Show Britney Spears Caught Duo during recent visit to Las Vegas
who would have guessed that Florida Georgia Line are Britney Spears fans?
They say what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, but Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard
spilled the beans on one of his last trips to Sin City for the last Music Awards. And some of the things that displease me.
who would have guessed that Florida Georgia Line are Britney Spears fans?
They say what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, but Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard
spilled the beans on one of his last trips to Sin City for the last Music Awards. And some of the things that displease me.
While in town to attend the awards ceremony, Florida Georgia Line came to enjoy something many artists do not usually get to do when attending major events in Las Vegas. In fact they came to take advantage of some downtime to attend one of the famous shows there.
Yes, the country's hottest duo hit up residence Spears show at Planet Hollywood and apparently received the royal treatment bills and Brit-Brit field, especially his love of a father, Jamie Spears.
"His father was running around us, caring for us," said Kelley. "The show was amazing. Incredible at all levels of production and entertainment, man. I think she crossed out every little emotion and I could do. It was a great night."
Well, she is not called the Princess of Pop for nothing, guys.
His favorite song of the night? His first single, "Baby One More Time".
"That's a classic oldie, man," Hubbard said. "That was very ill."
Yes, the country's hottest duo hit up residence Spears show at Planet Hollywood and apparently received the royal treatment bills and Brit-Brit field, especially his love of a father, Jamie Spears.
"His father was running around us, caring for us," said Kelley. "The show was amazing. Incredible at all levels of production and entertainment, man. I think she crossed out every little emotion and I could do. It was a great night."
Well, she is not called the Princess of Pop for nothing, guys.
His favorite song of the night? His first single, "Baby One More Time".
"That's a classic oldie, man," Hubbard said. "That was very ill."




