Blake Shelton Goes Viral for Outrageous New Song “I’m Planting My Seed”—Country Icon Sparks Internet Frenzy with Raunchy Double Meanings, Tractor Antics, and Classic Backwoods Humor in Wild Farmyard Performance

Blake Shelton is once again proving he’s the king of country and comedy. In a side-splitting viral video, the “God’s Country” singer took a break from the big stage to hit the dirt—literally—singing a cheeky original tune titled “I’m Planting My Seed” while working the fields. With his guitar strapped on and a grin plastered across his face, Shelton delivered lyrics packed with not-so-subtle double entendres that had fans howling. Dressed in his farming gear and oozing his trademark charm, Blake’s video has taken over social media, reminding everyone why he’s one of the most beloved (and hilarious) stars in country music.

You won’t believe the lyrics—or the laughter—watch the full performance now and see why fans are calling this Shelton’s funniest moment yet! 👇👇👇

“Got my old friend out of the barn today!!! It’s Kubota time people,” Shelton wrote.

Blake Shelton; Photo Courtesy of Instagram

Farmer Blake Shelton is at it again! The country superstar is busy planting seeds on his sprawling Oklahoma farm and he once again took to social media to commemorate the occasion.

Seed Planting

In a new video shared on social media, Shelton takes fans along for the seed planting process in a hilarious way.

“Got my old friend out of the barn today!!! It’s Kubota time people. Kubota time….,” Shelton captioned the brief clip.

In the video, the “No Body” singer is seen riding a Kubota tractor on the fields of his ranch as he jokingly sings a song, which appears to be a parody of the 4 Non Blondes’ hit, “What’s Up.”

“We’re doing it baby,” he shouts.

He later begins to sing, “I’m writing this song as I’m planting my seed. I ain’t got time to stop and I might’ve just peed.”

Blake Shelton; Photo Courtesy of Instagram

Frequent Farmer

Despite being a world-renowned star, Shelton’s heart remains firmly rooted in the land he calls home. He often shares videos from his farm where he grows vegetables and flowers. Most recently, Shelton began work on his fall food plots.

“It’s Kubota time my friends… #farming,” Shelton wrote in a post dated August 17.

In the video, he says: “It is time to prepare the fall food plots, yee haw!  I’m sure there’s a lot of really smart people out there that are saying ‘but Blake it’s too soon to be preparing your fall food plots’ and to those people I say ‘so.’”

Parody of Gwen Stefani While On The Farm

Prior to readying his farm for fall seeding, Shelton removed a dead tree from his property as he switched up some of the lyrics to his wife Gwen Stefani’s single, “True Babe.”

“Playing the SHIT out of @gwenstefani‘s new song “True Babe”!!! Even writing new lyrics!!” Shelton captioned the clip.

“Take the truck and cut up this tree, up this tree,” he sings in the video.

Blake Shelton wrapped his Back to the Honky Tonk Tour earlier this year. The trek, which featured support from Carly Pearce and Jackson Dean, kicked off on February 16 and ran through March 25.

While his tour may be over, Shelton has a few dates left on the books for the remainder of the year. On September, 16, he’s slated to headline Coastal Country Jam in Long Beach California. He’s also scheduled to perform at Boots in the Park in Tempe, Arizona on September 23. He’ll ring in the new year in Thackerville, Oklahoma at the WinStar World Casino on December 31.

Blake Shelton; Photo Courtesy of The Voice/NBC

Exits The Voice, Performing At Festivals

Blake Shelton wrapped his time on The Voice this spring, but he has plenty to keep him busy.

On top of his stepdad duties to Gwen Stefani’s three sons, his show, Barmageddon, is set to return for a second season. Details surrounding season two of the show have yet to be announced, however, Old Red Nashville was recently closed for Barmageddon filming.

Blake Shelton; Photo Courtesy of Ole Red

Additionally, Blake Shelton is currently nominated for four trophies at the inaugural People’s Choice Country Awards, which will take place at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville on Thursday, September 28.

At the event, Shelton will also honor Toby Keith as he presents his fellow Oklahoma native with the Country Icon Award.