Kane Brown is a prominent American country music singer and songwriter who initially gained popularity through social media. He debuted with the EP *Closer* in 2015, followed by the single "Used to Love You Sober." Signing with RCA Nashville in 2016, he released his second EP, *Chapter 1*. His self-titled debut album followed in December 2016 and featured the hit single "What Ifs." Brown achieved a historic milestone in October 2017 as the first artist to simultaneously top all five main Billboard country charts. In November 2018, he released his second album, *Experiment*, which became his first Billboard 200 number-one album.
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