Thomas Rhett is looking back on the anniversary of one of his biggest hits.
The singer took to Instagram to reflect on the origins of his 2015 single, "Die a Happy Man," that became a multi-week #1 hit.
Rhett shared that he wrote the song in January 2015 with Sean Douglas and Joe London and debuted it live a couple days later, knowing by the crowd's reaction that the song was special.
MORE: Thomas Rhett posts adorable pic of 2-month-old daughter's 'concert attire'"This video is from the very first time I played it live in Little Rock a few nights later…y’all embraced this song in a way that changed my life and career forever, and I’ll always be grateful to you guys for that," he wrote in the caption alongside a throwback video from the show where he's performing "Die a Happy Man" acoustically inside a packed arena.
"Die a Happy Man" was released as the second single off Rhett's sophomore album, "Tangled Up."
MORE: Thomas Rhett pens sweet wedding anniversary post: 'I can't wait to see what the next 50 years has to hold'The song reached #1 on the Billboard Country Airplay and Hot Country Songs charts and became a crossover success, peaking at #21 on the all-genre Billboard Hot 100.
