US election: Lizzo brought to tears after learning about Joe Biden's win

After days of waiting the United States have elected a president, after hearing the news of Joe Biden being elected, many were brought to tears, Including Lizzo.

A teary-eyed and gobsmacked Lizzo posted a four-minute video to her Instagram just hours after Biden's win was announced.

"There are few times in this country, where I'm hopeful, I feel like every time I'm hopeful it gets taken away from me."

Throughout Trump's four years in office, Lizzo has one of his most harshest critics calling out the president multiple times online.

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It’s time to hold the people in charge accountable. It’s time for them to listen. And it’s time for actual change in our policies and practices.

A post shared by Lizzo (@lizzobeeating) on Nov 7, 2020 at 8:51am PST

"In this time I was hopeful and I was scared and I think Trump is out of office... officially" she said.

"I think this is the end of that four-year term that felt like a 1000 years," said a teary-eyed Lizzo.

"Where people lost their lives, their livelihoods, this country fell into a pandemic, a recession and you can't really blame one president for things, but you can blame them for how they handle it and it was so mishandled and I feel so unseen and so neglected.

"Whether you're blue or red, that man didn't care about you.

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I VOTED. This is my 3rd time voting in my whole life. When you think about how few and far in between that is it really puts things into perspective! I believe this is the beginning of making voting ACCESSIBLE and FAIR so that this country reflects its people. To all my activists, thank you for your constant organizing & service. Let’s get our vote in so we can get back to the good fight for true liberty and justice for ALL. Have YOU voted yet?

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"And I'm so excited to see a black woman in the White House, a brown woman in the White House, an Indian American woman in the White House."

Fans and friends flooded her with comments and praise.

"I feel it too hunny" one person wrote. "We're crying with u," another wrote.

"This white supremacy that runs rampant can't not be tolerated anymore."

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When I think of this country I don’t think of its laws I think of its people. I think about how we were raised to be patriotic of violence, propaganda & war. I think about how this country is owned by the oppressor and how the oppressed are locked in a valley of capitalism. But I also think of the young people who refuse to be spoon fed mistruths. I think of the elders who bucked against hateful prejudices even when it felt impossible.... Because of you, I’m still hopeful. I believe in a country that teaches the true history so we can better understand where we live and how we can do better. I believe in a country that listens to the cries of the protester and doesn’t politicize death. I believe in restoration of this beautiful land and respecting the communities of people who owned America before colonizers renamed it. I believe in fairness, equality, a complete removal of religion in places where it does not belong. Let religion live in the churches and places of worship... the quiet prayer rooms, the joyful congregations.. and out of Congress. I believe in so much, and if I believe it one day I can see it. It may not be tomorrow it may not be today, but it will be one day if we stay activated. We the people, ALL the people, deserve it. Today’s the last day to vote. Stay in line, stay determined and thank YOU for voting.

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"I'm excited, i'm hopeful and i'm happy and proud of the patience we all had, I'm proud of the voter, I'm proud of the protester, the marchers.

"This is not the end this is literally the beginning of progress."

Towards the end of the video you can hear cheers in the distance.

"They are celebrating out there, I hope y'all are celebrating too."

She ended the four-minute video with five words 'let's get to work America."