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    Jennifer Lawrence Reveals Her Go-To Karaoke Song Is A Shania Twain Hit And It’s Not The One Fans Expected

    It’s always fun to learn a celebrity’s go-to karaoke song—especially when it turns out to be a full-blown country classic.

    Oscar-winning actress Jennifer Lawrence recently stopped by Amy Poehler’s Good Hang podcast, and things quickly turned musical. While chatting about her love for karaoke, Lawrence was asked the all-important question: what’s her signature song?

    She didn’t hesitate for a second.

    “Any Man of Mine” by Shania Twain.

    The iconic ’90s hit was released in 1995 and became Shania Twain’s first No. 1 on country radio. Lawrence was barely five years old at the time, but that didn’t stop the song from eventually becoming her tried-and-true karaoke anthem.

    Poehler joked that the choice was Lawrence’s “Kentucky” showing, which makes sense—having been born and raised around Louisville, there’s a good chance her taste in music leaned country early on. Once the track started playing, Lawrence jumped straight into performance mode.

    Of course, Good Hang recently made history by winning the very first Golden Globe for Best Podcast, and honestly, with hard-hitting questions like “What’s your go-to karaoke song?” it’s easy to see why. I mean, The Joe Rogan Experience didn’t even get nominated—but I digress.

    Credit where it’s due: Lawrence handled the impromptu karaoke moment like a pro. Not every Hollywood A-lister would be willing to break into song on the spot.

    And it was obvious this wasn’t her first rodeo. Anyone who’s spent time around karaoke knows the rule—if it’s really your song, you shouldn’t need the lyrics. Lawrence only stumbled once or twice, and something tells me Shania Twain herself would approve.

    But karaoke wasn’t the only interesting thing Lawrence has shared on podcasts lately. During a recent appearance on SmartLess, hosted by Will Arnett, Jason Bateman, and Sean Hayes, she revealed a surprising early-career run-in with a now-major Hollywood name.

    Lawrence recalled that her mother once took her to meet someone for acting advice, following a recommendation from an agency. That person advised her mother not to put Jennifer in acting classes—a suggestion that seemed odd at the time.

    Only later did she realize who it was.

    That “random guy” turned out to be Taylor Sheridan.

    Apparently, before becoming the powerhouse behind Yellowstone, Sheridan may have been giving acting advice—ironically suggesting that formal lessons weren’t the way to go. Strange advice, sure… but also kind of on-brand.

    Now the real question is: did he give her any karaoke tips too?

    Go ahead and turn up “Any Man of Mine” while you’re here.

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