Award-winning singer Shania Twain is best known for her hits "Man! I Feel Like A Woman!" and "Giddy Up!"

Shania Twain is a strong advocate of country music. During her acceptance speech for the Equal Play Award at the CMT Awards on Sunday, the famous country music diva emphasized the need for greater justice and diversity in the sector.




She claimed she had no clue that the line "Man I feel like a woman" would become a recurring theme in a lengthy career when she first composed it. Shania stated in one of her best singles, "It's amazing how one statement can inspire so many people."

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Twain claimed that the adage has become a true way of power that provides her such delight and has been embraced by a variety of wonderful communities around the world.


Twain declared her support for inclusive country music. He claimed that the musical genre had a long history and had fostered her own songwriting, performing, and recording careers since she was a little child. She continued by saying that the present industry norm actually does a real disservice.


Twain called out some of the varied acts she is highlighting on Instagram after rapper Megan Thee Stallion honoured her.


Twain said she would continue to do her best as a trailblazer. She urged all artists to ensure fellow artists get equal play regardless of gender, age, or race.


When receiving an award on stage, she sang acappella with the African American singing group The BoykinZ. As Kelly Clarkson pleasantly surprised the group by inviting Twain out to meet them on an episode of Clarkson's daytime talk show, the sisters and aspiring country stars quickly grew close.