Florida Georgia Linetook the royal road to the2018 CMT Awards.
The opening sketch of the show was a parody of theroyal wedding coverage, which saw the pair ride through the streets of Nashville in a horse-drawn carriage (withTrace Adkinsat coachman!) while dressed to the nines.
Tyler HubbardandBrian Kelleywaved at the crowd on the street while donning white gloves and uttering “Cheerio” in their most regal fashion.
“Brother, I feel a little bit posh,” Kelley says. “Indeed,” Hubbard responds in a faux British accent.
“And I like it,” Kelley exclaims before asking his musical partner if anyone has ever told him he looks likePrince Harry.
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“Man, I get that all the time,” Hubbard responds, “but you’re starting to look likePrince William.”
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Kelley then pulls off his hat to reveal a bald spot where his hair used to be.
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Later in the night, the “H.O.L.Y” singers won the award for CMT performance of the year for their rendition of “Everybody” with theBackstreet Boysat CMT Crossroads. The musical duo are nominated for three more awards throughout the night.
The opening sketch was star-studded event, featuringBlake Sheltonas a news anchor,Kelsea Ballerinias an enthusiastic member of a Bachelorette party, and Darius Rucker asQueen Elizabeth II, resplendent in an outfit almost identical to the monarch’s yellow and purple number from Prince Harry andMeghan Markle‘s big day.
Jake Owen, Dustin Lynch, and Jon Pardi also made an appearance, pretending to be Bachelorettes in Nashville sporting neon pink shirts.
The 2018 CMT Music Awards are broadcast live from Nashville on Wednesday, June 6 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CMT.
source: people.com
