We’ve heard of celebrities like Tina Turner insuring her famous legs, or athletes insuring their bodies because their careers depend on it.  Well, when your whole career is based on your ability to sing, you not only have to take care of your voice, but getting it insured is a common and necessary step, too.  Just like some workers have short term or long term disability benefits at their job, Justin admits that his voice is insured.  He says, “When you get to a certain point in your career you almost have to, to protect your family. What we do for living we really can’t call in sick.  It’s pretty common for us to develop polyps or whatever it is and you gotta take three, four months off or whatever.”

Justin is currently out on his Hell on a Highway Tour and he’s working on his next album to follow up Kinda Don’t Care, and he says, “A lot of us have been very smart with what we’ve made in the past. But you know, if you lose three, four months of work it doesn’t matter who you are or what you do. It’s something that you always have to look out for.”

Justin Moore – insurance on voice  :24

“When you get to a certain point in your career you almost have to, to protect your family. What we do for living we really can’t call in sick.  It’s pretty common for us to develop polyps or whatever it is and you gotta take three, four months off or whatever.  And a lot of us have been very smart with what we’ve made in the past. But you know, if you lose three, four months of work it doesn’t matter who you are or what you do. It’s something that you always have to look out for.”