Tim McGraw’s Daughter Audrey to Star in “7500 OBO” Video; His First Music Video Since 2018

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August 10, 2021 8:14 am

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Tim McGraw will release his first music video since 2018 for the new single “7500 OBO,” off his 2020 release Here on Earth (Big Machine Records).

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Featuring the acting debut by McGraw and wife Faith Hill’s youngest daughter Audrey McGraw, the video premieres Friday, Aug. 13 (6 pm ET) and will be followed by a YouTube Premium exclusive afterparty, featuring a chat with McGraw and directors Alexa and Stephen Kinigopoulos, and a performance.

Singing Got an ’06 stick-shift, dark blue F-150 in good condition / Got 119,000 miles, only five on the new transmission / It’s got leather seats, a sunroof / It’s sittin’ on 33s, it runs smooth / It’ll get ya from A to B, but not from me / ’Cause every time I turn that key, I see her, the soulful country-pop track, written by Matt McGinn, Jennifer Schott, and Nathan Spicer, “7500 OBO” tells the tale of a 2006 blue Ford F-150 that he has to part with because of the memories connected to the car.

“7500 OBO” is also a subtle continuation of McGraw’s 1998 crossover “Where the Green Grass Grows” and even gives a nod to the older single in chorus Shotgun ridin’ down a two-lane road / Just drivin’ around with no place to go / Us singin’ along to ‘Where The Green Grass Grows.’

Here on Earth was also re-released in spring 2021 with an additional set of songs as an Ultimate Edition.

In addition to Here on Earth, McGraw and Hill will also star in the upcoming 1883, a prequel to the TV series Yellowstone, which follows the Dutton family—with McGraw and Hill portraying the family patriarch and matriarch, James and Margaret Dutton—as they travel west for a better life in Montana.