Feel how you want about her, Carrie Underwood wants you to know that she is unbothered.
On Monday (March 2), the American Idol winner-turned-judge shared a simple message for fans of the show who don’t like her style of judging: “Boo me. I don’t care,” the country singer posted to X, tagging the official American Idol account.
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comes after Underwood was booed by audience members during Monday’s “Hollywood Week in Music City – Part 2” episode. The country star received negative feedback from the crowd after critiquing a contestant named Mor’s choice to perform an original song. The “Before He Cheats” singer knew what was coming before she made her comments.
“I feel you guys are gonna boo me,” she said to the audience. Once the booing started, she turned toward the crowd and said, “You’re not included in the discussion.”
Fellow country singer and American Idol judge Luke Bryan attempted to defend Underwood by reminding the audience, “She only won this. She knows,” referring to the star’s season four win. Two decades after her victory, Underwood replaced Katy Perry on the judges panel last year when the “Firework” singer departed American Idol after seven seasons.
The “Jesus, Take the Wheel” singer is no stranger to negative feedback. Just two months before she joined American Idol in 2025, Underwood took the stage at President Donald Trump’s inauguration to sing “America the Beautiful.” She received backlash for the performance from the president’s opponents and disappointed some fans of hers. One X fan page, formerly known as Carrie Underwood Charts, rebranded as a Megan Moroney account and commented that Underwood “disappointed the entire generation z.”
Unlike with Monday’s boos, Underwood has remained mostly silent on the backlash from last year, only telling The Independent before the ceremony that she “[loves] our country and [was] honored to have been asked to sing at the inauguration.”
The next episode of American Idol airs on Monday March 9 at 8 p.m. on ABC and will be available for streaming the next day on Hulu.
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