Lizzo Claps Back With A Dance!

Lizzo Claims She Was Kicked Out Of A 7 Day Rental 3 Days Early: "Can't Stop This Black Girl's Shine"

Singer Lizzo is clapping back at a rude homeowner that kicked her out of a rental she paid for. According to Lizzo, she was supposed to be there for 7 days, before being asked to leave three days early.

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Lizzo twerks to fight back

Singer and Grammy winner Lizzo is fighting back against a rude landlord over the weekend. The "Truth Hurts" singer claims that she was kicked out of her 7-day rental three days early, but won't let that negativity let her down!

On Sunday, the 36-year-old singer posted a video of her twerking in response to the homeowner requiring her to leave 3 days early. She said that the homeowner ridiculed her for her dance moves, and claimed he said she and her friends would "hurt him".

"This is for the man that kicked me out of my seven-day rental three days early yesterday," Lizzo captioned the video.

"This is for mocking the way that I dance, and for using Instagram footage of me and my six black homegirls to say that we could ‘hurt him’ and threaten to call the police," she added.

"I know you’re watching my page," she continued, "so I just want you to know you can’t stop this black girls’ shine. Thanks for kicking us out cus this house is better anyways. Xoxo"

Although Lizzo didn't disclose where she was staying, she did confirm that everyone in her party got tested for the Coronavirus before attending the vacation together.

"Just a group of melanated girls soaking up the sun. No rhyme or reason," she said prior to being kicked out.

Lizzo shared on Instagram various videos of her and her friends dancing and celebrating in the sun.

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The happy vacation comes weeks after she took to Instagram to discuss the racial injustices happening across the globe, and her experiences as a Black woman in America.