Luke Combs - What You See Is What You Get | Album Review + Discussion

It's here, people: Luke Combs' second full-length album. Yep, "What You See Is What You Get" is here to take over country music.
From songs like 'Even Though I'm Leaving' to "Better Together" to 'Does to Me' (a collaboration with Eric Church) this thing is going to be HUGE. And we have a lot to talk about. I tried a new thing with this video, and I did a track-by-track review that starts at 12:46.
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[@GradySmith]

Alright y'all. This one is a doozy! I give some context for a few minutes, the review starts in earnest at 3:28, then I do a track-by-track overview at 12:46, then I close things out at 19:01. Let's all be thankful for Luke Combs being such a great representation of country music!

[@markfoglia7841]

So true with the clip of Brantley Gilbert when talking about songs preaching a macho persona. I like Brantley but so true... now back to the man .. LUKE

[@markfoglia7841]

My favorite Luke Combs song a few years ago and maybe still is one of his first. “Used to you”. I think it’s exactly what he is about and is perfect

[@kylegammons]

Grady Smith will you please make a video on Kolby cooper

[@danelisslow3269]

Hey i had to look up zebco 33 too after hearing Heaven South by Brad Paisley.

[@tierneylogan5943]

James Willis that whole album is 🔥🔥🔥 but not sure it’s appropriate for this channel lol

[@karlwissmann9861]

i’m sad not as many people LOVE moon over mexico as much as i do

[@adrianar2110]

Karl Wissmann same here :(

[@mekhifreeman6804]

Karl Wissmann I do. I play it everyday lol

[@C91Lee]

One of my favourites ❤

[@EtherealEvo]

Karl Wissmann I so

[@ryanwalker9842]

I love that song!

[@BK-wt4gq]

I bet the "prom queen" who used Luke as her last resort is kicking herself now lmao

[@johndarger8681]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@tylerchampion5389]

BK she is. I know her 🤣🤣🤣

[@johndarger8681]

@@Babyimarocker Yeah that's true... it was still funny tho🤣🤣

[@EastonZyn]

NickyStarr13 Ok boomer

[@Babyimarocker]

Carey Price you think I was born between 46-64. That’s cute.

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodsm4708]

Luke Combs is my kind of artist. I’m a guy that like the neo traditional stuff but also doesn’t hate pop country. It has its place if done right. Combs is a little bit of both

[@katiev9494]

Your Friendly Neighborhood Smark you put it perfectly!

[@SethPlummer]

Same

[@ellamurray3099]

So same

[@simo_ace]

Yes boy, same here

[@darrenmcdade6966]

You know you’re watching a good youtuber when you don’t have to watch the video to like it

[@Ryank2150]

Honestly

[@williamharp8341]

Which makes you like it because of that

[@RCHomemadeHobbies]

Darren McDade I literally like every video to keep track of how many vids I liked lmao

[@alexiskemp2675]

i personally like the transition in dear today. when i first listened to the song it caught me off guard. i thought it was just going to be acoustic but then the studio produced sound came on and it seemed so smooth. i think its just because im so used to hearing dear today acoustic or live since its been an unreleased song for a while. all over again is honestly my favorite song on this album. i think it sounds like hurricane or one number away and reminds me of his older music. it also sounds popish so it could appeal to a bigger audience 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@kurtozan251]

It's not only acoustic, but it was the original work tape recorded on his phone!

[@evancunningham5354]

I read where it was the work tape that he recorded on his phone in a hotel room! Incredible!

[@TMcD32]

I loved it as soon as it started. So different!

[@ragereynolds4374]

Poppish means if it wasnt Luke it would be terrible music lmao

[@kimpittman5247]

Every time I listen to "Even Though I'm Leavin' " I start bauling

[@carter_3800]

Yeah

[@johnindigo5477]

Me too

[@richardtheriault7593]

Same here

[@bonziisuncool]

I used it at my dads funeral for me and my siblings

[@igorcampos3762]

I ain't even got a girlfriend yet, but "Better together" makes me want to get married hahahahah.

[@janakthapa1082]

🤣🤣🤣

[@frankmaxfield7025]

Don't do it bro unless your loaded with money and you get a pre nup. That way you hold the cards and she's there with knowing if she screws you over she'll be left with whatever she came in with. I'm not salty lmao. I've got a woman and we have two babies together and yes I was married 1 other time. She came from plenty of money and I knew if I left I was leaving with what I came with. But let you tell you on that note money can't buy happiness. I had the best of everything and just wasn't happy with her. I ain't say I real happy now either but maybe a more than I was back then.

[@RCHomemadeHobbies]

Frank Maxfield ummm... thanks lmao

[@sekailewis9474]

When this album dropped my dad had just passed and the song “Even though I’m leaving” hit me really hard and I cry every time I hear it

[@Kai-jy2nn]

Me after listening to the new Luke album: I need a new album from Eric Church.

[@dannyyonts687]

Kai LIU When I heard Eric’s voice on his feature in the album it made me want a new album sooo bad😂

[@MichaelLloyd]

Eric Church has been doing some collabs lately. Luke Combs and Keith Urban. Maybe he's working on that. I think Eric Church is the king of country right now...

[@edvaira6891]

Damn Straight! Unfortunately his most recent album didn’t do so well

[@danielwilkinson1019]

@@edvaira6891 you think so? I think it's one of his best so far.

[@OK-pc1nt]

Michael Lloyd In my opinion, id say Chris Stapleton is the current king of country, but Eric church is definitely one of my favorite singers of all time.

[@TheStevenstatzer]

Hot take: 1, 2, many is far and away better than beer never broke my heart.

[@kdog6597]

TheStevenstatzer I can see why. I personally disagree but I can respect that. Edit: Ok, after listening to t record for a while, I have to agree. 1,2 Many is superior. Not by a whole lot but it is better.

[@heathkencade2036]

I can agree with you that it feels like more time and effort was put into 1, 2 Many. I still have to say if I'm having a good time drinking some beer, I'd rather listen to Beer Never Broke My Heart

[@highnoon9333]

By far my favorite song on the album. But I also *love* B&D and even if they weren't featured on the track you can totally tell how much their style influenced the song.

[@Misswarlord]

Agreed

[@mikerivera373]

That’s not even a hot take. That’s the popular opinion

[@ryanjones7898]

“If Luke Combs sings like a bear, I think Eric Church is like a little bobcat *RAWR*” had me dead hahaha

[@katiev9494]

Of the new songs that were just released this week, I really loved Blue Collar Boys...been playing it non stop!

[@noahhaskamp2416]

I actually enjoy every single song on this record. I LOVE this man

[@ryanmichael9631]

Luke is a bear. Eric is a wolf. Chris Stapleton is a lion. I don't know why but that feels so accurate.

[@monkeyman7048]

So true lol

[@heitor9953]

and thomas rhett is a mouse

[@andrewzimmer4015]

The more I listen to New Every Day The more I like it.

[@MichaelLloyd]

Zebco is a FISHING REEL. The reel goes on the FISHING POLE. :o) city folk... sheesh :o)

[@GradySmith]

The only rod I've ever mastered was my first Donald Duck rod with a button caster.

[@MichaelLloyd]

@@GradySmith The mighty Zebco 33 is still around. It's a button caster. That's why it was so popular lol Great vid btw

[@lanceblough5195]

Damn right 😂

[@brocvandermeulen2878]

Michael Lloyd if you wanna get real it a FISHING ROD not a FISHING POLE

[@MichaelLloyd]

@@brocvandermeulen2878 That would completely ruin this song - kzbin.info/www/bejne/anbMn3StrrZmjsU Besides that, they are synonymous

[@calebhayes100]

Man, you have a true talent for expressing how we all feel about stuff. Great analysis, keep it up

[@liammcquaid4776]

Better Together and Every Little Bit Helps, are my favourite songs now. This man is f’n amazing.

[@BigTimberLodge]

Dear Today is my favorite on the album because it hits me in the feels exactly how you described why it hits people. It took me about 10 listens before the transition didn't bother me anymore.

[@BrianBondAudio]

My Dad passed away when I was 11 years old and he was my best friend. Words can not describe the bond that we had. "Even Though I'm Leaving" brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it. Thank you Luke for such a beautiful song that all of us boys who have lost their fathers can relate too and connect with!

[@alechyre1115]

I’m just here to say that I’m mad you gave it a 7.9😂 I was also thinking about why I love Luke so much and besides the throwback to 90s country, like you talked about his imagery is so good. I don’t hate the FGLs and the Luke Bryan’s of the world but it really bugs me that a few of their songs sound like a 3rd grader wrote them, Luke’s word play and double meanings make him next level

[@jacobhatton2759]

Every little bit helps is my favorite it reminds me of listening to mid 2000’s brad paisley where it’s him singing about a breakup while making it relatable and funny and it made me feel like a little kid again. Great video Grady love your perspective and as a 19 year old you’ve guided music (the biggest part of my life) more than anyone else.

[@sumnerevans]

Does "Even Though I'm Leaving" remind anyone else of Five More Minutes by Scotty McCreery?

[@alexdiersen]

Thought of that right away. Even though i'm leaving is by far one of my favorite luke combs songs

[@mixboyh]

Sumner Evans endings are really similar (both about father/grandfather passing away)

[@juliekeast6175]

Yep and both songs are fantastic.

[@MrLanGT]

It gave me a That's My Job - Conway Twitty vibe, but I could see the similarities to Five More Minutes.

[@Coffee_Addict981]

This is an amazing album I've had it on repeat since Thursday night when it was released on Spotify

[@2000hahahas]

I love how you take notes and give us great insight on country music. Make me love country music even more

[@thewalrusaurus]

I legit had to pull my car over the first time I heard even though I'm leaving cause I just started ugly crying. And my dad died 9 years ago. I think of all the tracks on this record that ones going to be the one that stands the test of time. It's very reminiscent of Cats I the Cradle, or I'm Already There

[@TMcD32]

I would say dear today is one of my favorite tracks. I like how different it is. The transition hits awkwardly, but where I am in life those lyrics just hit home. Great work and I'm glad you liked this album too

[@philou12345]

Hi Grady, first off I want to acknowledge you for bringing a great mix of musical knowledge, sensitivity and authenticity to your videos. It's a pleasure watching them, and they help me understand and appreciate country music at a deeper level. My favorite songs on the album are Refrigerator Door, What You See is What You Get and Does to Me. All down-to-earth songs that are steeped in gratitude and self-appreciation. :) Keep up the great work, brother!

[@annieplante3081]

You are amazing Grady! I love listening to your reviews!!!

[@BenDover-yb2wp]

I thought the same thing about Blue Collar Boys and Riley Green, that is spot on

[@sabrinacopas1636]

I love your perspectives, and your unabashed comments. They are refreshing

[@denniscallahan6005]

11 Grady because Luke goes to eleven... Appealing to EVERYONE is an colossally epic endeavor which you've pointed out daftly Congratulations to ALL 17 songs worth of his cowriters, sound engineers and studio musicians for resisting any drastically risky reveals or complexities. This project followed the album's game plan without over embellishing Luke's superior tenor vocals as he is truly capable of operatic crescendo. Personally I can't wait! Magnifico Luca right down to the artwork it's a completely extraordinary accomplishment.

[@GoYardBabe]

Nigel my favorite movie quote by Christopher Guest... he's married to Jamie Lee Curtis

[@8masonmcroberts]

Awesome video. I love your takes. I’m a HUGE fan of the transition in dear today.

[@andrewanable5747]

Yeah this album is something special. Luke Combs is a fantastic new artist and I believe he has a very bright future ahead. Great review, Grady!

[@jamgrieve]

Of course the Eric Church track is your favourite.

[@dakotatregre7440]

i feel like all over again has a lot of meaning if you relate. if not? you’ll hate it

[@sethherwitz5918]

Usually I don’t like music reviews from KZbinrs because they just take it too personal and let it cloud their judgement about what the music is really about. I’m so happy that you take a very objective stance on your reviews, especially on this one. There’s so many different messages he portrays through these songs, and you’re able to describe them the way he would probably want them to be described. Luke’s my favorite country artist. He’s a crowd-pleaser, but not the way Luke Bryan & FGL do it. Luke Combs does it through his talent and hard work. Thank you so much for your honest opinion, Grady. Looking forward to more reviews from you.

[@xboxmod0523]

Dear Today is my favorite tune on the album. In part do to the fact that I am a huge Erik Dylan fan who was one of the co-writers on the song. Great breakdown of the album Grady.

[@Johnhrop]

I just love getting onto the open road, having the windows down and belting any Luke Combs song out the utes window. He is one popular superstar even in the land down under :) 🇦🇺 Love the new album. Even though I’m leaving is an emotional one.. I love the collab with Brooks and Dunn. I really can’t pick a song I dislike really!

[@dannyyonts687]

Does to me was also my favorite song on the record and I loved to hear my favorite country artist feature on the song.

[@SamMuu219]

Can't even begin to tell you how much I love Does To Me. It's really hard to explain to people why I love country music and this song just captures it perfectly. While it's not country but the song Swing Life Away but Rise Against is another song which message really captures the feeling of what I find in county music and it's the feeling of being content and finding your own happiness in a less than perfect life. Luke Combs really is one of the best things to happen to country in a while and I really can't wait to hear more from him.

[@barrynangle1319]

He was able to describe Even Though I’m Leaving in the way I wanted to but couldn’t

[@troyaturner1979]

You're right on the money, Grady! I actually love the entire record and not a single snap track to be found thank God!!!!!

[@lucymuijters6831]

7.9 !!!! Heck no definitely like 9. The transition in dear today, is beautiful it really catches your attention! Love it.

[@mydogdoestricks503]

I didn’t really care for “Does to me,” but did love that you described Eric Church as a bobcat. He’s my all-time fave, and can’t wait to see them both Sunday in Atlanta At Atlive! 😎

[@aaronhorn2015]

Been waiting days for this video!! Proud bootlegger right here and this album was a long time comin!!

[@ianstecher2826]

Grady, just started watching your videos and they’re great. You are reviewing some of my current favorite artists and albums, and I too started with Pop Music and Backstreet Boys. I wanted to comment that Dear Today’s transition from raw cut to studio cut is literally him sing to his future self! I thought that was brilliant, but just how I interpreted it. Keep up the great videos!

[@MountainMarker]

When All Over Again was my favorite 😬

[@Cam-1622]

Mountain Marker same lol

[@jeremyheartriter2.063]

Luke Combs is the best reminder that looks can only get you so far. He's an inspiration.

[@nathanhansen1846]

I absolutely love Luke. My favorites off this album are Angels working Overtime, beer never broke my heart, does to me, and dear today. I think this album is perfect

[@dragonkfg]

I enjoyed that article Grady. Great read!

[@nickkhannigan]

Been waiting for you to release this video 👍🏼 Great analysis. I feel similar about Dear Today. I also think this is one of those albums that gets better with time. I give it an 8.5 now, but I see it getting up to a 9+ the more I connect with the songs. Does to me is probably my favorite too, although Refrigerator Door, 1 2 Many, What You See is What You Get, Every Little Bit Helps, and Better Together are right there too. Really excited to see how many singles he gets from the album!

[@boocebungus5839]

I saw Luke when he played his show In Pittsburgh and man it was a amazing show hearing his songs acoustic was so amazing he put on quite the party with Morgan wallen and jameson Rodgers I’ve been following him since hurricane came out and it’s been amazing to watch him rise up And be at the top

[@rileybrewer9813]

I love this video. Thanks for covering it. By far my favorite singer luke combs

[@joepines6143]

One of a kind review on a one of a kind album! Grady, you do a great job breaking down not just the album but everything else that is a part of it. Persona, context, tone, etc. Great job and please keep it up! On a side note, recently the Spotify algorithm suggested an album entitled Southern Gothic by Dan Tyminski (from Alison Krauss and union Station). I thought it was gonna be a bluegrass album but it instead was a compelling pop country album (I know crazy right?) the lyrics are deep, evocative and brooding in a way that really fit the tone with the arrangements imo. Most of the songs on the album strike a phenomanal balance between Country, pop, Bluegrass, and R&B although some veer off into filler material. Although a couple years old, I really would like to hear your opinion on it. Specifically I recommend the Title track (Southern, Gothic), perfect Poison, the devil is downtown, haunted heart, and Hollow hallelujah. Cheers!

[@ladywunderkind9390]

Instantly a Luke Combs fan as soon as I heard When It Rains on the radio. I've been listening to his music nonstop.

[@benock1532]

Huge Luke combs fan here. I was originally attracted to his music with his songs can I get an outlaw and out there. I have been following him ever since, and I really enjoy this album. I will agree that all over again is very cliche as is new every day. I really enjoy does to me, and every little bit helps. I’m a huge 90s country fan so this whole album was a refresher to me!

[@maddhendrix]

I'm a new listener to Luke Combs. I bought this on vinyl and have listened to it start to finish a ton of times. I loved it so much I bought his first album. This guys songs are just great imo. Both of his albums are an incredible experience.

[@rylanmonaghan7694]

Even though I’m leaving is so emotional for me it’s insane. My dad died when I was 5 and that song just makes me almost at peace sometimes. When I made my friends who don’t listen to country listen to this song they thought it was almost written for me and I feel like a lot of people feel that way even though we’ve all been through different things, and I think that’s really cool

[@rem9591]

Great review man, I like how it’s obvious you love and respect Luke Combs without sounding completely biased and have good points why his songs are good. I’ve been wondering what you think about the new Old Dominion album too

[@alexskowronski8497]

If anyone likes story telling country songs, Dear Today is 100% gold. I wouldn’t say it’s my favorite song on the album but it is one I didn’t think I would like, but I actually love it!

[@mekhifreeman6804]

Been waiting for this video

[@rorywhalen-edwards1591]

As always I love hearing your opinion. I personally like the song all over again but it does feel like a radio hit type of song. I agree with you on the transition of dear today. I love that song and I heard it live before he released it. He performed an acoustic version and I fell in love with it. I had a similar feeling with the song reasons. I heard it live and loved it, but it feels a little overproduced on the album.

[@sperminator3014]

Love to see that you gave Jon Pardi‘s Heartache Medication a higher rating than his album !! You say exactly what I think as well. This Luke Combs album is great, there are nearly no bad songs on it and there are a lot of songs I love listening to, but at the end of the day Jon Pardi is just a little bit more awesome and his album is a bit more special :)

[@gideonscott-miller8514]

I know editing is hard and time-consuming, I can understand your frustrations. With that being said, the graphics look really good nice big clean white letters are very aesthetically pleasing.

[@IAmJeka]

I see Eric Church and Luke Combs this Sunday! Also, I really hope country artist appreciate you because even for the reviews of albums you don't like you force as the viewers to go listen to them. Well you don't force us but you intrigue us to actually go and listen to the whole album. Even with someone like Luke whom I love I may skip a few songs but now I actually go listen to them all to see if I feel the way you day. Now with Miranda Lambert it was different. Her album I always listen to them all!

[@NicoleMarieDay]

I love All Over Again. Lyrically, it’s a pretty great pop country song. But, I had a feeling you wouldn’t like it. I like Luke’s pop country sound over most of the people in country that try to do it. It’s a hit for me. And as a woman planning her wedding Better Together will be played at my wedding right alongside Lover by Taylor Swift. Does To Me is pretty good. It took a few listens for me to really take it in though. Nothing Like You is great but I feel like I’ve heard the same message a million other times in country music over the past few years. All in all, I really liked hearing your take on this.

[@hackwilson1467]

Grady: "I gravitate to sadder, creepier" Me: "welcome home"

[@daltonbrennan8242]

Same

[@mattinglyfamily]

Great job wild man!!! So enjoyed and appreciate your review. BTW, they can’t all be perfect songs-but does this album ever come close. 👏👏👏

[@Cool200]

Literally my favorite country artist. Love all the songs on the new album

[@eric2vanleeuwen]

Great video Grady!

[@katyp.4615]

Does anyone else have this new thing happen to them when they listen to a song and start to critique and analyze it, but the voice in your head is Grady’s? Just me? Ok. Also, love this album & was excited to hear you rave about Does To Me because any song with The Chief is my favorite song!

[@ColtonSteiner]

Hands down my favorite album of the year! Not a song I don't like on this one! Every song is a banger and gets me jamming in every way

[@rlongjr6164]

The duet with B&D is undeniably one of the strongest songs on this collection and IMHO, will most certainly get noms from ACM / CMA for collaboration of the year ..

[@rockpaperscissors82]

Excellent review. The album is indeed a step up from the debut. In fact, we can say that Luke has three LP's, each better than the other. The deluxe edition of his debut included some of his best songs, e.g., "She Got the Best of Me," "Must've Never Met You," "Beautiful Crazy," and "Houston, We Got a Problem." How those songs were not included on the original release can only be, I assume, the label being stupid. With this (technically) sophomore release, we have Luke doing what he wants, which was my sense of the deluxe edition of his debut. As a result, we are the beneficiaries. As a very mild criticism of your review, I think "Angels Workin' Overtime" should get a little more love. It's got a John Anderson feel that I love, in those rare moments that John Anderson did a fun cut (e.g., "Black Sheep").

[@Bigizzy44]

To me what made this album so great was how I could relate to a lot of what he was saying, especially on does to me and better together. I think that this album is definitely gonna win album of the year, and I cannot wait to see what he is gonna do to try and top it

[@coltsmith866]

I used to listen to nothing but heavy metal, then I discovered Luke Combs and Granger Smith, and I never looked back. This ones for you is one of my favorite albums ever, and I haven’t had enough time to listen to his new album, bud from what I heard I love it

[@BromanticRR]

I feel like Luke Combs is just that perfect blend of modern country radio and the classic country I tend to appreciate more. One of the very few artists I can get my girlfriend or non-country fans to enjoy listening to. This paired with Heartache Medication was brought out some great music

[@mattaffrunti7400]

Fucking nailed it grady! you can tell how much thought goes into these reviews which is what separates you from the rest!

[@corylarson5487]

I love the fact that you said you felt a “live like you were dying” vibe from even though I’m leaving, it’s funny because that’s exactly what I said about dear today based on. The fact hes basically saying “hey go out and live your life to the fullest and don’t waste time”

[@jacobwhitt4151]

I’ve seen him twice now live. the second time at a sold out talking stick resort on november 8th. FANTASTIC show.

[@Milewski23]

Grady strikes again with only giving this a 7.9 🤪😂. Great review, love your vids

[@ryanrobertson7124]

I hit next on “All over again” after 5 seconds haha good review!!

[@adamwitkowski2240]

Loved reasons I like the production and the message of how like everything has a reason and then also how I've got my own reasons. Loved every little bit helps awesome breakup song. After listening does to me with Eric church I want eric church to to make a new album. When I listened to all over again I knew grady wouldn't like it😂😂 the immediate percussion, very Nashville.

[@veteranredbeard6222]

Maybe I'm just a dumb music consumer, but I loved "moon over Mexico" and "new everyday". The thing about music is every song ever made has a fan base, no matter how many people belittle it.

[@damosimo11]

I had to come back to this, 6 months on this album has only got better. I genuinely believe there is not a bad not even an average song on it. Even though All over again which is more pop holds its own after multiple listens. Judging from his quarantine concert releases on Instagram album 3 will take him to 90s Garth levels

[@GoYardBabe]

STORE WARS by Grady Smith😎. Dollar Tree vs Family Dollar. Save a lot vs Aldi. Tractor Supply vs Farm and Fleet. Kroger vs Meijer. Cabela's vs Bass Pro Shop. Piggly Wiggly vs Food Lion. Walgreens vs CVS. Jewel vs Mariano's. Lowe's vs Home Depot. Ace Hardware vs True Value. Sears vs Kolhs. Sam's Club vs Costco.

[@adamengleking9389]

There’s also “Zebco” references in Outskirts of Heaven and Flyin Down a Backgroud

[@johndarger8681]

And Somebody's gotta be country by Easton Corbin

[@daltonderrick16]

and still

[@johndarger8681]

@@daltonderrick16 by who?

[@SabanJohn]

Love this review, but my only deviations would be on the songs “New Every Day” and “Nothin On You”. I think I may have just identified with NED better, because the details spoke to me about all the things he’s learning about himself because of this unwanted breakup. I liked that aspect for that song. “Nothing on You” reminds me of “Eyes on You” by Chase Rice. It’s telling a girl about all these beautiful sights but in the end the girl is more beautiful. I really like the first verse to “Nothing on You” that beginning, “I’m on a red eye, rolling down a runway” will always get caught in my head, but the chorus was very reminiscent of the Chase Rice song. Just my thoughts-really enjoyed the video though!

[@allisonparker6981]

One of the first albums in a long, long time (of any genre) that has multiple songs that made me tear up on first listen. Dear Today, Even Though I’m Leavin’ and Better Together are all just perfection. WYSIWYG, Every Little Bit Helps and 1, 2 Many are gonna be so much fun live though!

[@brandenparrish8525]

Loved it man. I think you nailed it right on the head.

[@hannawhisman4568]

I love every song on this record! It's all I have played since it was released!! It's so hard to pick a favorite!

[@treyhaddon2004]

Loved the album! You definitely need to review Ned LeDoux’s Next in Line Album!!!

[@michaelkennedy272]

100% its 1,2 many. Maybe the best party song ever. Of any genre

[@bradendewolfe1314]

Nice video Grady

[@jonathangillispie758]

I don't see how anyone was underwhelmed, but that's fine, I give it a 9/10!

[@natedogz7830]

I learn a lot from you and I am a starting out singer. Luke is the best

[@NoahClevinger]

I had the album playing all day yesterday. It's so good!

[@loganliebert7984]

Dude thanks for the mandolin shoutout so underrated