Luke Bryan sees no message in Beyonce's CMA Awards snub: 'A lot of great music's overlooked'
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Luke Bryan acknowledged the complexity of the situation surrounding Beyoncé's album 'Cowboy Carter' not being nominated for 2024 CMA Awards despite its success, emphasizing that making a country album doesn't guarantee awards.
Dolly Parton suggested that Beyoncé's snub wasn't personal, attributing it to the competitive nature of country music, rather than any deliberate exclusion from the awards.
Bryan stated that while the country music community welcomed Beyoncé, her occasional distance from the genre poses challenges in fully integrating into its traditions and awards.
The CMA voting body operates independently and often overlooks great music, as emphasized by Bryan, who defended their choices while recognizing the complexities involved.
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