Barack Obama is dropping the perfect playlist before summer ends.
Lizzo also posted about being included, writing"IM NOT OK !!!!!!!!" beside someone noting at she's No. 6 on the list. She also shared a side-by-side of one of her recent tweets and Barack's list. "I TWEETED THIS AT 10:26AM AND ONE HOUR LATER PRESIDENT @BarackObama TWEETED ABOUT ME!!! WE’RE FRIENDS NOW I DONT MAKE THE RULES!!!"
The tweet she shared just before the list arrived states:"The first President I could ever vote for was Obama. I was so proud of my right to vote and I never take it for granted. I love us. I'm not sure who I'm voting for yet, but it for damn sure isn't Trump."
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