Bebe Rexha believes she paved the way for artists to make pop/country music

Veteran backup vocalist Bebe Rexha recently joined the ranks of the Backstreet Boys, Kelly Clarkson, Tim McGraw and Pink (to name a few), of becoming one of the only artists to have a #1 on both Country Airplay and Pop Songs charts. Her smash hit single "Meant To Be" which is a collab with Florida Georgia Line reached #2 on the Billboard Charts, giving her her career peak. As the crossover song still continues to reach new heights around the world (#2 in Australia ((but we are flops and don't count anyway))), Bebe has taken to Twitter to claim herself as the pioneer for artists who wish to combine pop and country sounds together, and believes it is she that has set the trend for the latest musical craze.

Her latest EP peaked at #33 on the Billboard 200. Her impact indeed.

I truly believe “Meant To Be” paved the way for other artists to jump into country. This is the most fulfilling thing to me more then #1

— Bebe Rexha (@BebeRexha) April 26, 2018

Breaking boundaries. Fearless. Genre Blending.

— Bebe Rexha (@BebeRexha) April 26, 2018

When someone scoffed at her, Bebe's only response was calling out the number of followers they had. Queen of sass etc;

More of an impact then you and you’re 3k followers. https://t.co/aHAIs4G6x0

— Bebe Rexha (@BebeRexha) April 26, 2018

BONUS:

People need to stop pinning girls against each other. It’s annoying and disgusting.

— Bebe Rexha (@BebeRexha) April 26, 2018

Funny, considering Bubu has come for other female artists like Grammy award nominated Demi Lovato, and also loving mother Kylie Jenner before.

ONTD, do you think Bebe Rexha is the queen of country/pop crossovers when we already had songs like Hilary Duff's 'All About You' and Lady Gaga's 'Million Performances Reasons...

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