These 5 Handsome Farmer Brothers Singing A Parody Of “Friends In Low Places” Will Make Your Day

Jul 02, 2018

Canada seems like an arctic tundra year-round to us Americans, but during the summer months Canadian farmers can get a lot done! Luke, J.J., Ty, Brock, and Dusty Hunter are 5 Canadian brothers who are farmers, but they are also very talented singers, too! The brothers were raised in a musical home where they have been singing gospel for years. Only recently did they decide to officially form a band called Hunter Brothers. What started out as a side gig to earn a little extra money for their family farm and have some fun turned into an opportunity for them to tour around Canada and even parts of the US!

In an interview with FYI Music News, the youngest Hunter brother, Ty, recalls practicing in the basement whenever they weren't farming. To get to concert locations, the family would have to drive through the night after a long work week just to have the chance to sing. Ty says, “Those days were insanely busy, but worth every second.”

Their debut album Getaway was released last year and they recently released the single "Those Were The Nights." Although their careers have just begun, their band has already been featured on the billboard charts. Although we can't expect any more new music soon, the brothers have given us a hilarious parody of “Friends in Low Places.”

The Hunter Brothers use the conditions in their home of Saskatchewan, which has been going through a drought, as fodder for their fun song. Although you might be think this is a silly video to laugh at, you'll be surprised to hear that the song is actually really good! Check out the Hunter Brothers sing their hilarious parody of “Friends in Low Places” so you can hear how clever and talented they are yourself!

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