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Wade Forster discusses bullying over country music interests
Rising country singer Wade Forster recently shared details regarding his upbringing in rural Australia and the challenges he faced due to his musical interests. Speaking on the Whiskey Riff Raff podcast, the 'Fighting Tears' singer revealed that he was bullied by fellow students at a city boarding school for his affinity for country music.
Forster credited his parents for his diverse musical background, noting that his childhood involved a mix of genres ranging from George Jones to Gorillaz. He identified the duo Brooks & Dunn as a major influence that deepened his connection to the country genre.
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Brooks & Dunn · Reba McEntire · Wade Forster · Whiskey Riff Raff
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- [● 3 SOURCES] Forster grew up in rural Australia and participated in rodeoing with his parents. kekbfm.com · kicks105.com · theboot.com
- [● 3 SOURCES] The musical duo Brooks & Dunn served as a primary catalyst for Forster's interest in country music. kekbfm.com · kicks105.com · theboot.com
- [● 3 SOURCES] Forster is the singer of the song 'Fighting Tears'. kekbfm.com · kicks105.com · theboot.com
- [● 3 SOURCES] Singer Wade Forster experienced bullying at a city boarding school due to his interest in country music. kekbfm.com · kicks105.com · theboot.com