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Chappell Roan is getting real about the things that irk her.
In a new interview with W Magazine, the "Pink Pony Club" singer didn't hold back on what she considered her biggest pet peeve both in romantic and platonic relationships, saying that someone attempting to name-drop draws some serious red flags, per People.
"When people name-drop. I immediately don't trust them," she said, adding, "I'm not the girl to care about that stuff. It is an immediate turnoff in a romantic or a friendship way. I'm like, if you name-drop, I'm probably not going to be your friend."
Elsewhere in the interview, Roan shared a story about the time she auditioned for The Voice when she was 15 years old ā which she described as the "scariest thing ever" ā and the less than stellar experience she had with the rude rejection. Despite this, and a rejection from America's Got Talent when she was 13, the Grammy winner has found her own way to skyrocketing success.
The "Naked in Manhattan" hitmaker, who recently confirmed she is in a "serious" relationship, also previously opened up about her dating dealbreakers while appearing as a guest on Call Her Daddy, admitting that she is freaked out by certain questionable behavior.