Luke Bryan’s got a lot going on. He’s on his huge What Makes You Country Tour, he’s signed on for another season as a judge on American Idol, he just opened a bar/restaurant in downtown Nashville – and celebrated with a free concert in the middle of the street – and he’s got a family at home he tries to spend as much time as possible with.

It’s no wonder, then, that things don’t always go as smoothly as they could when the camera is pointed at him.

Throw in some Jon Pardi trying to charge $100 to see Luke shirtless, Morgan Wallen, a smiling cameraman (apparently) and a few f-bombs, and you’ve got this video you’ll probably want to watch more than once:

A couple days ago I was chilling and being lazy when my homie, Gang, hit me up with a message.
 
“Yo DuDE!~ Have you seen the metal duo on Sing!?”
 
Like any person would, after receiving such a well written piece, I wrote back:
 
“What?” with a well-placed gif of Ryan Reynalds  looking confused.
 
Little did I know that would start the chain reaction that would be my friend explaining what Sing! China is for 35 minutes. Apparently, Sing! China is a rebranded version of the popular singing show “The Voice” that follows the exact beats from the 4 celebrity coaches down to the spinning chairs. It is, from what I was told, a very popular show. On the most recent episode they had probably the most interesting duo hit the stage. Introducing Huang Anqi and Liu Anqi, a metal duo that go by the name Double Angel, that absolutely killed it on Sing! China!!! Their performance was full of solid vocal work, hooks, and death growls. I actually had to go back and listen to it a few times. Unsurprisingly they got a 4 chair turn (which is a good thing if you do not watch The Voice) securing their place in the completion.
 
I hope Double Angel gets far in the competition, because they have a new won over fan here in the US that wants them to win!
 
See for yourself!

2018 has been a pretty epic year for Marshmello – not only has he scored hits with Anne-Marie, Logic & Bastille, he’s also teamed up with notorious gamer Ninja to win the Fortnite Pro-Am and launched a series of cooking videos on YouTube. Plus he just CRUSHED the American Ninja Warrior obstacle course.

Check out the video above to see the superstar DJ & producer cruise through the course like it’s nothing, stopping to do little celebratory dances after completing the trickiest portions.

Marshmello’s identity has never been fully confirmed, although he’s widely believed to be the alter-ego of another DJ, Chris Comstock or Dotcom. Forbes published their definitive unmasking last year. But that hasn’t stopped Marshmello from continuing to have fun with his secret identity. He posted a photo of Will Ferrell taking off the signature helmet to his Instagram over the summer, and allowed Shawn Mendes to borrow the setup for a gag at the MMVAs.

So the question is, with his packed schedule and seemingly unending array of talents, how do we know that’s REALLY him under the mask running the ANW course? What do you think?