Redferrin Learned To Ride A Bull For His New Video

Redferrin’s ‘Crazy’ Music Video Thumbnail(Credit: YouTube/Warner Records Nashville)

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American country singer-songwriter Blake Redferrin – best known mononymously by his surname – could have taken the easy way out.

He could have released an AI video or had an animated video created of himself riding a bull. But, as one of his latest tracks is called Crazy, he had to channel a little bit of crazy of his own for his new music video.

Nashville.com notes that the Tennessee native learned how to ride a bull, courtesy of rodeo veteran J.B. Mauney.

The music video for Crazy was filmed in the Texas countryside and showcases Redferrin learning the basics of bull riding from his new mentor. J.B. Mauney is a highly successful rodeo star, having been named the PBR World Champion in 2013 and 2015, and has developed a reputation as one of the greatest bull riders of all time.

Redferrin has described his bull riding lessons as a “bucket list” achievement. Before launching his music career, the singer made a name for himself in professional motocross, riding dirt bikes on tracks and chasing adrenaline. With that history, learning to ride a bull had to be easy, right?

The gritty video, packed with lessons in bull riding, can be watched below.

Crazy features on Redferrin’s debut album, Been There Done That, released earlier this month via Warner Records Nashville.

Redferrin made his Australian debut last March, appearing at Meatstock Festival in Bendigo and Toowoomba, and hosting headline shows in Sydney, Newcastle, and Melbourne. You can check out Countrytown’s recent interview with the rising star here.

Along with the release of his highly anticipated debut album, Redferrin has enjoyed great success following a string of impressive singles.

This year alone, he’s unveiled the standout numbers, including If I Was California, Have You Now, and the West Coast-inspired collaboration, Palm Trees, featuring rapper Wiz Khalifa.