(In The US) Singer song-writer K. Michelle Confronts Interviewer’s Misstep on Her Country Music Roots

K. Michelle, the acclaimed singer, is gaining attention in the U.S. after a heated exchange in a recent interview where she challenged an interviewer’s claim that she didn’t grow up in country music. The Memphis-born artist sharply corrected the assumption, accusing the interviewer of repeatedly making misguided judgments. “I was born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee,” K. Michelle declared, emphasizing her deep ties to the region’s musical heritage. 

She further addressed the stereotype, noting that assumptions about her lack of connection to country music stem from historical biases that excluded Black women from the genre. 

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The viral interview clip has sparked widespread support on X, with many netizens criticizing the interviewer’s tone as subtly condescending and patronizing. K. Michelle’s bold response has fueled conversations about diversity and inclusion in country music