Rural singer Tanner Adell They look back on the challenges of feeling insufficiently represented in the state of music as a black artist.

During the recent interview, the 28-year-old explained how some music listeners were not originally receptive to her unique style when she first crossed the scene.

Regardless of the initial criticism, however, Tanner Adell continues to push forward and develops as one of the most caught stars in the growth from the country.

Adell was playing music from 2021. years, but he says she didn't feel like she belonged to the genre from the very beginning. In fact, "FU-150" admitted that he felt "insufficiently represented" when she moved to Nashville for the first time, the heart of the music of music.

"I felt insufficiently represented, but until I was until I got (Nashville) that I realized that it was underrepresented", Adell said Teen Vogue. "There aren't many people like me in state music."

As she continued, Adell explained how "traditional" musical music tends to be and how her style, which includes a trap and a little rap, did not suit mold.

And if that wasn't enough, Adell's debut album, "Buckle Bunny", was even a smelter move, given that term negative connotation.

"Buckle Bunny is kind of like a Bumpkin country," she said, later explained that it was a derogatory notion for a woman. "It was just because they did his hair, doing his makeup, that they were done to nails, to go to Rodeo, and some don't like it," she said.

However, Adell was determined to turn the phrase, admitting, "I wanted to take the term, turn him on his head and write something more to empower."

And they strengthen her. From 20. September, the album title, which contains verses, "I'm bunny, I have my money," there are over two million attitudes on YouTube and became the trend of social media applications like Tiktok and YouTube shorts.

Adell also saw a mass increase in popularity in 2024. After being presented at the Beyoncé's album for the bending of the genre, "Cowboy Carter". There was one of the four black artists with vocals on the song "Blackbird".

Adell also became an unforgettable look at Beyoncé's Netflix special, "Beyoncé Bowl", which later won Emmy for extraordinary costumes, as previously reported Explosion.

As for the increase in the stream, by Hollywood ReporterAdell believes it is because her music is truly great with their listeners. "I think (my music) is just a place for people who feel like they may not have seen. It is a place for them to feel seeing," she said.

Later, during his conversation with the Teen's Vogue, she recently affected the recent recording of the Music category in two: the best album of the traditional country and the best modern society, following Beyoncés and the best album "and" album in the year ".

"There are a lot of people who don't consider my country music," she said. "I grew up in Wyoming, and that's a big part of my life ... And I was at first I don't want a special category. I want to be considered with the rest of everyone who are in the traditional category."

After more thoughts, however, Adell achieved a victory on the reward is not the reason why she started creating music in the first place. "But how was the time caused, I'm really glad ... I don't think I need a reward to tell you how important you are or how good you are," she concluded.