Although he had already garnered a significant following in his early years, it wasn’t until he signed under Sony Music’s RCA Nashville label that he would skyrocket. With his follower count quickly rising he signed under Zone 4 record label, with who he released several of his early albums under. Eventually a video Brown uploaded singing George Strait’s “Check Yes or No” went viral, gaining over 7 million views. Not long after he began posting his videos he gained a wide span of attention. Out of options, Brown started posting covers of songs online to social media. However, he did not last long on the show as the producers wanted to put him in a boyband to which he refused. Brown would eventually go on to audition on American Idol and The X Factor, securing a spot on the latter. It wasn’t until he had won a talent show in high school singing Chris Young’s “Gettin’ You Home” that he would get back to his country roots. Growing up Brown had always listened to country music, but when he got into middle school he became more interested in R&B. With his mother trying to provide for the family, they ended up moving around a lot causing Brown to be bounced around various middle and high schools. Brown was raised by a single mother, which often lead to them experiencing severe financial hardships, sometimes even homelessness. Kane Brown was born on Octoin Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Internet Sensation Turned Country Music Star

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