вЂњI wanted it to be realistic so I searched through a bunch of scrapbooks and I found pictures of two-year old me, 10-year old me, 15-year old me and a picture of me from last year and we ended up crafting it all together because IвЂ™ve always loved the idea of putting photos together and it makes something else. HBO Leads GLAAD Media Awards For LGBTQ Representation I didnвЂ™t want it to be something someone had drawn.вЂќ He adds, вЂњEven though, for me, itвЂ™s a song about gender identity and finding myself in that way, I think really at the core - it becomes a song about not understanding yourself and wishing so desperately that you could and itвЂ™s a very vulnerable song for that reason.вЂќДЄddison Grace shares of the cover art for the single, вЂњI feel like a lot of my work recently has been about growing up and about those awkward moments in your life, so for this song, I wanted it to be a collage of my face growing up. вЂњI even had my friends who were born female and identify as female feel that way because they felt they were a tomboy and never fit in with the вЂgirlie girlsвЂ™ so to speak.вЂќД¬harlie Puth Consoles Disappointed TikTok Star After HeвЂ™s Rejected From Juilliard I had trans men relating to it saying вЂIвЂ™ve always felt like that.вЂ™ IвЂ™ve had trans women being like вЂI used to deny I was a woman and I wanted to be a boy I wanted to be вЂnormalвЂ™ - quote, unquote. The singer says of the fan reaction prior to the official release, вЂњA lot of people ended up relating to the song.

With time, I realized it was very much me explaining - in song form - that I wasnвЂ™t a girl and that I was nonbinary instead.вЂќ IвЂ™m very open with how I identify online and IвЂ™ve always openly been a queer creator, queer musician, and at that time I was really not understanding how I identified with my gender and how I felt about it, and so it started off as a song about gender roles and how I was jealous of guys and how they got to have certain things I couldnвЂ™t have. In an interview with B Drop, he shares: вЂњI initially started writing it when I was questioning a lot of things about myself. Addison Grace вЂ“ Photo: Courtney Kiara Boyer Writing the fan favourite track led the Salt Lake City-based musician to discover their pronouns вЂ“ he/they вЂ“ and вЂњcome home to themselves in a way that provided freedom, comfort and genuine love,вЂќ a press release states of the powerful lyrics.ДЄddison Grace wasnвЂ™t expecting to release the song outside of social media, but did after it was so well-received. TikTok star Addison Grace just released вЂњI Wanna Be a BoyвЂќ. Addison Grace - Photo: Courtney Kiara Boyer

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