Ms. Loretta Would Be So Proud... Love Love Love It... Way To Go Ladies ❤❤❤

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I love the Welcome to Fist City video from my favorite girls! Chapel Hart! We love you!

Loved the video, the song and the great tribute y’all gave Loretta. She would have loved it. I know she was up in heaven watching and listening. Love you gals

From a Texas-born retired Navy Commander, this was wonderful!!

Y’all, if I was single I would be the biggest Chapel Hart groupie you have ever seen!! I love these ladies so much and would love to just spend a day with them cutting up and having fun!! I will be seeing them again tomorrow at Columbus, MS’s annual Fireworks on the Water. We saw them in Meridian, MS last December and got to meet them after the show. The show was amazing and just the few minutes we got to meet them was so fun!! ❤🎶❤️🎶❤️

I loved the video. It was such a great tribute to Loretta Lynn.

@lindafrick1297

8 ай бұрын

Love you all!! Fantastic music!!❤❤❤

love seeing all the behind the scenes footage. Amazing Tribute to an amazing woman, may she rest in peace

Germany greets you three! Hey guys, I love Chapel Hart and the incredibly good music you three do. best wishes

Love you ladies!

Love it! Y’all did Loretta proud❤

You guys are amazing stay safe, & God bless

Love you guys! ❤❤❤❤

❤❤great video. You ladies are awesome.

I love this & love you all! Love your videos so much!

Absolutely LOVED it!

❤❤❤ I love the backstory action. You should be the #1 hottest group in America. Chapel Hart gives off sparks🎉🎉🎉

This video/song should definitely win a cmt award !🎉❤

Love it❤! Great video and tribute to Loretta Lynn. Well done

You Ladies are my new go to! You’re THE BEST

Love all their videos, love to hear them sing❤❤❤

Love this video girls and when y’all were sabotaging that lady it was so funny 😂

Y’all gotta come to Englewood Fl!! So much ❤

Thank you for continuing being creatives and from avoiding the dreaded “get too much fame and loyalty and bands breakup.” It is clear you guys are friends AND that each member is given her chance to shine on your songs. Like most of your fans, we found you on AGT. I am so happy about that. I feel like your team has a similar vision to Weird Al Yankovic. If you don’t know about him, he is worth looking up. (Although he is alive and kicking, he is a performer with most hits in the 80s and 90s). he would take a hit song and make a parody of it. He used the original music track. For example - Michael Jackson wrote BEAT IT while Weird Al released EAT IT. Your idea, of taking popular songs, such as Jolene, and writing a part 2 from a wiser perspective is brilliant. Country music is the perfect genre to do this because country songs nearly always tell a story. I can imagine you doing “next stage” treatment (I have no idea what your composition style is formally called, but I like the idea that the original song is stage one and the follow-ups, timed later in life, are “next stage” stories. While I rarely listen to music, when I do I prefer modern country or pop ballads. I was trying to Imagine some songs that were fabulous in their first stage and have an exit ramp for a “next stage” treatment. My proposed list, in no order, is: 1) Concrete Angel by Martina McBride. The song and musical video pull on everyone’s heartstrings. Woukd they show the child with bruises and passing away in the home, they don’t explain WHO hurt the child, such as a parent or a step-parent or a parent’s boyfriend. The next stage song could be from the innocent parent’s viewpoint - should the bad parent be in prison for life or get the death penalty? While the death penalty punishment is not the victim’s choice, the victim’s voice is powerful and the Courts defer to those wishes. She could write about reconciling her inner desire to scream from the rooftops “Let him Burn” and her strong religious conviction against the death penalty. A separate perspective of the song could come from her teacher who saw the bruises and never reported her suspicions. (Please keep in mind that mandated reporting laws were just starting to be passed in various states and this song helped make that happen); From the teacher’s side, we could hear about her PTSD causing her to be hyper aware of her children’s behavior and in appearance because she feels if she had taken those extra steps to report the child’s bruises and lack of personal hygiene, then she would still be alive and living in her safer home. I have a mental list of these types of songs. I can imagine the Album title as something like “Talk Back” or Next chapter”…. Please continue to refrain from studio pressures to change your unique and highly original approach to country music.

Love y’all!! When y’all coming to Florida?

❤❤❤Great video

What was the name of the woman who played the bad girl? I want to see the other videos she did with chapel hart. Can someone spell her name for me?

@Avrilrevol

7 ай бұрын

Tera Lynne Fister is her name. She's also a singer/songwriter you can look up on KZread. She also was in the "You Can Have Him, Jolene" video, not as Jolene, but as one of Jolene's friends. Jolene in that video was played by singer/songwriter, Sara Spicer, who you can also find on KZread.

@Avrilrevol

7 ай бұрын

Oh and the other video Tera was talking about that has Chapel Hart in it, is her video for her song "I Understand ( I Will Never Understand)

Wow! Answer to Loretta's song!