2 Be Loved (Am I Ready) (Lizzo)

“2 Be Loved (Am I Ready)” explores Lizzo’s journey of self-acceptance and her hesitation about entering a new romantic relationship due to past experiences and insecurities.

Ultimately, she questions if she is truly prepared to be loved by another person while still grappling with her own self-image.

🥇1st Place – Lizzo Music

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🥈2nd Place – The Fitness Marshall

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🥉3rd Place – Lizzo Music

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4th Place – Lizzo Music

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5th Place – The Famileigh

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6th Place – JoJo

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7th Place – OFFICIAL BOSS FAM

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8th Place – FitDance Life

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9th Place – nightcore bambi

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10th Place – Thomann's Drum Bash

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11th Place – Nekshad Tangri

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12th Place – Hal Leonard Marching Band

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13th Place – Matt Chancey Drums

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14th Place – Brian Friedman

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15th Place – Polybius Monster Kris

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16th Place – Celina Christine

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17th Place – Little Jay Today

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18th Place – We Watch Short #Shorts

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19th Place – Shanille Rose

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Did you know?

The song’s core revolves around the central question, “Am I ready to be loved?” Lizzo expresses her past struggles with love (“I did the work, it didn’t work”) and admits to disliking herself (“How am I supposed to love somebody else when I don’t like myself?”).

This internal conflict reveals her vulnerability and past experiences that have made her hesitant to embrace love fully.

However, the lyrics “I’m way too fine to be here alone” and “I know my worth” indicate a growing sense of self-worth.

The bridge suggests a turning point, where she acknowledges a connection with someone (“He squeeze my belly, I’m too embarrassed to say I like it”) and considers the possibility of a relationship (“Girl, is this my boo?”).

The outro reinforces her transformation, as she declares, “Yesterday, I would have run away…

but I’m ready,” showing she’s finally willing to overcome her fears and open herself to love.

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