taylor swift's first single tim mcgraw dropped in june 2006. ♪ when you think tim mcgraw ♪ i hope youut album, taylor swift. >> my album is selling like freakish amounts -- i can't believe it's selling like it is. >> it made her the youngest person in history to write and perform a number one country song. >> the first of many firsts. it was a platinum effort right out of the gate. she was just 16. >> taylor swift tapped into a young market that the country music industry was basically ignoring. and they were young girls. >> oh, my gosh. this is the best moment of my life. >> one thing that makes taylor swift unique is her relationships with fans. that's thanks in part to social media. >> myspace has been one of the things that launched me as an artist. >> she had an energy in social media that no one had done to that point. she was connecting with her fans because she was talking to them all the time. >> myspace morphed into video blogs, instagram and twitter. >> if you followed her on twitter or on instagram, you feel like you could be best friends with taylor swift. >> she works ha

. >> taylor swift's first single, tim mcgraw, dropped in june 2006. ♪ when you think tim mcgraw >> it album is selling like freakishly amounts of -- i can't even believe, like the way that it's selling right now. ♪ and he says >> the single "our song" went to number one on the billboard hot country songs chart, made her the youngest in history to perform a number-one country song. the first of many firsts. it was a platinum effort right out of the gate. she was just 16. >> taylor swift tapped into a young market that the country music industry was basically ignoring. and they were young girls. >> oh, my gosh. this is like the best moment of my life. >> one thing that makes taylor swift unique is her relationships with fans. that's thanks in part to social media. >> myspace has been one of the things that launched me as an artist. >> she had an energy in social media that no one had really done up to that point. and, yeah, she was connecting with her fans, because she was on there talking to them all of the time. >> currently hanging out with my band in downtown, philadelphia. >> myspa

blake shelton, miranda lambert, keith urban, faith hill, tim mcgraw were all a part of it. for those who don't know, faith hill and tim mcgraw are the beyonce and jay-z of country music. and they're very nice. [ cheers and applause ] i've known tim for quite a while. they are very welcoming people. that's why i knew when i went to nashville i wouldn't have to get a hotel. they would want me to stay with them. it's called southern hospitality. and so when i got to the airport, as soon as my plane touched down, i jump into a cab, i said, take me to faith and tim's place. ♪ >> hey! jimmy. >> jimmy: how are you? >> what's going on? >> jimmy: i'm here. >> yeah? >> jimmy: you said if i was ever in nashville i should look you up, so, i did. >> honey, were we expecting jimmy? >> oh, hi. >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> how are you? >> jimmy: i'm good. i'm here, i'm here, how are you? >> nice to see you. >> jimmy: nice to see you too. she bring my stuff in? >> did you -- >> did you know anything about this? hey, man, come on in. >> jimmy: great. guillermo, we can come in. >> guillerm

faith hill and tim mcgraw. brad paisley. plus music from florida georgia line via hologram. and now, out of thin air, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. that's very nice. hello, citizens of earth. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] my name is jimmy kimmel, i come from the future. we have an unprecedented program for you tonight. tonight, we're making television history, not only am i hosting this show here in hollywood, we will also be beamed -- we are being beamed right now to nashville via hologram, a live hologram from hollywood to nashville and from nashville back to hollywood. this has never been done before and we go live now to the cma theater at the country music hall of fame and museum. hello, nashville. can you guys hear me? [ cheers and applause ] okay, so -- right now, in nashville, they can see me on the old fashioned video screen, but in a moment, using technology that is far too complicated to even begin to try to comprehend, i am going to appear before you in nashville, as a hologram. are

faith hill and tim mcgraw. brad paisley. plus music from florida georgia line via hologram. and now, out of thin air, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. that's very nice. hello, citizens of earth. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ]

faith hill and tim mcgraw. brad paisley. plus music from florida georgia line via hologram. cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. that's very nice. hello, citizens of earth.

we'll have appearances from and with tim mcgraw, faith hill, brad paisley, florida georgia line and aorrow night. our first guest tonight is a very funny person with seven seasons of "saturday night live" under the loops of her belt. her new animated movie "big hero 6" opens in 3d on friday. please welcome maya rudolph. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i just want to tell you, i'm not sick, i'm just -- i screamed yesterday for a stupid -- >> you were at a katy perry concert? >> jimmy: exactly. how are you? the last time you were here, you had -- >> pregnant or something. >> jimmy: you had two kids. >> right. >> jimmy: and it hasn't been that long, now you have -- >> four. >> jimmy: are you concerned that the next time you visit us you will have eight children? [ laughter ] >> yes. >> jimmy: if you do the math. >> i don't do math, which is clearly why i have four children. >> jimmy: what are their names? >> pearl is the oldest. and then lucille will be 5 in a few days. and jack is my only boy. and ida is my baby. >> jimmy: those are good names. you should name all celebrity babies. th

and it's a going to be a fun night with tim mcgraw faith hill, brad paisley, and florida georgia lineday night. holograms, they're not just for tupac anymore. they're for everybody. all right. lots of people write novels. and lots of people solve crimes. but i'll say something. it takes a man with extraordinary skill to do both of those things. he plays crimi-novelist richard castle on "castle", which airs mondays at 10:00 on abc. please say hello to nathan fillion. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> what did you call me? >> jimmy: i called you a crimi-novelist. i was so proud of myself. >> i heard that. i said -- it sounds like a real word. >> jimmy: it is now. i googled it last night. no results. so, it's a fresh new word that i present to you as my gift. >> i can have it? >> jimmy: it is for you. you can use it from now on. >> do i have to credit you? >> jimmy: no, you do not. it's my gift to you. it is yours. >> oh. >> jimmy: you can put it on your license plate like when guys get old, when you get old, put it on your license plate so people will pull you o

tim mcgraw and faith hill dancing and keith urban and nicole also dancing. >> it was genuine. >> it wasenuine. that was the showstopper and crowd pleaser for the audience there. >> how did the hosts, carrie underwood and brad paisley do. >> they are amazing, kind of like you guys. great chemistry. >> i'm brad paisley. he's carrie underwood. >> you're the funny one. >> this was the seventh year in a row for those two. and they have a tremendous chemistry. brad is so quick on his feet. he is so good at doing that. so is she, by the way. i think they should one day host the oscars. they have to. >> garth brooks as well showed up. is he still country music royalty? >> garth is coming back with an album and major tour. garth was the first country artist to take country to an arena setting. he was the first country artist to use l.e.d.s and lasers. michael jackson used to do that, madonna and prince. garth really took country to a new -- to another level. and he's coming back again. so everybody was kind of giving him props and high-fives last night. >> and why wasn't taylor swift there? >> t

. -- tim mcgraw. i'm certain. how about a twitter question of the day? it is not a hologram.ut economics? do need to change the way we teach economics? there's a raging debate worldwide. stay with us. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> coming up, morgan spurlock will join us. working in the feed of documentary film. look for that on television and radio. it is "bloomberg surveillance." i am tom keene with scarlet fu and brendan greeley as well. we look today's back at the election, and i noticed this election night, what a night for women. >> a milestone. there are now 100 women in congress for the first time ever. it sounds great, but sobering when you put it into context. women make up almost 20% of congress. jodi greenstone is our guest host. one report estimates based on the current rate of change, it reache 2121 before women gender parity in congress. that is pretty pathetic. how do we create conditions so it won't be a 100-your weight? >> first, it is not that different than business. one of the real barriers, we only have one model of what it means to be in congres