Watch Florida Georgia Line and the Backstreet Boys Team Up for Beachy New Video, “God, Your Mama and Me”

Posted on February 21, 2017

As promised in January via an Instagram tease, Florida Georgia Line and the Backstreet Boys combined their boy-bandish talents to make a music video for FGL’s current single, “God, Your Mama and Me.” The tune, which was written by Josh Kear, Hillary Lindsay and Gordie Sampson, is the third single from FGL’s Dig Your Roots album, and follows Billboard Country Airplay No. 1s “H.O.L.Y” and “May We All.” Currently, “God, Your Mama and Me” is No. 34 on the Airplay chart.

The new video for “God, Your Mama and Me” features FGL and BSB gathering on the beach and professing their love for their significant others as past home videos are interspersed, showing off some of the sweet things the guys do for their ladies.

Recently nominated for five ACM awards, including Entertainer of the Year, Album of The Year (Dig Your Roots), Vocal Duo of The Year, Single Record of the Year (“H.O.L.Y”) and Vocal Event of the Year (“May We All” feat. Tim McGraw), Brian and Tyler are currently on the road for their 2017 Dig Your Roots Tour with Dustin Lynch and Chris Lane.

Watch the new video below.

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