The other day we heard Michael Ray say that Carly Pearce the moves on HIM before they started dating. So, CMT asked Carly if he was telling the truth.

She said, "Yes, it's true. I believe ladies, YOLO. 'You Only Live Once.' I had a crush on him for a really long time, when we would play shows together, and I didn't know how to talk to him, because we're both artists, and that's weird.

"So I just started literally commenting on everything on his [Instagram] story… there was no reason why I was doing that. But it took him a long time to get it. I had to spell it out."

Now that they're together she's got him willing to watch "The Bachelorette" and eat boring food just to be with her. Carly says, "I've never made him watch it, but he did tell me he would watch it with me. [We] make bland chicken together."

Country artists may love performing at festivals and fairs, but they're not so crazy about the heat and humidity. If you ever wondered how they cope with it well, some just deal with it and some artists have some tips.

Brett Eldredge accepts that he's going to be a mess by the time he's done. He says, "I'm going to look like I just took a shower. There's just no escaping it."

Jon Pardi says, "It sucks. But I always try to remember one simple thing: There [are] fans out there, and all they want to do is have a good time, so they're sweating it out with you. No excuses."

Little Big Town’s Karen Fairchild says it's a little complicated. "Heat is good for the throat. Moisture and the humidity is good, but not so great on the hair and body."

Meanwhile, Charlie Daniels brings his own relief in the form of a stand-alone room air conditioner. The kind you put water in. He says, "But instead of water, we put ice in it, and we surround it with fans so it blows the cold air around… and they're [pointed] in my direction. It still gets hot, I still sweat and everything, but it makes it very bearable."