Dylan Scott Celebrates “Can’t Have Mine” Going No. 1

Dylan Scott has a lot to celebrate this week. The country singer has scored the third No. 1 song of his career with "Can't Have Mine."

Scott's "Can't Have Mine" is the second track to go No. 1 from his sophomore album, Livin' My Best Life, following his previous single, "New Truck." The 33-year-old's first-ever No. 1, "My Girl," came from his self-titled debut project in 2017.

Scott posted a video to his social media accounts sharing the news with his adorable children: his son, Beckett, and his daughter, Finley Gray. They individually replied, "Good," while Scott shouted, "It's freaking great!"

The country hitmaker has since released a stripped-down acoustic version of the track, "Can't Have Mind (Find You A Girl)." The song which he co-wrote alongside Matt Alderman, Josh Melton, and Dallas Wilson, pays tribute to his real-life romance with his wife, Blair.

Earlier this month, Scott posted to Instagram, "MAN! “Can’t Have Mine” is officially a PLATINUM RECORD!!!! 1,000,000 SOLD!!! Thank you to everyone who has been listening since DAY ONE! #riaatopcertified."

The lyrics include, "Find you a girl that leaves you speechless / Gets wild on the town but still loves Jesus / One that's worth the wait even when she ain't on time / Find you a girl that loves her daddy / And talkin' 'bout babies makes her happy / Yeah, take it from me, that's the kind you need to find / You just can't have mine."

Most recently, Scott teamed up with fellow singer-songwriter Dylan Marlowe for a track titled "Boys Back Home." Marlowe asked Scott to join him for the song after he enlisted him for his first tour.

Scott is gearing up for his final three tour dates of the year on his headlining 'This Town's Been Too Good To Us' Tour in Portland, Maine (11/30), Boston, Massachusetts (12/1), and Sayreville, NJ (12/2) with special guests Matt Schuster and Tayler Holder.

Today is National Sunglasses Day, and when sunglasses grace the face of a country superstar, it makes them look even cooler. Yeah, it's actually a scientific fact that sunglasses make people look more attractive.

A couple of examples of this fact come from National Today. They say that shades offer a symmetry structure to your face. They added that no face is perfectly symmetrical, but sunglasses hide that. Sunglasses also add an air of mystery: when you cannot see someone's eye movements, they appear more mysterious.

Sunglasses first became popular in the 1920s when movie stars of the day started to wear them. It wasn't until 1937 when Ray-Ban Aviator sunglasses became the hottest accessory for celebrities and the rest of society. The original glasses featured a plastic frame with the now classic Aviator shape. The sunglasses were remodeled with a metal frame the following year and rebranded as the Ray-Ban Aviator. However, sunglasses were first created by the Chinese, who started to tint eyeglasses in the 12th century.

Country stars, like movie stars, have often worn sunglasses. Eric Church added the accessory to his style and brand as a permanent fixture when he released his Chief album in 2011, donning aviator sunglasses on the cover. Church is not often seen without his signature sunglasses wherever he is appearing on stage, on TV, or on red carpets. Country icon Hank Williams Jr. also started wearing sunglasses as a permanent look after an accident damaged his face.

As we join the country in celebrating National Sunglasses Day, we take a look at country stars on stage or just out and about wearing shades.