Screw the CMA's

Pop artists have finally come for country music like they came for pretty much every other genre, which isn't surprising after even absolute dog shit like Jason Aldean and that random ginger dude who may or may not be an industry plant topped the charts. Post Malone doing a country album with a Blake Shelton track certainly seems like it'll test the audience's patience for this, but I imagine the "fuck this" motion for the audience will come after that.

 

He did a weird article mentioning Travis as “the one who has intercourse with Taylor Swift” about 5 times. He’s weird about women - and that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

 

Chris Stapleton and Willie get their props from the Kelces.

 

I have no idea who “Trigger” is or if he wrote the article (no byline) but he had this in the comments:

The overall tone of the article is that country today is better than it gets credit for, but the genre will have to live in purgatory for a while after the absolute shit it churned out for the last decade or so. See also, the domestic automobile industry.

 

My biggest problem - as I've stated previously - is the inane lyrics of "today's country music." The music is still good - but the stuff people sing about? I don't believe a word of it. Its pandering nonsense written by someone sitting on a leather couch sipping a Starbucks.

 

Hoping for the best, but please remember that Willie is 91.



Also, buy his new album. It's damn good.

 

If you listen to FM radio, then you think the country bros are still going strong.

If you pay attention to what's coming out of Nashville these days, something else is going on. What if I told you that '90s country is making its long-awaited comeback?

I believe that I have everything released by every artist in this video, which feels damn weird to say considering that in 2014 I absolutely gave up on country music for a while.

 

Although I liked most of it, it's funny to say "90s country is making a comeback" because that's when it stopped being country.

 

Awww, bye-bye, baby.
We gone take this white trash on down the road

 

I blame a lot of it on 9/11. The Chicks said what they said, others loaded up with patriotic BS and people stopped being honest.

 

Agrees with you and wants his career back.

 

Although I do like some Kenny Chesney songs and he is a homeboy in many ways, She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy was the beginning of the end for me.