Hell Right

Blake Shelton is a country music superstar known for his rich baritone voice and numerous chart-topping hits. Born in Ada, Oklahoma, Shelton began his music career in the early 2000s and quickly rose to fame with his debut single "Austin." He has since become a fixture in the country music scene, serving as a coach on the popular TV show "The Voice" and releasing multiple successful albums. Shelton's music often blends traditional country sounds with modern production, appealing to a wide audience of country music fans.

Trace Adkins is a respected country music artist with a deep, resonant voice and a string of hits to his name. Hailing from Sarepta, Louisiana, Adkins made his mark on the country music scene with songs like "Honky Tonk Badonkadonk" and "Ladies Love Country Boys." Known for his tall stature and trademark cowboy hat, Adkins brings a rugged authenticity to his music that has endeared him to fans worldwide. Collaborating with Blake Shelton on the song "Hell Right" brought together two powerhouse voices in country music, creating a chart-topping hit that showcased their talents and shared love for the genre.