Home Free - Adam Chance's Country Roots 

02/23/24 - I absolutely loved seeing this video. It brought tears to my eyes because this is what a real home is to me. The music in the background just enhanced the experience even more. Thank you so much for sharing your life and home that you grew up in with us. ❤❤❤

Whow, love your childhood home, Chance. What a great place to grow up, please tell your mama that she has an amazing home and thank her for sharing it with us today.

I always enjoy taking a peek into their lives and history. So kind of them to share this side of themselves.

I love your mom's place. So much of it is what I want. I don't live down 2 miles of dirt road (but that's awesome!), but I do live on a dead end road and have a National Forest out the back fence. My gardening skills are horrible, but I'm very good at raising livestock. I've also kinda become the seat of the Family Pictures. No one wanted them when Mom died, so they came to me with Dad. So, we've kind plastered my house with all the framed pictures of the family over the years. I like it. Once Dad is gone, I'll be alone, as I'm the only non-married, non-parental sibling, so, it's nice to have some kind of connection to family.

This is really wonderful Chance. I’m so honored to be able to see the real you! Thanks so very much for sharing your life with people who admire and adore you. Love to both you and Sami…and your sweet wonderful mama! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Thank you for sharing. I was a country girl until I married a Navy man and got transplanted to California. Makes me remember my childhood . ❤❤❤

They make you feel like we are all just one big family.

This is such a gift. I had no home growing up, and I remember being confused when, at yet another new school, I made a friend and I was invited over for lunch on a Saturday. This was awesome because I was always alone and had to fend for myself (I hate sandwiches to this day, and I'm 50 now). My new friend (my only childhood friend, actually - we've managed to stay in touch all these years, through all my moving around - pretty cool!) told me she was born in that house. I didn't understand. It made no sense to me how someone could be living in the same house they were born in 10 years ago - it baffled my poor little noggin. If you're reading this Chance - that home is a gift. It might have been boring sometimes to you maybe while you were growing up, and that's ok. It's incredible to me to see things in a home built by a dad, and a mom who still has your stuff in your bedroom, even though you're grown and gone. Your dad actually paid attention to where you were, enough to have a map to mark it. It's a gift, and a special one, and I really thank you for sharing it so publicly. Give your mama a huge hug, just as a reminder that not all us kids grow up from solid homes. I turned out okay in the end, but it was a long road, and it was because of moms like her that pseudo adopted me that I got an idea of what a family is like when they're not dysfunctional, and what it's like to have someone who cares that you exist. Without mamas like yours, I would have been lost for good. Music saved me. I discovered that I had an incredible ear for music when I was a wee thing, and bluegrass and country became my life. It's always been my sanity, and my guitar goes with me every time I get a chance to get up in the mountains to my cabin, and away. Thanks again for sharing -- this set the mood for my entire day.

Adam Chance is the traditional down home country boy with a good family upbringing. This is what American Patriots are trying our best to hang on too. GOD BLESS AMERICA.

By the time I graduated high school I had lived in 12 different locations in four different towns. I envy you. You have roots and you know where they are. That's a beautiful home. It's warm it's personal and it's welcoming. It's a fine tribute to your father's hard work. But surely your mother can't be all that isolated all by herself. The pride your parents had in you shows even today.

That little green John Deere tractor is the bomb I had one to Growing Up in Illinois where John Deere originated.... shout out to your mom ....my homegirl ...my spirit animal ... My Kindred Spirit... Black berries our fav as kids

So, Chance I find it so ironic that growing up in the country on a gorgeous piece of land and a beautiful house, that you are currently living in a small apartment in L.A. All I can think of is the active night life of L.A. and the various attractions in So. Cal. that may be the reason. It is certainly a far cry from the quiet and secluded living that you grew up in. But, your mom's property is terrific and hope it will always remain in your family. Certainly a great place to raise kids. Thanks for the tour and now know you truly are country boy.

Chance I am a little bit country, but, you are a country boy through and through! I thought I would bust a gut when you showed your little tractor.

I envy your childhood upbringing. .Right miles back a dirt road sounds like heaven to me. Someday it would be nice to meet your momma. She sounds like my mom and grandma. We lived off the land and planted, cooked and canned everything. I love her decorating too. Thanks mom and Chance for giving us a peak into your life..

Loved this! I was miraculously saved from my sin in 1996 in Fairhope, AL. It’s a beautiful place to be made alive by Jesus!

This makes his city slicker in Hillbilly Bone so ironic

A piece of Heaven....

Your childhood home is awesome. What a rich historical family heritage! You are as handsome as your Dad, and so much well organized and artistically talented as your Mom. You are so much blessed! Thank you for sharing us this great enjoyment. It's huge!

You look like your Dad, Chance. Handsome man who left a wonderful legacy!

I literally said his Mama's house looked like a really country Cracker Barrel before he said it! I absolutely love that place and the deer!!! That's a dream of mine. I really enjoy watching the guys just talk about anything and everything because you get to see more than just their talent. Thanks Chance!

Wow what a beautiful place to grow up in. Thank you for showing us your family home. Beautiful.

What a beautiful home... and what a beautiful dobermann (my favourite dog breed) Thank your mother for letting us see inside your childhood home

Chance, you definitely grew up on a piece of Heaven on Earth. Made me tear up when you showed the map your dad started of all the places you toured and that your mom kept up. Its obvious that your parents love you dearly. I LOVE the long dirt driveway and remoteness of your mom's house. Sure can't get that deer experience in the city. Country living is the best.

Chance, your childhood home reminds me a lot of mine, except mine wasn't nearly as large, lol. A mini orchard in the backyard with apple, peach and pear trees, a grapevine, and blueberry and raspberry bushes. And a huge vegetable garden. AND the deer coming up from the lower wooded area in the evenings to eat the dropped and low hanging fruit! We'd sit out on the back deck and watch them. ☺ Country living is the BEST!

Love your childhood home and what your Mother has achieved in preserving all the precious memories. ❤️

Thank you Chance... I'm 70 and grew up in North Jacksonville..where the Airport sits today and southern Georgia...the long dirt drives 💚...you make this old woman happy to see your beautiful childhood home... I know this video is from a couple of years ago but never fear.. we're still catching up with you and the other guys... Stay happy and healthy...many prayers young man..💚🙏💚...🌿🌿🌿

What an absolute blessing...to have grown up in such a beautiful place, and to have such a cool mom! Thanks for sharing this Chance. 😎✌

The perspective history brings. Great to see Chance's childhood home and to feel his connection to the land, house, and accoutrements. Nice that Sami also was there with her interaction with the Deer. People are people, so many think that celebrities aren't people too, they are. Have a great long weekend (here, Victoria Day in Canada) all.

7:27 don't we all know WAY too much. That's that Southern Hospitality we all take for granted. Gotta love our moms and grandmas.

I really enjoyed being able to finally learn anecdotes about Adam's chilwood, to see beautiful photos. Adam is a country man, there is no doubt about it ! 😉

Larry thinks he's a deer and Remi thinks he's a cat. I'm your neighbor over in Pensacola! Thanks so much for sharing your home with us! Love your music!

Thank you……..give mom a hug!

I always appreciate how Home Free invites us into their world. Whether it's a childhood hang out or the best place to find the best food, Home Free just lays out the welcome mat! ❤

Wow, this English couple are so envious.beautiful place.

Love love love your childhood home! Your mother's property is immaculate!

This is so very awesome! My parent planted a garden and had fruit trees. We just went out and picked thinks and ate them off the plant. Good days and great memories!!

Adam - this video is magic! I so enjoyed seeing where you grew up. The photos of your parents - your Dad was so handsome (you look just like him) and your Mom is so beautiful! What a wonderful growing-up you had! And seriously - if Sammi can call deer and they come to her - she is something special! I really appreciate you guys in Home Free sharing a bit of your personal history with us. Makes us feel even closer to you!

So happy to see a local boy doing so good!

Adam, your voice is heavenly! Smooth like butter!

What a wonderful place. Your parents have a magical touch. Thank you for sharing a glimpse into you youth. Alabama is beautiful.

Well dang, you really are a country boy. :-) Looks like a great place to grow up.

Hey Adam Chance...this was a neat ole place...i grew up country as well..but in the midwest..people think the phrase dirt floor poor is just an expression but let me tell you i lived that life , dirt floors and outhouses even though we had running water and cooked everything on a wood burning stove and in the barn and fields we had chickens pigs horses and goats...i proudly say i grew up on a farm poor as poor could be ....grab some of these Talladega county stars while you're here and take them with you when you leave

Chance so glad you were able to join Home Free. Saw you in peron this year. Home Free was my Birthday Present to myself. Your Mom's pantry looks just like mine. Will come to see all of you when you come close to Lancaster Pa.

OMG, that little baby picture and then the handprints just made me tear up, I love seeing stuff like this! I grew up in the country in Kentucky in a place a lot like this and I wish I still lived there too, I miss it so much, there's nothing like life in the country like this.

My Gramma was a Wisconsin women of German decent; born a Fuchs and married to a Diehl (the name on old VW blocks). She always said she'd rather feed 49 starving guys than 4 who were gonna chase food around their plate all day. So I feel your Mom. My Mom taught Kindergarten until she retired and saw 2 different classes of thirty in the am and the same in the pm; or 120 5 yr Olds each day for the last 25 yrs she taught. Cool place!

WOW! What a great place to grow up. Our parents always seem to have the best homes. Thanks for sharing.

Chance, that house was waaaaay down that dirt road. How'd you ever get to school? What a childhood dream to live like that and what a wonderful thing to have such a loving family to support you. Love your work with Home Free and Hound & Fox group. Thanks!

You just can't beat an Alabama boy! I'm from Central Alabama myself.

I did enjoy your tour, Adam, very much! Your childhood home is beautiful, and I would have loved having so much room to romp and explore! Your mom must be a remarkable lady, and from one Alabama mom to another, I love her style!!! Thank you for sharing with us, and by the way, the deer were fantastic!!!

Thank you, Chance! And Sammy is SOOIO cute. Love you'all!

Chance, this was SOOOOO nice, to see a little bit of your personal life. Reminded me a lot of my childhood growing up on that dairy farm. There's just something special about growing up on a large parcel of land where you can roam and explore as a kid. One of my fondest memories is when my brothers, my cousins and our friend would get together and play war. We would basically make up two teams, run around and hide, carrying anything we could find to use as a fake gun and then "fake" shoot each other. Those were the days. Thanks for the video.

How in the world could anyone dislike this? I loved it and whoever the dislike idiot was is a fool.

I lived in Baldwin county for 28 years in Daphne first then outside of Loxley. Beautiful county with woods, lakes, farmland and beaches. A little something for everyone. Thanks for giving us a glimpse into your life and where you grew up. Your Momma's house is beautiful and love her collections. Makes it really cool!

Wow! I love your childhood home. My husband is from Alabama, also... a town called Brantley, south of Montgomery. Tell your mama "Thanks, for letting us see inside.". I love those sweet dogs 😊

Even though I think this was made 2 years ago, I’m so glad you shared your roots. I’m sure your parents were/are so proud of you.

Didn't you Y'ALL from L.A.!😂😂 5 year old great grandson just 💘 you guys. And YOU MOST OF ALL

People say home is where the heart is, who agrees? ♥️

Oh My Lord, I have newly heightened respect for you, Chancey, and your bonefied place in Home Free!! Just love all of you!!!!! 🥰

He didn’t live to far from where I am . I’m from Semmes,Alabama a little closer to the Mississippi line. Thank you for showing us where you grew up! It’s awesome!! I was a travel nurse and got asked to stay in several different places that I traveled. But I told them I was like Dorothy… there’s no place like home. I can’t see me any other place.

Home Free is the most awesome accapella group around!

A very nice place to relax. Forest, animals and peace. Thank you for sharing these private moments with everyone. 😊💖 Greetings from Germany 🤗

Thank you ADAM ! This was simply put, AWESOME ! And yes let's see a part 2 so I can see some of Mama Chance's home cookin !!! Just so much good I can't put it all into words. I imagine those trees down gotta be from the hurricanes & tropical storms the last few years. and as always dude # Finzup, # Finz4life !!!

My husband and I have a black lab that will chase a laser pointer until he can't stand up anymore, glad to see we're not the only ones who have a weird dog 😂😂😂😂😂

Amazing! My family had 116 acres in upstate NY with cattle, pigs and chickens. Good memories! Thanks for the peek into your history Adam.

Thank you for sharing. So nice and peaceful. Please thank your mother.

Chance, I just loved this. What a terrific family and childhood you must have had; you're very lucky.

What a great place to grow up! You were blessed to be raised in such a pristine environment. Thank you for sharing it with us.

Beautiful Home and Gorgeous Country! Thanks, Chance for giving us a glimpse of your upbringing! Thanks to you, Sami and your Mom for bring us along for the ride!

Thank you so much for sharing Chance ❤. And keep your sweet Sami happy, she's a real diamond!

Can you imagine what that driveway would look like in Maine. Especially in spring.

Ayyyeee. I grew up in Theodore, Alabama and moved to Grand Bay when I was 15. There is not better place to be than the gulf coast of Alabama.

This is how people should live. Off the land and with the land.

Well, here is my dream of living. Thanks Adam for sharing your childhood with us!

We are from North Georgia. Your Mom's home and property is beautiful. I don't have a green thumb either. I Love your Mom's dogs and loved seeing Sami feeding the deer. That's for sharing and I enjoyed the background music. Stay Safe when HF goes on the road again. Praying for HF.

You grew up in LA and still live in LA. Way to go.

I really enjoyed your tour. It reminds me of my grandparents home. My grandfather was a fruit and vegetable farmer. What some called a truck farmer. It was really hard work, especially picking berries. The deer coming to eat is amazing. Thank you for inviting us in.

Good to see you have many parallels with my four sons growing up. Food & family , country living. Nothing any better. Nice place ! My kind of living.

Such a wonderful place. Really appreciate all the "collections" displayed and cherished around the house and property, that is part of what makes it a home full of love and beautiful memories. Hold tight to your childhood home and all those memories. Wish I could actually peruse all your Mom's collections. That would be heaven. 💕💕

Thank you, Chance and Sami! What a treat! Wish we'd gotten to meet your mom, too, Chance...and yet...I think we did. HUGS!

So blessed to have a place like this to grow up in and a place to go too now. Beautiful. God bless all here.

I absolutely adore your voice, you five gentlemen are exquisite together and separately. And thank you so much for allowing us to see you as a person and not just a celebrity. Love seeing the way you grew up must have been a wonderful childhood.

To think that Chance lives in an Apartment in LA is mind blowing, considering where he came from. Usually, we come full circle in our lives, so you never know. haha. Thank you for the tour.

Wow, reminds me of growing up in Vermont, on 72 acres of farmland where deer were welcome visitors. They would come up under our high porch (1 floor up over the stone foundation). I usually claim to have the last idyllic childhood, but I think Chance has me beat.

Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful home.

Beautiful home. Looks like a great place to grow up

It don't get much more country than that. You come by it honestly.

Thank you, Chance, for sharing that piece of Heaven! You are blessed with deep, grounding roots. ♥️

What a beautiful sight, this wild cute animals. Wonderful

Wonderful house with wonderful memories. You are very blessed. I think it's awesome that all 3 of the southern members of Home Free grew up within around 700 miles of each other. If you start in Austin's hometown of Tifton, Georgia you can drive to Chance's hometown around Bay Minette, Alabama in just a tad over 5 hours and then you can drive to Tim's hometown in Nederland, Texas in a little over 6 hours. So, if you didn't stop to visit...which of course is crazy because you would want to stay as long as you could, but....you could technically visit all 3 places in half a day(11 and a half hours).😀

Love your home, I would love to live out there. Your mom has a great eye for collectibles. Don't ever let anyone tell you it's junk.

I am so flattered by them sharing their lives with us. I'm the one rewarded with their efforts honestly.

I miss the sour sweet taste of the wild blackberries that grew by the railroad tracks where I grew up! Seeing that almost made me cry from nostalgia!

This is a DREAM HOME.

Chance, thank you so much for the intimate look at your childhood home. I've only been to AL once, and that was 30+ years ago and it still looks just like I remember it. I did notice on your US map, you're missing a pin in Marshfield, WI. I only noticed it because it was my first Home Free show live and it was just shortly after you joined the guys. Thanks again.

Chase, Thank you for the tour of your childhood home. The property is beautiful. Tell mama Chase I stopped by to say 🌺ALOHA🌺 🤗

Thank you so much Chance, your childhood home is beautiful!! I love your mothers taste in decor and nothing beats southern cooking. My roots are in Tennessee. We keep the pantries so stocked like your mom because town was far away, also salt cured ham because they last. Mama Chance knows what she is doing. Hope you get the guys there soon. 😉

I discovered Home Free on RU-vid and have enjoyed their music since.

My sons first word was ‘fish’, or more correctly, ‘fith’. We had a sink full of live trout, Loren was showing the cat the fith. The cat survived.

This was a wonderful tour. Your mom's home is amazing. It's a good thing she has Larry with the deer she feeds. Guineas eat ticks. Thanks for the tour and a look into your childhood. I see you were a Dolphins fan, too. Was that a picture of Dan Marino you had?

Dang, I thought I was a country boy, but you got me beat. Your home place is way out in the sticks.