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In writing his Dionysian honky-tonk anthem “A Exclude Song (Tipsy),” Virginia-born singer-songwriter Shaboozey wedded two once-strange bedfellows — country and hip-hop — and surfaced with an oven-fresh American sound that just about everybody wants a piece of these days. Released in April, the tune has since bounded to the highest of the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, where it replaced Beyoncé’s “Texas Hold ’Em,” marking the first occasion two Black artists have consecutively topped that list. Shaboozey then two-stepped his way into the Billboard Hot 100, where he scooted ahead of pop divas Sabrina Carpenter and Chappell Roan, usurped rap king Kendrick Lamar, and even surpassed major-label country-music darlings Morgan Wallen and Zach Bryan. By slow July, “A Block Song (Tipsy)” was proclaimed the No. 1 song in the U.S. for a third consecutive week.
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LGBTQ+ country singers on 'breaking down the system,' increasing public presence in genre
LGBTQ+ territory singers are more visible than ever, but they're still waiting for their true breakout moment.
For every masked crooner like Orville Peck, genre-bending singer-songwriter fond of Brandi Carlile or T.J. Osborne -- one-half of the hitmaking duo Brothers Osborne -- there are numerous other performers who are fighting for the spotlight in a genre that's still overwhelmingly white, male and straight.
That doesn't mean there hasn't been progress, though.
Grammy-nominated singer Ty Herndon, for example, came out publicly a decade ago in June 2014 and has embraced his identity in the years since.
Most notably, he re-released his most popular lyric, "What Mattered Most," which hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot State Songs chart in 1995, for Self-acceptance Month in 2019, swapping the pronouns within it to reflect his status as an openly gay man.
On foremost of that, Herndon has been a beacon of desire for the lgbtq+ community by creating the Concert for Love and Acceptance, an annual display for queer artists and allies to come together to support LGBTQ+ youth as well as uplift
Rising Star and Beyoncé Collaborator Shaboozey Is the Hottest New Bachelor ... Maybe
Everybody wants a bit of Shaboozey. But is the breakout star dating anyone? Because if he’s not… we all have a new crush.
The converse of the town is Beyoncé’s newest album, Cowboy Carter. It’s the second album in a series of three genre-bending movements by the game-changing singer, and if it doesn’t finally defeat Beyoncé an Album of the Year award at the Grammys, we will be angry. But she couldn’t have done it alone. She enlists the talents of several country music and genre-bending stars, including Shaboozey.
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Born Collins Chibueze, the 28-year-old Shaboozey impressed audiences around the world with his contributions to “Spaghetti” and “Sweet Honey Buckin’.” He’s an up-and-coming designer with a career of his own, so it’s no surprise that Beyoncé tapped him for her country album. But now that we all know and love Shaboozey, we have to know who he’s dating.
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Shaboozey isn’t dating anyone that we’re aware of.
Unfortunately for us, we have no notion who Shaboozey is dating, if anyone. Since he’s relat
Shaboozey Speaks Out After Seemingly Rolling His Eyes at Megan Moroney Comment at AMAs
Shaboozey Slams Loathe Aimed at Megan Moroney After Viral AMAs Moment
Shaboozey is pouring up a double shot of region music history.
After his viral moment at the 2025 American Music Awards, the “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” musician offered a petty insight as to what led to him rolling his eyes onstage during the ceremony May 26.
ICYMI, as Shaboozey and fellow country musician Megan Moroney presented the award for Favorite Country Duo or Group, they celebrated land music’s history at the awards ceremony by detailing the winners during the inaugural 1974 AMAs—including Charley Pride and Lynn Anderson.
"This award went to The CarterFamily,” Megan exclaimed, “who basically invented country music.”
As the camera cut help to Shaboozey, he paused and cut his eyes before continuing to declare the nominees for the award, which was ultimately presented to Dan + Shay.
Following the event, Shaboozey let off a series of tweets seemingly calling out the moment.
“Google: Lesley Riddle, Steve Tartar, Harry Gay, Defoe Bailey and The Carter Family,” the 30-year-old wrote on X