Rizzo praised Beyonce as her “North Star” when it came to making music with the wild new “Carpool Karaoke”

James Corden began his return to London on Monday, but was still in Los Angeles as he was riding a shotgun and running around the city on his SUV with Rizzo!

The diva was so excited to join this segment that after singing to “Good As Hell” and starting things, Rizzo couldn’t control her excitement.

“Wow, this is so cool,” she was surprised. “People know my music well, so I can do this. Great.”

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As always, the segment generally accepts the fun-loving side of her personality, where Rizzo celebrated her true self and made her a world-famous and beloved music superstar. I saw you there. From killing the flute when Corden surprised her on the middrive, to frankly looking back on her past and her rigorous upbringing.

“For the first decade of my life, when we lived in Detroit, I was in the church of the God of Christ. When you have that faith, it is strict about the kind of music you hear. That’s what Rizzo recalled. “We didn’t listen to secular music. It was devilish music.”

“If you were in church, would you have been allowed to listen to Rizzo’s music?” Corden asked.

“That’s the case with early Lizzo, but when Rizzo began to blasphemy, no,” Rizzo said with a laugh. “I offended a few families.”

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When asked if it was due to her blasphemy of music, Rizzo admitted. It may be ass and nudity, but only a little. “

Rizzo shared in an Instagram post that she even has a cousin who calls her mother to complain about her undressing.

Rizzo also looked back on her complete love for Beyonce and how that love began as a teenager when she listened to her music, which inspired and emotionally supported her. ..

“When I was shy, I didn’t think it was cool, or I felt sick, I listened to Beyonce in my bedroom and it carried me,” she recalled. “I will feel something, I feel my life will be better, do you know? I have hope.”

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“The way she makes people feel, that’s the way I want people to feel in music,” she added. “She is my North Star.”

Watch the video below to learn more about Lizzo’s epic.

The “Late Late Show with James Corden” will air on CBS at 12:35 pm ET / PT on weekdays.

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