Jun 20, 2019
5 New Merle Haggard Parody Album Covers
Labels:
Merle Haggard,
Parody Album Covers,
Satire
Jun 19, 2019
New Colter Wall Performance Video / "I Ride an Old Paint"
Labels:
Colter Wall,
New Videos
Country / Rap Collaborations
Labels:
Billy Ray Cyrus,
Jason Aldean,
Lil Nas X,
Ludacris,
memes,
Satire,
Snoop Dogg,
Willie Nelson
Really Dumb Country Music Reviews: Thomas Rhett Edition
Labels:
Commentary,
Really Dumb Reviews,
Thomas Rhett
Put Some Country in Your Country
Put Some Country in Your Country
(Lyric Parody of Travis Tritt’s “Put Some Drive in Your Country”)
Well I was raised on country classics
Like Johnny Cash and George Strait
Lord, I loved to hear ‘em
But I really got all pissed off round about twenty thirteen
That’s the first time I heard Florida-Georgia Line “sing”
They put some suck in their country, that really turned me off
Boys, put some country in your country
Hey, what the hell is wrong with y’all?
Cause when the bass is boomin’
It don’t sound right at all
Every time I hear that weak pop stuff on my truck radio
It makes me want to drive my truck right off of a plateau
Put some country in your country
Keep country living on
Went to a show in Atlanta on Sunday afternoon
The gig was packed with skanks and douchebags
And the singer was rapping June and moon
The songs had my stomach in upheaval
They were all “Hey baby hey”
Thought this was country music so I jumped up on the stage
“Put some country in your country fellas!”
I got kicked out of the show
Put some country in your country
Hey, what the hell is wrong with y’all?
Cause when the bass is boomin’
It don’t sound right at all
Every time I hear that weak pop stuff playing in a store
It makes me want to throw a temper tantrum on the floor
Put some country in your country
Keep country living on
Put some country in your country
Hey, what the hell is wrong with y’all?
Cause when the bass is boomin’
It don’t sound right at all
Well, I like some new country
I ain't putting it all down
But damn, I miss Merle Haggard
I wish he was still around
Put some country in your country
Keep country living on
Put some country in your country
Keep country living on
Labels:
Florida Georgia Line,
lyric parody,
Parody lyrics,
Satire,
Travis Tritt
Jun 18, 2019
New Video / Hailey Whitters / "The Days"
Labels:
Hailey Whitters,
New Videos
A Little Help From Siri
Labels:
Florida Georgia Line,
memes,
Satire,
Siri
Jun 17, 2019
Jon Wolfe Performs "Some Ol' Bar in the 90s"
Labels:
Jon Wolfe,
Live performances
More More Monday Memes: Kane Brown, FGL, Country Radio
More Monday Memes: Cody Jinks, Zac Brown, Aaron Watson
Labels:
Aaron Watson,
Cody Jinks,
memes,
Satire,
Snoop Dogg,
Zac Brown
Jun 16, 2019
Awkward Gary Levox Photo of the Week
Labels:
Gary Levox
Sunday Mornin' Music / John Anderson / "Don't Forget to Thank the Lord"
Labels:
John Anderson,
Sunday Mornin' Music
Jun 15, 2019
Jun 14, 2019
New Video / The Avett Brothers / "High Steppin'"
Labels:
New Videos,
The Avett Brothers
Texas Band Proclaims Love of Their Home State in Song
by Trailer - Originally posted on Country California, July 21, 2011
A new band out of New Braunfels, Texas, is proud of their home state and they are not ashamed to let the world know. The DeWayne Tillis Band's debut digital single "Texas in My Veins" is an anthem to the Lone Star State that lets us all in on what's going down in the little-known, rarely mentioned home of such things as "Shiner," "Ray Wylie" and "bluebonnets."
The song, a catchy assimilation of country and rock that sounds vaguely like Steve Earle fronting Lynyrd Skynyrd, is a mash note to Texas, while also reminding us not to "mess" with said state. Lead singer DeWayne Tillis co-wrote the song with bassist Colton McBride after seeing either a Jamie Crowe Band or Kasey Rogers Band concert one night (they couldn't remember which).
"Man, they were so good and had us fist-pumping and 'whoo-ing' all night and just loving life in this humble little state," related Tillis. McBride chimed in: "And we just thought... man, there ought to be at least one song out there to let people know just how completely, unassumingly awesome it is here."
The band's love of Texas isn't limited only to song. Drummer Charlie Peacock revealed some early sketches of the band logo, a charmingly subtle combination of the band's name in a grunge typeface with the state's outline and a guitar which seems to be sprouting eagle wings. "We thought our brand, our logo, ought to be as unique as this reverential land we call home" said Peacock. "Damn, that's gonna look good hanging on cheap banners down at the Icehouse!"
According to DeWayne Tillis, the group's debut album won't focus specifically on Texas: "We got love songs, songs about being a band on the road, uh... did I say love songs already?" The collection of tunes, tentatively titled Aw Shucks, We're From Texas, is due for release in October, or sooner if the single touches a nerve with radio audiences yearning for confirmation of the state they all hold so bashfully dear.
Labels:
Fake News,
Fake News Classics,
Satire,
Texas
World Championship Wrestling Country Reaction Gifs
Listing off the reasons Luke Bryan sucks...
When you just drank 3 Monsters, punched a wall, and you're ready to hit that Florida-Georgia Line concert
♬ Hello walls,
how'd things go for you today? ♬
When the merch guy won't stop chatting with girls to sell you a t-shirt
My review of Thomas Rhett's new album
When somebody tries to abscond with your briefcase of Willie Nelson CDs
If you spend money on a Dustin Lynch concert you're doing this
When you just drank 3 Ensures, checked your Depends, and you're ready to hit that Bellamy Brothers concert
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