Roan’s “Hot To Go” is up for Best Trending Video, and “Good Luck, Babe!” is nominated for Song of the Summer. Meanwhile, “Red Wine Supernova” is on the shortlist for MTV Push Performance of the Year.

“I’ve never won anything,” Roan said on the red carpet. “It would be awesome to win. That would be great.”

Roan has had a year that many have described as ‘meteor-like’. She recently told Rolling Stone that in June, after the Gov Ball performance, “I was getting almost a hundred thousand followers a day. At first, I was in severe denial. They literally showed me some stats and all I could do was say, ‘No, no, no. That’s not how it is.’ I couldn’t say, ‘I’m becoming more and more successful.'”

“It’s my dream job,” she added. “I never know if it will ever be like that again, which is kind of scary.”

She also revealed to the publication that she and songwriter Daniel Nigro are already working on a new album: “We have a country song. We have a danceable song. We have one that’s really ’80s, and we have one that’s acoustic, and we have one that’s really organic, live-band, ’70s vibe. It’s super weird.”

Of the pressure to top “Good Luck, Babe!” with another banger, she said, “(The next single) has to have more punch, whether that means more pop punch or rock punch or just sharp lyrics. Everything I listen to — Joan Jett, Heart, Gaga — I want to feel like them. So I just take inspiration from that feeling and how I can capture it.”

Carol Lee is an Associate Beauty E-Commerce Writer at ELLE.com, where she covers all things beauty and personal care. Before joining the team, she was an editor at Food Network Magazine And HGTV Magazine and ran the beauty department at The pioneer woman. Carol earned her bachelor’s degree in journalism from New York University and was one of the first customers to visit Glossier’s flagship store in New York City’s Soho neighborhood. Over the years, she’s tested countless makeup, hair, and skin-care products and written hundreds of articles about the beauty industry, from pieces on the trendiest launches to roundups of the best products on the market. As a Korean-American, she grew up surrounded by a sea of ​​Korean makeup and skin-care products and is an expert on the ever-expanding world of K-beauty, which helps guide our coverage. She’s also always on the hunt for the perfect lipstick and binge-watching the same old sitcoms (Frasier, Cheers, Seinfeld, New girletc.) over and over again.