That must have stung.
While fans are glad it was not a life-threatening situation, country music artist Riley Green posted the news on TikTok after landing in the hospital this week while hunting.
The 36-year-old country musician disclosed on January 6 that he had to visit the emergency department after stepping on a nail while hunting.
On the video, he said, “I stepped on a nail [and] impaled my foot at the emergency room.” He was sitting in the waiting area with a partner sitting close by, wearing a boot on his good foot.
As Green sat on a gurney, waiting for medical care, the two men appeared to be in a good mood. He even joked, laughing, “When I took my boot off, corn fell all over the floor.” The woman entered and inquired about the origin of all the crops. I got it from my boot. You also don’t want me to remove this other one. These are real-world issues.
In a follow-up video posted on Green’s Instagram Stories and subsequently published on social media, his pal asked a medic when the Different Round Here artist could resume hunting, which is one of his frequent pastimes. In an attempt to resume his favorite activity, hunting, the celebrity responded, “Just hit us with it straight, doc.”
The nurse answered, “Oh, you can go hunting right back.”
#RileyGreenpic.twitter.com/9LPcHx6euS Riley Green’s Hunting Trip Ends in a Startling ER Visit
ABOUT RILEY GREEN
You Look Like You Love Me (featuring Riley Green), Worst Way, Don’t Mind If I Do, Different Round Here, There Was This Girl, I Wish Grandpas Never Died, Change My Mind, and Hell Of A Way To Go are just a few of Riley Green’s successes that have made him a household name in the country music industry.
Holly claims that Green’s fluid, genuine sound makes him stand out as a distinguishing voice in the Lifestyle Country subgenre. tunes like If I Didn’t Wear Boots and Get That Man A Beer, as well as his tunes Behind the Times and Hell of a Way to Go, perfectly encapsulate Southern culture and legacy.
With the hits “There Was This Girl” and “I Wish Grandpas Never Died,” which he played live at the 55th American Country Music Awards, Green achieved platinum status with his debut EP, which he released in 2018 under the Big Machine Label Group.
His collaboration with Thomas Rhett, “Half of Me,” also reached the top of the charts. Visit RileyGreenMusic.com to find out more.
Riley Green performs at Nashville, Tennessee’s Country Radio Seminar on Friday, March 1, 2024. Amy Harris/Invision/AP photoHarris, Amy, Invision, and AP
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