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Just how Toby would have sung it. There is something so wholesome and powerful about young country music fans connecting with songs that were released before their time. It not only preserves the gems of country music but also instills its spirit. And no artist can do that better than the feeling Toby Keith‘s music gives you. Recently, a young aspiring singer from Pennsylvania named Blake has gone viral for belting the lyrics to Toby Keith’s famed tune “Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American).” The patriotic song, which ended up being one of the Big Dog Daddy’s many iconic hits, was written in late 2001, shortly after the United States was attacked on September 11th. The unfathomable terrorist attacks, as well as the death of Keith’s father in March of 2001, contributed to Toby penning the song in the later months of 2001 and releasing it in May of 2002. For a while, Toby refused to officially record the song. He felt as though it was only right to perform live, and specifically during performances for the military. In case you didn’t know, Keith was very passionate about giving back to the United States military. He went on 18 USO tours, and it’s estimated that he performed for 250,000 active-duty service members during his lifetime. However, as Toby Keith played “Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue” more and more, he became aware of how powerful the track was and knew he’d need to record it. Once, a Commandant of the Marine Corps told him that it was his duty as an American citizen to record and release the song, he obliged. Shortly after receiving this order, Keith released it as the lead single from his 2002 album Unleashed. The track ended up being Keith’s biggest solo hit and quickly became ingrained in patriotic American culture, with songs like Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless The U.S.A.” Because this song is such a staple, it’s not surprising that this young country singer was familiar with the lyrics. Blake was invited on stage at the Field House Restaurant in Cabot, PA, and was backed by country musician Isaac Cole for his electric performance. The little boy instantly captivated the audience, confidently belting out the words honoring his nation by taking his hat off. But before Keith’s famed “boot in your a**” line, Blake strapped in, putting his ball cap back on, which indicated to the crowd he meant business. After a dramatic pause, he looked back at Isaac Cole, and the two jumped back into the lyrics, riling up the crowd. Blake got so into the performance that he even pulled his boot off and shot it around, really making the lyrics pop. Talk about a natural-born performer. After the video took off, it gained attention from Toby Keith’s team, with his official TikTok leaving a comment: “Well done. -Team Toby.” Toby would be so proud of this young fan. Keep on singing, Blake. @blake_wd Hit that follow button, please @Isaac Cole #fyp #country #countrymusic #tobykeith ♬ original sound – Blake_WD The internet was in love with this rising star and quickly filled up the comments section: “I love knowing that the youth love Toby Keith and are keeping his name alive and well.” “Only time I was allowed to swear as a kid was to this song.” “Of MY red white and blue.” “America is healing.” “Toby would be so proud.” “He’s gonna love this video when he’s older.” “Can you do my wedding? This song please.” “I know he’s the coolest kid in his class.” “Toby is smiling down.” “Me at karaoke every time.” “I know Toby Keith is smiling huge up there.” And before you go, fire up the Big Dog Daddy’s version. The post Pennsylvania Boy Goes Viral With Passionate Cover Of Toby Keith’s “Courtesy Of The Red, White & Blue” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Pure dominance. It’s safe to say that 2025 will go down in history as the year of Morgan Wallen. While there’s no denying he’s been nothing short of a powerhouse since the start of the decade, namely scoring huge numbers from the likes of Dangerous: The Double Album and namely One Thing At A Time, which contained 2023’s top song of the year, “Last Night,” among other massive hits, 2025 has proven to be his best year to date. Last week, Wallen topped the list of plenty of different year-end lists. Beyond his placement as iHeart Radio’s Top Country Artist of 2025, he also scored the most-listened-to album on Apple Music globally, the #1 most-listened-to album in the U.S. on Spotify and the Top Country Album on Billboard’s year-end chart. And today, he completed his unfathomably successful year by being named Billboard’s #1 all-genre artist of 2025, beating out the likes of Taylor Swift, Sabrina Carpenter, Kendrick Lamar, Super Bowl halftime show headliner, Bad Bunny, and more. With his placement as the Top Artist of 2025, he is the first country artist to secure the #1 spot since Swift in 2009 and just the second male country artist to ever be crowned Top Artist since Garth Brooks flew to the top with back-to-back wins in 1992 and 1993. View this post on Instagram Of course, Wallen has the success of I’m The Problem to thank for his Top Artist of 2025 win. Upon its release (and the weeks following), I’m The Problem broke Wallen’s previously set record of most songs charted on the Billboard Hot 100 in a single week (37). Additionally, he became the first artist ever to spend at least 10 weeks atop the all-genre Billboard’s 200 chart with three consecutive albums and even skyrocketed all the way up to eight-most weeks spent on the chart by any artist in its history. Recently, he also became the first solo act in history to score multiple 20-week #1 hits on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart with “What I Want” featuring Tate McRae. Additionally, Wallen charted the most songs out of any artist in 2025 on Billboard’s all-genre Hot 100 chart with a staggering 41 separate entries. Among these 41 songs include nine Top 10 hits, including the likes of his all-genre #1 with McRae, “What I Want,” as well as “I’m The Problem,” “Just In Case” and “I Got Better.” Unfortunately for the Sneedville native, he would fall just short of the #1 album of 2025 with I’m The Problem, sitting at #2 behind Swift’s mammoth Life A Show Girl, which was undoubtedly boosted by her continued chart-gaming through subsequent re-releases of the record through different variants on physical media such as vinyl records. In addition to his Top Artist of 2025 win, the “Whiskey Glasses would also take home over a dozen other #1 spots on Billboard’s year-end charts, including Top Male Artist, Top Country Artist, #1 Hot 100 Artist, #1 Hot 100 Male, Top Billboard 200 Male and more. View this post on Instagram A full list of Wallen’s #1 Billboard spots are as follows: Top Artist Top Male Artist Top Country Artist Top Country Male Top Billboard 200 Male Top Streaming Albums Artist #1 Hot 100 Artist #1 Hot 100 Male #1 Digital Songs Sales Chart Artist #1 Streaming Songs Artist #1 Hot Country Songs Artist #1 Country Airplay Artist #1 Country Digital Songs Sales Artist #1 Country Streaming Songs Artist #1 Top Country Albums #1 Billboard Candian Hot 100 Artist #1 Streaming Album (I’m The Problem) #1 Country Album (I’m The Problem) #1 Canadian Album (I’m The Problem) As always, you can love or hate Wallen, his musical output and his off-stage shenanigans. However, you can never deny the sheer staying power and success he’s experienced over the course of the decade. Taking a look at the staggering amount of top spots he’s taken not only in country music but in all-genre charts as well, it’s becoming more and more apparent that the “20 Cigarettes” singer has becoming nothing short of a phenomenon. It’s likely we’ll never see another artist with such an undeniable chokehold over the genre and its charts quite the way Wallen has, and with his first-career Top Artist of the Year win, there will be some uncomfortable conversations to be had about his placement among the most successful artists in the genre’s history.The post Morgan Wallen Named Billboard’s Top Artist Of 2025 first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

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