Walker Hayes is a man of his word, even when it comes at the expense of being a good neighbor. With "Fancy Like" hitting No. 1 on country airplay charts this week, the singer made good on a promise he ...

Powered by a homemade TikTok dance video, the irresistible song has turned into a national craze, leaving the singer-songwriter baffled — and delighted Nancy Kruh is a Nashville-based writer-reporter ...

When Mobile native Walker Hayes appeared on the Today show in June, hosts Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush referred to his hit song “Fancy Like” as “the song of the summer.” (After his own success on TikTok, ...

"Fancy Like" found me like a thief in the night on a recent Sunday. While watching a routine football game on ESPN, a commercial appeared, featuring a whole litany of people doing a TikTok dance to a ...

Walker Hayes has given date night a whole new meaning! The country crooner’s recent single “Fancy Like” has dominated sound waves and reached beyond his wildest expectations, with the help of his ...

PEOPLE offers an exclusive peek behind the scenes as the artist's entire family appears in the hilarious music video: "An absolute blast" Nancy Kruh is a Nashville-based writer-reporter for PEOPLE.

Country star Walker Hayes is surprised to be earning the Sync of the Year award from Variety for “Fancy Like,” as part of this year’s Hitmakers event. But that’s only because he’s still a little ...

Walker Hayes will bring "Fancy Like" and his catalog of catchy, pop-friendly country songs to stages across America in 2022. The Fancy Like Tour begins Jan. 27 in Grand Rapids, Mich., with dates ...

When Walker Hayes and his family of six are out and about, he’ll often put their dinner destination to a vote. “If we’re on a road trip, I address the whole car: ‘Do you guys want Sonic, you want ...

In the age of cord-cutting and ad-free subscription services, the mass culture experience of sitting through television ads, those once-universal generational touchstones (WAZZAAA! Less filling! Where ...

Amy McCarthy is a former reporter at Eater, focusing on pop culture, policy and labor, and only the weirdest online trends. It’s possible that you remember the first time you heard it. Maybe it was on ...