Reflecting on her journey, Abrams mentioned missing the feeling of performing on large stages and hopes to earn the opportunity to headline in the future.

Abrams aims to use her storytelling and songwriting to foster a sense of connection among her audience and community, and she expresses a desire to write a book reflecting on her journey.

As she prepares for her North American arena tour set to begin in July 2025, Abrams is also focused on creating new music.

While some fans support her ambitions, others have expressed skepticism about her ability to achieve such star power, questioning the feasibility of her goals.

She credits Olivia Rodrigo for significantly impacting her career, particularly for the opportunity to open for her on the Sour Tour.

Gracie Abrams, inspired by her experience opening for Taylor Swift during the 'Eras Tour,' aspires to perform in stadiums similar to those of the pop icon.

Through her collaboration with Swift on the song 'Us,' Abrams gained valuable insights into the extremes of fame, helping her gain perspective on her own career.

Abrams highlighted the extreme invasion of privacy that Swift faces, which prompted her to 'right-size' her own experiences in the industry.

To maintain her focus on creativity, Abrams strategically avoids engaging with online hate and social media scrutiny, labeling negativity as 'boring as hell.'

Her debut album 'Good Riddance' and the hit single 'I Miss You, I'm Sorry' have showcased her emotional songwriting style, earning her recognition as Billboard's Songwriter of the Year in 2025.

In a recent interview, Abrams dismissed her critics, emphasizing the importance of focusing on her own life and art rather than public opinion.

At 25, Abrams has garnered media attention not only for her music but also for her family background as the daughter of filmmaker J.J. Abrams.