No views, no likes, real love in real life," Lizzo says to kick off her latest music video for her new single "Love in Real Life." The rock-inspired pop song is the Grammy-winning artist's first solo release in nearly three years;

Love In Real Life” is new sonic territory for Lizzo, though it is sonic territory that is rather trendy at the moment. The most obvious reference point in the verses is The Strokes, while the verses gesture towards “My Sharona.

Lizzo sits at a vanity, and viewers hear her voice say, "Everything was so much simpler, and that's exactly what I need -- no views, no likes,

Lizzo's back! The superstar is launching her new album era with a brand new single, "Love in Real Life," released on Friday (Feb. 28). She teased the song just a few days prior to its arrival, with a cinematic teaser over which she narrates: "Everything was so much simpler,

Lizzo returns after a break from music for her peace with the debut single and title track from her forthcoming fifth album, Love in Real Life. The Grammy Award-winning artist enters an exciting era with the new track hinting at a rock album.

The video opens with Lizzo staring into a mirror in a lonely corridor before cutting to the singer riding shotgun dressed in a leather jacket as she sings, "Tonight, I might make

Lizzo is stepping into a new era both musically and personally. With the release of “Love in Real Life,” her first solo single since her contribution to the Barbie soundtrack in 2023, she’s signaling a shift in both sound and spirit.

Her career took off in 2019 with her single “Juice,” the first of a string of hits that include “Truth Hurts,” “Good as Hell,” “Rumors” and “About Damn Time.” The latter earned Lizzo a record of the year Grammy Award,

Lizzo has shared a new solo single dubbed, “Love in Real Life,” her first solo release since her participation in the “Barbie” soundtrack in 2023. The single arrived Thursday night alongside a cinematic music video,

Lizzo is bringing her forthcoming studio album Love in Real Life to real life for the first time with three intimate live performances. In March, the musician will take the stage in Los Angeles, New York,