During her Cry Pretty Tour 360 in 2019, Carrie Underwood gave fans something unforgettable at every stop. But when the tour rolled into her home state of Oklahoma, the crowd in Tulsa got a surprise no one saw coming — and it came straight from Carrie’s own family.
🏆 A Tour Full of Champions
Before the tour kicked off, Carrie asked her fans to send in videos of themselves performing the iconic Ludacris rap verse in her hit song “The Champion.” From there, she selected one lucky fan from each tour stop to join her live on stage for the rap segment — a gesture that not only celebrated her fanbase but brought extra excitement to every show.
Throughout the tour, audiences witnessed incredible talent from fans across the country. But none of those special appearances hit quite like the one on October 24, 2019, when Carrie performed in Tulsa and brought up her biggest fan ever — her mom, Carole.
🎶 From “Mama’s Song” to Rap Queen
Carrie’s fans may recognize Carole Underwood from the heartfelt music video for “Mama’s Song,” where she starred alongside Carrie and Carrie’s husband Mike Fisher. In that video, Carole showed off her acting chops — but this time, she surprised everyone by taking on something totally different: rapping.
That’s right — when it came time for Ludacris’ verse in “The Champion,” Carrie turned to her mom to deliver it. And Carole did not disappoint.
🤯 The Crowd Reaction? Absolutely Wild!
The moment Carrie introduced her mom on stage, the audience went crazy with applause. Then, without skipping a beat, Carole launched into Ludacris’ verse with confidence and flow, while Carrie danced around her, occasionally jumping in to hype up the crowd.
Carrie later shared the iconic moment on Instagram, captioning the video with:
“Who knew Mom could rap?! I kept trying to keep her on track!”
She added that after the performance, her mom sweetly asked, “Did I do OK?” To which Carrie — and thousands of screaming fans — would no doubt say: Absolutely!
💕 A Moment They’ll Never Forget
After her rap debut, Carole remained on stage with her daughter to help finish singing “The Champion.” It was a once-in-a-lifetime mother-daughter performance filled with love, fun, and unforgettable energy. Moments like these remind us why Carrie Underwood isn’t just a country music icon — she’s also a devoted daughter who loves sharing the spotlight with the people who’ve supported her from the very beginning.
Whether you’re a longtime fan or just discovering the heart behind Carrie’s performances, this moment with her mom is a must-watch. The joy, the surprise, and the applause speak for themselves.
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