Meghan Trainor’s shocking lyric change revealed.
Meghan Trainor just flipped the script on her biggest hit — and fans immediately noticed.
Back in March, Meghan dropped a bombshell announcement in a sponsored video: she’d gotten a breast lift and augmentation.
“Yup, I got my boobs done,” she said matter-of-factly.
After two kids and a stacked schedule juggling touring, music, and motherhood, she decided it was time to do something just for her.
“I’ve always struggled with my saggy boobs,” she admitted. “They were uneven — I was just over it.”
Her chosen procedure? A breast lift and augmentation using Motiva implants.
“I’m so obsessed,” she said of the results. “They look fuller, completely natural, and they suit my proportions perfectly.”
Meghan’s new lifestyle clarified.
The transformation came as part of a broader shift in Trainor’s lifestyle.
After welcoming sons Riley (4) and Barry (1) with husband Daryl Sabara, she embarked on a serious health journey.
“I’ve worked with a dietitian, started training, and made big changes,” she explained.
But yes — she also leaned on modern medicine.
“I used science and support (shoutout to Mounjaro!) after my second pregnancy,” she confirmed, shutting down months of speculation about possible Ozempic use.
Critics still circled like vultures, but Meghan didn’t flinch. “I feel great,” she said — and it showed.
So, when she swapped out her old lyrics, it wasn’t just a joke — it was a statement.
Meghan’s lyric change exposed.
The Grammy-winning singer changed the lyrics to “All About That Bass” during a live performance Saturday at iHeartRadio’s Wango Tango.
Originally a body-positivity anthem, the 2014 bop famously declared: “Yeah, it’s pretty clear, I ain’t no size two.”
But this weekend, Trainor served something entirely different to the crowd.
“Yeah, it’s pretty clear, I got some new boobs,” she belted instead — and just like that, the internet exploded.
Some fans were howling with delight. Others? Not so much.
“She ain’t got no bass left though,” one hater snapped on Instagram, throwing shade.
But plenty of fans had her back: “Can we just support women doing whatever tf they want to their bodies?”
Another chimed in: “This shouldn’t be divisive lol — both lyrics are body-positive.”
Still, not everyone got the memo. “Everyone’s body positive until they get their hands on Ozempic,” one snide comment read.
Others were quick to shut that down: “If she sang she’s a size two, y’all would still complain.”
The 31-year-old “Made You Look” singer is no stranger to being candid about her body.
From the start of her career, she’s been known for unapologetically embracing her size, shape, and self-image.
In 2014, “All About That Bass” blew up because it celebrated bodies that didn’t fit the industry mold.
But in 2025, Meghan’s message seems to have evolved: body positivity doesn’t have to mean staying the same — it means loving your body at every stage.
Whether fans saw the new lyrics as empowerment or irony, Meghan’s not asking for permission — she’s just living her truth.
And for better or worse, she just reminded the world: she’s still all about that bass — just with a little extra bounce.