Country music singer Keaton Adams has returned to the stage.
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It comes after a life-changing car crash that left him blind in one eye. Adams appeared on stage with an eye patch and a cane.
In a video, one of Adam's friends shared the country singer's performance.
I tried to book the (expletive),"he
said in the video. "Then he totaled his car into 20 million pieces. (Expletive) his hip up. Only has one eye left." The country singer then pretended to be a pirate before the video showed him performing.This comes after Adams got emotional about his car crash.
"I don't know where to start," Adams said in one video he shared there."I got in a really bad car accident. They said I was going about 80, 90 miles an hour, flipped the car a couple times. I wasn't wearing my seatbelt. Fractured my fibula, and I'm blind in my right eye.
Country Singer Returns to Stage
"With that being said, I'm still breathing, and if I'm still breathing, I'm still singing and doing what I love most, so we are going to keep going and we are excited about that," he also added. "It's kind of crazy, man. I really shouldn't be here, and I am very blessed to, I guess not really walk away, really crawl away. It's just kind of crazy man. It's crazy that I'm here, and it's crazy that I get to talk to you guys."
Apparently, the country singer lost his vision after a large piece of glass pierced through his eye.
"The glass that got stuck in my retina, took about eight hours to get out," he said. "It's crazy man, I had like 20 hours of surgery in like four days."
This comes after the country singer canceled his performance due to the crash.
"Last night, Keaton was involved in an accident and is currently receiving medical care," a statement on his Instagram read on Aug. 8. "Unfortunately, he will no longer be able to perform tonight at Coupland Dance Hall with Giovannie & The Hired Guns.
"Keaton is in good hands, and right now our focus is simply on his health and recovery," the statement continued. "We're incredibly grateful to the first responders, medical professionals, friends, and everyone who has reached out. We appreciate everyone's understanding and ask that Keaton and his family be given some privacy at this time. We'll share any necessary updates regarding upcoming shows."
