Lizzo's name from her live set, leaving many speculating about the reason behind the decision. While some believe it might be related to a recent harassment lawsuit against Lizzo, others think it could be a response to Erykah Badu's alleged style shading.
The Tribute and OmissionBeyoncé's performances of «Break My Soul (The Queens Remix)» have been a highlight of her tour, where she pays homage to artists who have inspired her throughout her career. However, during this recent rendition, Lizzo's name was noticeably absent, raising eyebrows and sparking discussions among fans.
A Hint of Shading?The omission of Lizzo's name wasn't the only eyebrow-raising moment in the tribute. Beyoncé repeated Erykah Badu's last name four times while not mentioning other influential artists, including former Destiny's Child bandmate Kelly Rowland, Lauryn Hill, and Roberta Flack. This led some fans to speculate whether this was a subtle response to Badu's alleged style shading over the weekend.
What is the Erykah Badu style shading controversy?Erykah Badu appeared to indirectly criticize Beyoncé, suggesting that the latter copied her iconic style, particularly the unique type of headwear she is known for. The R&B legend took to her Instagram Stories on Sunday (July 30) to share a picture of Beyoncé and her daughter Blue Ivy during a Renaissance Tour performance in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Beyoncé wore a bedazzled «IV» jersey and knee-high boots, accessorized with a metallic, wide-brimmed hat. Erykah expressed doubt about Beyoncé's choice of headwear, implying that the shimmering, wide-brimmed hats have been her signature look for many years.
Lizzo's Omission and Harassment LawsuitLizzo's absence from the tribute coincides with
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