Overview
- Roan said she could tolerate critics hating her music but found it devastating when attacks shifted to her personal identity
- SZA likened fame’s scrutiny to a "pressure cooker" and said Roan’s admission of vulnerability offered her relief
- The pop star has publicly challenged photographers and festivalgoers to establish boundaries, fueling debate over her outspoken style
- After winning Best New Artist this year, Roan returned to the festival circuit and previewed a country-tinged track ahead of her second album
- As she works on her next record, Roan is questioning if her unfiltered approach to fame can endure without harming her mental health