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Lizzo addresses claim she was ‘s–t talking’ Taylor Swift with expletive-filled response

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Lizzo addresses claim she was ‘s–t talking’ Taylor Swift with expletive-filled response
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Lizzo responded to accusations that she was 'talking s–t' about Taylor Swift during a social media exchange. The controversy began when a user claimed Lizzo's music video contained shade towards Swift. Lizzo firmly denied the allegations, stating she has never spoken negatively about Swift or any other artist.

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Page Swift Lizzo addresses claim she was ‘s–t talking’ Taylor Swift with expletive-filled response By Leah Bitsky Published May 25, 2026, 3:24 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Lizzo fired back at an internet troll who accused her of throwing shade at Taylor Swift. The social media face-off began last Friday when an X user shared a clip of Lizzo’s music video for “STFU,” a song from her 2025 mixtape, “MY FACE STILL HURTS FROM SMILING.” “The Life Of A Showgirl + MY FACE HURTS FROM SMILING — 4.005M 👑. ICEMAN + MAID OF HONOUR + HABIBTI — 683k ⚰️⚰️⚰️⚰️,” the X user captioned the post. 8 Lizzo (seen here in a recent photo) hit back at a troll accusing her of throwing shade at Taylor Swift.

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