Eleven Year Old Country Music Star Wows The Audience.

He's 11 years old. Please show your love for Carson. What's up, Carson? How are you? How you doing, man? Good. Nice to meet you. Good. Nice to meet you. Sit down, man. Oh, yes, sir. You're on national TV. I know. I'm kind of nervous. Kind of nervous? Don't worry about it. You can do something most of us can't. Don't even worry about it. Where you from? I'm from Pawnee Flats, Tennessee. They're clapping for a place they've never heard of. So, what's the difference between a fiddle and a violin? A violin is more classical music, and a fiddle is kind of like a hoedown hillbilly music. Hoedown hillbilly music. That's right. A violin has strings, and a fiddle has strings. Boy, you my man. I get talked to a lot about the way I talk. Country people, we just different. That's right. You know? Like, you like a word like libeler. See? See, he know right there. See, libeler, y'all just sitting there. You know, like, if you keep messing with me, I'm liable to bust you upside your head. Fiddler, you know, like you fiddling to go to the store. Right at you. Buy some poke. Buy some poke. Come on, boy. Tell them what that means. Pork. What's your favorite food, man? Everything's fried in Tennessee. We got fried Oreos, fried pickles, fried butter on a stick. Yeah, they've never heard these. These people are from L.A. When you said fried butter, they just went, Oh, my God. Who in the world would fry butter? You like gravy? Gravy's my favorite beverage. Let me tell you something. That's when you know your country. That's pretty nice, man. How do girls feel about you playing the fiddle? You know, I have no idea. Yes, you do. Come to my concerts and... Yeah, concerts. Well, gigs, whatever you want to call them. Gigs. You know, it went from you don't really know to there's a few of them that come to my concerts. Well, gigs. If you start dating, you should probably be able to pick her up in your own car. Yeah. What's some of the places you perform? Well, we play at churches. We got to play at the Grand Ole Opry. Who? Me. My band. Hey, man, the Grand Ole Opry is like the Mecca of country music. It don't get no bigger than that. I know. And my nerves didn't get any bigger than that, either. I was, I was, I don't... Shoot, man. I like you, man, because I don't get a chance to just sit with good old country folk and just have a good time sometimes. And you know, I thought that since we're both country people, that I should bring you a gift. I know for a fact you will never part with this. A cone. See, you didn't think I could use it, did you? You sure better be able to play this violin. I got news for you. I like it, man. Up here. Keep on shining. Shine on when it's gone. I'm true turkey. Keep on shining. Shine on when it's gone. Let me blue, blue.