when you’re watching a movie and u recognize one of the actors in it from somewhere but u haven’t watched any of the movies or shows listed on their imdb

Netflix and *Raise Golden Retriever puppies together*

someone make a meme about how literally every girl uses the dog filter on snapchat to be fake cute

I hate this lmao

someone make a meme on people always tryin to shit on cute harmless things girls do for fun

I can honestly say i’ve never seen a more entertaining ladle.

when I grow up I hope I have a really cool bathtub

Pictures Any Dog Owners Will Understand.

Precious cinnamon buns, too good for this world, too pure.

north carolina has some shit going on

I thought the question and the poll were connected and just sat here for a good solid 5 minutes trying to figure out why such a large portion of North Carolina thinks Hilary Clinton is walking around looking like Voldemort’s weird cousin

Bros Being Jocks

we’re having the time of our lives on The Amazing Race - but can that last forever? tune in next Friday, 8pm on CBS…

Every player searches for their sort of own identity. I don’t know what that’s gonna sound like for me.. today yes, tomorrow - no idea.

Lizzie had the most iconic hairstyles

These all seemed so normal in 2001.

Hunter Hayes Plays: Tons of Songs, Lots of Groove

If there’s one thing that Hunter Hayes is not short of, it’s creativity. The 23-year-old virtuoso (he plays 30 instruments, at last count) claims that he wrote more than 100 songs during the making of his 2014 album, Storyline, and currently has about 250-300 songs in the vault just waiting to be set free. 

Luckily for Hayes – and his vast catalog – he’s not limiting himself to a traditional album release schedule anymore, having announced this year that he’s attempting a digital strategy that allows him to put out individual tunes as often as he would like. “What I’m learning is that’s its fun to put out songs a bit more frequently,” he explains. “It makes me more creatively happy because you don’t have to cram a bunch of writing in and then switch to studio mode and then switch to live mode.

"It’s now more of a fluid circle,” he continues, adding that the procedure allows him to solicit more conversation with fans about what kind of music they want to hear. “It’s been really fun lately just trying kind of a new creative process.”

Hayes showed off two of his latest creations live at the Ram Country studios, giving a taste of his rollicking, playful, and layered sound. We can’t help but hope he releases all 300 songs in the vault, because everything he does just sounds that good.

Hunter Hayes Grooves on Walk the Moon in Exclusive Performance

There’s not too much, creatively speaking, that Hunter Hayes can’t do. The musical phenom is not only one of country’s hottest young stars, he can effortlessly swing into other genres – as evidenced by his playfully rendered acoustic version of Walk the Moon’s infectious hit, “Shut Up and Dance.” 

“The idea of doing a cover was on point with this song,” Hayes says with a laugh before treating the Ram Studios crew to his exclusive performance. He also noted that he’s been sliding the summertime smash into his live shows here and there. 

Be sure to check out our other performances and full interview with Hayes, only here on Ram Country!