Although the show helped his song gain more fans, DeGraw revealed to PEOPLE that he never actually watched the series when he was asked whether he was team Lucas or team Nathan. "You can't ask me questions like this," he said. "I've never seen the show physically, so I don't watch TV. Shame, shame on me."
Although DeGraw hasn’t watched the series, he claimed that the popularity of the song changed his life. "I think the biggest impact, other than just for me, is seeing how it's helped other people with their own identities,” he said. "When people say, 'Oh, well, this song really helped me. I was 15, such and such. I was battling this and that,' or they got bullied or they didn't know what they wanted to do with their life or whatever it may be... When I hear stories like that, it means something to me. It's very cool."
DeGraw shared a similar sentiment with E! News, saying, "I hear the show is amazing. It’s been great to me — and the fans have been amazing to me.”
“I Don’t Want to Be” was the theme song for One Tree Hill during seasons 1, 2, 3, 4, and 8. In season 5, DeGraw appeared on screen to perform the tune, and he also performed it during the series finale. Since it was originally released, it has been streamed over 300 million times on Spotify, and the official music video has over 46 million views on YouTube.
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