Blake Shelton’s Clever New Little Farming Ditty

Blake Shelton is back on social media riding his tractor on his farm in Oklahoma, and this time, he wrote a little ditty that he sings while he farms.

In a new fun video clip, Blake posted to Instagram, he is in the familiar spot of sitting on his Kobuta Tractor. He says in the clip, "We're going baby, whoa." He then sings, "I'm writing this song as I'm planting my seed. I ain't got time to stop, and I might have just peed."

As usual, fans LOVED his new post, with one writing, "You da best !!" Another fan gushed, "This lil ole Okie loves that big Okie youngin." One more fan commented, "Keep your butt to the bucket seat. Bounce out the craziness of life."

Shelton will present his fellow Oklahoman Toby Keith with the "Country Icon Award" at the inaugural People's Choice Country Awards, which will take place on September 28 at Nashville's Grand Ole Opry House.

The award will honor Keith for "his decades-long career as a groundbreaking musician, humanitarian, and entrepreneur." The honor will also recognize his career as a musician, philanthropist, and entrepreneur. Toby has scored 32 No.1 singles and has sold 40 million albums.

Early in his career, almost 20 years ago (2004), Blake toured and opened shows for Toby Keith nationwide. At the time, he told me, "Toby is one of those guys that is so famous and so big, and he is one of those artists that's just worldwide. You don't have to be a country music fan to be a Toby Keith fan. It's just way bigger than that. I step on stage with over 20 thousand people per night, and 15,000 of them may or may not have ever heard of me. Touring with Toby has probably been the biggest break I've had since I started doing this."

He added of the tour at the time, "We had stupid fun on the Toby tour; there's no limit when you're on a tour like that. Nobody ever said no to anything which was new to me. We both had our own basketball teams and played basketball close to every day of the tour."

There are some good-looking guys in country music today, and actually, throughout the decades, we've seen some fine-looking hunks. There is something about holding a guitar in tight jeans and cowboy boots that is very attractive.

Many of today's country music stars work out and take their looks, along with their music, quite seriously. Some country stars are also just naturally lovely to look at. With some, it may be their personality that brings out those sexy vibes.

When Blake Shelton was crowned with the title of "Sexiest Man Alive" by People magazine in 2017, he told the publication, "Y'all must be running out of people, like, Wow, we're down to somebody who is somewhat symmetrical."

Shelton then put jokes aside and credited his then-girlfriend, Gwen Stefani, for convincing him to embrace the crown. He said she told him to listen to her and, "You're going to regret this for the rest of your life if you don't take this gift and just live in the moment."

Blake added at the time that he couldn't "wait to shove this up Adam's (Levine) a--." He noted that as proud as he was "honored" that the magazine asked him, he only cared about how his fellow Voice coach would react. He also insisted he had a few awkward phases while growing up. In describing myself as a child, he said one word comes to mind. "And that's fat." He joked, "People say I haven't changed since before I made it. And I'm still fat today. That's proof!"

It's pretty hard to narrow down who the sexiest men in country music are today, and we know we all have different definitions of sexy, but we dove in and shared what we believe are the eight sexiest men in country music right now.