Noah Kahan's Battle with Body Dysmorphia

0:00On April 7th, Noah Cahahn, the guy behind Hurt Somebody, just got real about hating himself for years. He says he's wasted too much time on that negativity, and it leaves him feeling straight up lonely even on perfect days. He wakes up pissed and miserable for no clear reason, despite his career wins and a solid life with birds chirping outside. It's like he can't connect, and he has to push through those moments every single day. In his new documentary, this all came to light, shocking even his own mom, who had no clue how deep he ran. Watching it back, Cahahn sees it clears day in himself. Though right now, he feels okay. He ties it to body dysmorphia that's been with him since he was a kid, making it tough to pin down or shake off. It's wrapped up in who he is, super complicated to unpack. If you're dealing with similar stuff, hit up the Alliance for Eating Disorders at 1-866-21235 or text 9-8. 8 for mental health support anytime. Cahahn's story shows even stars battle this quietly.

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