Lizzo Cried When She Saw Her Name Onscreen at Beyoncé Concert

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Lizzo Cried When She Saw Her Name Onscreen at Beyoncé Concert
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“In that moment I was thinking about baby me,” Lizzo captioned the sweet video.

Lizzo has credited Beyoncé and Destiny’s Child for inspiring her to become a singer a number of times, tellinglast year how impactful the girl group was in her life. “Growing up in Houston, the impact that Destiny’s Child had on me making a decision to become an artist was incredible, mostly because I felt like we were so close to it,” she explained. “Everyone had their, ‘I saw Beyoncé when…’ or, ‘I saw Destiny’s Child at this party…’ stories. And that made it seem more accessible.

Speaking of Beyoncé’s mission with her music, Lizzo added, “she doesn’t just put out music for the sake of putting out music – there’s going to be something real, you know what I mean? A teachable moment. Every time I hear her, it’s like, “Man, I want to make people feel this way. How can I make people feel this way, too?’”

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