One thing about Luke Bryan, he's always going to deliver a good time. It might be while you're shaking it to a setlist packed with hits, or it could be when he's cutting up with other artists on social media, but the party always seems to follow the "Knockin' Boots" singer. The music and comedy go hand-in-hand with Luke, and he tells Katie Neal that it's all in good fun.

"I think that's the hurdle in society this day, when you go into comedy, the comedians they gotta go for the big joke," he shares. "Sometimes if I'm having fun up there I wanna go for the big joke, and if you do that there's a percentage that they're not always gonna land like you want them, but I think you gotta trust your fans to know you got a good heart under there and don't twist it around too much."

Bryan has become a sensation of social media, aside from pranks within his family, for his good-natured "feuds" with other artists like Riley Green and Blake Shelton. "I mean people will really worry about me and Blake," he laughs about the decades-long bit. "The day that Country music loses that or any of that gets lost, I mean, listen, there's real beefs that go on, but I don't know. I don't have time for beefs. I just wanna grill the beef."

To hear more from Luke Bryan about his hit, "Country Song Came On," his summer tour, and a look back at who he was in high school, listen to the full 'Superstar Power Hour' interview above.