Shaboozey Crashes Wedding In Unexpected Way, Floating Past Delighted Newly Weds
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If you’re putting together a wedding, there’s a good chance that Shaboozey‘s “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” might be on the playlist for the wedding reception.
But what if Shaboozey just happened to be there? One couldn’t let an opportunity like that just float on by…
Well, that’s what a couple of newly weds did, literally.
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Watch Shaboozey Float Past An Outdoor Wedding
In a video shared by K. Rose Events, a wedding planner in Southern California, a couple who got married by the Owens River near Mammoth Mountain had a surprise encounter with the country artist.
Mid-ceremony along the river, Shaboozey floated down the river on an inner tube.
Enthusiastically, he stuck out his tongue and waved his arms.
He wasn’t alone either, as a dozen people participating in the third annual Woolly Run — a five-day trip for motorsport enthusiasts — were floating with him.
The happy couple, who has not yet been identified, seemed pretty pleased by the sighting of the country artist, and they stood closer to the river to capture the moment with Shaboozey as they declared their love for one another.
Responding to the uploaded video of his float-by, Shaboozey wrote with a laugh emoji, “CONGRATULATIONS! From Shabozzey and [The Woolly Run] !!”
Watch Shaboozey float past a wedding, here:
The Browns Owen River Campground, where the third annual Woolly Run stayed, posted a photo of Shaboozey posing with some kids who were camping on the grounds.
See that moment, here:
Of course, Shaboozey’s fourth studio album, a cinematic concept album titled The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales, was released on July 31.
The album features Sam Elliott in one of its several interludes, and continues the artist’s obsession with Western drama and aesthetics.
Watch the music video for Shaboozey’s “Cowgirl,” here:
