He continued, saying that it has less to do with what others think about him, though, and more about living a long life and eventually getting to be outdoors and do fun things with his sons as they get older, like hunt and hike: Honestly, it’s really cool to hear him talk about a struggle that so many people have, and plenty will certainly understand where he’s coming from. It’s definitely a different tune for Luke to open up so deeply, who always comes across as super confident and secure in himself, but of course, we all have things we struggle with people would probably never be able to guess. “I think my physical fitness, and my appearance, and my size has always been something that I struggled with, from the time I was a child.Īnd it’s this mountain that I’ve always been standing at the bottom of, trying to run up but then inherently slipping down every time, right?Īnd it’s this thing that I feel like if I don’t overcome it in my lifetime, it will be my biggest regret, without a doubt.” I mean, he’s noted more than once that he looks like a guy who works at the Jiffy Lube, and so many people relate to the fact that he’s just a normal, likable dude, who also happens to be an incredibly talented musician.īut Luke told Joe that being overweight has been something he struggled with since he was a child, adding that it’s a “mountain I’ve always been standing at the bottom of”: Of course, he’s also said before that he knows one of his biggest assets when it comes to his power as a country superstar, aside from his great music, is his relatability… He was a guest on Joe Rogan’s mega popular Joe Rogan Experience podcast a couple weeks ago, and it was quite a lengthy episode where they talked hunting, how Luke got his start in country music, and so much more.īut possibly the most intriguing part of the conversation was when they got into a discussion about Luke’s lifelong struggle with his weight, and how it’s always been his biggest insecurity.

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