Fans have taken to social media accusing SZA of lying about not getting cosmetic surgery.
The singer recently criticized rumors about her alleged facial touching and called it “significantly offensive.” He talked about hearing “crazy s—” about himself and wondered why fans prefer to believe social media.
During the interview, SZA talked about using hypnotherapy and other methods to manage her emotions, which can be overwhelming. He also talked about feeling cursed in the R&B music genre and trying to make music that represented himself in the “full spectrum”.
Fans Call SZA ‘Liar’ For Denying Plastic Surgery
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SZA interview with street wall journal has gone viral on social media, especially X (formerly known as Twitter), but for some worrying reasons. Fans have blasted the “Snooze” singer for lying about having plastic surgery on parts of her face, especially her nose and chin.
A segment from his interview with WSJ went viral on X, with a quote from SZA about the rumors about her nose job and teeth.
cmon https://t.co/CL7D3Fyyhy pic.twitter.com/x3wjGuJgWj
— rxmsxy (@rxmsxy) October 30, 2023
In response, a fan tweeted two photos of the singer as a comparison of the before and after “changes” she claims to have made over the past few years. They captioned the image, “cmon,” and the post has now amassed over 11.8 million views on the app.
More quotes and comments insist that SZA lied about the facial surgery she had.
One tweet read, “Some people are so delusional, they believe their lies are true. He is one of them.” Another commented, “SZA is a serial liar like it’s so funny and disturbing.”
A third person wrote, “If it came down to a lying contest, I would never want to go up against SZA.”
SZA Discusses Criticism She Faces Because of Her Appearance
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During the interview, SZA opened up about the significant attention she pays to her face and body. They pose questions like “Does she really hate cake?” And “Are the spots painted?” The “Open Arms” singer said the rumor was a “low-key attack. It’s not low-key, it’s a serious attack.”
However, SZA seems confused about how to handle the attention on her body. He said, “But what am I supposed to do? Post a teardown thread? That’s crazy.” He suggested to his interviewer that the attention was “part of the habit of his fans.”
SZA said, “You’d rather trust the TikTok network. You’d rather believe whatever Twitter thread is; you can google it yourself and figure it out. There is a clear example when I talk about my freckles. I hear crap about myself. I heard I had a facelift, I heard I had a nose job, I heard my teeth were fake. Now do I have to go out and get a nose job because you all make me feel like I need one?”
SZA Says She Undergoes Hypnotherapy
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SZA’s music is known to evoke strong emotions from fans around the world, which the singer says are a part of who she is. The creator of “Tunda” spoke about feeling his emotions strongly and seeking professional help. He reportedly explored treatments such as hypnotherapy, talk therapy, acupuncture and a psychiatrist.
SZA shares the experience of a practitioner who teaches “box breathing” in four points. He said, “After my box was breathing on its own for three months and not getting better, I called him with—– a frenzy like, ‘I’m going to commit to an institution today, I need help!’”
However, when the singer asked the woman what form of therapy she practiced, she revealed that she was not a real therapist. SZA stated, “He was like, ‘I don’t have any form of clinical therapy because I’m not a licensed therapist, baby. I thought you knew that.’ Turns out she’s not a board-certified therapist. He is a life coach.”
SZA Talks About Being Conquered In The RnB Genre
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The WSJ the interview also explores how SZA has fought to be relegated to the R&B music genre. The “All The Stars” singer and the interviewer discussed how some blogs classified her music as R&B early on, which is famously the case for some black female singers.
SZA talks about how this classification confuses her because she likes rock and alternative music, which has influenced songs from her two albums. He said, “I don’t want to push the R&B audience away. I also don’t want to not be allowed to be myself in the full spectrum.”
Terrence Henderson, president of SZA’s record label TDE, also had some input on the R&B classification. He said, “From what I see, no matter what happens, they will put it in this category. So we can’t focus on it. If you look at the first song we dropped from Ctrl, it was ‘Drew Barrymore,’ which was more alternative than R&B.”
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