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Chappell Roan Says ‘Anybody Who Has Money’ Has a ‘Duty to Give It Away’ at 2026 Resonator Awards
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Trending on BillboardChappell Roan has spent her career championing the LGBTQ community, and at the Resonator Awards presented by We Are Moving the Needle on Tuesday night, she was recognized for that advocacy.
“I get uncomfortable when I get told I’m a good person,” she began candidly.
“I think that it’s just an artist’s — and anybody who has money — it’s kind of your duty to give it away.
Hosted by Fred Armisen, this year’s Resonator Awards also honored Chaka Khan, St. Vincent, Haim and Amy Allen.
Check out Roan’s speech below.