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Stevie Nicks Pens Powerful Letter To Lizzo For Honoring Female Activists At The People's Choice Awards

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The Fleetwood Mac singer shared her letter to the 'People's Champion' award winner on Twitter.

Lizzo walked away from the 2022 People's Choice Awards on Tuesday night with two trophies.

Her song "About Damn Time" won song of the year, and Lizzo was also awarded the People's Champion Award, which recognizes a person who works and uses their platform to make a difference by fighting social injustices.


The true winning moment, however, commenced during her acceptance speech.

Lizzo began:

"I'mma be honest, when I first heard about this award, I was on the fence about whether I should accept."
"Because, if I'm the people's champ, I don't need a trophy for championing people."
"You know what I'm saying?"

She continued:

"I'm here tonight, because to be an icon isn't about how long you've had your platform."
"Being an icon is what you do with that platform."
"And ever since the beginning of my career, I've used my platform to amplify marginalized voices."

With that, she changed the direction of her acceptance speech:

"So tonight, I am sharing this honor. Make some noise for the people, y'all."
"These are all activists and people that I think deserve the spotlight."

As the audience cheered, a group of activists lined the stage alongside Lizzo as the singer introduced each one of them and described their powerful work toward social justice.

Lizzo concluded:

"Power will always be to the people."
"Thank you so much People's Choice."
"Follow them, follow them and support them."

You can watch the emotional speech below.

Lizzo Is The People's Champion | People's Choice Awards 2022youtu.be

The power of Lizzo's speech wasn't only felt at the event.

Twitter was absolutely overwhelmed and applauded the singer not only for her win but also for acknowledging the activists and educating the public on their causes.

One fellow musician in particular sang her praises, penning her a heartfelt note on Twitter.

Iconic Fleetwood Mac singer Stevie Nicks tweeted:

"Dearest Lizzo - In my opinion - your presentation last night on the People's Choice Awards was not only so beautiful and so needed - that you get the award for being a great woman of our time."
"I was so impressed and so touched that you put that together and pulled it off."
"It was stunning - and everyone heard you."
"You have given all women soundbites forever - flute player, singer, songwriter, future politician...?"

Nicks finished:

"Your name is in the stars now - Much love, Stevie Nicks"

The People's Choice Twitter account seconded the sentiment.

And it wasn't long before the rest of Twitter professed the same and even thanked Nicks for also "lifting up" women.








The People's Champion also responded.

Thank you Lizzo for acknowledging these women and their fight for the greater good.

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