Lizzo has an issue with the current state of the music industry, which she addresses in a recent social media post.

Taking to TikTok, the Grammy winner claims that the industry is currently in a state of “complete chaos,” voicing her opposition to the “algorithmic model” in the music industry.

She continues her rant that musicians were previously “servicing songs out to certain channels and radio stations”, adding, “an increasingly congested internet space” meant there’s no clear channel out for people to put their music out and serve the masses.” 

Despite having a strong following on TikTok, Lizzo shares that she still struggles to get the views, which she attributes to the solution: artists “have to serve your people.” 

She suggests they should make a private fan page and “have a dialogue with people that actually give a ****…” 

In other news, Lizzo reflects on her weight loss journey in an interview with Women’s Health U.K.

“I like how I look now. I still think I’m big. I’m still wearing plus-size clothing. I have the same rolls. I got the same belly, the same thighs – I think I’m just a smaller version,” she shares.

The Pink hitmaker continues, “Body positivity has nothing to do with staying the same. Body positivity is the radical act of daring to exist loudly and proudly in a society that told you shouldn’t exist.”‘

Lizzo, meanwhile, released her third mixtape, My Face Hurts from Smiling, earlier this summer.

Sydney Sweeney picks up the role of boxing champ Christy Martin, so it’s expected she would get, in her words, a “crazy black eye” during filming.

As the boxing drama biopic premieres at the Toronto Film Festival, the actress recalls the gruelling shooting experience, particularly the boxing scenes.

“I was getting pummeled,” she adds. “They were holding ice packs to my face in between takes. I was getting knocked up.”

The star continues, “I had some gnarly bruises after that.” Her “crazy black eye,” meanwhile, was the result of reenacting a famous match between Christy Martin and Laila Ali in the movie.

The film’s boxing sequences, which would be a treat to watch, required much work behind the scenes to shoot.

For example, Sydney reveals she filmed those scenes “back to back to back in a single week. I’d wrap after a 12-hour shoot, and then I’d go train for another two hours. That whole week was grueling.”

Besides her latest movie, the actress is under fire for a denim jeans ad campaign since its release.

However, the Madame Web star shut down the questions over the controversy and doubled down on promoting Christy.

“I am there to support my movie and the people involved in making it,” she tells Vanity Fair. “I’m not there to talk about jeans. The movie’s about Christy [Martin], and that’s what I’ll be there to talk about.”

Christy will hit theatres on Nov 7.