Fans Are 'Obsessed' With Kane Brown's New Music Video Teaser Featuring His Daughters

Kane Brown is quickly becoming everyone's favorite girl dad.

The country crooner recently gave fans a sneak peek at his newest music release, and it appears to have been inspired by his two girls, Kingsley Rose, 4, and Kodi Jane, 2, who he shares with wife Katelyn Brown. The pair has also added a third child to their family, welcoming son Krewe Allen in June.

This week, Kane put his love for her daughters on full display in a new social media video, which appeared to be a promotion for his new song, presumably titled, "Backseat Driver."

The wholesome clip posted to Instagram on Monday, Sept. 30, shows the "Thank God" crooner snuggling and playing around with his two daughters, while the lyrics to the new song paint a sweet picture about his life as a dad.

In the lyrics, Kane, 30, sing, "My whole world wasn't over that dash / It was back there buckled in / Saying 'Daddy look there's a plane in the sky' / 'Are we there yet?' / 'Did you just see that dog run by?' / 'Do squirrels have houses in the trees?' / 'Why would God put a stinger on a honeybee?' / It's crazy all the things she sees on the side of the road / Out of that window beside her / I wish I could be more like her / My little danglin' feet, pretty in pink backseat driver."

In the caption, the country artist wrote, "My back seat drivers 🙏🏽."

Kane's fans, who were already in love with his visible devotion to his family, became even more obsessed with the "Miles On It" singer after seeing the precious clip.

"The love you have for your kids is one of your best qualities. ❤️" one of his followers wrote in the comments on Monday's post, while someone else said they were simply "Obsessed" with the clip.

"This song is so 🔥 Literally all about paying attention to what them beautiful babies say Kane 🙌 RELEASE it! ❗️"someone else implored.

Another user said the country star is "really doing a number on me" with the super sweet video.

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