Carrie Underwood shares throwback video: 'How it started, how it's going'
The singer is traveling back in time to the '90s.
Carrie Underwood is traveling back in time to the '90s.
Over the weekend, the superstar shared a throwback video of her cover of Patty Loveless' hit "Blame It on Your Heart," which was filmed in her tween years.
Dressed in a Garth Brooks-esque half-black, half-white shirt, a young Underwood stands in front of a green screen, showing off her impressive vocal chops and hamming it up for the camera as she sings the lyrics that tell off a cheating lover.
She then pans to a clip of her singing the classic '90s country track onstage at the Grand Ole Opry as part of "Opry Live: Opry Loves the '90s" special that recently aired on the Circle Network.
"How it started, How it's going," she captioned the vintage clip.
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"Omg I love this so much," commented Underwood's former tour mate, Jennifer Wayne of Runaway June, with a heart eyes emoji.
Underwood will return to the Opry on July 30 to perform a special tribute to Barbara Mandrell in honor of her 50th anniversary as an Opry member.