It was time! Lizzo addresses her feud with Taylor Swift onstage in Perth after controversial comments about her pop rival: ‘There’s no competition here’
American pop star Lizzo shocked fans at her Perth show on Friday when she referenced Taylor Swift amid claims the singers are feuding.
Earlier this month, the 35-year-old “About Damn Time” singer made a negative comment about an artist on Instagram live, and many of Taylor’s fans believe it was directed at her.
Speaking to her 13.5 million followers, Lizzo said: “Today’s most popular person doesn’t even compare to what Beyoncé is doing.”
Swifties assumed she was talking about Taylor, as the Wildest Dreams hitmaker has recently taken the world by storm with record sales for her Era tour and is currently dominating the charts.
Taking the stage at Perth’s RAC Arena on Friday for the opening night of her The Special Tour, Lizzo referenced their feud, saying there’s no bad blood.
American pop star Lizzo (pictured) shocked fans at her Perth show on Friday when she referenced Taylor Swift amid claims the singers are feuding.
The comment came between songs when Lizzo decided to chat with the audience and read some fan banners.
One sign read: “I chose you over Taylor.”
After reading the sign, Lizzo told the fan, “I’m going to start by saying thanks for coming to my show, I know tickets are expensive to everyone’s shows so it means a lot to me that you’re there.” here.
Earlier this month, the 35-year-old “About Damn Time” singer made a negative comment on Instagram that many of Taylor Swift’s fans (pictured) believe was directed at her.
“Taylor Swift is amazing too… I love Tay Tay too, there’s no competition here.”
Lizzo then joked that the fan didn’t have to choose between her and the Love Story hitmaker as she would get their tickets to his concert.
The US superstar then made sure the fan knew he was just kidding about the tickets and then signed the poster for him.
Elsewhere during the concert, Lizzo wowed the crowd as she sang her chart-topping hits.
The pop star spilled her famous curves in a leather bodysuit with neon green accents and fringe detailing.
He won over the paying audience for an Australian classic, launching a Down Under version of Men at Work on his flute.
She also wowed the crowd by showing off her impressive voice with a rendition of Coldplay’s hit song Yellow.
Taking the stage at Perth’s RAC Arena on Friday for the opening night of her The Special Tour, Lizzo referenced their feud, saying there’s no bad blood.
The American singer, 35, rocked the stage at the RAC Arena in Perth on Friday night, wowing the crowd with her biggest hits.
There was even a meditation session in the middle of the concert, with Lizzo encouraging her fans to stop and breathe in the middle of the show.
Lizzo will be touring Australia from July 21-23.
Like many other recording artists, Lizzo has expanded her sing-only brand with her line of Yitty shapewear.
Founded in 2022 in partnership with Fabletics, the Batches and Cookies singer said Forbes that her inspiration came from her own struggles with body image.
“I’ve spent my whole life trying to change the way I look or reshape my body,” the piper admitted.
The pop star spilled her famous curves in a leather bodysuit with neon green accents and fringe detailing.
Lizzo won the audience over by paying for an Australian classic, launching a Down Under version of Men at Work on her flute.
