ERNEST and Snoop Dogg Spotted Filming New Music Video for 'Gettin’ Gone'

ERNEST is making major moves with his upcoming track Gettin’ Gone, featuring none other than Snoop Dogg. The duo was recently spotted filming a music video on Nashville’s Broadway Strip, drawing comparisons to when Post Malone and Luke Combs shot Guy For That in the same location.

The collaboration came together after Jelly Roll introduced ERNEST to Snoop, leading to a backstage meeting that ERNEST later recounted on the Bussin’ with the Boys Podcast:

After tracking him down, ERNEST played Gettin’ Gone for Snoop, who immediately asked for another listen. Within three days, Snoop had recorded and sent back his verse.

The track serves as the lead single for The Cadillac Sessions and could mark the launch of ERNEST’s new DeVille Records label, hinted at by Snoop wearing a “Snoop DeVille” jacket on set. Fans have been following behind-the-scenes updates, including a viral moment where ERNEST’s three-year-old son, Ryman, met Snoop.

With Gettin’ Gone set to drop in the coming weeks and The Cadillac Sessions arriving this spring, ERNEST is cementing his place as a rising star blending country with hip-hop.

1. When is ERNEST and Snoop Dogg’s song Gettin’ Gone releasing?
   Gettin’ Gone is expected to be released in the coming weeks, ahead of ERNEST’s full-length project The Cadillac Sessions, which is set to drop in spring 2025.

2. Who wrote Gettin’ Gone by ERNEST and Snoop Dogg?
   Gettin’ Gone was written by ERNEST, Rhett Akins, Ben Hayslip, and Mark Holman.

3. Where was the Gettin’ Gone music video filmed?
   ERNEST and Snoop Dogg were spotted filming the music video for Gettin’ Gone on Nashville’s Broadway Strip, a popular hub for country music.

4. Is Gettin’ Gone part of a bigger project?
   Yes, Gettin’ Gone serves as the lead single from The Cadillac Sessions, a collaborative project featuring artists signed to ERNEST’s Cadillac Music Publishing.

5. How did Snoop Dogg get involved in Gettin’ Gone?
   ERNEST met Snoop Dogg through Jelly Roll, played him the song, and after catching a vibe, Snoop agreed to add a verse—confirming it with a series of emojis.