Melissa Jefferson (born April 27, 1988 in Detroit, Michigan, U.S.), known p… Read Full Bio ↴Melissa Jefferson (born April 27, 1988 in Detroit, Michigan, U.S.), known professionally as Lizzo, is an American rapper and singer. She is a founding member of indie hip hop groups The Chalice, Grrrl Prty, The Clerb, Ellypseas, and Absynthe. Her debut album, Lizzobangers, was released in 2013. In 2015, she released her sophomore album, Big Grrrl Small World.
Born in Detroit in the late 80’s, Lizzo spent much of her formative years in the church, where she was raised on the gospel sounds of The Winans, The Clark Sisters, and Fred Hammond, along with mainstay secular artists such as Stevie Wonder and Elton John. At the age of 10 her family moved to Houston, TX, and Lizzo was exposed to a wide array of emerging Southern musical styles, from the trademark chopped and screwed rap tracks of the underground, to the progressive and polished R&B sounds of groups like Destiny’s Child that were raising the city’s national profile to new heights. In fact, it was after she stumbled across a Destiny’s Child performance at Wal-Mart that Lizzo—then a 5th grader-- was inspired to start writing music on her own. Over the next decade that decision would take her through the trenches of some of the most varied musical genres: R&B girl groups (I.N.I.T.I.A.L.S., Cornrow Clique), progressive rock bands (Elypseas), solo rap ventures, and electro-pop duos (Lizzo & The Larva Ink).
In 2011 she made the move to Minneapolis with Larva Ink in order to be a part of that city’s blossoming and collaborative musical community. Lizzo & The Larva Ink was well received there, and the group earned a few encouraging nods from the press. Lizzo was soon introduced to Sophia Eris and Claire de Lune, with whom she would form The Chalice, the three-piece all-female rap/R&B group that would elevate Lizzo’s profile and reputation. In 2012 The Chalice released We Are The Chalice, an album that would gain them instant local success amongst fans and critics alike, garnering City Pages’ prestigious Best New Band and Picked To Click accolades in the same year.
The success brought setbacks, though, and a falling out soon led to the demise of Lizzo & The Larva Ink. Feeling discontent with the loss of one group and the hurried blur of success of another, Lizzo was creatively drained from writing We Are The Chalice in two short months. She found herself in the throes of her first full-blown case of writer’s block. Unable to create music for herself, she began listening to several different local albums in hopes of finding inspiration. It was LAVA BANGERS, a 20-track instrumental mixtape from Doomtree producer and Minneapolis music vet Lazerbeak, that ultimately caught her ear. Beaks’ beats proved the fix for Lizzo’s problem. “I sat at home and listened to LAVA BANGERS, and when “Lift Every Voice” came on, my writer’s block was cured,” says Lizzo. “I think it revived my gospel roots. I wrote pages and pages of songs, and finally reached out to Lazerbeak, not thinking anything would come of it.”
Her timing could not have been better. Beak, impressed with Lizzo’s output with The Chalice, as well as her guest appearances on several other local releases, was looking for a change of pace from his daily Doomtree production and business responsibilities. He immediately signed on to work on some demos. Beat tapes were exchanged, songs were written, and mutual friend and musical collaborator Ryan Olson (Totally Gross National Product founder, Gayngs/Marijuana Deathsquads mastermind) was brought on board to creatively oversee the project. Olson recorded and edited all 15 tracks in his bedroom studio, bringing in laid back hype-man Cliff Rhymes along the way to add even more layers to Lizzo’s dynamic vocals.
LIZZOBANGERS is the culmination of that four-way collaboration, an album that manages to capture all of the varied musical influences of Lizzo’s upbringing and combine them with the forward-thinking experimental production style of Beak and Olson. The end result is a brave new project that encapsulates the best parts of both the familiar and the future.
Born in Detroit in the late 80’s, Lizzo spent much of her formative years in the church, where she was raised on the gospel sounds of The Winans, The Clark Sisters, and Fred Hammond, along with mainstay secular artists such as Stevie Wonder and Elton John. At the age of 10 her family moved to Houston, TX, and Lizzo was exposed to a wide array of emerging Southern musical styles, from the trademark chopped and screwed rap tracks of the underground, to the progressive and polished R&B sounds of groups like Destiny’s Child that were raising the city’s national profile to new heights. In fact, it was after she stumbled across a Destiny’s Child performance at Wal-Mart that Lizzo—then a 5th grader-- was inspired to start writing music on her own. Over the next decade that decision would take her through the trenches of some of the most varied musical genres: R&B girl groups (I.N.I.T.I.A.L.S., Cornrow Clique), progressive rock bands (Elypseas), solo rap ventures, and electro-pop duos (Lizzo & The Larva Ink).
In 2011 she made the move to Minneapolis with Larva Ink in order to be a part of that city’s blossoming and collaborative musical community. Lizzo & The Larva Ink was well received there, and the group earned a few encouraging nods from the press. Lizzo was soon introduced to Sophia Eris and Claire de Lune, with whom she would form The Chalice, the three-piece all-female rap/R&B group that would elevate Lizzo’s profile and reputation. In 2012 The Chalice released We Are The Chalice, an album that would gain them instant local success amongst fans and critics alike, garnering City Pages’ prestigious Best New Band and Picked To Click accolades in the same year.
The success brought setbacks, though, and a falling out soon led to the demise of Lizzo & The Larva Ink. Feeling discontent with the loss of one group and the hurried blur of success of another, Lizzo was creatively drained from writing We Are The Chalice in two short months. She found herself in the throes of her first full-blown case of writer’s block. Unable to create music for herself, she began listening to several different local albums in hopes of finding inspiration. It was LAVA BANGERS, a 20-track instrumental mixtape from Doomtree producer and Minneapolis music vet Lazerbeak, that ultimately caught her ear. Beaks’ beats proved the fix for Lizzo’s problem. “I sat at home and listened to LAVA BANGERS, and when “Lift Every Voice” came on, my writer’s block was cured,” says Lizzo. “I think it revived my gospel roots. I wrote pages and pages of songs, and finally reached out to Lazerbeak, not thinking anything would come of it.”
Her timing could not have been better. Beak, impressed with Lizzo’s output with The Chalice, as well as her guest appearances on several other local releases, was looking for a change of pace from his daily Doomtree production and business responsibilities. He immediately signed on to work on some demos. Beat tapes were exchanged, songs were written, and mutual friend and musical collaborator Ryan Olson (Totally Gross National Product founder, Gayngs/Marijuana Deathsquads mastermind) was brought on board to creatively oversee the project. Olson recorded and edited all 15 tracks in his bedroom studio, bringing in laid back hype-man Cliff Rhymes along the way to add even more layers to Lizzo’s dynamic vocals.
LIZZOBANGERS is the culmination of that four-way collaboration, an album that manages to capture all of the varied musical influences of Lizzo’s upbringing and combine them with the forward-thinking experimental production style of Beak and Olson. The end result is a brave new project that encapsulates the best parts of both the familiar and the future.
Track 6
Lizzo Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'Track 6' by these artists:
Artist Feeling so alone feels so normal Until you're around things …
B.O.E.N. Suena la alarma cinco PM Ya no hay alarmas a las…
Bknott True life stories... aye, it be like that Two times... I…
Charlie Puth Sorry These mistakes, I′ve made my fair share When you need…
elif Uhuhuhuhuhuh Uhuhuhuh Uhuhuh Uhuhuhuhuhuh Uhuhuhuh Uhuhuh E…
Foster Running through this beat is essential Running this race got…
thanksgiving I asked you which way You′d like it to be You watched…
Ty Dolla $ign I'm tryna roll like a thug already Take you back and…
Ty Dolla $ign feat. Kanye West Anderson .Paak & Thundercat I'm tryna roll like a thug already Take you back and…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Lizzo:
1 Deep I stopped talking to my mama for three months No eye…
2 Be Loved Sheesh Mm-mm Girl, I'm 'bout to have a panic attack I did t…
About Damn Time (Anyway) It's bad bitch o'clock, yeah, it's thick-thirty I'…
Ain't I Uh, uh, uh, I'm in the, I'm in the, I'm…
B.G.S.W We can take over the earth We can take over the…
Batches Cookies I got my batches and cookies I got my batches and…
Batches and Cookies I got my batches and cookies, I got my batches…
Be Still Woo (yeah) I wake up every morning feeling like slapping a…
Betcha My ni-hick-a, momma hiccup Got to pick up the whole damn Che…
Better in color Black, white, ebony All sound good to me Two tone recipe Got…
bIrthDAY gIrl Is it your birthday, girl? 'Cause you lookin' like a present…
Bloodlines My great-grandmomma ain’t a slave My great great great great…
Bother Me Have you ever been to Paris at night? Say something French O…
Boys Ay, boy, whatcha say, boy? You tryna play coy like a…
Break Up Twice I talked to my girlfriends yesterday They reminded me of whe…
Bus Passes and Happy Meals What you looking at? With your lookin ass Time goes by prett…
Coconut Oil I remember back, back in school when I wasn't cool Shit,…
Coldplay Look at the stars, look how they shine for you And…
Cry Baby Pull this car over babe Don't pretend like you don't know A…
Crybaby Pull this car over babe Don't pretend like you don't know …
Cuz I Love You I'm cryin' 'cause I love you, oh Yah yah yah, yah…
Deep (I feel) I feel off, I might love you, baby,…
En Love Like my hands in the air Fingers kiss the sky Smile on…
Everybody’s Gay 1 AM and the night just keeps on callin', ooh We…
Exactly How I Feel That's exactly how I feel That's exactly how I feel That's e…
Faded (I'm faded, faded, faded, faded) (I'm faded, fa-faded) It's…
Fitness Independent, athletic I been sweating, doing calisthenics Bo…
Go Wake up in the morning and stop Feeling like the world’s…
Good As Hell I do my hair toss Check my nails Baby how you feelin'? Feeli…
gRrRlS (Girls) bitches, um Bitches, hm, uh-um Hold my bag, bitch, …
Heaven Help Me Heaven help me If love ain't dead I'ma kill it 'cause…
Hot Dish I got a lot on my chest, so here's my…
Humanize I try, I try, to try, can see the love…
i lOVE yOu bItCh I'm under pressure and it's all on me Don't want to…
If You Love Me (Ooh) (Ooh) (Ooh) Ooh I've learned to love me as myself But…
Jang A Lang Uh, yeah Melanie, Melanie, you made a facsimile, uh Big boot…
Jerome Woo, oh Here we go again Uh-uh, hee-hee Uh, look, listen, sh…
Juice Mirror, mirror on the wall Don't say it, 'cause I know…
Let 'em Say Let 'em say what they gonna say They gon' feel how…
Like a Girl Uh Go Woke up feelin' like I just might run for President E…
LINGERIE (Yeah) Damn Hair down, moonlit Look at my lipstick So thick…
Lizzie Borden Inspiration?- let me think about it Violation?- no doubt abo…
Make Way [Hook] Something's got a hold on me Drowning I can’t barely …
My Skin Learning to love yourself and Like learning to love your bod…
Naked Welcome to my body, I know it's nice to meet…
Never Felt Like Christmas Never cared for jingle bells or Picking out a tree I would…
New Eyes In the quiet of my room I gather up my thoughts…
Pants vs. Dress Aw yeah, ha-ha-ha South west alief Texas not born but raise…
Phone Uh, where the hell my phone? Where the hell my…
Pink When I wake up in my own pink world I get…
Ride Yeah, uh LA caroling with Caro-line Caro-LINE but I had to m…
Rumors They don't know, I do it for the culture, goddamn They…
Scuse Me Woo, look up in the mirror, oh my God, it's…
Soulmate True story No glory, let's go Yeah, the old me used to…
Special (Ba-ba-ba, ba-ba-ba) (Ba-ba-ba, ba-ba-ba) Special Woke up t…
Stayin' Alive Ah, ah, ah, ah Stayin' alive, stayin' alive Ah, ah, ah, ah…
T-Baby Tar baby, goAnnotatet it in the bag Kiss me on my…
Tempo I've been waitin' for this one Turn it up Slow songs, they…
The Fade Full of fried food and fatigue, uh Full of fried food…
The Realest (Make it harder) (It could all, it could all be so…
The Sign Hi, motherfucker, did you miss me? I've been home since 2020…
Truth Hurts Why are men great 'til they gotta be great? Woo I just…
W.E.R.K. Part II Work, work, work, work Work, work, work (work), work (work) …
W.E.R.K. Pt. II Werk! Werk like a Boss Talk talk talk talk talk talk…
W.E.R.K., Part II Werk! Werk like a Boss Talk talk talk talk talk talk talk T…
W.E.R.K., Pt. II Werk like a Boss Werk like a Boss Werk like a Boss Werk…
Wat U Mean Wat u mean? Been up in this thing so long…
Water Me I am free, yeah yeah Come water me, oh oh Love you…
Worship Oh, here it goes I feel like fire, I feel like…
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@VaughanXV
This music video is proof that there's nothing wrong with leaving the room if anyone asks you to recite a poem for your support group.
Great song.
@bettyburkety2520
You are the most beautiful woman in the world
@anayabananaxee
lizzo needs to loooooose weightttt
@marteenyo
@@anayabananaxee king of trolling 😻
@temboxicutenyamii2647
@@anayabananaxee You need to stoooooop forcing people to change their body when they are already happy and confidentttt
@final7423
@@anayabananaxee She’s said she’s trying to,luckily it seems like it’s working
@cutedragon2396
Everyone misunderstands her like she’s not promoting being unhealthy, she’s promoting loving yourself. The rest is up to you, it’s up you if you want you change.
@unrelatedcow9829
Also, being big doesn't mean being unhealthy. Sumo wrestlers are a great example of that. Edit: if ur gonna comment shit like "sumo wrestlers aren't healthy and they live 20 years less than the average lifespan" then stfu, cause u think ur helping me but ur actually not. I'm tired of getting 10+ comments every day talking about the same shit.
@awhora6036
@@hooplastation yea but there are ways to encourage people to lose weight without calling them disgusting
@hooplastation
@@awhora6036 But what? Nowhere in my comment did I imply we call obese people disgusting. I said we can be accepting while also acknowledging the downsides to it