Along the way to topping the charts with his hit, "Ordinary," Alex Warren has had to learn out to protect his mental health, both on social media and in life in general.

"I'm still figuring it out," Alex admits when it comes to social media. "Because I think with the success of 'Ordinary,' it's been really cool, but the problem is, now people who don't like me have kind of like a, 'who the hell is this guy,' [mentality], you know what I'm saying? So, it's definitely been like, if I have an off day or if I'm sick and I still go out and sing, it's definitely like, 'see, he's not that great.'"

So how does he stay grounded and keep his head above the wave of online hate? "My wife, for sure," Warren immediately answers. "I'm always asking her for advice, and like where I am, and she's really, really great at also making sure I'm not a piece of s***," he laughs. "If I ever get like a an inkling of getting cocky, she will always just be like, 'Alex reel it in.' It's really cool and she's just, she's my number one supporter. She's with me all the time and it's been really nice."

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