Video Voyeur #8: Brad Paisley Trivia Quiz

Answer: Old Alabama

"Old Alabama" was directed by Jim Shea in May 2011. NASCAR drivers Darrell Waltrip, Jeff Gordon, and Rick Hendrick guest starred in the video. In the video's end, Brad Paisley took a car from Jeff Gordon as compensation for paying a speeding ticket that Jeff received. The group Alabama appeared in the video and played one of their songs.

The young boy playing Brad Paisley in the "Song of the South" video is wearing the same shirt that Brad wears in the opening of the video.

Answer: I'm Gonna Miss Her

Brad had first seen Kim Williams on "Father of the Bride". Years later, he talked to her agent about starring in the video. Kim was taping "According to Jim" at the time. After wrapping the video, Kim and Brad dated. The video premiered in April 2002. Brad and Kim married one year later. "I'm Gonna Miss Her" is also known as "The Fishin' Song".

Answer: Letter to Me

"Letter to Me" was filmed at John Marshall High School in Glen Dale, West Virginia. Brad sings in an empty gymnasium while scenes of a high school reunion are interspersed in the video. At the end of the video, a home clip is shown with Brad winning an award.

This "home clip" was shot in real time of a kid that looked similar to Brad Paisley. When asked about the video, Brad referred to it "as the most personal video I've ever done".

Answer: Online

"Online" has guest stars from Jason Alexander and Estelle Harris to Patrick Wharburton. Taylor Swift and Kelly Pickler act as Brad's backup singers in the video. At the time the video was made, Taylor and Kelly were on tour with Brad. "Online" was the first country music video to reach number one on iTunes. It won the Video of the Year in 2007 at the Country Music Association awards.

Answer: Waitin' on a Woman

"Waitin' on a Woman" stars Andy Griffith as an unnamed gentleman who joins Brad on his bench while they wait on their wives. Brad has a one minute scene in the beginning of the video that relates his impatience at Kim who hasn't shown up at the agreed upon spot. The video was shot at Tanger's Outlets in Nags Head, North Carolina. Jim Shea and Peter Tilden directed the music video.

Answer: When I Get Where I'm Going

Brad Paisley, Teresa Earnhardt, Michael Reagan, Dolly Parton, Scott Hamilton, John Carter Cash, and Pixar director John Lasseter appear in this Brad Paisley video to show pictures of loved ones that have passed on. Dolly Parton is heard singing the duet with Brad, but never seen until the end of the video as she holds a picture of her grandfather who has passed on. Jim Shea directed this 2005 video.

Answer: Two People Fell in Love

"Two People Fell in Love" was directed by Deaton-Flanigen Productions. The music video premiered in April 2001.

Answer: She's Everything

A silhouette of Kim is seen as Brad leaves her on the porch to go on tour. Some of his concerts are seen from the crowd's view and from backstage as Brad sings about how important Kim is to him. Scott Scovill directed this 2006 video.

Answer: Little Moments

"Little Moments" was directed by Jim Shea and Peter Tilden in 2003. Several couple ranging in different ages appear in the video speaking of the first time they met while Brad sings against a blue background. At the end of the video, he and wife Kim Paisley have an unedited scene where she refers to never having done of the lines in the song. The scene ends with Kim accidentally hitting him with her sunglasses.

Kim: "I never crashed your truck, ya know."
Brad: "Give it time."

Answer: Celebrity

Brad stars as a singing ingenue on "Celebrity Idol" that is rejected after William Shatner tells him the best part of his song was when it ended. This video marks Jason Alexander and William Shatner's second video with Brad Paisley. "Celebrity" was directed by Peter Zavadil in April 2003.