Country singer Maren Morris turned a quote from Vanderpump Rules star Tom Schwartz into a real song, after co-star Katie Maloney said he sounded “like a country song” during the show’s finale. Morris shared a TikTok video of herself singing the lyrics, which Schwartz had said during a scene discussing Tom Sandoval’s affair with Raquel Leviss. Fans requested that Morris turn other Pump Rules lines into songs, with one suggesting an entire album be inspired by the reality show.
Singer Maren Morris turned a quote from Vanderpump Rules star Tom Schwartz into a country song on TikTok, in response to a comment made by co-star Katie Maloney, leading to calls for Morris to turn other lines from the reality show into songs and even make an album.
Maren Morris has taken Tom Schwartz’s statement from the Vanderpump Rules finale and turned it into a real country song. Katie Maloney had commented that Schwartz sounded like a country song during a scene where they discussed Tom Sandoval’s affair with Raquel Leviss. Morris took the words and made a TikTok video of herself playing the guitar while singing them. The Grammy winner’s video was well-received by fans, who requested that she turn other lines from the Bravo series into songs.
During the finale, Schwartz was trying to process Sandoval’s affair and did not want to focus on the situation affecting his and Sandoval’s bar, Schwartz & Sandy’s. Schwartz had said, “I’m just a dude trying to get by in life. I got a lot on my mind. My health, my wealth, my family. There’s f–king man-eating Nile crocodiles in Florida now. I don’t f–king know.” Maloney commented that he sounded like a country song.
Ariana Madix, Tom Sandoval’s ex-girlfriend, had appeared on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen to discuss her split from Schwartz and her thoughts on him. Madix did not want to be friends with Schwartz while he was still friends with Sandoval. Madix had cried when she saw Schwartz fully cosign and alley-oop Sandoval’s discussion of Leviss’ potential crush on someone in their friend group, and she found it disgusting.
Morris’ musical take on Schwartz’s statement was a hit with fans, who requested that she turn other lines from the reality show into songs. Some even suggested that the Texas native make a whole album inspired by Vanderpump Rules. Morris’ video on TikTok was commented on by Maloney, who was delighted. Morris replied, “But you snapped.”
