Carrie Underwood’s Mom Steals the Show by Rapping Ludacris’ Verse in Surprise Mother-Daughter Performance of “The Champion

Before kicking off her tour, Carrie Underwood had a fun idea: she invited fans to send in videos of themselves rapping Ludacris’ verse from her hit song “The Champion.” She promised to pick fans at each stop to join her live on stage.

And wow—her fans showed up in a BIG way! There were some seriously impressive performances all tour long.

But when Carrie stopped in her home state of Oklahoma for a show in Tulsa on October 24, 2019, she saved something extra special for the crowd. This time, her rap partner wasn’t just any fan… it was her mom, Carole! ❤️

If you’ve seen Carrie’s 2010 “Mama’s Song” music video, you might remember Carole—she starred in it alongside Carrie’s husband, Mike Fisher. Back then, we saw her acting chops. But this time? She showed the world she’s got some serious rap skills! 🎤🔥

Carrie posted a video of their epic performance on Instagram, and fans went WILD. As soon as she brought Carole on stage, the crowd erupted with cheers—and without missing a beat, Carole jumped into Ludacris’ verse like a pro, while Carrie danced around and chimed in here and there.

Carrie joked in the caption, “I kept trying to keep her on track!” And after the song, Carole turned to her daughter and asked, “Did I do okay?” To which Carrie proudly responded:“Who knew Mom could rap?!” 😄

After the rap, Carole stayed on stage to sing the rest of the song with Carrie—an unforgettable mother-daughter moment that stole the show and hearts alike. 💕

Watch their unforgettable duet below—it’s a moment they’ll both cherish forever!