Lainey Wilson can go "undercover pretty easily" in her daily life.
The 33-year-old singer is one of the world's best-selling country artists, but fame doesn't stop Lainey from living a relatively normal life.
Speaking to People, Lainey explained: "I could be at Walgreens or Walmart, and as soon as I’m checking out at the counter, the cashier will kind of look at me weird. There’s no hiding the voice."
The country star has already exceeded her own expectations in the music industry.
She said: "Even 15 years in Nashville could not prepare me for the way my career exploded. I mean, this is all I could have ever wanted and more."
Despite her success, Lainey is determined to remain grounded, insisting she's not defined by accolades or fame.
The Things a Man Oughta Know hitmaker explained: "I’m not just a singer, songwriter, musician — that’s what I do.
"Trophies and awards are things that come along with success, but it cannot define me as a person, because that’s when I lose sight of who I am. I got to keep my head screwed on straight."
Lainey previously claimed that she's become "thicker-skinned" since finding fame.
The singer admitted that she's been forced to adapt in order to cope with the pressures of fame and success.
She told Us Weekly: "I’ve definitely become thicker-skinned, which I’m proud of, because for a minute, I did let it get to me.
"I’m human and I’m a songwriter. I think words are powerful - that’s why I started writing songs to begin with."
Lainey has had to learn how to cope with external criticism of herself and her music.
She shared: "You’ll read something negative and it kind of pings your heart for a minute. You have to pull yourself up by the bootstraps and keep on going."
Lainey has more than four million followers on Instagram and she's "learned [her] lesson" about reading the comments on her social media posts.
She explained: "You’ll look at a hundred positive [ones] and then you see that one negative, and that’s the one that you’re gonna hold onto."
