Country singer Tyler Hubbard is sharing insights into his latest music project and its significance to him. In a recent interview, the 39-year-old artist discussed his involvement with “The Chosen” television series and how it brought the stories of the Bible to life for his children. He expressed how the show sparked many discussions about Jesus and the events of his life.
According to Hubbard, the show helps his children understand biblical stories better, demonstrating the show’s high production quality and accuracy. This connection allows them to reference these stories in the Bible while experiencing them with their children. Hubbard, who gained recognition as part of the country duo Florida Georgia Line, finds this experience particularly special.
Hubbard and his family have embraced watching the series together as a tradition. It has provided his children with a deeper understanding of the gospel and Jesus’ life. Hubbard eagerly accepted the opportunity to write a song for “The Chosen,” considering it a unique and meaningful project.
He stated, “It was a great experience to create a faith-based song with genuine meaning.” Ultimately, “The Chosen” team appreciated the song, leading to its inclusion in the upcoming sixth season’s soundtrack.
The song, “All I Need Is You,” debuted on August 7 as the first single from a new album inspired by the show. This album, developed by 5&2 Studios and Capitol Christian Music Group, is set to release in the fall.
Beyond music, Hubbard shared a unique personal experience that occurred during a recent fishing trip with his family. He recounted how he accidentally embedded a fishhook in his head while casting, which required assistance from his wife to remove.
While in a remote location without immediate medical assistance, Hubbard relied on his wife’s help to dislodge the hook. Despite suggestions to seek professional help, they managed the situation together. This incident resonated with many of his Instagram followers, who shared similar experiences in the comments.
In a video uploaded to Instagram, his wife Hayley documented the incident, showing the family’s interactions during the fishhook removal and capturing the children’s concerned questions.
Many of his followers found the event relatable, with some sharing their own fishing mishaps. Hayley also posted a video highlighting their overall enjoyable camping trip, humorously noting an intention to avoid future accidents with fishhooks.