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While it may come as a surprise to her critics, Lizzo says she’s not working out for anyone but herself. Instead of trying to achieve the body type her critics believe she should have, Lizzo is working out to have her ideal body type.
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It shouldn’t matter if people “drink kale smoothies or eat McDonald’s, or work out or not work out,” Lizzo says in her video. Instead she emphatically suggests that people who judge others take a look at themselves and their own bodies, because health is more than just outer appearance. “Health is also what happens on the inside,” Lizzo states. And in today’s all-too-popular culture of body shaming, she thinks people could use a “f*cking cleanse for [their] insides.”
Lizzo’s message is a great reminder that health is a personal journey. It can be difficult to remember that when social media constantly suggests there is an ideal standard for bodies. Hopefully, Lizzo’s message reminds others who may be struggling with body shaming that we are all beautiful and strong.
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