Lizzo shuts down haters who body-shamed her at the MTV VMA


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Don't come for Lizzo. Photo: AFP

The 2022 Video Music Awards were chock-full of memorable moments courtesy of music’s biggest stars, including Nicki Minaj, Bad Bunny, Lizzo and Taylor Swift.

At least three artistes made history on Sunday night: Blackpink made its United States awards show debut and became the first female K-pop act to win the prize for group of the year; Bad Bunny delivered an electric performance from Yankee Stadium and became the first non-English-language performer to receive the award for artiste of the year; and Taylor Swift announced a new album after becoming the only person to accept the award for video of the year three times.

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