Lizzo

Lizzo is an American singer, rapper, songwriter, and classically trained flutist known for her powerful voice, uplifting music, and outspoken advocacy for body positivity and self-love. Born Melissa Viviane Jefferson on April 27, 1988, she grew up in Houston, Texas, and began her music career performing with indie hip-hop groups before breaking into mainstream success.

She rose to fame with hits like “Truth Hurts,” “Good as Hell,” and “Juice,” which celebrate confidence, independence, and embracing who you are. Her music blends pop, R&B, and hip-hop, and her performances are known for being energetic, joyful, and inclusive.

Beyond music, Lizzo is admired for challenging beauty standards, advocating for mental health awareness, and promoting self-empowerment. She has won multiple Grammy Awards and has become a cultural icon for her message that “you are enough, just as you are.”