But, with the advent of social media, the country music superstar, 43, believes the spread of negativity has worsened to such an extent that she now finds herself sharing advice to others, and aspiring artists who are currently competing for the Idol crown, in hopes that they will be able to block out the noise and stay true to themselves.
Further acknowledging the evolution of online hate, Underwood, 43, reflected on her Idol run in 2005, before she won the grand prize. She noted how the way contestants, and people in general, receive messages has changed.
“It's no longer like water cooler chats,” she continued. “I never would have known about what people were talking about in school or whatever, and now you can just say it online. So, that's a thing that everybody's got to have to navigate.”
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During the conversation, Alan chimed in, recalling a previous episode of Idol that included comedian Nikki Glaser as a special guest. Alan referenced viewers pointing out what they perceived as tension between Underwood and Glaser.
Shutting Down Rift Rumors
“I'm very used to that,” Underwood replied before shutting down any rumors surfacing that she and Glaser have any sort of rift. “I feel like if you have two ladies in the same room together, somebody's going to try to make something of it.”
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