"John B Knew the Assignment" Fans React To Kelsea Ballerini and Chase Stokes' Singalong to Chappell Roan's 'Pink Pony Club' at the 2025 Grammys

Kelsea Ballerini and Chase Stokes love a night out at an Awards show.

Ever since they hard launched their relationship back in November 2023, they've enjoyed each respective ceremony as a cute date night, regularly donning matching outfits in tribute to each other as they celebrated the biggest nights in music, whether country or in popular culture.

Last night's 67th annual Grammy Awards were absolutely no exception, as country's sweetest couple attended the event in Los Angeles alongside the biggest stars in the world.

While the pair were certainly a fixture of the media's red carpet and tableside coverage throughout the evening, it's a glorious moment of singing and reverie, captured by the live presentation on CBS, that has fans of the couple ecstatic.

While Chappell Roan straddled a giant pink carousel horse and performed her smash hit anthem 'Pink Pony Club' to the luminaries in attendance and the millions watching at home, both Kelsea and Chase were filmed singing along in unison to the unifying track from Roan's seminal album 'The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess'.

@entertainmenttonight We're all dancing at the "Pink Pony Club" tonight. #GRAMMYs ♬ original sound - Entertainment Tonight

While Kelsea sang elatedly from the heart, clutching at her chest as she held space with every lyric, Chase clapped along just as joyously, head jiving as he sang every word to the emphatic chorus.

Fans were quick to notice the pair enjoying Roan's performance, making sure to take to Social Media to share their elation at the couple's good time. "kelsey and chase songing 🙏" one exasperated fan commented, obviously slightly too taken with it all to check before hitting post.

Many were also keen to reference Stokes' Outer Banks character John B, with one keen commenter asking "what does john b know about the pink pony club", which to be honest had a fair few of us in the Holler office wheezing at the idea of it all.

The pair of course weren't alone in this triumphant singalong, with Janelle Monáe and Alicia Keys one of many captured celebrating Roan on what was a triumphant night for the pop star of the moment.

It was a particularly momentous night for country music on the whole at the 2025 Grammy Awards, as Beyoncé became the first black woman to ever win the award for Best Country Album, as she went on to collect the coveted all-genre Album of the Year award, also for her 2024 record, Cowboy Carter.

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