Garth Brooks is still a hot ticket these days. Dude sold out nine concerts booked for Kansas City's Sprint Center, which seats 18,000. My math says that amounts to about 162,000 tickets.

This huge welcome back to the performing world comes despite the fact that his last real career push before retiring was as Chris Gaines, about eight years ago. He did release Scarecrow (which went on to sell five million units) just before officially retiring but I say it's his short resume as a comedian that keeps him in the hearts of fans.

I vote that he should just do a stint on SNL to liven things back up a bit. Here's a few clips of Garth on SNL to close out those last fifteen minutes of "work" for you.

 

Garth selling his soul to Satan, as played by Will Ferrell:

 

Garth as Cheri Oteri's "simma-down-now" partner:

And finally, Garth starring in "The Smurfs." "Do not smurf on me man":