WM Hunter "Trump literally sacrificed himself, his family and all of his businesses for this country. He literally is a true American hero. And True American Patriot - warts and all."
When you eventually get fed up enough with the POP music in Nashville, Texas Country is everything your looking for. Real artists making real country music.
George Straight is probably thanking the good Lord he retired and is no longer associated with this crap.....goodness gracious, I don't know what I'm gonna listen to if country music continues down this road..
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pfffff XM 60 outllllllllllllllaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaooooooooooooowwwwww county
Y'all know "country" ain't country anymore. Why even watch the CMA show to begin with?
Didn't watch a minute of it, walked through the livin' room, wife and kids were watching it. I said " hows the Pop Music awards going ?" while laughing out loud and kept right on walkin'.
"Why do you ask"?
Too many people spend money they don't have , on things they don't need, to impress people they don't know.
For the record, I didn't even know that ridiculous waste of TV air time was even on until I started seeing idiots talking about it on facebook. Pissed me off so I turned it off too.
"The only reason I shoot a 3.5" shell for turkeys is because they don't make a 4" one." - t123winters
Exaggerated country slang, shallow (actually insulting) lyrics about a 4WD truck, parties in pastures, and LOTS of drinkin'. Those were not country people when & where I grew up, those were called marginalized rednecks, most of whom are 40 year olds today still living that lifestyle in that same town.
To me Country Music isn't synonomous with Cowboys, so I frankly don't get the whole Stetson hat and pointy toe boots image. 90% of the people I know who I would call normal Country music fans have never ridden a horse, have never been to a rodeo, have never walked in a pasture of cattle, and would look stupid wearing a cowboy hat. So I don't know why these artists market themselves that way.
But most of all I hate Country music now because I can't relate unless I'm a party-hound with a muddy jacked up Chevy, waitin' for the horn to blow at the factory on Friday evening so I can get busy drankin' whiskey with the boys, while jorts-wearing hos dance around a bonfire in "old man Johnson's pasture".
Again, it's both horribly juvenile, and shamefully redneck.
We were on the edge of Eternia, when the power of Greyskull began to take hold.
To me Country Music isn't synonomous with Cowboys, so I frankly don't get the whole Stetson hat and pointy toe boots image. 90% of the people I know who I would call normal Country music fans have never ridden a horse, have never been to a rodeo, have never walked in a pasture of cattle, and would look stupid wearing a cowboy hat. So I don't know why these artists market themselves that way.
Yep I agree, 100%. Country folks are smart, hardworking, honest, and people like my grandparents.
Most of "country" now really just describes renecks.
Ironically there's a Luke Bryan song that describes this pretty well.
Exaggerated country slang, shallow (actually insulting) lyrics about a 4WD truck, parties in pastures, and LOTS of drinkin'. Those were not country people when & where I grew up, those were called marginalized rednecks, most of whom are 40 year olds today still living that lifestyle in that same town.
To me Country Music isn't synonomous with Cowboys, so I frankly don't get the whole Stetson hat and pointy toe boots image. 90% of the people I know who I would call normal Country music fans have never ridden a horse, have never been to a rodeo, have never walked in a pasture of cattle, and would look stupid wearing a cowboy hat. So I don't know why these artists market themselves that way.
But most of all I hate Country music now because I can't relate unless I'm a party-hound with a muddy jacked up Chevy, waitin' for the horn to blow at the factory on Friday evening so I can get busy drankin' whiskey with the boys, while jorts-wearing hos dance around a bonfire in "old man Johnson's pasture".
Again, it's both horribly juvenile, and shamefully redneck.
You nailed it and spot on ikillbux's! Country music is about a way of life for hard working folks and their trials and tribulations we go threw in everyday ordinary life. Not a drinkin party every night. It's absoulutly horrible on the main stream country pop stations today and that's why I like many others on here listen to that booger eatin maron Mojo Nixon on OUTLAW COUNTRY!
Exaggerated country slang, shallow (actually insulting) lyrics about a 4WD truck, parties in pastures, and LOTS of drinkin'. Those were not country people when & where I grew up, those were called marginalized rednecks, most of whom are 40 year olds today still living that lifestyle in that same town.
To me Country Music isn't synonomous with Cowboys, so I frankly don't get the whole Stetson hat and pointy toe boots image. 90% of the people I know who I would call normal Country music fans have never ridden a horse, have never been to a rodeo, have never walked in a pasture of cattle, and would look stupid wearing a cowboy hat. So I don't know why these artists market themselves that way.
But most of all I hate Country music now because I can't relate unless I'm a party-hound with a muddy jacked up Chevy, waitin' for the horn to blow at the factory on Friday evening so I can get busy drankin' whiskey with the boys, while jorts-wearing hos dance around a bonfire in "old man Johnson's pasture".
Again, it's both horribly juvenile, and shamefully redneck.
Amen, amen, and amen!
"The only reason I shoot a 3.5" shell for turkeys is because they don't make a 4" one." - t123winters
I listen to Bluegrass 99% of the time. Even with that, the "new" grass is watered down.
"The grass withers, the flower fades, But the word of our God stands forever." Isaiah 40:8
"Neither the wisest constitution nor the wisest laws will secure the liberty and happiness of a people whose manners are universally corrupt.� Samuel Adams
Exaggerated country slang, shallow (actually insulting) lyrics about a 4WD truck, parties in pastures, and LOTS of drinkin'. Those were not country people when & where I grew up, those were called marginalized rednecks, most of whom are 40 year olds today still living that lifestyle in that same town.
To me Country Music isn't synonomous with Cowboys, so I frankly don't get the whole Stetson hat and pointy toe boots image. 90% of the people I know who I would call normal Country music fans have never ridden a horse, have never been to a rodeo, have never walked in a pasture of cattle, and would look stupid wearing a cowboy hat. So I don't know why these artists market themselves that way.
But most of all I hate Country music now because I can't relate unless I'm a party-hound with a muddy jacked up Chevy, waitin' for the horn to blow at the factory on Friday evening so I can get busy drankin' whiskey with the boys, while jorts-wearing hos dance around a bonfire in "old man Johnson's pasture".
Again, it's both horribly juvenile, and shamefully redneck.
Country music is about a way of life for hard working folks and their trials and tribulations we go threw in everyday ordinary life.
That's what I was trying to say! It's just rural Americana, what we live everyday. It's the important things in life, not party-hard redneckedness.
We were on the edge of Eternia, when the power of Greyskull began to take hold.
Remington something like "it ain't a John Deere hat that's never fell in the cotton, it's sunburnt lips on home made peach ice cream." Reminds me of being a kid staying at my grandparents over the summer
