You’ve heard lots of folks compare American Idol winner Scotty McCreery to country nyota Josh Turner.
They do sound a lot alike, right?
Though Josh tells Country Weekly columnist and After MidNite radio onyesha host Blair Garner that he’s glad he doesn’t have Scotty’s busy life right now.
“When I see him, he’s just doing the best he can at just staying awake,” Josh says. "He's pretty busy, and I don't envy him one bit.
"He's going from here and there and everywhere, doing the muziki thing, finishing school and playing baseball. I got to talk to his parents a good bit, and they're pretty tired and busy. They were taking a red-eye out after the [American Country] awards onyesha so he could be at school the inayofuata morning. . . .
"But he's kept a level head on his shoulders, and for his age and what he's been through, I think he's handled it really well, and I'm proud of him."
American Idol winner Scotty McCreery has revealed how he was absolutely delighted when his debut album Clear As siku went to number one as he was not expecting. Scotty also admitted that he was looking mbele to imba the National Anthem on the opening siku of the World Series of Baseball on October 19.
McCreery explained, “My hopes were just to go out there and have fun and let people know that the album was out there. Everybody hopes for the number one, but wewe never really expect it. To see it up there is pretty incredible.” Scotty then spoke about his upendo of baseball.
He added, “This is absolutely incredible for me. I have had two loves in life – muziki and baseball. The World Series is the biggest event in baseball, so to be there and be able to sing the National Anthem is like putting my two greatest loves together. I am looking mbele to seeing which two teams will be playing.”
McCreery explained, “My hopes were just to go out there and have fun and let people know that the album was out there. Everybody hopes for the number one, but wewe never really expect it. To see it up there is pretty incredible.” Scotty then spoke about his upendo of baseball.
He added, “This is absolutely incredible for me. I have had two loves in life – muziki and baseball. The World Series is the biggest event in baseball, so to be there and be able to sing the National Anthem is like putting my two greatest loves together. I am looking mbele to seeing which two teams will be playing.”
