Showing posts with label Satire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Satire. Show all posts

Apr 16, 2024

Pick Your Ernest


 To be fair, Ernest is better than most on the mainstream chart. But he's also pretty awful at times. 


Idea by Craig Toney


Sexy Time

6 New AI Illustrated Country Songs

 Titles at the end.









Garth Brooks "Friends in Low Places"

Reba "Fancy"

Patsy Cline “I Fall to Pieces”

Vince Gill “Go Rest High on that Mountain”

Zach Bryan “Something in the Orange”

Toby Keith “I Love This Bar”


Apr 12, 2024

Celebrity Encounters


Lost 90s Country Song Was Somehow Too Cheesy to Release

A 90s country ballad based on a silly saying from a popular sitcom? In an era marked by movie-catch-phrase song titles, tunes about sentient hearts, and more goofy dance remixes than you could shake it to the right at, this particular one was somehow deemed too cringe. Why is that?

Because it was “Did I Do That?” a phrase made popular by Family Matters character Urkel (played by Jaleel White), a lovable nerd who was often hilariously and disastrously clumsy. Now, that hook might work for an uptempo party song, but this was no “Ain’t Goin’ Down (Till the Sun Comes Up)” or “I Like It, I Love It”; it was a fiddle and steel, cry-in-your-beer heartbreak song.


The tearjerker, written by Craig Wiseman and Gary Loyd was pitched to around 15 different artists, with only 1 cutting the tune. The singer, who can’t be named, but whose name rhymes with Lacey Turd, had hoped to include the song on his 1996 album and release it as a single; they even had single artwork completed. 


That’s when higher ups at MCA stepped in and told him and producers that “Did I Do That?” was just too dopey, even for the 90s (and even for an artist who’d later release the gem, “Ten Rounds With Jose Cuervo”). So the song just went into the vaults never to be heard again.


Even Wiseman, who’d go on to become one of the most successful songwriters and music execs in mainstream country is ashamed of “Did I Do That?” “Where’d you even find out about it?” he laughed. “We must’ve had some good weed in the writers’ room that day… a sad song based on a goofy exclamation from a TV dork… it’s even dumber than (Blake Shelton & Trace Adkins’) “Hillbilly Bone” which I am also quite ashamed to have my name associated with” 


When asked if the song might ever see the light of day, Wiseman said “There were several lyrics based on other absurd quotes from the show… and on the last chorus, (singer) even sang the hook similarly to Urkel’s delivery… so honestly, I hope whatever vault the tapes were in burned down and then flooded and then the debris was dispersed by straight-line winds to the horizon.” 


Wiseman did provide the few following lyrics from the song (to the best of his recollection):


My little sweet potato

With eyes so sad and blue

Baby I’ve got to know

If I’m the one that did that to you

My perfect baby cakes

Laura, why did you go?

Was it my mistakes

That got you feelin’ so low


(Part of chorus)

Did I do that?

Break your heart too many times

You ain’t comin’ back

And all the fault is mine”


Apr 11, 2024

Original Title and Album Cover of 49 Winchester's Upcoming Release



 And here's what they settled on. Oh well, I'm sure it'll still be good.

Supercuts


Scarface Country Reaction Gifs

When a local DJ announces Justin Moore to the stage

When they play you their favorite country song but it sounds like Three Doors Down with more twang

When Tommy left the bar room, not a Gatlin boy was standing

When you've never made it to the end of Johnny Cash's "Cocaine Blues"

If Jason Aldean fans call it hipster-country, then probably...

Johnny Paycheck, that fateful day

 Play Cherokee fiddle, he'd play it for the whiskey 


The proper reply to every bro-country pickup line

When you tell her the 'country' she's listening to is just southern pop sung by pretty boys

When you lay into ‘em with that Kentucky Thunder 

When your boy is about to hurl a chair off Eric Church's bar at some cops

Apr 10, 2024

Angry Chair


What is Outlaw Country?


Overly Politically Correct Americana Songs


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Colonizer House Road - Tyler Childers


Tulsa Female-Bodied Monarch - Emmylou Harris


Oklahoman Offspring - Zach Bryan


Fortune Favors the Privileged - 49 Winchester


Person’s Companion Animal - 49 Winchester


Sex Work Managers and Religious Leaders - Paul Thorn


Satisfied Person With a Uterus Depressive Episode - Lucinda Williams


Transgender Ramblin’ Railroad Blues - Colter Wall


Call a Spade a Spade - Turnpike Troubadours


Squatter - Turnpike Troubadours


Same Manufactured Home, Different Manufactured Home Community (Album) - Kacey Musgraves


Disenfranchised Folx - Flatland Cavalry


Visually Appealing CIS Females - Flatland Cavalry


Aged Male-Bodied Person - Neil Young and Mentally Challenged Horse


Unaliving-Prone Saturday Night - Arlo McKinley


Life of Transgressions Toward an Imaginary Sky Deity - Sturgill Simpson


Long Caucasian Line - Sturgill Simpson


I’d Have to Be Atypical - Sturgill Simpson


I Had a Real Good Gestational and Non-Gestational Parent - Gillian Welch


Likely Christian-Nationalist CIS Woman - The Red Clay Strays



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