By 2000, Andrews, now 42, had already spent years honing her craft as a performer, but it was that year when she released “Who I Am,” which became the biggest hit of her career.
“Who I Am” was the lead single and title track from Andrews’ album of the same name, which followed her debut project, Heart Shaped World. Released when she was just 15 years old, her first album produced multiple Top 40 hits, including “I Will Be There For You,” “You Go First (Do You Wanna Kiss)” and “Unbreakable Heart.” But it was “Who I Am” that truly resonated with listeners, dominating country radio and becoming her signature, career-defining hit.
She celebrates her identity while honoring the people closest to her heart, including her grandmother and both of her parents. Rather than seeking approval from the outside world or chasing grand accomplishments, she instead embraces what truly fulfills her — strong family values and life’s simple joys. That message has become a universal theme for fans who grew to love the song, and helped take the track to the top of the charts.
“Who I Am,” according to Wide Open Country, served as the theme song to the police drama Sue Thomas: F.B. Eye and was featured on an episode of the Disney Channel’s Lizzy McGuire. To date, the song is Andrews' only No. 1 hit of her career, as she has never returned to the top of the charts.
Though it’s been over 20 years since the release of “Who I Am,” the song resurfaced in January 2026 when Jessie James Decker teamed up with Andrews for a duet rendition of the hit as part of Decker’s “Stair Session” social media series.
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