Carrie Underwood praises the “American Idol” competitors for the performance based on faith
Carrie Underwood He has never avoided leaning out of his faith.
During Monday’s episode “American Idol” The singer of “Jesus Take the Wheel” shared a sincere testimony after the competitors Rylee and Breanna made head-to-head during a performance of Brandon Lake-a song dedicated to worshiping God.
“I know how difficult it is to enter the entertainment sector and bring your faith with you,” Underwood said while you get excited. “It’s a brave thing Doing because there are many external forces that will tell you not to do it. “
Carrie Underwood told competitors Rylee and Breanna that their performance based on faith was a “courageous thing to do”. (‘American Idol’; Disney)
The country’s star is not extraneous to face public opinion.
At the beginning of this year, the singer “All American Girl” took heat from fans for accepting to sing a Inauguration of President Donald Trump.
“I love our country and I am honored to have been asked to sing at the inauguration and to be a small part of this historical event,” said the choir of the Armed Forces and the Naval Academy Club of the United States in a Underwood note. “I am humiliated to answer the call at a time when we all have to meet in the spirit of unity and looking to the future.”
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Carrie Underwood has often dealt with criticism for its political and religious beliefs. (Tammie Arroyo/Variety through Getty Images)
With a widespread fan base, Underwood’s political beliefs have often been at the center of the debate.
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“There is someone who supports, but I do not publicly support,” said the country star in 2008. “I lose all respect for celebrities when they support a candidate. He is saying that the American audience is not intelligent enough to make their decisions. I would never want anyone to vote for anything or anyone just because I told them.”
Carrie Underwood, who performed at the inauguration of President Donald Trump at the beginning of this year, was opened on the challenges of fame. (Somodevilla chip/swimming pool via reuters)
In 2012, Underwood faced both a repercussions that praise after seemingly talked about gay marriage support.
Carrie Underwood’s journey to Trump’s inauguration from the “American Idol” champion
“As a married person, I don’t know what it means to be said that I can’t marry someone I love and I want to marry,” he said THE Independent In 2012. “I can’t imagine how to hear it. I certainly think we should all have the right to love and publicly love the people we want to love.”
“Above all, God wanted us to love others. It is not a question of establishing rules or (saying)” Everyone must be like me. “No. We are all different,” he added. “This is what makes us special. We have to love each other and go on with each other. It does not depend on me to judge anyone.”
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Like one of the most popular singers of country music, the eight -time winner of the Grammy Award knows that everyone cannot like.
“The word of the role model is truly frightening for me, because it doesn’t matter what happens in your life, something you do, you wear, you say, sings, whatever-something somewhere will probably not like it too well,” he said to the Associated Press in 2012. “I really try to do what I do and I try to be kind to people and make great music and if people think they can seek, even if it is not well.
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