Hot To Go: The Little Guide to Chappell Roan

Chappell Roan - your favourite artist''s favourite artist - is hot-to-go right now following her multiple Grammy Award nominations at next year''s prestigious ceremony. With more than three billion streams on Spotify (after just one album!), Chappell has come a long way from her religious, super-conservative upbringing in Willard, Missouri. But she''s no overnight sensation. For ten years now, singer-songwriter Kayleigh Rose Amstutz has been hard at work mastering her musical craft and sculpting her drag queen alter-ego into the magnificently-manicured masterpiece we marvel at today. Now, is Chappell''s time to shine, and we all can''t wait.

Witty, wise and wickedly refreshing, this tiny tome celebrates all that is fantastic about Chappell Roan, as told by the Midwest Princess herself through 175 of her most iconic interview quotes, plus a sprinkling of glittery trivia too, obvs.

Only one question remains: Are you bitches ready for it?

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"I''m very turned off by celebrity. Some girls have been in this so long that they''re used to that, but I''m not that girl. I''m not gonna be a sweetie pie to a man who''s telling me to shut the fuck up. If you''re an asshole, I''m gonna be like: ''Yo, fuck off.'' You don''t get to talk to me like that. I''m confrontational."
Chappell Roan

"I feel like I''m just being my 10-year-old self. This whole project is to honour my 10-year-old self. My whole persona is just me trying to honour that version of myself that I was never allowed to be."
Chappell Roan

With more than 42 million monthly listeners on Spotify and more than three billion total streams on the platform to date, Chappell Roan is now one of the most streamed female artists - ever! Her most popular song on the platform is "Good Luck, Babe!" with more than 950 million streams. It''ll be well over a billion by the time you read this.

Chappell''s debut album earned her her first Grammy Award nominations at the 67th annual ceremony in 2025, making her one of 12 artists in history to have earned Grammy nominations in all of the "Big Four" categories for their debut studio album, including album of the year, record of the year, song of the year and best new artist.