Fans Were Confused By The Tim McGraw & Pitbull Collab Ahead Of The MLB Speedway Classic At Bristol

The collab we didn’t know we needed…because we didn’t. The Cincinnati Reds and the Atlanta Braves are facing off today at Bristol Motor Speedway for the first ever MLB Speedway Classic, a baseball game held in the infield of the iconic racetrack in Tennessee. Honestly, the whole thing looks pretty insane, seeing a baseball field inside of Bristol. https://x.com/MLB/status/1951663138073436605 But an MLB game inside a NASCAR track isn’t the only weird mashup at the game today. For the pregame concert, […] The post Fans Were Confused By The Tim McGraw & Pitbull Collab Ahead Of The MLB Speedway Classic At Bristol first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

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Fans Were Confused By The Tim McGraw & Pitbull Collab Ahead Of The MLB Speedway Classic At Bristol

The collab we didn’t know we needed…because we didn’t.

The Cincinnati Reds and the Atlanta Braves are facing off today at Bristol Motor Speedway for the first ever MLB Speedway Classic, a baseball game held in the infield of the iconic racetrack in Tennessee.

Honestly, the whole thing looks pretty insane, seeing a baseball field inside of Bristol.

https://x.com/MLB/status/1951663138073436605

But an MLB game inside a NASCAR track isn’t the only weird mashup at the game today. For the pregame concert, Tim McGraw was joined by…Pitbull, for some reason.

Now, it’s not the first collab between the two. Pitbull sampled Tim McGraw’s classic “I Like It, I Love It” in his 2024 song “Get Get Get Down,” which featured McGraw himself on the track.

And it makes sense for McGraw to perform the concert. He’s the son of former MLB pitcher Tug McGraw, who spent 19 seasons in the league with the Philadelphia Phillies and the New York Mets.

But fans weren’t so sure that he needed to bring out Mr. Worldwide when performing “I Like It, I Love It.”

Tim McGraw and Pitbull opening the Braves vs Reds game at Bristol for the Speedway Classic.. why? Why on fucking earth do we need that?
— brass_6fd (@brass_6fd) August 2, 2025

Tim McGraw and Pit Bull… the combination no one ever thought we needed and we were correct
— Taylor Caraway (@TaylorCaraway) August 2, 2025

Wow!
PitBull and Tim McGraw …. That went over slightly better than a balloon full of diarrhea.
— SAJ (@RTRDad4140) August 2, 2025

I kinda understand Tim McGraw being here since his dad played baseball but I don't get why Pitbull is there
— Dalton (@daltine_cracker) August 2, 2025

What in the heck is this #Pitbull remix of Tim Mcgraw’s song? Ugh Read More