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Luke Combs Never Thought Singing Could Be His Job: "I'll Never Be Garth Brooks"

Luke Combs is one of the biggest country stars in the world, but he's revealing something shocking—he never thought singing could actually be a real job. In an exclusive interview with Willie Geist for Sunday TODAY, the country superstar gets honest about his mindset before making it big.

In this video, we cover:
✅ Luke's shocking admission: He never thought singing was a realistic career
✅ Despite singing "all the time," he never considered it could be his job
✅ His "famous planet" theory: Celebrities lived in a different reality
✅ Coming from a working-class family and being told to "chase your dreams"
✅ Luke's realistic interpretation: "Chase your dreams...within reason"
✅ His dad's honest take: "You'll never be Garth Brooks"
✅ The incredible twist: "And damn, it happened though"
✅ His massive success: Multiple #1 hits, Grammy noms, CMA Awards

In the Sunday Sitdown interview airing February 1st, Willie Geist asked Luke Combs if he ever thought performing could be an actual job. Luke's answer? "You know, no, as crazy as that sounds."

The "Forever After All" singer explained: "I kick myself all the time, like, 'How did I not put this together sooner?' All I did was sing all the time, and never one time was I like, 'Maybe I could sing for a living.' I don't know, I guess in my mind it was like, 'Well, I mean, that's not something you do. It's not a job you can have.'"

Luke explained that growing up, he thought famous musicians like Alan Jackson "live on 'famous planet,' and I'm on 'not-famous planet,' and they beam all the famous stuff down to Earth." He couldn't conceptualize that being a musician was actually someone's real job.

Coming from a working-class North Carolina family, Luke's parents told him to "chase your dreams," but he interpreted that as "chase your dreams within reason." He thought maybe he'd open a restaurant or "just stick to banking."

His parents encouraged his singing and were proud, "But it wasn't like my dad was like, 'Hey slugger, you'll be Garth Brooks one day, man.'" In fact, his dad said the opposite: "You'll never be Garth Brooks." Luke adds with amazement: "And no slack to him. How often does that happen? It doesn't happen. And damn, it happened though."

Today, Luke Combs has multiple #1 country hits including "When It Rains It Pours," "Beautiful Crazy," and his cover of "Fast Car." He has three Grammy nominations, multiple CMA Awards (including Entertainer of the Year), CMT Music Awards, and ACM Awards. His new album "The Way I Am" drops March 20th via Sony Music Nashville.

From thinking he'd stick to banking to becoming country music royalty—Luke Combs' journey is proof that sometimes the impossible actually happens.

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