If you need a reason to feel old today, Kane Brown will give it to you.
Kane was only seven years old when rapper Nelly released his album, ‘Country Grammar.’
The two are now combining their talents for a 'CMT Crossroads' special that will premiere on Wednesday, September 1st at 10p/9c exclusively on CMT.
In a recent interview with Cody Alan, Kane shared his excitement around working with the rap superstar.
“I was pretty young when he released his album, ‘Country Grammar,’ but my mom was a huge fan. So, like, “Over and Over,” “Ride Wit Me,” those songs were awesome to me!” says Kane.
“Nelly is such a huge ball of energy!” Kane shares. “So, when CMT asked me to do the Crossroads, you know, I had to!”
“We have a song together that I am so pumped about. I literally probably listened to it about 15 times today,” says the country superstar as he teases his collaboration.
Watch Kane and Nelly maintain their chill status in their 2000 duet, "Cool Again" by clicking the link below.
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The 60-minute “CMT Crossroads: Nelly & Friends” special features new music from Heartland alongside performances of Nelly’s biggest chart-topping hits, including a few surprises celebrating the 20th anniversary of the hit “Country Grammar.” In addition to Nelly, this marks first-time appearances from Kane Brown, Blanco Brown, and BRELAND on the Crossroads stage; Florida Georgia Line returns to the legendary stage after teaming up with Backstreet Boys for a much-acclaimed episode in 2007.
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