Lizzo says she is “quitting”: What are her most famous songs?

Lizzo has sparked a wave of speculation among fans with a recent social media post hinting at a “resignation.” The news comes after a period of intense media scrutiny surrounding legal issues. While the exact nature of her “resignation” remains unclear, fans are eager to understand what it means for her future career.

Melissa Viviane Jefferson, better known by her stage name Lizzo, began her musical journey in her hometown of Houston, Texas. She played the flute throughout her school years and even performed with a marching band.

Lizzo’s rise to fame began with collaborations with indie acts like SZA and Houston’s Babes in Toyland. Her solo career kicked off in 2013 with the EP “Lizzobangers,” showcasing her rapping and singing talents. Tracks like “Batches & Cookies” and “Boss Up” garnered critical acclaim.

Commercial success and empowering anthems

Lizzo’s breakout year came in 2017 with the catchy single “Truth Hurts.” The song, with its relatable lyrics about heartbreak and self-worth, gained a second wind in 2019 after appearing in the Netflix rom-com “Someone Great.” “Truth Hurts” went on to top the Billboard Hot 100 chart and win three Grammy Awards, including the prestigious award for Best Pop Solo Performance.

Another 2017 release, “Good as Hell,” became an anthem for self-love and body positivity. Lizzo’s electrifying performances of the song, often featuring a dazzling flute solo, further cemented her place as a pop culture icon.

Lizzo’s reign continued into the 2020s with the critically acclaimed album “Cuz I Love You.” Singles like “Juice” and “Tempo (Feat. Missy Elliott)” showcased her versatility and ability to blend genres seamlessly.

Lizzo hasn’t limited her talents to music. She’s a sought-after actress, starring in movies like “Hustlers” and the animated series “Big Mouth.” She has also used her platform to advocate for body positivity and mental health awareness.