Meghan Trainor Drops a Truth Bomb That’ll Shut Down All the “Did She Just?” Weight Loss Haters—And Astrology’s Got Her Back!
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So, here we are, caught in the cosmic tug-of-war between body positivity and the ever-shifting spotlight of fame. Meghan’s recent lyric makeover has stirred the pot in a way that feels oddly like Mercury in retrograde—confusing, a little messy, and full of mixed signals. Is it ironic, or just human, that a song celebrating “big is beautiful” gets an edit that some hear as a pivot toward a more conventional ideal? Honestly, it’s the kind of drama that makes you wonder if the stars are having a little joke about authenticity versus image today. After all, when Venus aligns with self-expression, should the song of self-love stay the same, or is evolution part of the package? Dive into the whirlwind of opinions, from TikTok takes to Reddit rants, and get ready to question everything you thought you knew about change and relatability in pop culture. LEARN MORE.
One popular TikTok comment under the video of Meghan’s lyric change read, “‘Big is beautiful until you’re rich enough to change it.’ — story of the entertainment industry.” Another person said, “She has every right to change and nobody is hating on her. But because her body was a little more relatable it hit with a specific audience. Now it doesn’t hit the same. No shade just is what it is.”
“As someone who was not a size 2 when I first heard this song when I was like 13, for her to change the lyrics just feels hypocritical to me? Like I’m glad she feels good in her body and you know taking [Mounjaro] helped her do that but like…man idk,” someone else wrote on Reddit.
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