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Lizzo's new album debuts to shockingly low sales 3 years after backup dancer controversy

Lizzo's latest album has debuted to critically low sales and streaming numbers following previous legal controversies.

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Lizzo's new album, titled 'B*tch', has seen a poor commercial debut. Reports indicate the album failed to chart broadly and garnered fewer than 3 million streams.

Sales figures vary across reports, with some citing fewer than 3,000 copies and one exclusive report stating only 585 copies were sold this week. Coverage from The Independent, Forbes, and Entertainment Weekly emphasizes the album's failure to chart or its limited reach on only one Billboard chart.

Showbiz411 links the decline in fan support to previous lawsuits, while Entertainment Weekly notes the timing is three years after a backup dancer controversy. Attention is now on Lizzo's own response to the situation, as inmusicblog.com reports she has addressed the commercial struggles of the album in a new TikTok video.

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How did Lizzo's new album perform on the charts?

According to Forbes, the album reached only one Billboard chart, while The Independent reports that it failed to chart.

What were the reported sales and streaming numbers?

Digital Music News reports fewer than 3 million streams. Sales reports vary, with HotNewHipHop citing less than 3,000 copies and Showbiz411 reporting 585 copies.

What factors are being linked to the low sales?

Coverage from Entertainment Weekly and Showbiz411 attributes the poor performance to a backup dancer controversy and lawsuits.

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