Flutes, freestyles and infectious fun: Lizzo's greatest songs ranked!
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Flutes, freestyles and infectious fun: Lizzo's greatest songs  ranked!
"Lizzo's contribution to the Barbie soundtrack fitted the film's opening scene perfectly: fluffy, wilfully lightweight disco-pop, with lyrics that split the difference between being knowingly daft and offering a self-empowerment message."
"The backing of Boys sounds like a taut, loving tribute to prime-time Neptunes with a house beat added, and the lyrics are a marvellous enumeration of Lizzo's nondiscriminatory approach to dating: bearded or clean-shaven, hick or city-dweller, straight or homosexual, you're apparently in with a chance."
"Like a Girl swiftly moves from broken relationships to gleeful female empowerment, complete with shout-outs to Serena Williams and Lauryn Hill, and a killer pop chorus."
Lizzo's Barbie soundtrack song perfectly captures the film's opening with fluffy, self-aware disco-pop blending camp positivity and empowerment messaging. Alternative versions like Pink's rendition offer different tonal approaches. Recent singles have underperformed, though debate exists regarding whether this stems from behavioral allegations or quality issues. Her 2025 mixtape, My Face Hurts from Smiling, proves her continued artistic capability, featuring a tough rap track with SZA's melodic hook. Notable tracks span her discography: Coldplay samples appear on Special's closer with 70s soul strings; Boys showcases Neptunes-influenced production celebrating inclusive dating; Like a Girl combines relationship themes with female empowerment; Break Up Twice features Mark Ronson's classic soul production.
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