Chappell Roan appeared on Amazon Music's "Country Heat Weekly" podcast to discuss her upcoming lesbian country single, "The Giver."

Last week, pop sensation Chappell Roan announced that she plans to release a new song called “The Giver” tomorrow, which she herself called a “country” song, saying she grew up listening to country and it was all around her growing up in small town Missouri.

Rising pop superstar Chappell Roan has assured fans that she's not leaving behind pop music as she releases her new single, The Giver, on Thursday night.

Roan also revealed her eagerly-anticipated single "The Giver" was inspired by a fondness for Big & Rich's "Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy)."

I really just did it for fun,” Roan said of the new single. “I’m not switching genres or anything. I wanted to write a country song because I just thought it would be funny. It’s campy and fun.” The singer explained that her connection to country music goes back many years.

Grammy winner Chappell Roan explained in E! News’ exclusive clip what prompted her temporary shift away from pop music and toward country music with her new song “The Giver.”