Recently, the release of Lizzo's teaser for her upcoming music has sparked a range of reactions from her fan base. The Grammy-winning artist unveiled a clip on February 15 via X (formerly Twitter), showcasing an emotional journey with fluctuating expressions set to an energetic flute track. This teaser also hinted at a February 28 release date. However, some fans drew comparisons between Lizzo's performance and Lily Rose Depp’s role in HBO's "The Idol," leading to mixed opinions and even criticism.

The video clip captures Lizzo transitioning through various emotions, from tears to laughter, while the background music adds a dynamic layer to the visual narrative. In her post, she penned a reflective caption: “Everything was so much simpler #LIRL.” Fans quickly noticed similarities between Lizzo’s clip and scenes featuring Johnny Depp’s daughter, with some calling it “too uncanny.” Comments ranged from questioning Lizzo's acting aspirations to referencing popular HBO shows.

Prior to this, on February 14, Lizzo had teased the arrival of a new album with a cryptic post accompanied by the cover art of her previous album, "Special." She shared heartfelt reflections on how the album marked a significant period in her career, helping her re-emerge into the public eye after challenging years. Lizzo emphasized that the album aimed to uplift people during tough times, reminding them of their inherent worth despite imperfections. The tour that followed saw performances across 14 countries and nearly a million attendees, solidifying the impact of her music.

Lizzo expressed profound gratitude for the legacy she is building, noting that her lyrics and melodies are designed to inspire dancing, healing, and embracing one's true self. She concluded by expressing her daily thanks to God for the opportunity to create music that resonates deeply with listeners. Despite the mixed reactions to her latest teaser, Lizzo remains focused on delivering meaningful content that connects with her audience on an emotional level.