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4 of the Best Country Music Videos of All Time

Who doesnโ€™t love a good music video? Itโ€™s the cherry on top for any great song. And country music videos can be a real treat. Letโ€™s take a look at four of the best country music videos of all time! Just keep in mind that this isnโ€™t an exhaustive list; there are simply too many great country music videos out there to fit on this list.

1. โ€œGoodbye Earlโ€ by The Chicks (Formerly The Dixie Chicks)

Before The Chicks took a break from country music after their notorious political scandal, they released the iconic music video for โ€œGoodbye Earlโ€ in 2000. The song itself was a hit at the time and followed an abused woman and her friend in their attempt to cut short the life of the formerโ€™s abuser. Despite the touchy subject matter, the music video was great. It had an almost punk-rock vibe to it.

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2. โ€œBefore He Cheatsโ€ by Carrie Underwood

The mid-2000s was a very specific era of country music. Carrie Underwoodโ€™s โ€œBefore He Cheatsโ€ was just one song in an ocean of other songs about post-breakup rage and getting revenge on cheating men. Still, the song and accompanying music video are some of the most well-known examples of the trend. It was filmed at Nashville Printerโ€™s Alley, a hotspot for new country musicians to score their big break.

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3. โ€œMan! I Feel Like A Woman!โ€ by Shania Twain

This well-produced country music video accompanied one of the biggest country songs of the turn of the century: โ€œMan! I Feel Like A Woman!โ€ This 1997 hit was Shania Twainโ€™s biggest song to date, and the music video for the song was just as energetic as the track itself.

4. โ€œDrunk On A Planeโ€ by Dierks Bentley

This music video didnโ€™t exactly age well. However, it was a huge hit when it first came out in 2014. Itโ€™s one of the most well-known country music videos of its era, complete with a fun-loving crowd, copious amounts of alcohol, slapstick comedy, and a twee love interest. Ah, the 2010s.

Photo via YouTube/”Goodbye Earl” by The Chicks music video

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