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Lizzo's new album debuts to shockingly low sales 3 years after backup dancer controversy

Lizzo’s new album flops amid lingering controversy—what’s next for the pop star?

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The brief

Lizzo’s latest album has debuted with minimal commercial success, failing to chart significantly and reaching only one position on the *Billboard* charts. Coverage highlights the stark contrast to her previous releases, with *The Independent* and *Forbes* framing the underperformance as a rare setback in her career.

Attention will likely focus on Lizzo’s next creative or promotional moves, as well as whether industry analysts or fans attribute the decline to broader market shifts or the unresolved controversy.

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Quick answers

Is this Lizzo’s first album to underperform?

Coverage does not specify whether this is an unprecedented low for Lizzo, but it marks a notable shift from her previous chart-topping success.

What role does the backup dancer controversy play?

*Entertainment Weekly* explicitly links the album’s struggles to the 2023 controversy, though no direct causal connection is confirmed.

Has Lizzo addressed the sales directly?

Yes—*inmusicblog.com* reports she acknowledged commercial challenges for *‘B*TCH’* on TikTok, though specifics remain limited.

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