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    1. She had like four songs everyone knew one summer – I don’t know if flop is the right word 

    2. eggsuckinggrandmama on

      That’s it?! That’s the article?! Damn, I wanna be a staff writer for Atlantic

    3. Short-ass article, wtf? Said almost nothing, certainly didn’t explain „How she became pop cultures great flop“.

      Pop stars have short careers on average, Lizzo was far from a one-hit wonder though. She had some controversy that hurt her career and pop has moved away from her in general, nothing monumental about that

    4. Imcrappinyounegative on

      I saw her this past February at the Blue Note in LA and thought she was fabulous. I believe she sold out all 4 shows.

    5. Eh, mor like she’s someone that defied industry standards and broke the mold

      I wouldn’t call her a flop but I know people want her to

    6. Lizzo was an act of the times. She based her schtick on the 2019-2021 push for acceptance and equality, mixed with anti all the other far right rhetoric. Once she was exposed it call came crashing down. There is no coming back from that.

      Not so much a flop, but a grifter like so many other “entertainers” these days.

    7. Bryantings_ on

      Industry plant that never took root?

      She got the awards and stuff but none of it seemed organic. She was shoehorned into everything like James Corden.

    8. roninrunnerx on

      The writer must have been let go from The Atlantic while he was writing the article.

    9. danghunk312 on

      She was just a phase. She got lucky with a few hits and now she’s irrelevant. People got mad at her for how she treated people and no promotion was done for her new album it seemed. She can fade away into the darkness now and probably won’t be remembered in a few years.

    10. PurpleAstronomerr on

      It’s the assault allegations. Don’t need a whole article to identify the cause.

    11. IShallBeYeeted on

      Somebody should be writing articles instead about how mad we should be about the desertion of Lizzo during a time when people like Chris Brown continue to be supported

    12. I really like her music. I know her employees said she did some boundary- crossing behavior. Did Lizzo admit to it?

    13. OkZookeepergame4192 on

      She was fantastic as a live show. Full of energy, band was fire.

    14. InsomniaticWanderer on

      Didn’t she essentially blacklist herself but assaulting a bunch of people and just being a major asshole in general?

      That might have something to do with it.

    15. OptimisticRealist__ on

      Well, theres the assault stuff… youd cancel any white male over that but for lizzo its suddenly we failed her. Na fuck that, shes a garbage person

    16. Different_Gas_5126 on

      damn when they write a whole article about your career being dead

    17. Nobody cares. I wouldn’t call it flopping. People no longer care because of the actions she’s done and things she’s said. She had a few good hits and that was that.

      Being a part of Kevin Hart roast was definitely *a choice*.

    18. Lizzy may have peaked but the chart position & awards show she was not a flop.

    19. Mission_Struggle_417 on

      Maybe her problem is she isn’t a very nice person and people found out

    20. I saw her in 2014 when she opened up for Macaulay Culkin’s band The Pizza Underground and Har Mar Superstar. I always thought it was cool that I saw her for $18. It’s all just disappointing now.

    21. NerdCocktail on

      Why is her PR machine leaning into this flop storyline? It’s such a bizarre take. If Lizzo is making her best music, she should do some actual performances instead of just whining about radio. I haven’t heard one person say any of the new music is good. Do Colors, perform in the subway, or try apologizing for being a terrible boss and say you’re in coaching.

    22. daledaleedaleee on

      I’ll forever be surprised she blew up like she did. I saw Har Mar Superstar in my local 100 capacity venue in the UK around 2012 and Lizzo was his backing singer. She also operated the merch booth; sold me a t-shirt and charmed me into buying a copy of *Lizzobangers*.

    23. Cautious_Repair3503 on

      There’s something that feels deeply horrible about referring to a person as a flop. Have we gone that far that not only must art be commodified, but also the artist themselves? (I know the answer is yes but I find it deeply saddening and upsetting, any moral society would not behave like this) 

    24. Powerful_Company_682 on

      Part of it was her hypocrisy on body positivity. She got big girls hyped and then as soon as she could got skinny. She lost a large part of her base with that. 
      Not saying she shouldn’t have or it was bad. For health reasons alone that was good. Just saying when she came out it was all about „I love being big“

    25. She just played a sold out crowd with the National Symphony Orchestra. I think she’s probably fine.

    26. ConcentrateSea2505 on

      I’ll take a guess: she promoted positivity but was a monster in real life

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