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Roommates, get into this one! Lizzo is returning the energy that Antonio Brown showed her on social media. Over the weekend, AB reacted to a video of Lizzo writing a positive message to her fanbase. He threw some weight-related shade at the singer, and she easily caught it.
On X (formerly Twitter), the blog account Pop Base shared a video of Lizzo’s handwritten message. “Sending love to everyone in the world,” she wrote with a blue ink pen. But, when Antonio Brown came across the post, his thoughts jumped to how Lizzo was holding the pen in her left hand. He replied, “She hold the pen like she hold her Ozempic shot….”
Ozempic is an antidiabetic drug that has increased in popularity for the potential side-effect of weight loss. Several celebrities have come forward this year to either share their experience with it or deny using it. Just ask Kandi Burruss and Ice Spice.
This is the second time in a week that AB has gone viral for his outta pocket online comments. His rumored boo, Woah Vicky, was trending last week after using the n-word to compliment it. He got some backlash after seemingly consigning her use of the slang by retweeting her compliment.
After the seemingly unprovoked comment, the singer jumped over to Instagram with a lil’ subtle clapback. She blessed her 11.7 million followers with several photos of her wearing different vacation looks, from swimsuits to dresses and two-pieces.
Lizzo pulled a Uno reverse on Antonio Brown and referenced his shady comment in her caption. “Holding life like an Ozempic pen…” she wrote, adding an emoticon with its tongue stuck out.
AB hasn’t made any additional comments on X about Lizzo but has actively been posting about Donald Trump and related topics. On Monday (Nov. 11), he also shared a post for veterans in honor of the national holiday.
Nearly two months ago, Lizzo opened up about her weight transformation and loving herself no matter her size tag. That same month, she also denied using Ozempic and credited five months of weight training and calorie-deficit eating for her new look.
