Blake Shelton’s Run of Consecutive #1’s on Radio is Over
Television reality show singing judge and sometimes country music performer Blake Shelton has been on an incredible, arguably historic run of 17 consecutive #1 hit songs on country radio starting in 2009 with his single “Hillbilly Bone,” and going all the way to “Came Here To Forget” in 2016. But there will not be an 18th. In fact, Blake Shelton’s current single appears it won’t even make it to the Top 5.
Shelton’s terrible and immature “She’s Got A Way With Words,” a fairly obvious revenge song against his former bae Miranda Lambert, stalled on the charts at #8 a couple of weeks ago, despite Shelton’s cozy relationship with radio, and a major push behind the song as the second single on his current record, If I’m Honest.
Despite limited touring due to his commitments to The Voice, Blake Shelton has continued to enjoy deep-rooted support in the country music industry, including winning five consecutive CMA Awards for Male Vocalist of the Year from 2010 to 2014. But in 2015, Chris Stapleton ended that streak, Blake Shelton wasn’t even nominated for any CMA Awards in 2016, and now Shelton’s #1 streak on radio has also come to a close. It all seems like a telling sign that artists like Blake Shelton, and Jason Aldean—who received his own CMA snub and has been struggling with sales and radio—are starting to get inched out of those precious few top tier spots for male artists in mainstream country.
Who is replacing them? In regards to awards, it’s Chris Stapleton. And on the radio, it’s more traditionally-oriented newcomers like Jon Pardi who recently celebrated his first #1 single with “Head Over Boots,” William Michael Morgan whose “I Met A Girl” is threatening to go to #1 as well, and even older artists with better songs, like Tim McGraw’s #1 with the Lori McKenna-penned “Humble and Kind.” Meanwhile another controversial song in Thomas Rhett’s “Vacation” has also stalled in the charts and is said to be done as a single.
Though there are still many bad songs on country radio and in country music in general, the snapping of Blake Shelton’s #1 streak is just another sign things are beginning to turn around in the mainstream, and artists of more substance are beginning to find more success at the expense of the Bro-Country era’s old guard.
September 21, 2016 @ 8:19 am
Never thought I’d see Trigger use the word “bae.”
The tide is turning, and it’s a great thing. I admit I was worried for a good while, but the cycle the mainstream is falling into proves that the circle will remain unbroken.
September 21, 2016 @ 8:41 am
I’m not even sure what that word means, but I didn’t want to see it here. That alone makes this article almost as bad as the Warren/pipeline piece.
September 21, 2016 @ 8:52 am
It’s okay. Not everyone always catches satire.
September 21, 2016 @ 8:56 am
Ding ding ding.
September 24, 2016 @ 2:20 pm
I agree, it’s as disturbing as I can imagine watching a straight guy suck dick as a joke would be.
September 21, 2016 @ 8:29 am
Jason Aldean, Blake Shelton and Florida Georgia Line all seem like they’re starting to lose their superstar status. Album and single sales are (comparatively) weak, streaming totals are weak. Obviously they will still get heavy airplay and sell a lot of tickets, but they seem like they’re best days are behind them.
Kind of like where Brad Paisley was with his last two albums compared to where he had been for the 12 years prior. Or Rascal Flatts for that matter. Still stars but no longer exciting. Just trying to hang on to relevancy.
September 21, 2016 @ 8:52 am
Blake’s sales & tickets numbers are actually really good, better than they were for his last album. Aldean and FGL have definitely lost sales numbers & Aldean’s ticket sales are down despite having Rhett as an opener.
September 21, 2016 @ 11:44 am
Shelton’s sales are false b/c inflated w/ crazy low discounting. For the amount of exposure he gets w/tabloids & 2 nights a week on tv show he has always under sold.
September 21, 2016 @ 1:10 pm
They were already solid before the utterly unnecessary 99 cent deal, though.
In its opening week, “If I’m Honest” out-sold “Bringing Back the Sunshine” by a 50% margin: almost all of which were physical sales at the standard retail price.
Blake’s peak has already passed, but he is still doing fine.
September 24, 2016 @ 2:22 pm
I agree, While Blake may be putting out some terrible songs, he still has enough good stuff in his past that he will remain a relevant for quite some time.
September 21, 2016 @ 9:15 am
Paisley had a good track record until he released his last two garbage albums.
September 21, 2016 @ 9:29 am
He was trying to stay “mainstream relevant” after being graduated, same thing Kenny has done. I really like the path that McGraw has done since he was “graduated”.
September 21, 2016 @ 11:34 am
I would actually venture as far as to say that Florida Georgia Line not being included in the new Forever Country project by the CMA is pretty shocking when you unbiasedly think of involving artists with relevancy and a presence in the last few years. I think it was intentional.
September 21, 2016 @ 1:54 pm
I hope Trigger rips that SHIT apart.
September 21, 2016 @ 5:18 pm
He promised a review after the video is released.
I don’t know what to make of it quite yet. I don’t feel passionate about it either way thus far. It’s a decided air of indifference as to why we even need this, but it also doesn’t have the same sort of cheese those “We Are The World”-type ensemble songs have a reputation of having.
September 21, 2016 @ 11:46 pm
Yeah, I just don’t know what I think about it at the moment, but that may change soon.
September 21, 2016 @ 8:31 am
I’m guessing nobody wants to hear music from Old Farts like Blake Shelton anymore.
September 21, 2016 @ 8:44 am
I see what ya did there. 🙂 BS even had his whole, only a few months old album, selling for 99 cents to drag it to gold sales. Yikes!
September 21, 2016 @ 8:33 am
There’s always the .69 cent sale option…
September 21, 2016 @ 8:35 am
and sometimes country music performer,,, that’s funny as phuck, and I have not even opened a beer yet!
September 21, 2016 @ 8:35 am
With Stapleton’s success last year, the CMAs would be really smart to give a performance slot to Whitey Morgan and/or Cody Jinks. They’d set the building on fire and they’d enjoy massive success.
A change is coming.
September 21, 2016 @ 9:06 am
Would they go to something like that? Honest question. I’d obviously love for artists like them to get the recognition they deserve, just not sure they’d care to do so
September 21, 2016 @ 9:55 am
Or hell ….here’s a wild idea …since its a ‘ country ‘ show how about opening up a couple of slots to no- holds- barred COUNTRY SINGERS like George Strait or Alan Jackson, Patty Loveless , Loretta , Mark Chesnutt , David Ball , Don Williams …or that Willie Nelson guy …or how bout that amazingly talented ageless singer-songwriter Dolly Parton ? or a couple dozen other veterans with loyal , longtime fan followings….fans who have to sit through this pseudo shit year after year hoping to just get a whiff of something stronger by way of a tribute or an overdue award presentation . Crazy thought eh ..??
September 22, 2016 @ 5:03 am
Yeah well, these are all great (Loretta is my all time favorite, along with Jean Shepard) but if we want a change on country radio they have to invest in new blood.
September 22, 2016 @ 6:50 am
Oh man, It would be SO COOL to bee Jinks go up there and kill it with “Loud And Heavy”. That song could be HUGE if it got the kind of exposure it deserves. However, that is an older song and I haven’t listened to his new album so I am unaware if theer are any potential hits on it.
September 23, 2016 @ 8:15 pm
If you liked Adobe sessions check out his new album, I’ve had it since about a week after it came out and I’ve been playing it almost constantly ever since best album I’ve heard all year so far
September 21, 2016 @ 8:40 am
Made my day! Blake’s songs are generic w/ no real story or message. He has good vocals when he uses them on ACTUAL country songs. Glad to see this happen b/c for way too long radio spun anything he gave them for way too long. Sadly the other day I was in a rental car & had to listen to regular radio for 2 hours & still only heard crap country guys songs, all sounding the same w/ the same subject matter. The only solo female was Peter Pan (if you call that country) do we still have a big way to go. But ya gotta start somewhere.
September 21, 2016 @ 8:46 am
Excellent news. Blake’s the perfect example of a mainstream milquetoast performer who gets by more by the fact that the masses know his name than by any demonstration of skill. If the public are finally waking up and finding better alternatives to the corporate slop, that’s a great sign for the music.
September 21, 2016 @ 10:07 am
I’ve always found it a complete and disrespectful joke that Blake would be hired as a COACH ??? for God’s sake . Blake with the WORST song selections for himself and the least amount of stage presence and charisma of almost anybody making fake country music in these times . Pharell is a close second in the WTF department , in my mind ….can’t sing , can’t entertain and can’t write …..sure …seemingly a nice guy but come on ? I never thought I’d say this but Miley might actually have the coaching goods all of the others lack in terms of first hand experience and veteran smarts to draw from .
September 22, 2016 @ 10:15 am
I guess y’all don’t remember Austin or Ol’ Red, but then somehow, like the warden, he was lead astray.
September 22, 2016 @ 8:14 pm
“…I guess y’all don’t remember Austin ..”
GREAT song and a good job by Blake Shelton ” …he was lead astray ….” …indeed . Must have had no choice in the matter …must have had a gun held to his head ….
September 21, 2016 @ 8:49 am
SGAWW had ridiculously terrible testing numbers, a lot of people hated the song. Which is fine and deserved. Optimism wanes though you look at some of what they like (in terms of radio. People still have bad taste, they just prefer bro-country over bitter divorce songs.
Still Billy and WMM are both looking set to go #1 (at least split chart), with two decent songs, which is a good sign. Now if only “Move” would stall out, I’d be nominally happy. Of course the fact that Diff for Girls, which is my least favorite song of the year, looks set to get a multi-week #1 on BB, almost cancels all this out.
Perhaps the best sign though is that Blake is going with “Guy with a Girl” as his next single, rather than the uber bro-country “cold beer”. (I would argue though that saying Blake is bro-country is prob a bit of a miscast, BRH as a massive exception, the majority of his stuff is mid-tempo ballads).
September 21, 2016 @ 8:58 am
I think they were trying to play off all the celebrity drama between him and Miranda in the press, and it backfired. That song should have never been a single.
September 21, 2016 @ 9:06 am
Agree, and/or Blake was really po’d at the he cheated on Miranda narrative & wanted to get “his” side of the story out. It was a terrible single choice. Also why I’d be careful to read to much into it.
On a related note, I’m an unfair person, but I really am over the both of them trading on the divorce, so I really hope ML’s album isn’t divorce heavy. I’m ok w/her trading on the Anderson stuff.
September 21, 2016 @ 11:49 am
Blake helped the drama w/ trying to “portray that he was a bad boy for years”. Now new single is a way to add to the drama. Bet $ he has the new girlfriend in the video, interviews with them together etc. Ain’t Hollywood love grand? So obnoxious!
September 23, 2016 @ 5:29 pm
Would give you a standing “O” for that one. His whole album release is about press and cashing in on divorce. Not for the love of music, if so he would of never recorded some of those songs. Best vocal and song from that album is Every time I hear that song. It actually had emotion in it.
September 21, 2016 @ 1:15 pm
I’m surprised he isn’t going with “Green” or “Friends” as the third single.
“A Guy With A Girl” is innocuous and will have no problem reaching #1. But if I were Shelton, I’d follow two consecutive slower songs with a decidedly more spirited tempo track that retreats back to his playful personality and would be more likely to generate buzz digitally.
September 21, 2016 @ 1:48 pm
I would’ve loved “Friends” but I’m not sure it would’ve gone #1, it’s a little kids-y. I actually don’t mind it Ain’t easy of the ballads. Guy with a Girl is, as you said, a totally innocuous song. I’m just glad (and surprised) it’s not “Beer” though. It’s both uptempo and radio clearly wanted it, it charted this week (broke top 100) and both “highway” and several iheart stations were giving it spins.
September 21, 2016 @ 8:50 am
I think Blake has had some enjoyable music in the past, but I really dislike this song. In fact, I think Blake has really lost a lot of what I used to like about him. The other day I told my husband I feel like he has become the Will Ferrell of county music….which, as much as Will can make me laugh, I didn’t mean in a good way. Glad I’m not the only one not liking this song.
September 21, 2016 @ 8:53 am
he isn’t the worst perpetrator of a lot of crap on the radio. I’ll take she’s got a way with words over that terrible vacation song any day of the week. Fun fact, BAE stands for befor anyone else. it’s not short for baby.
September 21, 2016 @ 9:19 am
Blake is still more country than some of the rest an promotes country on the voice and helps them! He has a lot of fans so I would not count Him out because of one song!!!
September 21, 2016 @ 9:24 am
I don’t often listen to ‘country’ radio, but when I do it still sounds like shit.
September 21, 2016 @ 9:41 am
good effing riddance I say. this no talent joke has been wasting space on radio, and on T.V. for over a decade, and its about time he got his fake-Country behind shoved off back to suburbia where he belongs.
I have taken to calling him “the old couch” because he’s been around forever and we haven’t gotten around to throwing him out even though we neither need nor want him in our lives.
“Old Farts and Jackesses, December 2012, Never Forget.”
September 21, 2016 @ 9:57 am
Prediction: Blake will take a break from recording for a bit, then will come out with an album he will say is a return to his roots, and release an album that is not traditional country but more countyish. He will return to number 1.
September 21, 2016 @ 9:58 am
I’d buy an antique store run by midgets before I bought that damn album
September 21, 2016 @ 10:06 am
the beginning of the end perhaps?
September 21, 2016 @ 10:12 am
I’ve had more contempt with BS than any other of today’s artists because Blake knows how to produce good country (like when he first came out with Austin, ol red, country strong) but the fact he chose to change directions and produce crap pisses me off. The others like FGL, and Chris Lane I sort of can understand, they grew up riding in the back of minivans in metropolises on the way to soccer practice bee bopping to their mom blasting Rascall Flatts and Kelly clarkson so I can understand why they don’t know how to produce quality country. Thomas Rhett is a disgrace, no excuse for his dribble.
September 21, 2016 @ 10:25 am
I knew this story would come. And as silly as it is, its huge. The winds are changing and this is a big step. And if Blake is smart, he’ll milk the Voice for one more big paycheck next season n then call it a career. I think the days of his undeserving trophies and chart-toppers are over.
September 21, 2016 @ 10:27 am
This is great news! Blake Shelton’s “She’s Got a Way With Words” is nothing but pathetic, petty garbage, and Thomas Rhett’s “Vacation” is the worst single in the history of country music in my opinion. With the surprising success of Jon Pardi, Chris Stapleton, and William Michael Morgan, maybe some good times lay ahead for the future of country music.
September 21, 2016 @ 10:38 am
If May We All doesn’t get to the top, holy shit, the world will know a movement is taking place.
September 21, 2016 @ 10:47 am
Wait for the testing numbers. Seriously though I really wouldn’t read as much into this as people want to. If the testing numbers weren’t some of the most abysmal you’ll ever see on a single this song would’ve gone #1. And Brad, Kenny, Tim all stopped being auto #1’s radio didn’t change for the better, radio moves on from artists (both good and bad).
If you’re looking for signs to be optimistic about radio, I think Pardi & WMM’s success is a better reason for optimism/trend change. Also Blake/Warner going with “GWAG” over “beer” as the next single (& radio really wanted “beer” it’s been getting early spins for a couple weeks).
September 21, 2016 @ 10:49 am
I wish Shelton would release Friends or Green as a single, as I actually quite enjoyed those two songs. It probably won’t happen, but hey, we can dream, right? 🙂
September 21, 2016 @ 10:54 am
Friends is my guilty pleasure. It Ain’t Easy actually isn’t bad either (of the songs more likely to be released as singles). Aside from the first two songs, “Honest” isn’t a terrible album, most of the issues I have with it are actually production based.
But hey maybe Holding her will continue to climb at radio, as long as we’re dreaming, and MOVE will fail.
September 21, 2016 @ 11:03 am
Maybe Holdin’ Her will find surprising success, and I Met a Girl will go number one. Aside from quite a few shitty songs, there are also a few decent ones as well. I actually really like Sober Saturday Night and How I’ll Always Be. Although it isn’t country in the slightest, Maren Morris’s 80s Mercedes is my guilty pleasure. I also love Lipstick by Runaway June. Kill A Word by Eric Church is also a great song.
As far as Shelton is concerned, I think Friends is a great song, but in reality, wouldn’t have a shot when it comes to country radio. And my gosh, I absolutely HATE Move with the burning passion of one thousand suns. Luke Bryan is forty freaking years old. It’s time for him to grow the hell up and stop singing about women as if all we are good for is to look good for him and shake it for him and bring him beers all the time. Ughhhhh.
September 21, 2016 @ 10:56 am
Nothing lasts forever. There was a time when it seemed like Randy Travis, Garth Brooks or whatever artist you choose could release any song and it would instantly go #1. This is still an impressive streak if you like Blake or not.
September 21, 2016 @ 11:03 am
Blake’s streak in a way seems so meaningless to me-
How many of those #17 songs are going to be remembered 10 years from now??
September 21, 2016 @ 1:21 pm
‘Boys ‘Round Here” (sadly) will retain a novelty appeal. I’m sure “Honey Bee”, “God Gave Me You” and “Sangria” will have decent yardage too.
For the most part, though, you’re right. At least 75% of these #1s will be forgotten about in little time at all.
September 21, 2016 @ 1:58 pm
“Boys ‘Round Here” still sticks in my craw. It’s unforgettable for all the wrong reasons.
September 21, 2016 @ 4:44 pm
hate myself for liking God Gave Me You … but I kind of do ….
September 21, 2016 @ 4:45 pm
Nope lied … it’s one of the other ones i like … this song sucks
September 21, 2016 @ 4:47 pm
Mine would be you. I like that one for some reason.
September 21, 2016 @ 5:14 pm
I’m convinced “God Gave Me You” will enjoy some degree of longevity because I hear it on wedding playlists frequently.
Wedding songs are basically a popular sub-genre in themselves, and with the way that has successfully integrated into it much like “Bless The Broken Road” and “Lost In This Moment”, I’m sure it’s going to remain a popular gold single.
September 24, 2016 @ 3:12 am
Honey Bee is an amazing song and very radio-friendly. Apart from that, I don’t see any recurrents from him.
September 21, 2016 @ 11:06 am
Brantley Gilbert’s two new songs having a real struggle selling is pretty big stuff I would say as well. And that stuff is his breand and butter. Also, Kane Brown isn’t having the impact people were expecting.
September 21, 2016 @ 11:14 am
I’m guessing Brantley Gilbert is struggling because bro-country is on the cusp of a major downfall. And my gosh, The Weekend is a terrible song. I can’t stand his douchebag attitude. I didn’t mind Stone Cold Sober, although it was really quite generic. The people in my age demographic think Brantley Gilbert is the greatest thing since sliced bread, but I disagree. (I’m 20). And Kane Brown, is, in my opinion, somewhat of a joke. He is musically stuck in the bro-country era. It seems as if no one wants to hear the same generic bro country songs anymore. I feel as if radio is slowly leaning towards more songs with substance instead of the standard, lightweight, relatively stupid-sounded material.
September 21, 2016 @ 11:48 am
Between this and Thomas Rhett’s Vacation failing to chart on the Hot 100, I’d say that country music is taking another step in the right direction.
September 21, 2016 @ 2:58 pm
Also, in regards to country airplay:
â–ª Chris Stapleton’s single “Parachute” has moved up the chart from #29 to #26
â–ª “Kill A Word” by Eric Church with Rhiannon Giddens moved up from #43 to #31
â–ª “Holdin’ Her” by Chris Janson went from #36 up to #29
little, giant victories for country music.
Also, Trigger, I just heard about a single that debuted in the country airplay top 40 called “Forver Country” credited to “Artists Of Then, Now & Forever.” Would love to hear your take on that one.
September 23, 2016 @ 8:27 pm
I heard forever country in the car this morning (I heard it a couple times before throughout the week but this was the first time I really listened to it) it’s really well produced and I really how well the 3 songs blend together but Jason Aldean trying to sing Willie Nelson even if it’s only a couple lines makes me want to throw up
September 21, 2016 @ 12:14 pm
In a way, I feel like you could draw comparisons to Blake and The Voice in terms of what they’ve become. After several years of being one of the biggest celebrities in country music, Blake is just kind of another singer who’s popular but not the “it guy” anymore.
The Voice enjoyed several seasons of great ratings and was briefly a bit of a pop culture phenomenon. But now, 11 seasons in and with 0 stars emerging from the competition, the show just feels boring. Even after adding Miley Cyrus and Alicia Keys to the cast, the season premiere pulled in the worst ratings since the first season.
Two seasons a year really was way too much of The Voice. Adam and Blake’s “bro-mance” is totally overdone at this point, Pharrell and Christina Aquilera just aren’t as relevant in pop culture as they used to be, Blake’s relationship with Gwen Stefani is kind of creepy and every time they say “you’re gonna be a star” we know they are lying.
September 21, 2016 @ 1:26 pm
Creepy would be dating a young model (like the woman in the CHTF music video). The amount of publicity/pr attention him and Gwen get is over the top, and obviously any celeb relationship is also used to further careers (& country music has a ton). But stripped down…seriously dating a woman and taking on a role with her 3 kids, shows a side of Blake I didn’t really expect.
Anyways I agree with you that the Voice & Blake being slightly down, but you’re probably taking it a step to far. The Voice just won another Emmy & is still one of the highest rated shows on TV, & to this point Blake has the best selling country album released in 2016, beating both Aldean and FGL.
September 21, 2016 @ 2:12 pm
Creepy is that Gwen feels the need to snapchat their entire relationship on social media. It is odd. Blake is all about shock value, so pairing seems right. Blake & his team plays the media very well. Now he can try and be like Luke (family guy) which has been working great for Bryan. This is his Ashton Kutcher phase.
September 21, 2016 @ 12:52 pm
“artists of more substance” is an excellent way to put it…… Yay, and a big HELL YEAH, for those said artists, and a heartfelt, “Hang In There” to all those (as yet) lessor known singer-songwriters still out there spreading REAL GOOD music around while trying to break through!!
September 21, 2016 @ 12:55 pm
Don’t jinx it!
September 21, 2016 @ 1:03 pm
Blake should rebound from this without a problem, but it is still remarkable that any A-lister would feel motivated to record this kind of song AND release it as a single.
And what makes this even more eyebrow-raising is that this song was produced so to come across as a sappy, sentimental song clinically-designed to feel pity for the narrator equally as much as denigrate the subject. It’s actually the main reason I hate this song with a burning passion at this point: it’s as though it was purposefully produced to be as vanilla and interchangeable as possible so to fly under the radar and reach #1 just like any other single of his. That listeners wouldn’t notice how low-brow it is.
Thank Jove listeners proved they’re not THAT gullible.
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Anyway, I’m never been a fan of Alabama (they’ve just been way too poppy and fluffy in terms of subject matter for my tastes). But I’m glad between them and Blake Shelton that they will retain the longest-running #1 country airplay singles streak. At least you can say their music has been more impactful to a generation of listeners.
Like I said before, Blake Shelton will rebound from this underachiever well. This was much more a reflection of a terrible song selection and not a broader indication of Shelton’s commercial downfall. “If I’m Honest” has sold better than its predecessor and “A Guy And A Girl” is an utterly innocuous third single choice that will get him back to #1 as would most other songs on the album besides “Savior’s Shadow”, “Doing It To Country Songs” and possibly “Go Ahead And Break My Heart”.
September 21, 2016 @ 4:34 pm
‘they’ve been way too poppy and fluffy in terms of subject matter for my tastes’
Yet you like ‘Mr Mom’? 😉
September 21, 2016 @ 4:51 pm
I found “Mr. Mom” charming for what it was and, dammit, I’m standing by that story! 😉
Besides, it was an outlier where Lonestar weren’t taking themselves seriously, so I can buy some brass instrumentation with my whiffs of pedal steel and fiddle in such rarer contexts! ^__^
September 22, 2016 @ 8:25 pm
” Blake should rebound from this without a problem, but it is still remarkable that any A-lister would feel motivated to record this kind of song AND release it as a single.
And what makes this even more eyebrow-raising is that this song was produced so to come across as a sappy, sentimental song clinically-designed to feel pity for the narrator equally as much as denigrate the subject. It’s actually the main reason I hate this song with a burning passion at this point: it’s as though it was purposefully produced to be as vanilla and interchangeable as possible so to fly under the radar and reach #1 just like any other single of his. That listeners wouldn’t notice how low-brow it is.”
Well said and I couldn’t agree more , Nadia .
The RIGHT song would have been the narrator taking the fall by saying “I’VE got a way with words … …..and now I’ve said enough to ‘talk ‘ HER right outta my life .
September 21, 2016 @ 1:54 pm
I am trying to get my stuff out there, as well as trying to incorporate some real country sounds. It is a daunting thing to look at the charts and see the same guys and girls on there week after week, especially when most of them have a songwriting team and a surefire songwriting methodical process.
September 21, 2016 @ 3:31 pm
Gwen Stefani is what turned me off to Blake. So sick of her jumping on the stage to sing the worst duet ever and posting every moment of their relationship online and with the tabloids. It is so obviously for the publicity. Just felt Blake was more honest and had more class than the way he has been acting for the last year
September 21, 2016 @ 4:06 pm
So thankful for Jon PardI and #CodyWebbcountry
September 21, 2016 @ 5:29 pm
I thought Miranda & Blake could be next couple stars in country music. ..They didn’t devote time to each other. Feel like he deserted country music for pop !! Sad. !
September 21, 2016 @ 6:18 pm
We have no clue about these two. Both seem happier w/o the other… So good for them. Not a Shelton fan but not a hater, just meh.
September 21, 2016 @ 6:26 pm
Is no one gonna talk about how I met a girl was co written by Sam Hunt?
It’s also “performed” (horribly) by Sam Hunt.
September 21, 2016 @ 11:45 pm
That has been brought up in discussion numerous times about “I Met A Girl.” But hey, Morgan sings the hell out of it.
September 22, 2016 @ 2:07 pm
He’s a mediocre mainstream artist and a piss poor big picture one. The only reason he’s relevant at all anymore is because of the free advertising The Voice gives him. If it wasn’t for that show he wouldn’t have any vocalist of the year awards and would likely be in the same boat as guys like Trace Adkins and Craig Morgan right now.
September 23, 2016 @ 8:25 pm
Preach!??
September 23, 2016 @ 4:27 pm
Who the fuck is Blake Shelton?!
July 7, 2019 @ 11:12 pm
Yea Blake’s run is over with… Oh! What’s that? God’s Country! Wow!