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Video Of Lizzo Saying Nickelback Gets 'Way Too Much Sh*t' Resurfaces—And Nickelback Is Honored

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A 2019 clip of Lizzo from 'Jam Or Not A Jam' defending the oft-maligned rock band drew praise from the group on Twitter.

Leave it to Lizzo to root for the underdog.

Turns out the "Truth Hurts" singer has always been spreading the love, even to those who get a lot of "sh*t."


In a resurfaced 2019 clip, the "Good as Hell" singer jumped to the defense of the band Nickelback, who for some reason have caught a lot of flak over the last decade for their musical style.

But admit it, you totally sing along to the lyrics.

In the clip, Lizzo was playing a round of CBS' Jam Or Not a Jam when Nickelback's 2001 hit "How You Remind Me" made its way through the queue.

The "About Damn Time" icon asked:

"Why do people not like Nickelback?"
"I feel like Nickelback gets way too much sh*t."

Lizzo's verdict?

"I think that this is a jam."

She continued while singing along:

"It has a beautiful climax."
"The beat drop out, b*tch?!"

You can watch the clip below which was shared by the band and captioned:

"Thank you Lizzo for the kind words!"
"Open invite any show any time… maybe see you in Houston this summer?”

WARNING: NSFW language

Viewers of the clip sided with Lizzo and also shared their confusion over the Nickelback hate.





A few even entertained the idea of a collab between the two.

All in all, though, fans - especially Nickelback fans - appreciated her kind words and her analysis from a musical perspective.



Well guys, by Lizzo's decree, Nickelback is now deemed "Good As Hell."

It's about damn time.

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