Blake Shelton started singing country music in 2001 and quickly became a big star. He has made 12 albums full of songs and gone on 10 big tours to sing for his fans. Some of his popular songs are “Ol’ Red,” “God’s Country,” and “Some Beach.” But one song, called “The Baby,” was so special and emotional that he stopped singing it at concerts for a long time. This song, from his 2003 album The Dreamer, is about a son and his mom, and it made a lot of people feel strong emotions.
Recently, Blake started his Back To The Honky Tonk Tour, and on February 22, he sang in Hershey, Pennsylvania. Fans were excited to hear his famous songs, but they were surprised when he sang “The Baby” again. He told the crowd that he stopped singing it years ago because it was so powerful that it made people cry and even run to the bathroom. Now, 20 years after the song came out, Blake realizes it was a mistake to stop. He said country music is special because it can touch people’s hearts, and that’s why he brought “The Baby” back.
Fans loved hearing Blake sing “The Baby” again. He sang it perfectly, like he never stopped. One fan said it gives them chills, just like another old song called “Austin.” Another fan said Blake’s older music, like “The Baby,” is the best, and they don’t like his newer songs as much. Someone else shared that their mom, who passed away in 2021, used “The Baby” as their special ringtone, and it still makes them cry.
Fans can’t stop talking about how much they love Blake Shelton and “The Baby.” It looks like he picked the perfect time to sing this heartfelt song again!
@kaylayeh82 I can’t get through this song without #uglycrying ! This is why I #love #countrymusic !! Thanks @Blake Shelton for beinging this song back!! #thebaby #austintx #moodycenter #texas #country #raw #fyp
