South Park has been known to reference different celebrities through the years, and Lizzo was the recent star to be featured on the show, but it's not something that she could have predicted when she blindly reacted to the clip online.
Taking to her official Instagram account, the "Special" hitmaker shared a video of herself reacting to the animated show that featured her.
"My worst fear has been actualized... I've been referenced in a 'South Park' episode. I'm so scared," she said.
The whole skit revolved around Sheila Broflovski and Sharon Marsh's character as they discussed the former's concerns regarding weight.
Sheila said she didn't have the same willpower as her husband, who has been working out and eating less. Sharon asked her if she used either Ozempic or Mounjaro to maintain her weight.
The female character then revealed that she has been using a fictional diet suppressor called Lizzo, which aims to remove their desire to work out or even care about what other people have been saying about them.
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When the singer's name was brought to the show, Lizzo was visibly shocked when reacting to the video.
"That's crazy... I just feel like, 'Damn. I'm really that b****.' I'm really that b****. I really showed the world how to love yourself and not give a f*ck to the point where these men in Colorado know who the f*** I am," she said.
She added that she's been featured in a cartoon that's been around for 25 years, adding, "I showed y'all how to not give a f*** and I'm going to keep showing y'all not to give a f***."
The recent news comes after Lizzo took to social media to reveal that she's been the happiest in 10 months, adding that depression is something that others won't know until they experience it first-hand.
"I'm definitely not all the way as carefree as I used to be.. But the dark cloud that followed me every day is finally clearing up," she wrote, adding that her smile finally reached her eyes again, which was a win for her.
Now that the "Good As Hell" hitmaker has been doing great, she noted that she wanted to get some of her "good vibes off" in a song, hinting at new music in the future.
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