The Bobby Bones Show - (Thurs Early Bird) Kane Brown Recalls Moment Wife Katelyn Told Him She Was Pregnant + Bobby’s ’25 Whistles’ Streaming On Roku Starting Friday + Mailbag: Country Artist Refused To Take Pics

Episode Date: March 7, 2024

Kane Brown is in the studio talking about his 2024 tour, recalls the moment his wife, Katelyn, told him she was pregnant with their third child and more! Then, find out how you can watch Bobby's '25 Whistles' sports podcast on Roku. Mailbag: A listener saw a country artist at a bar, and they refused to sign anything or take pictures with anyone...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, welcome to Thursday's show. Glad you're here. Morning studio. All right, here we are. We're going to go around, check in with the room.

You may see him with a gold whistle around his neck. And when his Cowboys losing the playoffs every year, he can be a wreck. Here is producer Eddie. Hey. Okay, I want to start with an update this morning and see if Amy and Lunchbox have an update. Because whenever I have a punishment, like when I had to do stand-up comedy at a coffee shop or whatever, you guys were like, oh, did Eddie do his thing? So I want to know, like, did Lunchbox do his punishment? Has he finished watching NCIS Sydney?

Has Amy watched more saw movies? What's going on? So you both had punishments. And lunches wasn't so much a punishment, but just bad luck on the wheel. But it was a job. He had to watch every episode of NCIS Sydney. lunchbox do we have any updates on that yeah i watched uh i thought i was done with it but i looked at my dvr and there's another episode oh they keep recreating oh my goodness i thought he only watched like

multiplying no eddie then you don't pay attention on this show because i've done at least six reviews of the show has he done six yeah yeah do you have another one that we can do today yeah we can do another one later today if you want okay there's your first answer good job okay thanks for paying attention how many saw movies have you watched yeah so i've watched one through five and 10, so I need to do 6, 7, 8, 9. Why did you skip? Confusion. I thought it was the next one.

Oh, so it showed the new one. I've done that before. I realized we were watching 10, which is confusing. Trust me. You want to review it right now? I don't know that I remember all the details. Did you really watch it? Yeah. Is it a prequel, 10?

Yeah, but this is a long. Which one's the prequel? Oh, no. Okay, you're the one that watched it. Which one's the backstory to the jukesal dude? I don't know, Mikey. Not 10. I just watched 10.

Maybe it's 6. Okay, just get your notes together. I'll get my notes. I wasn't prepared to talk about it today, but I do know that I have to do 6, 7, 8, 9, and I guess I know what I'm doing this weekend. And for a while, too, I thought like, man, Amy got away. No, I did it. No, that's hard.

Oh, 10 movies? Yeah. Oh, yeah, but I mean, I didn't get away with not doing it. I'm going to do it. Right. And she's watched at least five saw movies to this point. I don't think that was a punishment either, was it? Or did she get punished?

That was a spoiler. All right. Okay, moving on. This next person likes to bully Abby about her ability to sing, and he loves to relive his glory days in high school where he was the prom king. Lunchbox! Man, I'll tell you what, our work sucks. What?

I don't know who's in charge, who does this, but our work sucks. And they cost me a lot of money, and I found out about it because Morgan texted me the other night. She was like, hey, how come you weren't at podcasts and pints? And I'm like, what? What are you talking about? She goes, yeah, our company held an event with a, and potential clients and clients for everybody that does a podcast. That way you can mingle and maybe get people to advertise on your podcast.

I'm like, what are you talking about? Wasn't invited. I didn't get an email for. Would you have gone, though? Because I didn't sound like something you would have showed up to. To make money. I would have closed probably four deals with clients. And so that's money taken out of my pocket.

Have you ever closed the deal with a client in a room? Yeah, a lot of times. I don't know that that's true. You could be telling the truth. I've never heard of one instance, but what I'm saying is how am I not even invited to this? I hear you on that. I'm just saying, too, that you always, you mostly don't go to these things. I'll try not to say always.

So I think after a while, they don't invite you because you never come. And I think because you didn't get invited, you're now going, I would have been there. And I would have made money. And I could have made money for the company. It just seems crazy that they have pints and podcasts. I'm pretty sure I'm on a podcast. I do one called sore losers. And it's a podcast and that they can sell advertising on it.

And we hear you. You're not going to invite me. That sounds fun. Not that I am aware of. Yeah, I don't think any. I didn't get invited to that. I don't either. So I don't know that would be hurt.

I think he just wanted to reason. My way, you guys didn't get invited either? No, man. So Morgan got invited. Does Morgan have a podcast? I guess best bits. Yeah, and she's got another one working soon. Yeah, I know that part.

It got sent to Nashville all. So like everybody in Nashville got it. So I guess if you're not on that thread or whatever, then you wouldn't have got it. You cost him money. Lutchbox. would you like the company to fix this? I would like to be reimbursed.

And then also... Reimbursts means you've spent something and they give it back to you. Okay, well, I'd like to be compensated because I probably would have made about $12,000 off of that deal. So how much do you want from the company? I mean, I'll settle for $9,000.

Okay. So make an invoice and at some point... Well, at some point today, like make an invoice and just go and we'll deliver it to our sales guy here. I don't know. We'll give it to somebody who wears a tie. I don't know what these people are. But make an invoice.

Dan. Yeah, I know, but I don't know where they are. They're in a different building now. Yeah, I know. So, okay. It's just crazy that the biggest podcast in this building and then we weren't even invited. You're not the biggest podcast in the building. I said one of you, Amy, me.

I mean. Anyway, I hear you. Make that invoice. Okay. It gets paid on it. But don't say what it is. Just say re-podcast revenue. Okay.

Like be generic about it. Over to Amy, her pile of stories may leave you with some new parenting. hacks or you may learn how yawning is contagious for dogs and her most recent fun fact. It's Amy everybody. Yay! Yes, yes, yes, yes. All right. Okay, so my kids were out of school. I don't know why earlier this week. Just no school

randomly on Tuesday. It's going to be annoying. The parents. Election. I'm not quite sure because spring break is next week. So I'm like, what are all these days? Ridiculous. So my son wanted to go over to a friend's house and he was asking us to share her because I was at work. And I

just thought it was funny because she was like, take you for $5. This house is not very far, but it's not a place he could ride his bike to because of the way the road is. And I thought, wow, look at her hustling her little brother. And there's no way it's $5 worth of gas. So I

made her settle on like $2. The bigger stories, why do kids just not go to school randomly? No, I do. We have... You know they have winter breaks, spring break, summer break. I don't know. Fall break. Christmas break. No, but Amy, it was a Tuesday. It was an election day. That's why. That's why I just set up potentially election. But I didn't...

He's too busy to make that invoice. Yeah, I don't know. It just seems like, okay, find a legend date. Yeah. I mean, we have it on the calendar, but still it's like, well, podcast and pints, kids are going to be out of school. Another day. No school.

All right, go ahead. From Mount Pied, Arkansas. He was bullied when he was young, but now he's having fun. Bobby Bones. Thank you very much. Where I go whistle, romantic did it? There it is. Somebody bows in the room.

I load the whistle. So I want to make a little announcement here that if you have a Roku or you, or you have Roku channel starting this Friday, the 25 Whistle Show, which we're our whistles for, we're going to be on the Roku channel on the Draft King's Network doing our show. Oh, cool. Yeah, so they picked us up for their Roku channel. Basically, I have a Roku, I love it.

Oh, yeah. I like Roku probably better than I do, just the general Apple TV. I feel like it's, they don't pay me to say this. I like the Apple TV too. By that. Roku is a little easier to use. But yeah, our show will start, our video show, sports show, will be on starting at 5 p.m. Eastern on Fridays.

That's so cool, dude. Yeah, it's on Draft King's Network, Roku Channel, Samsung TV, Zumo, on Smart TV, just search for the Draft King's Network. Oh, so I can find you because I got a Samsung. Yeah, yeah, it's one of the apps on there. We're blowing up. Can't hold us back.

Can't wait. Except we didn't get a bite of podcasts and pints either. No. That sounds awesome, dude. I want a pint and talk about podcasts and make money. I feel like I should invoice them. For my time on this show to hear a lunchbox complain. Time to open up the mailbag.

You send an email and we read it all the air. It's something we call Bobby's Mailbag. Hello, Bobby Bones. I recently went to see my favorite country artist in concert. It was a great show. Unfortunately, money was tied so I couldn't spring for the meet and greet. But I made friends with some other fans at the show and they told me the artist is known for going to local bars and hanging out after shows.

So we made a plan to scope out. And we went. We found the bar. We were very nice about it. We said, hey, we're huge fans. We were at the show. But I was let down when I asked if they could sign the merch I'd bought from the show, and they said no autographs. And they didn't want to ask for a selfie.

They said, sorry, no selfies either. I'm still very disappointed. It was a small group of us. I don't think we'd cause everyone in the bar to ask for autographs and selfies, but maybe they just didn't want to be bothered. How would you have handled this situation? And would it stop you from being a fan? Signed, Disappointed Country Fan Club member. First, I'll say this is not common.

I think pretty much anybody you go up to if you see them and they're not with their kids. They're not eating right at the dinner table or like at a restaurant, whatever the case is. They're going to sign your stuff and they're going to take a picture. So this is not a common thing. There are some real D.Bs that act like this even some of the time. Even the big DBs that I know, though, that act like this don't even always act like this. Yeah, I would think of them a little different. I've had really bad experiences with people like in interview situations.

I think of them different. That's the human part of it, right? Did they owe you an autograph? Nope. Do they owe you a selfie? Nope. Would it have been cool? Yeah.

Would it have been awesome? Because you just spent money to go to their show? Absolutely. So you have every right to think and not support them in the future. Yeah, what artist was it? It doesn't say.

No, it doesn't say. I mean, there are a couple that I know that act like this some. But they have every right to say no. Rarely does it happen where they say no? They really shouldn't say no. because you're not at a place. You're in a public place. And if you're a public figure in a public place,

public things happen to you. But I just would not support them anymore if it bothers you. What if they were having it as an off night? I definitely could have, but how hard does it take a selfie? Well, maybe they're not like, hey, well, you talk to my cousin on FaceTime. Oh, that happens a lot, yeah. But maybe they're not supposed to be there. Maybe they told someone like, I'm not going to go to a bar tonight.

That's the problem. Then you can go get some more private. If you're a public person in a public place, public thing is going to happen to you. Now you can also be a public jerk, but then this is going to happen where people go. person's a public jerk. But just turning it down as being a jerk. No, no, no.

But it isn't, when you can do it in three seconds. Yeah. No, I get it. It's pretty easy to take a picture, but. If we played, just a guess who it was. Who would you say? No, I'm not doing that. And I think another reason would be if you do that and then everybody says, oh, there's a celebrity now, it's all getting a picture. That definitely

could be something. A reason if someone's like, hey, I'm just trying to hang out without everybody knowing. But if as this emailer said, if that's not the case, small group, not a lot of people, I really don't see how hard it is if you're out at a bar to just sign and take a selfie. They could have been hiding from their wife. I don't know.

We don't know. We don't know. We don't know. We don't know. But yes, we can't make it. We can't make sense. We don't know. I don't like it.

But they do have the right to be a jerk and you have the right to not support them. So there you go. How would I have handled the situation? Nothing. I'd have been like, okay, cool, he didn't want to sign it. Then I'll do a TikTok about them

and then I'll never support them again. Oh. Mailback, Jim. I read a story the other day about a new country artist, and he's like, my mentor is this person. And I know the person that this artist said was their mentor. And I text, I was like, oh, this person good? He goes, I don't know who that is.

I said, wait, no, no, they say you're, I don't. So the person just look up to that person. Man met him once. Well, no, this whole story. They made it up? The whole story was that this person's mentor. I've, we talked about this. I've never had a mentor growing up.

Eddie's my music mentor now. Yeah. And you're my mentor, my career mentor. Because a mentor, it's not, I started to think was a person confused. Was the person confused about what a mentor does? Oh, because it was like what I call him and ask them. Oh, wow, that detailed. And my friend was like, ah, I don't know what this is.

No way. That's crazy. Can we just say someone's our mentor and act like where, guys, David Letterman's a mentor? Sometimes I just get lonely and I'm like, I'm lost at what I'm doing and I call him up. No, you can't say that. We can't do it. You could say you look up to him. No, that's a hero.

Okay, no. No, you look up to, you learn a lot from him. You study him. No, no, but I want to be like, that's my mentor, man. When times you get tough, I give an old day of a call. Well, maybe you do call him, but is he talking back? You can just lie. I know, he never, he's a lie if you want.

Who is your fake mentor, Eddie? My fake mentor would probably be Bob Dylan. Okay, oh, is he nice? Oh, dude, he's great. I mean, I call him. He never answers. What time do you try to call him? Every day at 7 p.m.

Oh, yeah, because I figure he's just, like, wrapping up with dinner. Who's your fake mentor lunchbox? Oh, my fake mentor. mentors probably him and him. Yeah. That's a good one, dude. How is he? Like, just to deal with, like, your times are down. I mean, he really is good at motivation.

Like, he gives it to you straight. He doesn't, you know, patty cake you and be like, oh, it's going to be okay. He tells you you got to work hard. You got to ignore the hate. You got to ignore everybody, you know, saying you're not going to make it. And just do it. I mean, he's great. And what's great, he answers it all time of the night. You call him 2 a.m. answers the phone.

Love it. Amy, a fake mentor? I have two, actually. We're all in a group text together, and it's Robin Robertson, Reese, And they're always like sending me videos. That's fun. That's fun. That's fun. You know, like Robin's more of like the media side of things and then Reese, the acting.

Jay Dog. Jay Dog. Jesus. He'll message me sometimes. Oh, that's cool, man. He'd be like, do you wonder what I'm doing? Do what I do? And I'm like, what would you do?

Here's a bracelet. I just thought it was weird. That country was like, this is my mentor. That's not true. We can say whatever you want. That's bizarre. Can I get in that good text? Yeah.

I could add you. That'd be awesome. Yeah, you learn a lot. I do want to go over and... We're going to do a retreat. Wow. Where are you going? Yeah, one of Reese's places.

Oh, that's one of the many. Yeah. Lunchbox is going to review another episode of CSI Sydney. Yes. He spun the wheel, lost. Now he has to watch every single episode of the show, which you don't think the show is good, right? No, the show's terrible, man. And I keep waiting for it to get better.

And I'm thinking, okay, this is going to be the episode. And I thought I was done with it. And then on DVR, there it is. Bunker down. So I'm like, all right, let me bunker down and watch this piece of crap. That's the name of the episode. And how long are they without commercials if they're DVR? 48?

Yeah, 43, 48 minutes, whatever. I fast forward through commercials. And so this one is they're all getting ready to go to a gala, like some scientist is debuting their new technology. And then I have these special medallion invites that are all dressed to the nines. And as they're about to walk out over at the hotel. The maid found someone dead, you know what I mean? Oh, classic. Oh, my gosh.

Classic dead person in the bathroom. So they get the call and they have to decide who's going to go to the ball still and who's going to go. And so they send the guys to investigate the murder and the women are going to go in their gowns to the bunker. And the only problem is you don't know where this bunker is. It's all secret. You have to put blindfolds on. They pick you up in a car and you don't even know where you are. And you get down there and they lock the door and it says, we have.

Two hours of oxygen left, but with my new technology, don't worry. I can't take it much more of this. I was all in. You are listening. And then what? Oh, dude. And so then they're like trying to figure it out. And the guy that's dead in the bathroom, someone has stole his medallion.

He was supposed to be at the little gala. Oh, my gosh. So the killer is at the ball. This one sounds, okay. Now I'm back in. This one kind of does sound good in this episode. Did you like this episode? No, he was terrible.

It was so stupid. because it's like, oh my gosh, we're not going to be able to notify them because they're down in a bunker and everything the cell service is jammed and no one knows where they are. So they search. Don't spoil it. I think you give it too much. It's given the whole thing. I think you give it too much.

Guys, I don't care. Who cares if we spoil this? No one's watching this crap. There may be listeners that watch the show. It's a very highly rated show. We just wanted to originally watch a whole season of CSI to see why it was so highly rated. And the answer is lunchbox? Oh, what is it?

It's in CIS? Yeah. Whatever. I have CSI. Sidney. I don't know the name of it. Lunchbox even wrote to me. It was CSI Sydney. Guys, this happens every time. But he literally said... I know. This exact thing.

It's deja vu right now. Yeah, we've done this before. I want to read you the text. Yeah. I have it ready. CSI Sydney, bunker down. He doesn't even know the name. No, he doesn't know the show we're watching. Can I just tell you how stupid it is? You have told us. No, no, there's one part. Eight times. There's one part where they're trying to break into a door, like a locked door that's been crusted over and rusted over and they go and they get a bottle of.

opener from the bartender and they're able to, with that bottle opener, bust open this door. Like, you think a bottle opener is that strong? So stupid. And they get a nail- That's the part that makes you so mad? The bottle opener? I hear you. The whole thing is so stupid.

You think they go into like these meetings and they're just like, no, that's too good. Give me something dumber. Yes. Great point. Like bottle opener. Perfect, Bill. That's great. Write that down.

Silly putty. You know what? Keep that for episode eight. Are there any more coming out lunchbox? I don't know. I hope no. Really actually there has to be because it's said to be continued. There's one lesson. You got it to be continued episode?

You got blonde ambition as the last episode. Are they still in the bunker? Don't say it. Don't say it. I can't tell you. But would you like to hear my wife's review? Yeah, you have audio? Yeah, yeah.

Go ahead. And we skipped it because it sounded like crap and it would have, it would not. It would translate. He's like driving down the road. You hear potholes hitting and she's like in the backseat. By the way, everybody, that's scuba that jumped in. We were waiting for the audio to play and that's scobey. going, no, we don't have it.

I don't have it. Why don't you tell me that? That's how bad it was. I mean, it was probably better in the show, though. It's as bad as this segment. Probably. Yeah, I go. Thank you, lunchbox, one more to go.

All right, bunker down, folks. But it's, again, tell me, write it down for me that is NCIS. I keep saying CSI because he wrote that for me. It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. Tell me something good. So there's a guy in East Texas named Ken Chin, and his daughter was in the hospital a few years ago,

and there were a bunch of kids in the kids. that hospital and he realized that there were no musical instruments in there and he loves to play guitar. So he donated some guitars to some kids and they were like, this is awesome. And they started a whole music therapy program there at the hospital. He says, why don't I just do this from now on? So now he's got an organization where he collects guitars and he donates them to people. And recently, he just donated 12 guitars to the students at Johnston McQueen Elementary in East Texas. That's freaking awesome because I love guitar. It's really cool. You know, I worked with musicians on call for years and was on the board, but we would go to hospitals and play music.

And I was in the hospital a lot as a kid, but you would see people that were just in the same bed. That's what they do. They're there for days. Yeah. The only people they see mostly are people coming in that either are looking to fix them. Their doctors or nurses are people coming in to give support and sympathy. And so we would go in and you would just see, depending on the age, if we had somebody like over 80, we learned songs from like the 40s and 50s. Yeah, oldies.

Oh, you cater to there. Yeah, we've catered to there. Yeah, Taylor Swift, we have pretty universal, though. for like young kids. It wasn't like we could just do any song like at a bar where a guy's like $20, I'll play whatever, a piano bar. But it really would change their outlook. And the fact that they have this program in the hospital is awesome.

Oh, yeah. And that he's helping. And the way I learned how to play guitar was when I was just bored for hours and hours and hours. So if you have someone just sitting, laying in a bed and like, you give him a guitar, like, okay, this is cool. And these students, now we're going to have rock and rollers in the future. That's it.

This is cool. We have rock and roll. We'll come back because of this. All right, that's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. On the Bobby Bones show now. Kane Brown. There's a question Eddie's been wanted to ask.

A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me. Clivert Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media.

Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment,

and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast, it's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So if you've ever supported me or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. Listen to The Clifford Show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and a TikTok podcast network on TikTok. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft.

And we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galko, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the player. flying under the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice podcast on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slica Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid

prizes. And Rule 2, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends, oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends.

Trust me, babe. On the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Like the last three times you've been here. So let's not forget it. Yeah, yeah. And I had it during Christmas because, like, when I, I'm a huge Elvis fan.

And when I search Elvis, the first song on top is you and Elvis. Really? Doing Blue Christmas. Like, that is the featured song. Not Hound Dog, not Suspicious Minds. It's Blue Christmas. Christmas with Cain Brown and Elvis Presley.

What was he like? It was amazing. But I'm always wondering like, how did that happen? Like, how did all that come together? Well, dude, they've been begging me to do a Christmas song for the longest. And I'm not a big Christmas music fan. But the song that I've always, like, warmed up with or just practice, like, if we were on stage, was Blue Christmas.

So it only made sense for me to do that song. And we did it two years ago, I think now. And it did really well for us. So then Elvis's team came back and said they saw a lot of Elvis and me. And they were just saying that they were going to throw his vocal on it. So whenever I heard it, I started freaking out. I was like, this is amazing. So you sang it, but there was no Elvis vocal.

They just put all that on there later. Yeah, they used the recorded version that I did two years ago and just added his vocal on it. That's pretty cool. That was amazing. Yeah, it was awesome. He's been waiting for that question. Every time you leave, he goes, I didn't ask about Elvis. Every time.

I think it's amazing because I love Elvis. I love you, dude. It's awesome. I did see, speaking of Christmas, you had posted an Instagram story. Did you buy, like, a race car thing in your house? Like a driving video game? Yeah, yeah, about two racing simulators. So that's not a video game, it's a simulator. Mm-hmm.

What is that? Like Gran Turismo? Grand Trismo? Yeah. Whatever. Like that? Yeah, yeah. But I think that the...

So you watch the movie. Yeah. So I think the guy... So Red Bull brought me one. Love y'all Red Bull. I'm not about the crap on y'all. But they brought me one. one that's basically like from Best Buy.

So it's just a TV. So it doesn't move. The wheel will move and everything. But my buddy runs a company in town called Podium One that they just open. And so it's an actual Porsche seat. And then they have it on hydraulics. And then the wheel, you can turn up the torque and everything. So like if you actually like if you're spinning out and you hit a wall or something,

it's got so much power. Like it can break your finger. It kills. Really? Wow. Wow. What? I don't want that game.

No, no. It's fun. That's like playing call of duty. It's like, no, man. If you're in the wrong spot, you get shot. It's right in the thigh. I tell everybody if you're going to wreck and you're not experienced with cars, just let go of the wheel. And then when they let go, it just takes off.

Does that make you want to race for real? Well, I always drag race anyway. I go to the drag strip and stuff and race. But I mean like drag racing. I mean, not even drag. Like get on a track and race against other people. Oh, yeah, yeah. You do that?

No, no. So my friends do. I've never actually, I've been to a track one time out in Phoenix. and it was one of the best things I've ever done. But one day, one day I do want to do it. What night mostly are you guys playing ball at your house? Wednesdays, Wednesdays, Mondays, or Sundays? Yeah.

Wednesdays, Tuesdays, Saturdays. Well, I'll get a text on Wednesday going, hey, come play ball. And I'm like, I have to work at five in the morning. And they're like, well, can you can't do it on Fridays? He's on the road. Saturdays, he's on the road. And then everybody's like, his gym's like collegiate gym. We do it.

Sunday mornings. I'm trying to get you out there. There's got to be one day we can make it. Yeah, I could do a Sunday morning, but the only time I ever get invited is like Gator hit me up and go like, we need to the player. Come over on Wednesday night. But you guys play at like 9 p.m. Until when? I think we usually play at 8 and then it'll go to like 10. Are you the best player at your games? Dude, I'm getting old. My hip flexers are not working, man. But you're not getting old. Are you the best player in your games? No. I mean, there's a lot of people out there that's just talented. It'll blow your mind. Who is good that we wouldn't think would be a good basketball player that we would know? They would know? Yeah, like an artist or does any other artists show up and play out there?

Not really. I would say, I mean, I would say the best artist that I've played with. Sure. It would probably be like Matt Stowe. Oh, yeah, he's good. Yeah, we would assume. I took it to Matt, though, pretty recently. You what?

I took it to him. You took it to him? Yeah. How? But we played pig, right? No, this is like three years ago, the one of you know, played knockout. Yeah, Matt play college basketball. Do you still do any of the basketball stuff where it's like NBA All-Star, you know, celebrity games?

No, but I came up on my Instagram with who was playing this year and I got really jealous. I really want to meet Kai Sentai. Do you have good relationships from those games? Like, do you meet people and you play together so then you become friends after? You know me, man. I don't really talk. Well, that's true. Well, you do once you know the person.

Yeah, yeah. I mean, like during the game, me and Megatron, California. Johnson. We became good friends there, but then after that we had, I didn't contact there. Kane Brown's here. I'm going to play, I Can Feel It. How do you feel about, because this song kind of flew up. I mean, it did probably what your expectations were. I don't know what your expectations were. I don't really have expectations. I just loved this song. I thought it was a, you know, it's an iconic song and then, you know, it's so powerful. I've been trying to look for just songs that were quick for radio. And I haven't even got to play it live yet. I only played it for that New Year's Eve thing.

time I played it. Why haven't you played it live? No shows yet? Yeah, and any shows. On the Bobby Bones show now. Kane Brown. Looking at some of your dates, when you go over to the UK, what are those crowds like? Is it like you're starting over with a new fan base, or you have a pretty solid fan base over there anyway? They just sing with a different accent. Yeah, I mean, for me, it's not crazy, but yeah, it's almost like starting over, but

they're just so rabid. Like, blah, you bear a meeting, Georgia? I don't know. I think they, I think they have, it's like when they sing my songs, it's more of an American accent, I would say. Yeah, probably. I also can't hear accents when people sing for the most. Yeah. Sometimes Spice Girls, I can hear an accent, but mostly if someone's British, you don't really hear their accent, or you don't really hear your accent. Yeah. Do you think you have an accent? I, well, I mean, everybody tells me that I sound Southern, and then there's other people that tell me I don't have an accent at all. Yeah, I would say you sound Southern.

You ever go home, like back to where you're from here in Tennessee? And, like, I know you did that one show, but do you ever just go back and, like, see old people that made a difference to you back then? I try to. It's less now that I have babies. But before, I used to go all the time. And then now my family will just come up here for, like, Easter or something. Is Chattanooga what you would call home, or is it a small town?

So I call home, Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia. But after my freshman year of high school, I moved to Hickson, which all that area is basically, I call it Chattanooga. Do you ever go back? Because what's weird for me when I go back to Mountain Pine, which Mountain Pines, like, outside of Hot Springs, which is outside of Little Rock, right? Because they're just small. And like the places that, like, you lived or maybe aren't even there anymore, and it's just weird. I forget, like, how to get places? I've lived there my whole life, and I'm like, where, how do I get to the mall?

Can you get places in town without a GPS here? Yeah. I can't. I can get nowhere. I mean, it depends where I'm going, but I usually, I never leave my house. And if I do, I'm normally going to a place I've already been before. Are you now, because I know you've been spending a bunch of time in Florida, is that because when it gets cold, you don't want to be where it's cold?

We kind of lucked out because we are not looked out. We're unlucky because we bought a place where it's, still cold when it's cold here. Oh, that sucks. Yeah. I mean, it doesn't suck. That's awesome that you got to play. But I mean, you know, cold weather. I hate cold weather. Yeah, I did too. I mean, but I mean, it was 40 here last night and it was 70 down there, but the wind was blowing. When you make a list like the most influential people, which is what happened with the time, 100 most influential people list, and you show up on that thing, how do you feel about that and what do you think that you're influencing?

Man, I'm weird. So for me, it's like, that's awesome. And it's cool that I am influencing, you know, kids, and I hope that it's a good influence. But other than that, there's another part of me that's just so laid back. It's like, I don't know who made the list. Maybe somebody just liked me and put me on the list. Well, so what would you want kids that watch you on social media or know your story?

Like, what are you proud of about? you that you would want them to take from you? I just try to show people to be respectful. You know, I like, you know, doing music that everybody can listen to and there's not a curse word here, like every other word. And, you know, just give back and help people as much as you can. Having a baby boy? I am.

Pretty cool? It's sick. I'm scared for three. I guess it was God's plan. Kate got me neutered already Oh you got a bisectomy? Yeah Dude that's the craziest story

But she got you Like at So you said it was God's plan So was she before the boy or after the boy? After After we found out She was It was so wild

Because so I was It was my birthday And I'm just telling you Two different stories real quick It was my birthday We got on a private plane To go golf So I went and played

Jordan's course And a couple other courses And I get a phone call that my house is on fire as I'm taking off. You're going to play Michael Jordan's course, and as you're going, it's awesome. You get told your house on fire, which is not awesome. So that's how my birthday trip started.

And so we're landing and we find out everything's fine. It was just like the heat. We turned on the heat and it started smoking. So then this time, I'm going down to golf again. We get on the plane as I'm taking off. I hear Kate say, I think I'm pregnant. And then it cuts out. And so on the whole flight down, I'm like, oh, my God.

like what's going on so I was like I'm hoping she's wrong so she lands and then she's pregnant and then I was like I'm never flying private again every time you get on a plane it's bad news but then we found out it was a boy and it was like okay it was God's plan

we had two girls we weren't trying this time my game if you know what I'm talking about strong um um we got you guys yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah we got That's what's up.

And it turns out. Is that, do you a lot of y'all feel that way in here? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Go ahead. And, yeah, it turns out it was a boy, so I was like, okay, it was God's plan. But what about, you said she,

like, you said she gave you the vasectomy or something like that. I know she didn't do it herself. Oh, she was telling me, you got to go get it. Got it. And every time she would say that or it was telling somebody the story, dude, my stomach, I just get sick. I was like, I can't do it. Hurt?

It didn't hurt. God, I want to tell you the story so bad because it's so funny. Give it up. Just imagine, have you got it done? Any of got it done in here? Every Wednesday. Just scuba, right? Yeah, scuba.

He got his done, but then the doctor was like, don't have intimate relations with your wife. But he did it like right when he got home and he was in pain for months. He's like he couldn't even wait. It's a fourth moment. I don't know if you felt that. When you get home, you're like, man, I'm just so proud of what I did and she's proud of me. Let's do it. But then he was hurt.

He was like, I'm disabled. Yeah, anyway. So, yes. So for me. dude, it was so weird. I mean, they gave me a gas or whatever, but I'm laying on my back and I have a nurse over me and a doctor,

and they're just talking about their day, and I'm just laying on this table. So you're aware, but you're just out of it? Do you think you're like... Oh, I'm not out of it at all. I'm just, you know, sky high. Happy? And they're just having their conversation about their day and all this stuff,

and you're just on the table, you know, spread eagle. It was wild. Oh, wow. And then he's... He said a joke about a guy coming in with three. Testicles? Yeah. Wow.

And I was like, well, you can't tell me this while I'm hiring. I was like, are you serious? And he's like, oh, yeah. And I'm like, okay. There's no way. That's a true story, though. He played it off like it was. There's no way.

Everything seems to be going pretty good, though, huh? Yeah. Pretty happy right now? Yeah. Good to see you, buddy. Yeah, good to see you. It's just, when it's warmer, we see you more. I see you more.

It's just like stuff to do outside. Like golf, hang out. So I'm ready for it to get a little warmer myself around here. I can't wait. Congratulations on the third child's coming up. Pretty cool. You got you a boy. Congrats on I Cane feel it. And Kane's going out. Six stadium shows, by the way, the In the Air Tour. Kane Brown Music.com starts March 8th. And so that's today. It's today, right? Yeah. Yeah. You're in London tonight. Holy crap. How's you going to get there so fast? You got to go. Yeah, dude. How are you going to get to?

And then shows all the way up until September. Go to canebrown music.com. Yeah, congratulations, man. Really cool. And always love seeing you. Thanks. Good to see y'all, man. Here's the voicemail from last night.

Good morning, studio. A long-time listener, first time caller. Just received an awful letter to become my dream job of becoming a firefighter. Only downside is that it's in a different city, three hours away. And I'd be going all by myself. and worst of all, it starts in eight days. And I was just wondering what the studio thinks about taking their dream job and how much time is not enough time.

I appreciate your help and anything else can provide. Have a good one. In his description of his life, he never mentioned he was having to leave him behind anybody. Go, go, go, go, go, don't stop. I've done it. Liddle Rock and loved Arkansas, but knew to move up, I got to go. And so Austin, Texas called me. I was 21 years old.

Hey, can you start? Yeah. When? Monday? It's like Thursday. Okay. Yeah, I'm scared to death. But packed out my crap, put it on a trailer, my friend Courtney, we drove down in a snowstorm.

Took it like 26 hours for like a seven-hour trip. Lost half the luggage on the way. Half the stuff because it was on a trailer. But it was the best thing I ever did. Was I scared? Yes. Was I wondering if it was the wrong decision? Yes.

Was I nervous? It wasn't going to work out. Yes. Did I know anybody? No. Greatest thing I ever did. the worst thing that can happen is you go it doesn't work out you come back yeah you come back and the best thing is it changes your life because you're pursuing a passion that you love

don't let fears there are selfish fears get in the way of you achieving your dream or chasing your goals now there are family issues if your kids can't move there's a real things but if it's just about you suck it up and go go go go go go I couldn't you you'd You should already be moving right now. From when I started this talk, you should have your crap packed and you should be going. So, yeah, go get it. I've done it. It sucks.

But it's awesome. It's like working out. I hate working out. I hate exercise. But at the end, I'm like, all right, feel pretty good. Yeah, I glad I did that. All right, here we go. Give me voicemail number four.

What did the fish say when he ran into a concrete wall? Damn. Have a good time. I love you guys with a show. Thanks, buddy. I feel like if we let your mom know you left that joke, you might get in trouble. No, no, no.

He's talking about a, like, a water dam. Good point. Yeah, D-A-M, man. I feel like it's a double. Two ways? Double. Here's Amy's pile of stories. There's a new viral trend,

and it is putting diaper cream on your face. Oh. I would imagine it's a story because it's something you put on a baby's butt more than what's actually in it because it's probably good for your skin in general wherever you put it. But because it's like, oh, we put on a baby's butt.

It's kind of funny. Like the hemorrhoid cream, putting under my eyes. Yeah. And what that does, like Preparation H. Well, Eddie, it's not used by somebody first.

Well, I've never heard of that. Oh, well, I've talked about this show. That's normally, that's only for your bottom. Yes. It's for like your end bottom. Inside the bottom.

Yeah. Yeah. But it tightens skin. And so it could probably be marketed even as, like, it could be preparation I. I. E.E.

But I under your eyes. It'd be weird. But that's baby butt cream. What's that for? Well, so the Dr. Shereen Idris, she claims that it makes her face supple and beautiful.

Another doctor, warns, though, it could cause irritation and acne. So just beware. Oh, boy. If anyone claims that something makes them supple and beautiful, that's a weird thing to claim. You should always claim it makes somebody else supple and beautiful. Not yourself, because it opens you up to so much criticism. Like, you might be supple, but you definitely aren't beautiful.

You know what I mean? I haven't seen her. What's supple? I would say supple is like full. Subtle is. Hydrating. Like, you know, when you're more hydrated, you look healthier. Okay.

Think of you after Thanksgiving, meal one before you go back. That's supple. After the second meal, it's extra supple. Yeah, that's too full. Yeah. Oh, really full. It also will help combat dry and dull skin, so test it out if you want to.

Okay, this just stuck out to me as interesting because a quarter of people consider scrolling through social media, a hobby. Oh, that's interesting. I consider it a necessity. We need a roof over our head, water, food, and social media. So I get it. But if someone said, what's your hobbies? and you said scrolling through social media.

That's so bad. I mean, I know I'm underdeveloped in some areas, but you need some work. That's what was confusing to me. And I was like, is that really where we're going? Like now it's 25% but then in five years from now it's going to be like 50% of people. And I'm sure everybody does it, but to label it as a hobby, that's like, what are your hobbies? Well, I enjoy having a good drink of water. But what's your hobby?

It's what you do in your spare time. And if you're scrolling in your spare time, it's your hobby. But sometimes we're doing it in not our spare time. Yeah. Oh, always. Just always going to scroll in. Yeah, there's people at work. They don't have spare time.

They're scrolling through social media. That's a weird hobby. Yeah, go ahead. Okay, so Dolly Pardon shared her first crush. She was a teenager at the time, and he was a country superstar. Beethoven. No country super star. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You know, no guesses? Not Porter Wagner, because that would be weird. Conway Twitty? Is it, well, we know his name? Definitely. Okay, oh, Johnny Cash. Yeah. Oh, that's cool.

I only guessed that. I just played poker there. I did a note with Johnny Cash, but I watched Howard. She said definitely, and I figured I'd be a top three country artists all the time. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, so she was once asked about it. Johnny knew, and here's the thing about it. And that's when I first realized what sex appeal was.

I was 13 years old. It was like, oh. Little did I know that he'd be the first person to introduce him. What did you say to Johnny Cash when you first met him? I didn't say anything. My mouth just flew open. Well, first I had seen him on stage and I had all these feelings, which now I know is just being a hibing.

Well, a sex appeal or something. I don't know if that's exactly the word. That's what I was. You have any comment on that? I really appreciate that. That was nice. That's funny. Sometimes I'll see, like, Beethoven was pretty good looking dude, though.

Really? Yeah. Like, I feel like... But those are all paintings, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm guessing. But, like, when I was a kid, I thought Marsha Brady, I had a crush with Marsha Brady.

But there's no way I could have actually, as a kid, gone on a date with Marsha Brady, because one, I didn't go on dates as a kid. and then two shifts from the 70s. Right. But Beethoven? I don't know. Maybe Mozart was better looking than Beethoven.

Yeah, I don't even know what they look like. Beethoven was deaf. Yeah, I need to Google what he looks like. And they wore cool clothes. Yeah. The ruffles right here, you know, like over their neck. That was legit. That was Amy's pile of stories.

It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. They're home there's something good. Last week, a dude walked into the jugs saloon in Jacksonville, Florida, had a thing of gasoline and starts pouring it all over the floor and says, I'm going to burn this bar down. And some customer is sitting there having a beer said, not on my watch.

Boom, tackles the dude and holds him down so he can't light the place on fire. What would you have done in that situation on lunchbox? I had to taken him down, just like I almost took down the old man on the airplane. Are we bringing this up every time now? Every other week. But you also weren't going to take down the...

No, I was getting my phone out. I was going to say, hey, record this because he was getting a little testy with the flight attendant. I was about to have to take him down and duct tape him to the seat. We were all with you. But luckily, he saw the look in my eyes, and he saw the surprise, and he sat down. What? You guys, I don't know if you know. Yeah, yeah.

Do you guys remember George Burns by any chance? Yeah, the old man with a cigar? Or Mr. Burns from the Simpsons? That's who I know. Okay, both those. Yes, that's who the guy looked like. And lunchbox is bragging about taking him down. And he wasn't even that testy.

He needed help with getting his bag up there because he was older. And he goes here, record this. And then he never did anything. I do like the story. I don't want to lose what we did here. This guy took down somebody trying to burn the bar down at Jugs. Yeah, but the Jugg Saloon is from Leonard Skinner's song, Give Me Three Steps, if you don't know that song.

Hold on. I think it's, give me three steps. No, no, no, isn't it two? Wait, hold on. I was a cutting a rug down at a bar. A place called the jug with the girl named Linda Lou. Oh, there we go. And walk a man with a gun in his hand and he was looking for, you know who.

I said, hey, there, fella with your hair color. Hold on you got it to do. So don't you give me two. Is it three or two steps? Three steps, man. Is it three? Three steps. Man, I only needed two, I guess.

Wow. And what's crazy. Give me three steps missed. Give me three steps towards the door. So Lunchbox, this is where he was with Lindy Lou. Yeah, this is where he was with Lindy with Lindy Lou and what's crazy is the guy that was going to burn the bar down

was a regular there. Yeah, something must have happened. Lendy must have done him wrong. Right. All right, thank you, Lunchbox. This whole thing turned weird, but it's still, that's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.

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