I Like The Sound Of That - Commentary

It's kind of interesting when you think about where Rascal Flatts

Is in their career. They have a song out called "How They

Remember You." They are winding down as they celebrate 20 years

As a band. And so I did ask them, "What would you hope your legacy

In country music is? How do you want people to remember you?"

I think it's an awesome question, and, um, I think we've been working

On that for the past 20 years, I really do. I think a lot of the

Times throughout the past 20 years, it's something we weren't

Thinking about, though. And I think that some of the most special

Moments, and some of the most special music we created was the

Ones we're just, like, living in the moment, and just being artists

And being a band, and living out this amazing journey that's got

Us to now. But I would hope that when we do lay it down, that

The fans, um, remember us for being true to ourselves and making

Music that is hopefully impactful, and music that'll live out

Way longer than what we can ever tour for, or be a part of. Most

Importantly, though, is the charitable aspect of what Rascal Flatts

Has been able to do. We've been so blessed beyond belief, and to

Be able to give back to our main charity, the Vanderbilt Children's

Hospital in Nashville, is the real legacy piece for us. So

Hopefully, that is remembered as well, and, uh, most importantly

Yeah, if you didn't know, Rascal Flatts, throughout their career

They helped donate over three million dollars to Vanderbilt

Children's Hospital, and the hospital actually honored them

By naming the surgery wing the Rascal Flatts Surgery Wing

So, I'm thinking if you're going to leave a legacy behind

That is a pretty impressive one. This is "I Like the Sound

Of That" off 20 Years of Rascal Flatts: The Greatest Hits