Lizzo's comment on Kamala Harris' presidency draws heavy backlash on social media; here's what she said

Lizzo has sparked a recent controversy after she made some comments about US Vice President Kamala Harris while she was present during a campaign event in Detroit. According to Blast, Lizzo while showing her support for Kamala Harris claimed that if Kamala Harris becomes the upcoming US President the US would resemble just like her hometown Detroit.

As Detroit is eventually facing significant economic challenges for a pretty long time, Lizzo’s statement has drawn backlashes specifically after former US President Donald Trump’s warning that a Kamala Harris administration would lead to a national decline just similar to Detroit’s struggles, reported Blast.

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During a recent event, Lizzo while defending her city stated that ‘Proud like Detroit, Resilient like Detroit and emphasized on the historical contributions of Detroit to the automobile and music industries. Blast asserted that Lizzo expressed her support for Democratic Presidential nominee Kamala Harris while referencing to her hit song ‘About Damn Time’ and declared that it was time for US to have its first woman president.

Blast noted that Lizzo’s remarks were met with some heavy criticism on social media where some users claimed that her remarks eventually implied a negative view of both Detroit and a potential Harris Presidency. In spite of the huge backlash, Lizzo highlighted on the importance of voting and reminded the attendees about the sacrifices made for voting rights.

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FAQs:

Who recently faced backlashes while endorsing Kamala Harris and Detroit?
Lizzo faced severe backlashes on social media regarding her recent endorsement of US Vice President Kamala Harris and her hometown Detroit.

Which is the hit song of Lizzo?
About Damn Time is a hugely hit song of Lizzo which she used as a reference during the recent endorsement of Democratic Presidential candidate Kamala Harris.