Session 72: Lizzo
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What inspired Lizzo to start podcasting?
Completely changed. Oh, wow. First it was like radio and a lot of like traditional media. Tradmede is what I like to call it. And you're like sitting in a hotel room and it's like you sitting on the couch and then like they just send a new person in every 10 minutes and they ask the same questions. No shade.
And how many people would you do like a day?
Wow, this is getting really. Yeah. Woo, don't just chime in now. Rewind and get a little bit of context.
How has Lizzo's press cycle changed over the years?
Oh, yeah, sorry. I just realized how that sounded.
Yeah, I'm sitting on a bed in a hotel room. I always do. I had about like, it would be, I can give you the time. I'd wake up at 6 a.m.
Oh.
I'd start around like after glam, 10 or something. I'd be done at like midnight talking to people. So I don't know how many people that is, but they would, they'd fill me up, honey. I was chock full of people. That's crazy. This is so much cooler. I mean, like once again, no more shade, but. It's just cool because I get to sit in people's environments. I get to talk to real people. And it's a different vibe every podcast, which is amazing. I love that.
Have you done a podcast that you, like, love?
Yours.
Love you.
Love you. Yeah, they paid me to say that. No, I mean, I love you. This is a great vibe already. I love you too.
And I have loved you since. Well, I was thinking about, I was like, when did I like fall in love with Lizzo's music? And I was thinking about there was two moments. Okay, so the first moment was that sink in someone great for Truth Hurts.
Yeah.
One of the all-time favorite things.
Yeah.
Because I remember that. Okay, so the reason that I love that thing so much is because that made me watch the movie.
Wow.
So I remember seeing a clip from it. I don't know if it was in the trailer or something. I think it might have been. And I remember thinking, oh, I want to watch the movie because of that clip and that song. So that was when I think I discovered you, but then you also were at Coachella 2019. Woo! Woo! And and I was just like listening to the lineups music and me and one of my best friends, Caroline, were just obsessed with good as hell.
And yeah, that the sync changed my fucking life. Yeah, I didn't even know that was because mind you, I'm like the top synced person at my label. So I've been getting synced since the beginning. Like female rap is very syncable, especially back when I started like 2002. 17, 18. It was very simple.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What inspired Lizzo to start podcasting?
2:01–2:26
2
How has Lizzo's press cycle changed over the years?
2:26–5:01
3
What does Lizzo think about the power of saying 'yes'?
5:01–6:40
4
How does Lizzo cope with fame and public perception?
6:40–12:45
5
What personal experiences influenced Lizzo's new album?
12:45–20:18
6
How does Lizzo handle backlash and criticism?
20:18–27:43
7
What role does social media play in Lizzo's life?
27:43–34:10
8
What are Lizzo's thoughts on self-identity and public image?
34:10–1:37:16