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Lizzo teams up with the Queer Eye cast for an animated video

Lizzo has teamed up with the Queer Eye cast for a lyric video to accompany her track Soulmate. The boys didn’t need to take any time out of their schedule though, it’s all completely animated.

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The track features on Lizzo’s 2019 album Cuz I Love You. The track embodies Lizzo’s message of self love and body positivity. The clip also recreates one of Lizzo’s most viral moments as she departs on the back of a golf cart.

During the quarantine period Lizzo has apparently been locked away recording new music for her follow up album which fans are eagerly awaiting.

Take a look at the new animated clip. 

OIP Staff


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