It ended up making history.
The guest list alone was enough to make it memorable.
George Jones is seen riding a lawn mower.
Cheech and Chong emerge from a smoke-filled limousine.
It was essentially the country legend's larger-than-life personality turned into a music video, complete with a party at his "pad out in the woods."
At the end, a ghostly Cadillac rises into the night sky. The image was a nod to Williams Jr.’s father, country legend Hank Williams, who died in 1953 while riding in a Cadillac.
"All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight" became the first video to win the Country Music Association’s Music Video of the Year award, helping establish the importance of music videos in country music.
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