Redferrin’s ‘Crazy’ Music Video Thumbnail<\/span>(Credit: YouTube\/Warner Records Nashville)<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n American country singer-songwriter Blake Redferrin<\/strong> \u2013 best known mononymously by his surname \u2013 could have taken the easy way out.<\/p>\n He could have released an AI video or had an animated video created of himself riding a bull. But, as one of his latest tracks is called Crazy<\/em>, he had to channel a little bit of crazy of his own for his new music video.<\/p>\n Nashville.com<\/em><\/a> notes that the Tennessee native learned how to ride a bull, courtesy of rodeo veteran J.B. Mauney<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The music video for Crazy <\/em>was filmed in the Texas countryside and showcases Redferrin <\/strong>learning the basics of bull riding from his new mentor. J.B. Mauney is a highly successful rodeo star, having been named the PBR World Champion<\/strong> in 2013 and 2015, and has developed a reputation as one of the greatest bull riders of all time.<\/p>\n Redferrin has described his bull riding lessons as a \u201cbucket list\u201d achievement. Before launching his music career, the singer made a name for himself in professional motocross, riding dirt bikes on tracks and chasing adrenaline. With that history, learning to ride a bull had to be easy, right?<\/p>\n The gritty video, packed with lessons in bull riding, can be watched below.<\/p>\n Crazy <\/em>features on Redferrin\u2019s debut album, Been There Done That<\/em>, released earlier this month via Warner Records Nashville<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Redferrin made his Australian debut last March, appearing at Meatstock Festival<\/strong> in Bendigo and Toowoomba, and hosting headline shows in Sydney, Newcastle, and Melbourne. You can check out Countrytown<\/em>\u2019s recent interview with the rising star here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Along with the release of his highly anticipated debut album, Redferrin has enjoyed great success following a string of impressive singles. <\/p>\n Join our community with our FREE weekly newsletter<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n This year alone, he\u2019s unveiled the standout numbers, including If I Was California, Have You Now<\/em>, and the West Coast-inspired collaboration, Palm Trees<\/em>, featuring rapper Wiz Khalifa<\/strong>.<\/p>\n![\"More](\"https:\/\/media.themusic.com.au\/images\/standard\/Artists\/R\/redferrin\/2411-redferrin-press-shot.250x250.webp\")
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