Lizzo channels Grinch energy in BDSM-inspired green corset and red fur coat at iHeartRadio Jingle Ball

Lizzo then took a daring turn as she shed off her coat and flaunted her swoon-worthy curves in a BDSM-inspired green corseted top with green faux-fur trim and a constricting green leather harness. The harness on her corset also had silver hardware that added edge to her look. She complimented the sultry top with striped green bottoms made of a comfortable stretch fabric that offset the bold nature of her top.

Lizzo wore a bright green wig styled in a volumized updo and added drama to her look with sparkling green eye makeup. Although the rapper’s shoes weren’t completely visible on stage, it appeared she was wearing striking metallic sneakers to match her ensemble.

The entertainer kickstarted her performance with her fans’ all-time favorite single 'About Damn Time' off her Special album followed by the title track. Lizzo even brought out a flute to accompany her powerhouse vocals, while surrounded by backup dancers dressed in sparkling all-red bodysuits. The diva not just swapped her outfit but even changed the lyrics of her chart-buster single, “Feeling fussy, walkin' in my Balenci-ussy's / Tryna bring out the fabulous.” Lizzo instead sang, “Feelin’ fussy, walkin’ in my Yitty-ussies.” Yitty is Lizzo’s inclusive shapewear line, which she operates in partnership with Fabletics.

Lizzo also took to her Instagram handle on Saturday to share an NSFW video giving glimpses of her Grinch-inspired outfit. She set the video to Shelby Swain’s NSFW Christmas tune 'Mrs Grinch'. Lizzo captioned the video “100% THAT GRINCH,” a nod to her song 'Truth Hurts'. Her followers were left smitten with the quirkily glamorous outfit. One commented, “Okay my favorite Grinch EVER,” while another added, “You can steal my Christmas whenever you want to.” Another joked, “The Grinch that stole your boyfriend!”

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