When Parker McCollum took the stage at the presidential inauguration, he chose a country music patriotic anthem.
To excite the crowd, the country artist decided to play Toby Keith’s “Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue” when he was asked to perform at the Liberty Ball.
Both American women and American men Before the band starts playing, McCollum sings an a capella, “We’ll always stand up and salute / We’ll always recognize / When we see Old Glory flying / There’s a lot of men dead / So we can sleep in peace at night when we lay down our head.”
Fans Praise Parker McCollum’s Toby Keith Cover
“Toby was proud of you today!” writes one fan.
“Beautiful voice,” comments another. “Toby, rest in peace. Parker did a wonderful job singing your song.
“Awesome job Parker,” another person adds.
“Well done,” says an admirer. “Toby would be proud.”
“Chills,” says another. “A great tribute to Toby.”
Several comments with heart-shaped emojis, praising hands, clapping hands, and lots of flames were among the nice words.
Several country musicians participated in the power shift, including McCollum.A number of events in the Washington, D.C., area had Carrie Underwood, Lee Greenwood, Jason Aldean, and Racial Flatts on their lineups.
See also: ‘I Got This’ is what Carrie Underwood told the inauguration director.
Toby Keith Performed at Donald Trump’s 2017 Inauguration
Given that he ascended a similar platform in 2017, it is possible that the country veteran would have been present at McCollum’s inauguration. During Donald Trump’s first inaugural celebration, the late Keith sang “American Soldier” at the Lincoln Memorial Concert.
