Maren Morris seemed to be addressing her critics in a series of tweets on Wednesday night.
The country music star wrote, "In a world where girls are a lot of times pit against each other, I have to say, 'HELL no.' Good music is coming back, girls AND boys."
She continued with a series of tweets addressing the continuing rise of strong female influencers in the industry, as well as artists she knows and works with, including Kacey Musgraves and Buddy Miller.
Morris, who won a Grammy Award for best country solo performance for her hit "My Church," said she was proud to be making music during "a historic time when women are bringing music back to our point of view, which turns out isn't that different."
The singer, 26, also took on her haters who have criticized her for her music style, writing, "Sometimes I read mean comments about how I'm not country, or I'm not this or that enough. I want to listen to music & thought without walls."
Morris thanked her fans for standing by her and supporting her music, adding, "You make me want to be a better artist."
She shot to fame with "My Church," her breakout single, last January, leading to a banner year, multiple Grammy nominations — and a win.
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Morris also tried out (unsuccessfully) for both The Voice and American Idol, and she moved to Nashville in 2013 where she worked as a songwriter for some of country's biggest names, including Tim McGraw and Kelly Clarkson.
But she soon got the itch to record her own music.
"I missed being onstage behind the microphone," Morris told PEOPLE. "After a while, it was hard to hear another voice singing my lyrics."
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