Luke Bryan Asks ‘Where the Country Girls At’ in New Video with Trace Adkins, Pitbull
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American Idol judge Luke Bryan is a featured artist on Trace Adkins’s new song “Where the Country Girls At,” also featuring rapper Pitbull. The trio just released a music video for the track, and it’s exactly the kind of thing you’d expect from a song by that title.
Luke Bryan, Trace Adkins, Pitbull Release Music Video
The video opens on Adkins and Bryan in Nashville. Adkins gives Pitbull a call and asks if he’s coming to shoot the music video with them. But Pitbull is busy having fun on a yacht, so he never actually crosses paths with the country stars during the video.
Bryan and Adkins, hang out at Luke’s 32 Bridge. This is Bryan’s six-level food and entertainment destination in Nashville, featuring eight bars, three stages, and two restaurants. The singers are surrounded by partygoers (most of them women in Daisy Dukes and cowboy boots) as they perform the song.
“Where the country girls at? / Where they gon’ be?” sing Adkins and Bryan on the track’s chorus. “The ones that like to dance / Ones that like to drink.”
Someone should tell them to look around, because those girls are literally everywhere in this video.
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Wait, Aren’t These Guys Married?
You might find it a little weird that Trace Adkins and Luke Bryan are asking where to find “Tallahassee legs” and a “Georgia peach smile” when they both have wives waiting for them at home. Adkins has been married to Victoria Pratt since 2019, and Bryan tied the knot with wife Caroline in 2006.
Obviously, artists are allowed to sing about all sorts of things that don’t directly apply to them, but it’s a little bit awkward that you can see both of their wedding rings while they sing about wanting to be “smack dab in the middle” of a group of party-going women. Not to mention, they’re old enough to be the fathers of literally every woman dancing in this video.
Pitbull, on the other hand, is not married. He spends the video rapping on a yacht, pouring shots into glasses that read “DALE,” his signature catchphrase. He finishes the video by jumping into the water with three women. Meanwhile, Adkins jokingly disses Bryan’s venue, saying, “I’ve played worse.”
Be warned that this song is very likely to get stuck in your head for the rest of the day, whether or not you’re looking for country girls.
Who is the girl manager in the opening of the video?