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Jana Kramer Steams Up Screens With New Video, ‘Whiskey’

By | Our Country – Tue, Jan 15, 2013 6:33 PM EST

Jana Kramer (Photo: Jon Kopaloff)Drama…passion…rage…violence…romance! Breakout country star Jana Kramer shows off her already well-established acting skills (she famously starred on popular TV series One Tree Hill prior to her music career) in her brand-new video for “Whiskey,” the second single off her self-titled debut.

Not to worry, however. Although Kramer steams up the lens with the decidedly bad boy actor portrayed in the video, the singer—who was just nominated in the New Female Artist category at the upcoming Academy of Country Music Awards—is by no means repeating this behavior in real life. As fans know, she’s currently 100% happy with her boyfriend, fellow country up-and-comer and decidedly nice guy Brantley Gilbert.

Kramer has plenty of admirers besides her official beau. She was recently named one of 100 hottest women of 2013 by Men’s Health. If you happen to be near Abilene, Texas this weekend, you can catch her in person when she plays the Abilene Civic Center on Saturday.

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