SCOTTY McCREERY DEBUTS THIS IS IT LYRIC VIDEO ON THURSDAY FOLLOWING NUPTIALS

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Singer-Songwriter, Scotty McCreery once named Country Music's Hottest Bachelor is now a married man.

To celebrate, Scotty’s sharing the brand new lyric video for his current single, This Is It tomorrow (Thursday 21st June at 12pm ET (11am CT) on his Facebook page and Twitter feed.

The heartfelt song is a blueprint of Scotty’s marriage proposal to Gabi Dugal, his high school sweetheart and now, wife. The This Is It lyric video visually transports viewers to the scenic mountains of North Carolina where Scotty popped the once-in-a-lifetime question using artistic visuals to bring the lyrics written by Scotty, Frank Rogers and Aaron Eshuis to life.

A special sneak preview of the lyric video will be posted today on his socials at 12pm ET (11am CT).

Scotty and Gabi who met in kindergarten in Garner, North Carolina and began dating during their senior year in high school, were married Saturday 16th June in the mountains of their home state in front of their family and friends - the exact setting the song details.
PEOPLE shared an exclusive photo from Scotty’s wedding festivities online just minutes after he and his new wife exchanged vows.
Fans can see more pictures from the celebration when People Magazine hits stands tomorrow.
The stunning photos of the bride and groom were taken by Krista Stevens and Amber Beasley of Six Foot Photography.

This Is It is one of several songs on Scotty’s current album, Seasons Change that was inspired by his new bride.
Scotty co-wrote all 11 songs on the album which debuted at Number 1 on the Billboard Country Albums Chart selling more than 40,000 units in its first week when it was released in March.
The lyric video was created and produced by Scotty’s label, Triple Tigers Records.​

You can follow Scotty on his Social Media

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