There are a lot of stereotypes about those of us who listen to country music. Of course, we don’t all live in trailers, go to NASCAR races, or cry into our Bud Lights while driving pickup trucks. Nothing wrong with it if you do, I’m just saying we don’t all do that.

But I feel like Brad Paisley has really hit the nail on the head with the so far unreleased song he played for Jimmy Fallon on the Tonight Show. After talking about his pre-show dodge ball ritual with his band, the real  reason for Blake Shelton’s arm injury, and finding material for the CMA Awards, which he’s hosting with Carrie Underwood in November, you’ll hear this song about a first… uh… love.

Man, I can’t wait until he releases this one as a single so we can play it on Slacker’s Nashville Now!

Camila Cabello is on the road with Taylor Swift now, but she just wrapped up her very first headlining tour in Europe, and just released a video tour diary of that time. The mini-doc takes us behind the scenes of her tour, alternating between fan interviews & shots from the stage, with Camila narrating her experience.

"I feel like the never be the same tour has changed my life because this has been my first time really talking to a crowd… really like telling my story & opening up & being vulnerable. And talking about what these songs are about, who I am, how I feel, how I felt before in my life. How I react to heartbreak & hurt. I think it’s the most vulnerable I’ve ever been, and I’ve always been, like, even though it doesn’t seem like it, when it comes to public speaking & talking to people I’ve always been really really painfully shy… I think that this has changed my life in the sense that I feel so safe in this environment. I feel so loved with the people that I love all around me – my fans all around me – that it does feel like when I’m talking to the crowd, I’m talking to my friends."

Check out the clip above to get a feel for Camila, and tune in to the MTV VMAs tonight (Monday, August 20th) to see if she takes home the Artist of The Year moonman!

You can prep for the awards with Slacker’s The Twenty: MTV VMAs station!