A faithful rendition of the sassy track.
It was only a matter of time before what feels like the two biggest names in pop music right now, Harry Styles and Lizzo, collided in unexpected but also totally expected fashion. Styles, who's currently on his promotional cycle for his second solo studio record, Fine Line, visited BBC's Radio 1 Wednesday, where he performed a 30-minute set with a live backing band.
As part of the four songs he performed — two of which were"Adore You" and"Lights Up," singles from the record — he also delivered a surprising, but rousing and pretty faithful cover of Lizzo's hit single"Juice.
Styles' Radio 1 session can be heard in full on BBC's website. Most recently, the pop singer also made appearances on The Late Late Show with James Cordon where he performed a concert on a crosswalk, and had to answer uncomfortable questions from Kendall Jenner.
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