In a documentary produced by CNN titled ‘Call Me Country: Beyonce and Nashville’s Renaissance’, an examination of country music after Beyonce’s recently released Cowboy Carter album is conducted. The 42-minute documentary features interviews with different musicians in the genre and analyses by experts. Although Beyonce herself did not participate, the Grammy award winner’s impact on the music industry is highlighted. Cowboy Carter, which includes 27 tracks featuring artists like the Beatles and guest vocals by Miley Cyrus, Willie Nelson, and Post Malone, has broken all records. The documentary also showcases interviews with banjo player Rhiannon Giddens, Aaron Vance, TJ Osborne, Rissi Palmer, and Denitia. Several journalists, including Keith Hill and Larisha Paul, share their views. Beyonce shares that she initially felt unwelcome in the world of country music, which was dominated by a few individuals. She credits artists K Michelle and Mickey Guyton for giving her a breakthrough. The documentary is now available for streaming on Prime and Max, offering insights into the success of a musician who continues to dominate the music industry.