In this Talk Twenties episode, we sit down with rising star Bellah Mae, the pop-country sensation behind the viral hit “Drama King,” which has racked up over 12 million streams. Bellah’s music is relatable, raw, and packed with emotion, but her story goes beyond just catchy tunes. This episode is all about the lessons Bellah has learned through the messiness of love, loss, and self-discovery.

Bellah opens up about how heartbreak has shaped her into the artist she is today. Reflecting on dating in your twenties, Bellah talks about the painful yet powerful lessons that come with a broken heart and how they fuel her songwriting. Whether it’s realizing what you don’t want in a future partner or learning how to grow from the hardest moments, Bellah keeps it real about how love and loss are just as important for personal growth as they are for crafting hit songs.

Despite her success, Bellah admits she still deals with imposter syndrome. Rising to fame comes with its own challenges, and she shares how she’s learning to embrace every stage of her journey—even the tough ones. From her early days in Nashville to signing a record deal and performing in front of thousands, Bellah’s honesty about the highs and lows will inspire anyone trying to figure out their path in life.

From blowing up on TikTok to navigating streaming platforms, Bellah explains how social media has been a game-changer in getting her music out there. She gives some no-nonsense advice for aspiring artists—keep writing, keep putting yourself out there, and don’t be afraid to fail.

If you’re in your twenties and navigating love, heartbreak, or trying to figure out what you want out of life, this episode is for you. Bellah’s story is a mix of real-life struggles, career advice, and relatable moments that will hit home for anyone going through the ups and downs of early adulthood. Whether you’re healing from a breakup or chasing big dreams, Bellah’s insights on personal growth and self-acceptance will leave you feeling inspired and ready to take on whatever life throws at you next.