Chappell Roan’s tireless advocacy for artists calls out industry exploitation ...Middle East

This all started when Roan called out predatory record labels at the 2025 Grammy Awards, demanding livable wages and healthcare for artists during her acceptance speech for the Best New Artist award. Reading from her trusty journal, Roan shared that she couldn’t afford healthcare when she was dropped by her former label, Atlantic Records, to which she “gave everything.” She then posed a pressing question to record labels: “We got you, but do you got us?”

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