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Luke Bryan is clarifying his thoughts on Beyoncé‘s lack of nominations at the upcoming 2024 CMA Awards. The 48-year-old country singer went viral after saying that the 43-year-old Cowboy Carter star needed to “get in the family” of country music in order to earn CMA Awards recognition. “Hey yall, I’m wrapping up the last night of my tour tonight and it’s been an amazing time. For that I am thankful,” he began in a post on social media, addressing “the ridiculous nature” of discourse after his Andy Cohen SiriusXM interview went viral. Luke said a “false narrative” was being spread and encouraged fans to “listen to the interview” for complete context. Keep reading to find out more… “You will hear my tone and intentions which were not negative. I respect Beyonce and I love how loyal her fans are. I spend a lot of time supporting other artists. I want everyone to win. Love yall,” he went on. The Country Music Association revealed the full list of nominees for the 2024 CMA Awards, and Beyoncé, who became the first Black woman to ever top the Billboard Top Country Albums chart with Cowboy Carter and the Hot Country Songs chart with her hit “Texas Hold ‘Em,” did not receive any nominations. Find out what Dolly Parton said about it. Hey yall, I’m wrapping up the last night of my tour tonight and it’s been an amazing time. For that I am thankful. I am posting tonight based on the ridiculous nature of the headlines I have read the last couple days from an interview on the Andy Cohen show I did this week when… — Luke Bryan (@lukebryan) October 7, 2024