>>> That was a sweet
daddy/daughter moment with Kane
brown.
And he joins us now.
>> It is so fun to watch you,
watch that video back.
>> Thanks, man.
It made me smile whenever I saw
it.
She'll be 2 in October.
Any time she smiles, I hit the
ground.
She likes to wake me up by
standing on my head, give me
kisses when I sleep, and hit me
in the face and make herself
laugh.
>> So a daddy's girl, in other
words.
You just formed at the grand ole
opry with a really special song.
Talk about that a little bit.
>> Yeah, I got to play a song I
wrote for my daughter, and I
figured it was a huge milestone
for us.
So I'm so grateful that I got to
sing that song so she can look
back and see that.
And the other day, it was funny.
I didn't know if she knew my
music.
We were doing our thing outside
by the pool.
My song came on, and she stopped
what she was doing and looked at
the radio, just walked over
towards it.
Okay, so you do know.
It was a super proud dad moment.
>> Little mama is a fan of
daddy.
You got a lot of new music
coming out.
The new album, right?
Talk about that.
>> I'm trying to outwrite my
other songs, be pretty strategic
about the songs I pick, and make
them different.
I was listening to all kinds of
music from slipknot to Sam cook.
So, everywhere.
>> Describe one of the
songs, "Cool again."
We love Nelly.
Country music.
Nelly can do no wrong anywhere.
He's an amazing artist as well.
What was that recording process
like for you guys?
>> It was cool.
It was like I was shooting a
video with my best friend.
He got to ride on a jet ski, he
was happy, we were on a beach in
Miami.
It was 90 degrees, 80 degrees.
It was a good time, he's a great
guy.
We were about to leave, and he
said, does anybody want to take
a picture before I leave?
Nobody said anything.
So he raised his voice.
He said, I'm not asking again.
Does anybody want to take a
picture?
Like, 15 people came, okay,
okay, we'll take a picture.
>> Listen, count this as the
last invitation.
Picture now, or never again.
Tell us about the 100 hometowns
project you're working on.
>> Man, I'm so pumped about
this.
Not only do I get to partner
with Lowe's to help people out,
it's one of my favorite jobs.
The job that helped me get into
music, started singing in the
aisles.
The employees there are just my
family.
And they encouraged me to do
music and the talent show and
all that.
So I love the boys and girls
club, and I got to travel the
states and see all the different
boys and girls clubs, but I
never got to see the one in
Chattanooga.
But Lowe's took me there, and
we're going to basically make
this place amazing for these
kids to come in and just have a
bright and shining place to be.
They're going to knock down some
walls, paint some walls, and
make it a better place where
they can feel home and safe and
make some friends.
Just make it a good little
community.
>> Come on, hometown hero.
>> And they're going to help 100
other people finish projects.
And just to build up people's
spirits from the last year.
And just bring joy into people's
life.
>> I love it.
>> I'm still tripping off from
slipknot to Sam cook.
Kane, congratulations on
everything.
So good to see you.
>> We'll see y'all.
>> Thank you.
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