Bubba shout the podcast and that's right. I show a bad country at a time.

Gentlemen, welcome to Bubba Shot The Podcast. I hope y'all feel like a woman, first the facts.

Man, exclamation point. I feel like a woman, exclamation point, is a song by the incomparable

Chennai Twain. It comes from her third studio album, Come On Over. It was written by Twain

and her longtime collaborator and at that time, Husband, this is his name, Robert John

Mutt Lang or Lange, who also produced an entire album. It came out in 1997. It was the eighth

single from the album because the album was a country pop crossover. This one was held

back because of some of the twain in it and they were afraid, Chennai was afraid that

it would be too country to release in the beginning because she was determined to become

essentially a Mariah Carey type figure with this album. I think she came very close to

doing that. I'm not sure she completely accomplished it. The song got a Grammy. Best female

country vocal performance. Best country song on the album, Come On Over. That song. Sorry,

that's the name of the album and the song. It went number one. It was huge. The album

was huge. It is the, let me make sure I read this right. Best selling country music album.

Best selling studio album by a female act. Best selling album of the 90s and the ninth

best selling album of the United States in history. Unreal. This come on over and this

arguably the most famous song from it, I would say, is the ninth or excuse me eighth single

released. Guys, I really don't know where to begin. We've got a lot of stuff to go over

today. Shenai and Mut. Their story is wild. The song is great. We put out a little questionnaire

that went very ravinly that I will get to. I guess first let's start where we usually

start. Let's go with the lyrics and just jump right in. The song opens kind of like

a wrap or something does with almost like a call, like a call in response type thing. Let's

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