Kane Brown, the acclaimed country music star, is striking a chord with fans through deeply personal music and candid moments, per countrytown.com. On June 14, Brown shared a snippet of his upcoming song “Backseat Driver” on Instagram, which he dedicated to his daughters. The song, filled with tender lyrics about cherishing moments with his children, has already resonated with many parents.
The heartfelt lyrics include lines like, “One day I’ll look back / And I’ll miss when / My whole world wasn’t over that dash / It was back there buckled in / Saying Daddy look, there’s a plane in the sky.” Brown’s wife, Katelyn, was particularly moved, commenting on Instagram, “I have cried too many times listening to this … I can hear her voice asking all those questions. Most beautiful real song.” Brown, who is a father to daughters Kingsley and Kodi and is expecting a son soon, often shares glimpses of his family life with his fans.
Despite these touching moments, Brown’s recent tour stop in Atlanta took a dramatic turn, according to people.com. During his “In the Air Tour” performance at the State Farm Arena on June 8, a concertgoer flipped him off from the crowd. Brown, known for his friendly demeanour, took a stand. “Come here, I want to show you what flipping me off will do,” he called out before asking security to remove the individual from the venue.
This incident didn’t overshadow the tour’s success or Brown’s dedication to his music. His latest single, “I Can Feel It,” is gaining traction as the lead track from his upcoming fourth studio album. Brown also revealed an upcoming collaboration with Jelly Roll, focusing on mental health. “It’s talking about depression and, you know, you could have everything in the world, but as long as you don’t talk to someone about it, you’re still gonna go through those things,” he shared.
Brown has been open about his struggles with mental health, previously addressing them in his song “Memory” with blackbear. He continues to emphasise that fame doesn’t equate to perfection, aiming to shed light on the human side of entertainers.
- Featured image: Kane Brown performs in Las Vegas on May 18, 2024/Ethan Miller/Getty Images
