Introduction:
“Me Too” is a country song performed by Toby Keith, released in 1996 as a single from his album Blue Moon. Written by Keith himself, the song captures a romantic conversation where the narrator expresses mutual affection for his partner, echoing the sentiment “me too” in response to declarations of love. Its relatable lyrics and heartfelt delivery helped the song resonate with audiences, becoming one of Keith’s early successes.
The song’s debut on the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles chart came on November 23, 1996, where it eventually peaked at number one. It also performed well in Canada, reaching the sixth spot on the RPM Country Tracks chart. The music video, directed by Marc Ball, was the last collaboration between Ball and Keith, marking the end of a long-standing creative partnership. The video premiered on CMT in January 1997 and quickly became a “Hot Shot” on the network.
“Me Too” stands out as one of Keith’s key hits from the 1990s, reinforcing his reputation as a major force in country music. Its success contributed to the momentum that would eventually propel Keith to even greater heights in the 2000s. The song’s simplicity, emotional depth, and catchy melody made it a fan favorite and a staple in Keith’s live performances.