Lizzo starts joking with something new Halloween slightly spoof costume south park: The End of Obesitya TV special of the animated Comedy Central sitcom referencing the musician and his diabetes medication Ozempik It is used for weight loss.

“Okay Halloween…you can start now ,” she said wrote “Need some self-love? Try Lizzo!” and “Release guilt, gain confidence.” The photo, which depicts the pop-rap phenomenon in an “FDA-approved” drug carton clamped with a tape measure, includes various disclaimers such as “Diet Suppressant” and side effects such as “Put a smile on your face and a pep in your step.”

The post set off a series of photos and videos the four-time Grammy winner shared on social media. Inside a clipDialogue from the episode plays out as Lizzo dances in front of a cardboard cutout of the character Eric Cartman: “FDA-approved Lizzo makes you feel good about your weight and is 90 percent cheaper than Ozempic.” Finally, Lizzo flashes a dazzling smile and two cheerful middle fingers.

She describes the costume as “LizzOzempic” another carousel Media showed the singer-songwriter looking dejectedly at a pizza set to Mazzy Star’s “Fade Into You.” In a series of shots, Clase is seen drinking tequila from an Azul bottle.

He completed the photo breakdown with: video She twerked in front of a mascot of Cartman and sillyly captioned the video: “I feed you all so ridiculous this time of year and you’re so welcome baby .”

This isn’t the first time Lizzo has commented on the episode in which doctors recommend an alternative medicine called Lizzo to replace expensive weight-loss medications that aren’t covered by insurance. Alternatively, “patients at Lizzo no longer care how much they weigh…Lizzo helps you eat whatever you want and keep physical activity to a minimum.”

Inside reaction to the episodePosted in May, Lizzo said: “This is crazy. I feel like I really am that bitch. I truly showed the world how to love yourself and not give up; So much so that these guys in Colorado know who I am and they put it in their caricatures that have been around for 25 years.”