He’s probably and ok guy but young and fame causes people sometimes to loose who they are and eventually something has to happen to them to bring them back to reality hopefully he doesn’t have to experience that to get ahold of himself. I’m sure that industry is like the Hollywood crowd so hopefully he can choose wisely who he’s around.

Find the year you stopped exploring new music and that's the year you started getting old. Old wise tail but I find it to be true.

Sill exploring, don't expect to stop.

Damn wish that chair would have hit me, I could retire. Everybody hates a violent drunk.

Wonder who he missed with it before it went off the roof??

CNC, where have you been for the last 25 years??

As far as what she does, as I can tell, she tends to drink a little too much, parties way too much, spews the N word(while doing the first two, and likes to rearrange furniture. Must have a damn good lawyer on retainer.

A lot of country music stars had drinking problems, it’s nothing new. Hank Sr., a legend, had a hell of a drinking problem which cost him his life at about the same age as Wallen is now.

According to the news this morning. He barely missed 2 police officers standing on the street below, by about 3 foot. Just real bad luck on his part, as I am quite sure that those 2 cops immediately made finding the individual that tossed the chair off the balcony, their most immediate and pressing priority.

If he had hit one of the officers he would probably be singing in prison for a while. A chair from the 6th floor would have killed someone.

I’m guessing Nashvegas will pass a new ordinance requiring the rooftop bars to now have some sort of containment system to keep this from happening again.

He doesnt make a pimple on a real country singers azz

Tennessee Fan is a good song

He lost the party at Ole Miss and had to cancel night 2…at time to take stage, not 3 or 4 hours earlier like a respectable artist (but there’s speculation the promoter did that to try to recoup what they could in alcohol sales during the opening act)….and caught a LOT of flack over it! Ended up coming back and playing the show a few months later.

Pretty stout list. Remind me one day to tell you about being Chestnut's bodyguard one afternoon and night. Some good stories that make you realize he's just a good old boy with a talent that made it and he realizes this too.

He butchered a great song.

Mark Chestnut seems like a down to earth fella and has a very good voice.

Ads Waylon Jennings to the list.

Hank was in a great deal of pain. "Hank was born with a condition that would not be diagnosed until the later years of his life, known as spina bifida occulta. It is a birth defect where there is incomplete closing of the backbone and membranes around the spinal cord, according to the National Institute of Health (NIH). Williams experienced severe back pain which could be, at times, debilitating and would prohibit him from performing. Upon learning of his condition, Hank reportedly said: “Cure me or kill me, Doc. I can’t go on like this.” He underwent surgery, but still struggled with the pain.
Williams was drinking whiskey by the age of 13, according to crime author Robert A. Waters. On top of struggling with alcoholism, the artist used a number of drugs, including: cocaine, morphine, chloral hydrate and heroin."

And Merle Haggard!

Kid is a fake.. like goat killer posted, he wasn’t country when he entered the voice

I guess I started getting old the year I was I born, 1970. I don't care for it really. Don't listen to music at all, other than I did click on the videos posted here to see what the hype was about. Sounded good, the music but all songs depress me for some reason. Mostly the words are about a life I don't live, never lived and don't want to live. Even a lot of gospel music puts me in a depressed mood. I do like music though just not the words, if that makes sense, probably not, I know I'm weird.

Idk, there are a few songs here and there that I've enjoyed. It's too hard to explain.

I would like to state for the record that this post is one of the finer responses I have seen in quite some time.