Miranda Lambert 2013 CMA Awards<\/span><\/p> “Merry Go Round” became Musgraves’ debut single instead, and it launched her on a path that’s included Grammys for seemingly every album she releases, and her own sold-out arena tours.<\/p>\n Hard feelings come about easier than they’re blown away, however.<\/p>\n This situation is hardly unique.<\/p>\n Sam Hunt <\/a>wrote and recorded “Cop Car” only to have Keith Urban<\/a> make it a hit. In a long-since deleted tweet, he sai, (via Music Times<\/a>), “I worked hard on ‘Cop Car.’ Everything I poured into that song was stolen from me. I unfortunately can’t celebrate it being on The Grammys.”<\/p>\n The two women say the feud has ended, but friends? No one is going that far.<\/p>\n “Horses and Divorces” actually says they are not friends, but perhaps spending time together has brought them closer.<\/p>\n “In our writing session, Miranda said, \u2018Hey, I wouldn\u2019t have the career that I have without that song, and I\u2019m really grateful for it,'” Musgraves recalls. “So it was very full circle.”<\/p>\n Took long enough.<\/p>\n The difference between a true country music feud and one country singer being a punk is the response. Each of these active feuds has involved a significant back and forth between two country artists or more. <\/p>\n A few singers are involved in multiple feuds while others involve unexpected or unknown singers. We’ll update this list as the pairs make peace or if another fight emerges. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Billy Dukes<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nAre Kacey Musgraves and Miranda Lambert Friends?<\/h3>\n
Country Music’s Current Feuds and Beefs [UPDATED]<\/h2>\n