Showing posts with label Hank 3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hank 3. Show all posts
Oct 29, 2019
Jun 4, 2019
John Rich Singing “Shut Up About Politics” is Like:
John Rich, who's more famous for being politically provocative over the last few years than writing or performing songs, has a new song out called "Shut Up About Politics." Well, that's pretty much like....
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Florida-Georgia Line calling out people who use auto-tune
Justin Moore making fun of short people
Shooter Jennings making fun of short people
Kane Brown covering “Murder on Music Row”
Miranda Lambert coming out against violent lyrics
Dustin Lynch calling someone a sellout
Dustin Lynch having a clothing line called “Stay Country”
Chris Brown wearing a “Mean People Suck” t-shirt
Tracy Lawrence talking sh** about Chris Brown
Luke Bryan saying somebody should act their age
David Allan Coe complaining about a sub-par concert
The Bellamy Brothers being against mixing country and rap
A Beyonce fan calling someone obsessed
Jamey Johnson saying Chris Knight waits too long between album releases
Hank 3 telling someone to watch their mouth
Tim McGraw saying someone has a stupid looking hat
Mitchell Tenpenny calling Old Dominion creepy
Old Dominion calling Mitchell Tenpenny creepy
Zac Brown saying any song is embarrassing
May 23, 2019
Shrek Country Reaction Gifs
After I listen to "Whiskey Lullabye"
How to get a major label record deal in Nashville
How to keep a major label record deal in Nashville
When somebody makes you listen to the new Thomas Rhett song
Is Luke Combs pretty good? Is he the the savior of country music?
Hank 3 thinks this is a country song
When the shrooms hit at the Infamous Stringdusters concert
"Go listen to Mitchell Tenpenny with the rest of your Mitchell Tenpenny fan friends"
Mar 7, 2019
Nov 9, 2018
Hank 3's New Monday Night Football Theme Deemed Inappropriate
by Trailer - Originally posted on Country California, Tuesday, January 19, 2010
ESPN and NFL officials are beginning to regret asking Hank Williams III to pen and perform a new theme song for the stalwart Monday Night Football franchise. After deeming his first attempt "vulgar," "loud," "inappropriate" and "out of tune," MNF producers have asked Williams for a rewrite.
"For the 2010-11 season, we wanted to reach a younger audience with a more rocking and contemporary theme song. Who better than the son of Bocephus, whose song 'Are You Ready for Some Football?' we've used for years?" asked MNF's Jay Rothman. "The song Shelton turned in certainly brought the rock and, for the most part, a more current sound, but was not at all right for our product."
The first demo of Hank's "Monday Night M***********g Football" includes 21 profanities, 3 drug references, one line taken verbatim from the Satanic bible, and some disturbingly violent imagery. It starts out as a straight country song, reminiscent of something Williams' legendary grandfather might have done, before plowing headlong into a rambling punk/thrash metal amalgam complete with Cookie Monster vocals.
"We did some editing on the track to see if there was anything usable," said Rothman, "and we did glean 20 seconds without cursing, but it was a verse about drinking whiskey and shooting the television with an ol' shotgun if your team loses. We just can't put that message out there."
Hank has promised to tame it down, but is unrepentant about the first cut. "I just wanted to kick their ass man," said III. "Sh*t, the people want their teeth knocked down their throats with some hellbilly music before they watch their team beat the g*****n m***********g sh*t out of those other b*tches!"
If Williams is unable to rewrite the song to the producers' satisfaction, the backup plan is to move forward with a Timbaland remix of Hank II's well-known theme, featuring T-Pain.
Oct 31, 2018
Horror Movie Country Reaction Gifs
When you go over to your friend's to get your Waylon albums back and they aren't home
When your kid says they might go to a Kane Brown concert
Looking at the country chart like...
Stoppin' every hundred miles
Callin' Baton Rouge
The chorus of some lost Hank 3 song
You'd rather stay home and play video games than see a concert?
When will another Chris Knight album ever come out?
Is it okay to have a favorite Sam Hunt song?
Oct 30, 2017
Mar 16, 2017
Anchorman Country Reaction Gifs
Luke Bryan sucks
Describe Hank III's metal music in two words
Garth Brooks is better than George Strait
Did you really mean it when you said you think you're better
than people who listen to Florida-Georgia Line?
When your whole crew scores tickets to Stapleton
When you agree to listen to a country DJ's
Soundcloud page, because it's different...
...Listen to Shinyribs!
When the person eating lunch with you says
"It's just music. Why do you get so serious?"
Dec 7, 2016
Save Mike IX
By Robert Dean
The older we get, the more we realize we’re not as
invincible as we once envisioned ourselves. Things break, we suffer
afflictions, addictions, and watch our friends die. Life can be a total
asshole. But, in those moments of “what the fuck, world?” there are the times
of solace, enlightening, awakening and love. It’s just the human experience:
the roller coaster goes up, and it goes down, we’re all lucky to remain seated
on the ride, and should never take for granted, as such.
A fervent mixture of all of the aforementioned feelings
rests on the shoulders of one toxic cowboy, one lifer whose legacy looms large,
and without him, the New Orleans musical landscape would be very different.
That man is Mike Williams from Eyehategod.
If you haven’t heard, Mike IX as he’s affectionately called
needs your help. He’s in a bad way. He needs a liver transplant, and the
medical bills are piling. His wife has started a YouCaring account, and it’d be
amazing if you could donate a few bucks to the cause. Because let’s be real,
without EHG there is no DOWN, Phil Anselmo is an entirely different person, and
the sludge from the swamps we know and love wouldn’t exist. The New Orleans
signature grimace comes from two people: Jimmy Bower and Mike IX and without
their celestial magic, who knows where heavy metal would be.
Anyone who knows my work knows I call New Orleans home,
despite currently living in Austin, Texas. The New Orleans music community is
tiny, and the metal community is microscopic. You go to enough shows with dudes
screaming; you’re liable to run into the same faces over the years. It’s in
that that I’ve been fortunate to have met Mike on more than one occasion and
he’s always been nothing but grateful for the adoration. Mike Williams is a
strange, fucked up bird, but he doesn’t deserve a cage, he deserves a long life
and the chance to frighten the world on a nightly basis for years to come. Give
a few bucks, or at least share the link as much as you can.
Mike is also in Arson Anthem with Hank 3.
Apr 27, 2016
Dec 8, 2015
Nov 11, 2015
May 22, 2015
May 5, 2015
Carl Outlaw, Real Country Fan, Reviews ZBB "Loving You Easy"
Zac Brown sucks. If he was playing in my neighbor's yard, I'd call the cops and say they're was some sort of unauthorized "men who love farm animals" protest rally going on and that they were disturbing the peace with there bullshit and to especially taser the fat, bald guy wearing a ski hat in May. WTF. You know when theirs 14 guys in a band, theyre over-compensating for something. I've never even listened too one single note this "band" played. There not even talented enough to shine Hank 3's balls. 
This song is probably terrible. I'm not going to soil my ears by wasting one second on this 'pop cuntry' garbage. If theyre's more than 4 people in a band and 2 of those aren't steel guitarists, I don't want to here that crap. This nugget is called "Loving You Easy," and that's enough for you to know that Johnny Paycheck wouldn't have warbled a note of it. He didn't love dem hoes, lol. If you're out their making songs for teenage girls, than you should at least be man enough to admit your just in it for the money. I heard Zac is making dance music now too. Next he'll be shaking his booty like Fluke Bryan.
Don't insult are good taste with this crap, Trailer. Don't make me review stuff like this when thare's so many good real-ass country bands out there that need a little help getting noticed. Take this new band from North Carolina, Buck Snort and the Stump-jumpers, for instance. They have a fiddle player, 3 steel guitarists, a jug blower, a washboard strummer, and a singer who makes Sturgill Simpson sound like a Nashvile sparkly-pants wearing pretty boy. Let Zac Brown's fat ass feed his own self. Don't buy this song, anybody. Keep it country!
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Zac Brown Band - Loving You Easy
(listen to song here)
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