Riley Green recently joined Rob + Holly for a wide-ranging talk during the 'Friday Night Takeover,' unpacking a few of his biggest songs, diving into his duck calling skills, and sharing some of the worst lines he's had to endure.

After comparing compliments and pickup lines with Rob, thanks to their equally epic mustaches, Riley shared that the worst lines he can't even share. "The top 10 worst are not things that we could discuss on the air," Green notes. "'Excuse me, you like you love me' is probably the most annoying one at this point," he adds. "I just love it when somebody says it and they think that they're the first person that's ever said it."

Since a pair of sultry songs with Ella Langley, the romantic life of Riley Green has been a hot topic, which is fine by him as long as it leads them to the music. "I've kind of looked at it like, anything that points people towards my music or finding out who I am or whatever, is probably a good thing," he admits. "There's a strange interest in my personal life over the last year or so, without me saying or really doing anything. They come up with all these hypothesis their selves, so it's fun for me to sit here and watch, and all my buddies, my family, they all get entertainment by seeing these speculations about who I'm dating or what I'm doing and, if it introduces somebody to my music, I guess it's all right."

Riley remains willing to fuel the speculation though, offering to confirm false rumors to Rob + Holly on the show. They did land on a little truth too, when they asked Green if he ever did want to have children of his own. "I have an interest in kids, just not 17, you know what I mean? I don't want a basketball team," he jokes, compared to friend Thomas Rhett who is expecting his 5th child in March. "I'm looking for like just a couple of little kids to hang out with."

To hear much more about the music and the rumors of Riley Green, check out the full interview above.

It's just a couple of CMA Award winners chatting when Lainey Wilson joined Rob + Holly recently for the 'Friday Night Takeover.' The 'Entertainer of the Year' talked with the 'Daily National Broadcast Personalities of the Year' about her experience hosting Country Music's Biggest Night, her wide-ranging line of Christmas merch, and her cooking skills on cusp of getting married.

"My goal was to just try to remind everybody how cool it is that we get to do this," Lainey said of her turn hosting the 59th Annual CMA Awards. "I just, I wanted it to feel like a big old celebration, and that's what it felt like for me at least."

With a new Christmas EP out now, 'Peace, Love, and Cowboys,' the Lainey Wilson merch store went hard featuring Lainey stockings, ornaments, wrapping paper and more. But don't expect a Lainey Wilson cookbook to hit the shelf anytime soon. "You don't want a cookbook for me," smiles Lainey "I'm not gonna say like I'm not good at it, I just haven't done it enough. I feel like I'm always on the go where I don't really just have time to cook a good meal. But hopefully this Christmas season I'm gonna challenge myself to try to cook Duck a few meals because he's gotta see that I'm actual real wife material."

"I think he's OK with everything else that's going on," laughs Rob. "You don't have to cook."

"He wants to know he's gonna starve to death," Wilson retorts, noting that her soon-to-be-husband Duck is a good cook in his own right. "Yes, he can throw it down," she exclaims. "He can just whip it up, and even if I am in the kitchen trying to do something, he'll come in there and he'll like start putting stuff in the skillet, and I'm like, 'hold up, mind your business.'"

For much more from Lainey Wilson, check out the full conversation above.