Watch Blake Shelton Thank Country Radio in New Video That Features His 24 No. 1 Hits

by Jim Casey | @TheJimCasey | August 23, 2017

It may not be Thanksgiving, but that hasn’t stopped Blake Shelton from showing his gratitude this week.

After thanking Nashville songwriters for their “incredible” contributions to his musical catalogue in a Facebook post on Aug. 21, Blake released a video on Twitter today (Aug. 23) in which he thanked country radio for “lettin’ me entertain you for two decades.”

During the black-and-white clip, Blake walks from his tour bus and backstage area to center stage at one of his concerts as the titles to his 24 No. 1 tunes appear onscreen. Snippets of five of those No. 1 hits play throughout the video, including “Every Time I Hear That Song,” “Boys ’Round Here,” “Honey Bee,” “All About Tonight” and “Austin.”

Watch the video below, which includes a cameo by RaeLynn, who served as support on Blake’s recent Doin’ It To Country Songs Tour.

This one’s for y’all helping me get here!! Cheers!! pic.twitter.com/E2kxS6MpUT

— Blake Shelton (@blakeshelton) August 23, 2017

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