Kate Upton’s Video For Lady Antebellum’s ‘Bartender’ Makes Country Music Seaxy; Heats Up Screen With ‘Veep’ Star Tony Hale
Kate Upton's video for Lady Antebellum's "Bartender" will bring sexy to country music as the Sports Illustrated model heats up the screen with "Veep" star Tony Hale.
According to E! News, Kate Upton's video with Lady Antebellum features the three members--Hillary Scott (vocalist), Charles Kelley (vocalist) and Dave Haywood (guitars)-along with Tony Hale, who goes head-to-head with the sexy model in a drinking contest.
"With Upton's many sexy magazine shoots, her starring role in the recent flick 'The Other Woman' and now her hilarious cameo in the Lady Antebellum music video, it seems there's nothing this bodacious babe can't do!" the website added.
Kate Upton's video with Lady Antebellum for "Bartender" tells the story about a woman going out with her friends to get wasted over a guy. Tony Hale, meanwhile, plays the bartender who really knows how to entertain his clients. The music video is directed by Shane C. Drake.
Hillary Scott talked to Radio.com about "Bartender" which they wrote with the help of Rodney Clawson.
She said it was the first time that Rodney Clawson had come out on the road to write with them.
"And it was really one of the last songs we wrote for this [new] record that we've been writing for and recording over the past few months. Dave [Haywood] had started the guitar track, and then we started writing the lyrics," Hillary Scott said.
"As a woman, what I'm most proud of about this song from the lyrical standpoint is, this girl is heartbroken and she knows she needs to figure out how to heal her heart and move on. But she's not going to drown in her tears," she added.
Talking about the character that Kate Upton plays, the Lady Antebellum vocalist said: "She's still going to go have fun with her friends, and experience life, and make a new memory, trying to move on from her relationship. And I love that. You're taking your heartbreak by the horns and just saying, 'You know what, it was a part of my life, but let's move on.'"
