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In recent developments, Lizzo, the artist known for her hit “Good As Hell,” has found herself at the center of a heated debate. Conservative commentator Candace Owens has publicly denounced Lizzo’s actions, labeling them as “problematic.” Owens’ critique has sparked a wider conversation on the influence of public figures and their behavior.

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The term “gaslighting,” often cited in discussions of manipulative behavior, has been brought to the forefront in this controversy. Defined by Psychology Today as the “deliberate and systemic feeding of false information to make the victim question their own reality,” gaslighting leads to self-doubt and a questioning of one’s sanity. The misuse of this term in public discourse adds another layer to the complexity of the situation.

As the public weighs in on the matter, the discourse highlights the scrutiny that celebrities face and the impact of their actions on public perception. The debate continues as both supporters and critics of Lizzo voice their opinions on social media and other platforms.

This incident serves as a reminder of the powerful role that celebrities play in shaping cultural norms and the importance of understanding psychological terms like gaslighting in public conversations.