In a moment that now feels like a final gift to his fans, country legend Toby Keith was captured enjoying himself in a way only he could—belting out his iconic hit “Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue (The Angry American)” during an Uber karaoke ride.
The lighthearted video, which surfaced shortly before his passing, shows Toby sitting in the backseat of a car, laughing, smiling, and singing his signature patriotic anthem with unshakable energy. For fans, it was a reminder of the fiery spirit that made him a household name in country music and a proud voice for America.
“Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue,” first released in 2002, became a defining song of Toby’s career. Written after the 9/11 attacks and inspired by his late father, a U.S. Army veteran, the song turned Toby into a symbol of American resilience and pride. Seeing him sing it in such a spontaneous and joyful setting feels like a full-circle moment, showing that even after decades in the spotlight, Toby never lost his love for the music—or for the country he sang about.
Fans who have seen the clip describe it as bittersweet. It is Toby Keith as they want to remember him—smiling, full of life, and singing the song that united millions. Just weeks later, the world would mourn the loss of a true country icon, making that simple Uber karaoke ride a cherished memory of his last fun, carefree moment.