Career

Lizzo started to study music performance in the University of Houston, where she got a scholarship. She planned to continue studying Classical Music at the Paris Conservatory and play flute in concert halls, but by her junior year, she left school and decided to focus on making her name in the music industry. She joined a prog-rock band, where she sang and played her flute sometimes. At that time, she was leaving in her car because her family moved to Denver. 
When She was 20, her father passed away and she decided to leave the prog-rock band and move to Minneapolis. There, she released her first album 'Lizzobangers', in 2013, on an independent label.
While leaving in Minneapolis, she performed at the parties of Prince, a local rock icon, and released the Album 'Big grrrl small world'. Soon afterward, she signed with Atlantic Records and moved to Los-Angels. Leaving there, she hosted a Music show on MTV and released 'EP coconut oil' (2016) and 'Truth Hurts' (2017)
Her success in the music industry continued to grow when few singles and Albums came out, and eventually she received three             grammies and other music awards.