Chappell Roan opened up about taking care of her mental health amid her seemingly overnight success, as well as sharing her queer journey that began with falling in love with her best friend. In a wide-ranging interview at the Grammy Museum's Clive Davis Theater on Thursday alongside her producer Daniel Nigro and moderated by musician Brandi Carlile,

At a Grammy Museum event, Chappell Roan revealed she first thought hits like "Hot To Go!" were "stupid" and opened up about managing success.

Chappell Roan hit up the Grammy Museum this week to chat about her stratospheric rise to fame and her mental health struggles. Brandi Carlile facilitated the conversation with Roan and producer/songwriter Dan Nigro,

"crazy" year for Chappell Roan. The rising star skyrocketed to fame this spring following the release of smash hit, "Good Luck, Babe!" and never looked back, per The Hollywood Reporter. Despite such a rapid jump to the top of the charts,