Beyonce, Lizzo lyric changes show the evolving relationship between fan and artist | CBC News

Several pop stars have removed offensive slurs from new songs in recent weeks after calls from fans.

Beyonce, left, and Lizzo both recently removed a term an offensive term used to describe people with cerebral palsy and other disabilities from their lyrics.

Their decisions are prompting discussion about how artists can retain ownership of their music while still being thoughtful about the impact of their words.

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