They just want to hear what they want to hear, and they want to pick a fight. "I just feel like these days, there are people out there who don’t want to know the truth. In regards to the backlash, the famed country singer explained that some of his critics just "want to pick a fight," rather than offer constructive feedback about his music. 'Minimum Wage': Why Blake Shelton is receiving backlash over 'tone deaf' song Those days when the big struggle was, 'Man, do I pay my rent or my electric bill, or do I just say screw it and go buy some beer?'" But at the end of the day, I wouldn’t trade those times for anything. "Just like probably 95 percent of artists out there, I struggled for so long to get by.
"I just related to the lyrics so much, you know?" Shelton said, clarifying that he struggled financially prior to fame. 31, Shelton received criticism from fans who called it "tone deaf" for a multimillionaire to release a song about minimum wage during a year of layoffs and unemployment. "The Voice" coach admitted in a CMT interview published Friday that he wasn't surprised by the song's backlash and maintained pride about its "great message." After debuting his love song about his soon-to-be wife Gwen Stefani on NBC's New Year's Eve on Dec. Watch Video: Gwen Stefani, Blake Shelton announced their engagement on social mediaīlake Shelton is defending his new song "Minimum Wage."
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