- Lainey Wilson, a country singer, admits to feeling "nervous" before her performances.
- She identifies as a friend, sister, daughter, dog mom, and aunt, embracing these roles to be her best version.
- She believes her success has not come easily, a common issue for many women in the entertainment industry.
While chatting with the publication, the country singer shared that she makes sure to feel like "Lainey," who is a friend, sister, daughter, dog mom, and aunt. Wilson added that as long as she can embrace these roles, she can be the best version of the artist she strives to be. The "Watermelon Moonshine" artist expressed, “Country’s having its moment, and I’m proud to be a part of the movement.”
During her conversation with the publication, the "Wildflower and Wild Horses" singer, who recently performed on Country’s Cool Again tour, co-hosted the CMA Awards with Luke Bryan and Peyton Manning and performed at the NFL halftime, revealed that she gets "nervous" before every performance. Whether it's singing for 20 individuals, 200 people, or in front of "40 million households tuned in for the Dallas Cowboys game," she still experiences nerves.
The country singer shared, “If I stop getting nervous, I’ve got something to worry about.” Her current success did not come easily, which is often the case for many women in the entertainment industry.
The “Heart Like A Truck” vocalist shared that a shift is happening. Wilson mentioned hearing more discussions about female performers but also noted that they haven't fully arrived yet.
She furher shared that the thing about girls is that they “breakthrough” because it is difficult to break through and they are able to “stand the test of time.”
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