Kevin Fowler

Some of country music's biggest hitmakers have cut songs that make fun of the genre they love.

Kevin Fowler doesn't exactly bite the hand that feeds him in his new video for "Sellout Song," but he does give it a playful slap.

Kevin Fowler's 'If I Could Make a Livin' Drinkin'' isn't just any old song on the record. In fact, in this video exclusive to ToC, the Texas singer describes it as the Kevin Fowler song on 'How Country Are Ya?' And it isn't just because he claims it's autobiographical. Fans can find out why this track is so important and listen to the funny song in its entirety.

Kevin Fowler's catchy No. 1 hit 'How Country Are Ya?' languished, as the singer couldn't get past the chorus and the "Yep" that comes between each lyric. In this video exclusive to Taste to Country, Fowler shares how two members of Blackjack Billy moved the title track along during the songwriting process. Fans can also listen to the song in its entirety below.

'Love Song' is Kevin Fowler's newest single. The fun track from 'How Country Are Ya?' was actually written a few years ago -- in fact, the singer had forgotten about it. In this video exclusive, fans can hear Fowler's explanation for the title before listening to the song in its entirety.

Most love song videos may have you envisioning stargazing, romantic kisses and candlelight dinners, but Kevin Fowler's 'Love Song' music video is anything but typical.

The title track from Kevin Fowler's upcoming seventh studio album asks a question the Texas singer is proud to answer. During 'How Country Are Ya?' Fowler is pushed by a cutie at the bar to prove his country credibility. The music video -- available for the first time via this Taste of Country exclusive premiere -- is his unique and comical response.