Jennifer has amazing control with her unique voice. That wasn't a performance, she was going through a tough divorce (there is no information on why) at the time so the emotion was real. For a different mood from Sugarland, "Stuck Like Glue" is an upbeat, fun and even silly song, with an absolutely hilarious video. Another perspective of her personality. I like the perspective of the song. The cheater is taking advantage of 2 people in most affairs.
Phenomenal duo, and Jennifer is an amazing singer as a solo act. A fun video from Sugarland is Stuck Like Glue. And, her live duet with Brandi Clark (His Hands) is very powerful.
I love suggesting "Stuck Like Glue" (the original video) after reactors see this song as their first exposure to Sugarland. This ain't at all what they're about. It's a beautiful, emotional, timeless, amazing song, and I love it. But to me, "Stuck Like Glue" and "Something More" are more indicative of their music and style.
There are so many "let it all out, go ahead and cry all you want" songs in the Country sphere. Martina McBride could have a master class all by herself with "Concrete Angel", "Independence Day", "God's Will", and "A Broken Wing". I think she covered all the "home life can really suck" bases with just those there. Country Songs that always pull at my heart strings: "Don't Take the Girl" - Tim McGraw (1994) "Fire Away" - Chris Stapleton (2016) "Whiskey Lullaby" - Brad Paisley and Alison Krauss (2005) "The House that Built Me" - Miranda Lambert (2010... and totally out of step with most of the rest of her catalogue. Many of her songs are about kickin' ass and taking names.) "Believe" - Brooks and Dunn (2005) "What Hurts the Most" - Rascal Flatts (2006) "The Dance" - Garth Brooks (1990 - Anything labeled Garth Brooks on RU-vid is almost certainly not Garth Brooks. His people scrub his stuff from the net and you will get dinged if you react to him in any way. But that doesn't mean that his two double-digit multi-platinum... like way past diamond... Albums "No Fences" and "Ropin' the Wind" shouldn't be listened to in their entirety in the comfort of your own home. They're awesome. And boy, howdy can that man put on a concert!) "If Tomorrow Never Comes" - Garth Brooks (1989) "Hurt" - Johnny Cash (2002 - Almost a word-for-word cover of the Nine Inch Nails song from their Downward Spiral album. His last video before he passed.)
I like this video before even watching the reaction… SUCH a good song. And the pain she shows while singing it, tells you something personal with her about it… 🙏🏻❤️
One word describes the song....emotional. not sure what country artists you've reacted to, but i would recommend some Reba McIntyre. Reba's voice is very similar to Jennifer's. Id go with something like whoever's in new England.
Thank you… I knew Kristian had insisted after the first run, he couldn’t see her do it again, and wouldn’t let the producers keep on. So they ad - libbed the part she broke on.? At least that’s what I read. Regardless, This was real and painful for her :(
Both this and Cam’s “Diane” (which you should definitely check out!) are written from the perspective of Jolene (from the Dolly Parton song). Although I think “Stay” is more loosely inspired while “Diane” is more directly inspired by “Jolene”
On my permanent playlist is Run by Matt Nathanson featuring Sugarland. The vocals and content are burning 🔥. Jennifer also does a great version of one of my fav Bob Seger song's, Like a Rock.
Jennifer Nettles is a phenomenonal singer. She did a tribute to Neil Diamond, singing "Hello". It was beautifully done. She also has a duet out now with Darius Rucker right now called Never Been Over. It's a great song!
Appropriate to see as we come to the fourth of July. I saw a very moving Jennifer Nettles concert performance in downtown Houston on a July fourth. That was so wonderful. What an amazing voice
@KristenJohnson-it2sz lmao She didn't write this from her personal life. Research before you say shit. She had inspiration from a Reba song from the 80's.
Sugarland's guitarist Kristian Bush started out in a 90s guitar duo called Billy Pilgrim. They produced two (I think) albums of some great music. Please check them out if you like this...
She is a truly great singer, and vocally, this is beautiful. That said, the lyrics provoke no sympathy from me. Decent people do not sleep with another persons spouse under any circumstance! Not ever! Period!
Yes, BUT sometimes they honestly don't know, and when you have someone who's faithful in their relationships only to find out that major detail late in the game.... It can mess with them ! I'm in no place to judge anybody for anything really. I just know it's not always black and white. There's grey areas thrown in there a lot of the time and people tend to snap judgement ( if I was being cheated on, I'd be livid as well tho) but once in awhile there is actually an innocent party involved. There's actually good people who get tangled up in situations that they never dreamed they specifically would be in because of morals, religious beliefs, past relationships etc.... Then they get hit with a sucker punch of truth w/ facts that their bf/gf is actually taken/married ! It's all F"d up really!
@@K.K.Strausbaugh “ Thou Shalt not commit adultery” I do not see the gray area. If they don’t know that is different, but once they do know, they know.
@@evalehde3869 I meant there are some people who don't know that their "new romantic interest" is married! I don't agree with cheating on anyone.....dating, engaged, married ever at any level. All I was saying is some ppl lie and say they are single when they aren't!
That song and especially the video hits you right in the feels. I love the raw emotion by Jennifer and how she’s hurting, begs him to stay with her, but develops strength as the song progresses until she tells him to stay away. This topic may be uncomfortable for some but Country tells it like it is and if there’s any emotion that you’re dealing with, this genre will bottle those feelings up and make music that will hopefully help you. Great songs along the lines of this one, about infidelity, realizing your mistakes, or even getting the courage to break free from a damaging relationship are All These Years by Sawyer Brown; Promises, Reasons I Cheat, and Hard Rock Bottom of Your Heart by Randy Travis; It’s Your Call by Reba McEntire; Leave My Heart Out of This by Bryan White; I'm Not Strong Enough to Say No by Blackhawk; and You Were Mine by the Dixie Chicks.
When they recorded this video, Jennifer's emotions weren't a problem...it was Kristian. He's very protective of Jennifer and knew all about her husband cheating on her. They kept having to re-shoot the video because Kristian couldn't control his emotions but they eventually ended up with one they could use. Watch it again and focus on Kristian's eyes...you can tell he's hanging on by his nails.
Nice perspective except for one thing, Jennifer has stated multiple times that her husband never cheated on her. And her emotions were very real during this video.
Her voice is beautiful. She can do the heartbreakers as well as the fun and bright. For fun, someone mentioned Stuck on You. But for bright check out Tonight. The studio is slightly better because the background in the live one drowns out the arrangement. Cheers!
But this song was written several years before they got divorced. So even if her husband did cheat, which he didn't, it wouldn't have any bearing on this song.
