Where did all the bass go? Fans have been raising questions since Meghan Trainor’s weight loss transformation photos went viral. The transformation has been drastic, and people are now calling her out for once making songs like All About That Bass, in which she seemingly shamed skinny girls with lyrics like, “Go ahead and tell them skinny bit**es that, No, I'm just playing, I know you think you're fat.” She is now being accused of hypocrisy, as well as of using Ozempic, although the singer has not admitted to using the drug.

Meghan Trainor's still from music video | Credit: X

A few days ago, Meghan shared photos in which she looked skinnier than usual. Although she has lost a significant amount of weight recently, her latest photos have sparked more conversation than usual. While some people praised her for looking good and glowing, others criticized her, claiming that her transformation appears to be the result of Ozempic. Some also pointed out that she was once against being size 2 and had shamed skinny women in her songs, yet now she has become one herself.

Reacting to the photos, one wrote the lyrics of her above mentioned song, “You know I won’t be no stick-figure, silicone Barbie doll”

Another added, “All about that bass”??? Until Ozempic then you are all about that treble.”

A third went on to add, “Body positive until they get their chubby fingers on ozempic.” A fourth added, “What happened to "no treble" 

After signing with Epic Records in 2014 and releasing her first track, "All About That Bass," which became a global hit, Meghan Trainor gained a lot of popularity. Trainor's 2015 major-label debut album, Title, featured the singles Lips Are Movin and Like I'm Gonna Lose You and debuted at number one on the U.S. Billboard 200. In addition to her work as a singer, Trainor has done voice acting for the animated series Smurfs: The Lost Village and more. She was a judge on the TV talent shows Australian Idol, The Voice UK, and The Four: Battle for Stardom.  

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