Tenille Townes has revealed the video for her latest song Girl Who Didn’t Care, looking to inspire young girls to chase their dreams.
The video features Sarah Fuller who was the first woman to play, and score points, in a Power Five College Football game when she stepped in as a place kicker for Vanderbilt University; as well as Alyssa Carson who spent her childhood attending space camps around the world and has been selected as one of seven ambassadors representing Mars One, a mission to establish a human colony on Mars in 2030; and also Shannon Wells who became a firefighter in Nashville after deciding to go in to public service a ta young age when her grandfather told her about his time in the military.
Speaking about the video the country music star said, “I am so excited about this music video and honored to have Alyssa, Sarah, and Shannon be a part of it. It was incredible to see the idea for this video come to life with all of them in it. I believe it’s a really powerful thing to see real people living out real stories of chasing their dreams. It’s what makes a dream seem like a possible thing. I hope when people watch this, they feel inspired to chase their own dreams.”
Tenille Townes wrote the song with David Pramik and Steph Jones. It has been released through Columbia Nashville in partnership with RCA Records.
Tenille Townes – image courtesy Lathrop Schmidt
