K. Michelle Slams Reporter Saying She’s New To Country Music

Singer, songwriter and reality TV star K. Michelle Recently, the journalist struck the journalist during the interview, which referred to being a new CMA festival for the 2025 CMA festival country music genre.

In an American songwriter video shared on CMAS official social channels, a journalist interviewed a handful of singers for his country music experience and discussing with K. Michelle, who made waves in 2024 by signing a large independent country music designation that has been masterfully tagged in his connection.

In a clip that quickly became viral in social media, Michelle, who gained a significant reputation after 2009 during the VH1’s “Love & Hip-Hop”, set a record right after the reporter suggested that he “did not grow” from the country.

“I grew up in country music,” the singer told the reporter. “I’m from Memphis, Tennessee. I got a scholarship for yodeling; this is how I paid for university.”

As Michelle continued, he explained that his first recorded demo was a version of the judges’ love could build a bridge, which he said that the Judd family had asked him to be a tribute to the late Naomi Judd, who died in 2022.

Despite these deep roots, Michelle told the reporter that she still had significant pushes as a black woman trying to find her foundation in country music genres.

“It’s always been a matter for me,” he said. “It was something I had always done, and I’m going to continue.”

He added, “I didn’t fly here; I tumored here.”

In his interview, Michelle mentioned that he was happy with his new music, such as the Song of the Earth, “Tennessee” introduces him to new listeners.

He also touched that fact [country] radio. And you really don’t hear black. “

“But you’re going,” he added.

43 years old who was signed BBR Music Group/BMG to Nashville in 2024 revealed that his debut Country album is in the final phase of production and called “Amazing”.

“I’m so happy to sing songs about who I am and what I want,” he said, adding that his head of music told him that he has the “most rural album in Nashville at the moment.”

In social media, many online users defended the musician against the interviewer’s interrogation line when one saying Michelle “cuked him without a swearing word”.

Someone else shared a similar feeling by writing, “My girl has grown because she would have translated the whole interview.”

The third fan also cheated and wondered why “White people feel like they were a gatekeeper in country music?”

“Baby, we created it! And all you stole it just like doing everything else,” they continued.

The fourth user added a little credibility to Michelle’s previous statements, writing: “His day 1 fans knew this. He has always talked about Yodeling to pay for the university. The interviewer should have done his research.”