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Watch Luke Bryan Recall the Stories Behind His Biggest Billboard Hits

Luke Bryan reflects on his biggest Billboard hits and the behind them in this episode of Billboard Chart History.

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It brings back, really, a special time in my career," he tells Billboard Chart History of one of the videos.

Luke Bryan e Billboard estão fazendo uma viagem pela memória, como parte da série Billboard Chart History. Desde o início de sua carreira, Bryan teve 26 músicas escalando o cume da Country Airplay chart da Billboard.

In his video with Billboard, Bryan discusses many of his biggest country chart hits, starting with his first Country Airplay No. 1, 2010’s “Rain Is a Good Thing.” Related Ozzfest Announces 2027 Return With Three-Date U.

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Bryan recalls how the music video conveyed where the Georgia native was in his career at that moment.

While the lighthearted “Rain Is a Good Thing” brought an initial career milestone, Bryan also talks about how the emotional 2014 hit “Drink a Beer” helped give his career new dimension.

Ao longo do vídeo, Bryan relembra mais sucessos, incluindo “Play It Again,” “Country Girl (Shake It For Me),” “Waves,” “I See You,” e “Most People Are Good.”.

Billboard é parte da PMX Global, LLC, uma subsidiária da Penske Media Corporation. © 2026 Billboard Media, LLC.

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