Lizzo Addresses Yung Miami’s Comment on Weight Loss

Sarah Parker March 24, 2025

Lizzo is taking a stand against Yung Miami following her comments about Lizzo’s recent weight loss during a conversation with Shannon Sharpe. This unexpected exchange has stirred up quite a bit of attention, highlighting the ongoing dialogue about body image and societal expectations.

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Details of Yung Miami’s Comments on Lizzo’s Weight Loss During Interview with Shannon Sharpe

In a noteworthy interview, Yung Miami, also known as Caresha, addressed the relentless scrutiny women face regarding their bodies, whether they choose surgical enhancements or embrace their natural selves. She articulated her frustration by stating, “If you are natural, they hate you; if you have a BBL, they hate you… What do you want?” This powerful statement encapsulates the double standards faced by women in the public eye.

During her discussion, she specifically referenced Lizzo, pointing out that despite Lizzo’s efforts to embrace a healthier lifestyle and her noticeable weight loss, the negativity surrounding her appearance persists. Caresha exclaimed, “It’s like, ‘Oh My God,’ ew. Pick a side. What do you want?” This comment underscores the ongoing societal pressure and judgment women endure, regardless of their choices.

Lizzo Engages in Open Dialogue with Yung Miami Regarding Weight Loss Remarks

The Shade Room shared an engaging video featuring Lizzo having a candid phone conversation with Yung Miami, where Lizzo sought clarification regarding an “ew” comment made by Miami about her weight loss during the interview with Shannon Sharpe. Lizzo expressed her confusion, interpreting that Miami was implying she had gone “too little.” However, Miami clarified her intention, explaining that her remark was not meant to offend but rather to highlight the ongoing criticism women face regarding their bodies.

During the phone call, Miami emphasized the harsh reality that women cannot win—no matter what choices they make. She stated, “It’s damn if you do, damn if you don’t,” reflecting on the societal pressures that burden women constantly. This dialogue between the two artists illustrates the importance of direct communication and understanding in the face of public scrutiny.

“You can’t make nobody happy and they always got something to say when it comes to women’s bodies,” Caresha added, reinforcing the need for solidarity among women.

Public Reaction on Social Media: A Wave of Support for Lizzo and Yung Miami

In the wake of this exchange, followers in The Shade Room’s comment section expressed their confusion about why Lizzo interpreted Yung Miami’s remarks as critical. Many commenters felt that Miami’s words were clear and supportive, showing solidarity rather than disdain.

Instagram user @theedannyphantom__ wrote, “Caresha was advocating for you, girl. Calm down.”

Another user, @randirossario wrote, “You might not like it, but I appreciated this style of conflict resolution and hope more women in our community can adopt this approach to address potential misunderstandings….”

Comments continued to pour in as Instagram user @empresskim00 wrote, “Girl, she was on your side!

In a similar vein, Instagram user @dussenaiiiii wrote, “She wasn’t coming for you. She was literally on your side, but okay!

Another user, @sgeorgeon17 wrote, “Now Lizzo, she was clearly defending YOU.”

User @dammnrobert wrote, “Maybe I’m missing something, but I don’t see anything Miami said that was wrong.”

In a final note, user @newjack_barb stated, “She was on your side, Lizzo. That’s clear.”

Instagram user @juuman920 wrote, “Lizzo, I say this with love because I support you…. that was a big reach. She wasn’t coming for you or being shady.”

Lastly, Instagram user @bunbeedah wrote, “Read the room, Lizzo. She wasn’t being mean or malicious at all. She was being nice and complimentary.”