Noah Kahan opens up about his "surreal" Grammy Awards nomination and path to success
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Noah Kahan will contend for his first Grammy Award when the ceremony gets underway on Sunday, Feb. 4. But the singer-songwriter, whose latest record earned him a coveted nomination in the Best New Artist category, has been rehearsing his Grammys acceptance speech since childhood.
"When I was falling asleep, I would practice my Grammys speech when I was a little kid," Kahan told "CBS Mornings" co-host Gayle King on Monday.
It went like this, he said: "Thank you to the Grammys. I deserve this." Laughing, Kahan added, "I never really got too far. 'Cause I think I stopped myself from believing it could be true."
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