1,000-lb Sisters' Amy Slaton Announces First Country Rap Song 'Pounds Hollow'
Amy Slaton is adding some more weight to her resume.
The 1,000-Lb Sisters star announced that she will be releasing her first song, "Pounds Hollow," with a teaser of the AI-generated country track.
"If you use AI to do anything, you didn't do it," her older brother Chris Combs said in a clip from the upcoming 11th season of the TLC show featured in the Aug. 18 video, to which Slaton wrote on the screen, "but I did tho…"
Slaton—who shares kids Gage Halterman, 5, and Glenn Halterman, 4, with ex-husband Michael Halterman—shared insight into the creative process, emphasizing that this is just the beginning of her new venture.
"From an idea in my head to the music, filming, editing, and finally watching everything come to life—this one means a whole lot to me," she captioned the Aug. 18 Instagram post. "This whole experience has been something I'll never forget. I'm learning as I go, trying new things, stepping outside my comfort zone, and showing my boys that you're never too old to chase a dream or try something you've never done before."
"This isn't just about dropping a music video," she added. "It's about watching something that started as an idea grow into something REAL."
The 38-year-old also gave a shout-out to her eldest son for his help.
"But we can't forget his handsome little co-director, Gage Halterman," she wrote. "Gage was right there helping out and making sure the grown-ups knew what they were doing! He might be little, but that co-director title is OFFICIAL in this mama's book!"
Although Slaton is debuting her first song, this isn't her first time dabbling in music. As she explained in an Aug. 14 Instagram post alongside an old clip of her singing, "Some of y'all must be new here, because I've been singing for years!!"
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Her music journey is at the center of her story in the upcoming season of the TLC reality show, with her telling her family at dinner, "I got a song that I wrote. I wanna make a music video."
However, sister Misty Wentworth was less than impressed with the move. When producers asked her what she thought of the song during a confessional, she admitted quietly, "It has to be off camera."
Nonetheless, Slaton—who has also been selling her artwork on social media—is staying on track with her music career.
"When I get rich and famous, don't come crying to me," she said. "Do not darken my doorstep."
While fans wait to see Slaton's music career during season 11 of 1,000-lb Sisters, which premieres Sept. 1, keep reading for more TV shows to keep an eye out for.
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Apple TV
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Netflix
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Paramount+
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