"Try that in a small town", controversial song lyrics catching fire

[spasti696969]

As many who follow the news are aware, Jason Aldean's song "Try that in a small town" is being accused of supporting "lynching", and has accordingly been pulled from cable music video stations after outcry from the mob. However, in a recent turn of events, popular support for Jason Aldean has increased dramatically, pushing the song to #1 on the charts despite the attempted blacklisting.

During the George Floyd race riots of 2020, numerous towns and cities across America were attacked by violent mobs who masqueraded as so-called "peaceful protesters" by the mainstream media. The impact of that economic devastation is still felt today, with boarded up downtown shops and city squares abandoned to urban decay.

It seems like our society has reached a turning point on this issue. For years we've been told to say silent, that questioning the narrative perpetuated systemic racism. But now, we've seen what happens when we give in. Police cars are set on fire, people get attacked with bricks, Footlocker gets looted. And are we any closer to racial harmony in America after all that? Did the so-called "peaceful protesters" get what they want?

Jason Aldean's song speaks to looking after your neighbors and taking care of your family. That's not lynching. If we live in an era where the police have been defunded, it falls on the man of the house to defend his homeland.

[Psycho]

eh, I guess at least now I know what it got "cancelled" for... but I don't give af about jason aldean or his songs so idc what happens with it

[zexx11]

https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/12/3812910660680173418/

[ZZZZZ]

Yes go defend ur house please, first step would require u to log off steam tho

[Crazy Tiger]

Jason who? What song? I follow the news, but never heard of either.

[Haemorrhoid Graboid]

There are plenty of movies that give us examples of what goes on in small towns !

[ʙᴜɴ.ᴇ]

goes back to what I said some time before about controversy being a good thing to boost your career in music and other media. Nobody had heard of or cared about Jason Aldean but now many do and his song is trending despite being a genre generally disliked.

[Under there]

white rural... BAD

[Psycho]

Oprindeligt skrevet af 💕 𝓑𝓾𝓷 💕:

goes back to what I said some time before about controversy being a good thing to boost your career in music and other media. Nobody had heard of or cared about Jason Aldean but now many do and his song is trending despite being a genre generally disliked.

he's sold 11,152,700 albums so idk what you're talking about. and if you think country is disliked, look up garth brooks. he's sold 170 million

[Tiberius]

https://youtu.be/omEDLKS5pbY

[Kweeb]

Those that hear racist undertones are the real racists. They have to reach elbow deep into their ass to find racism, they are obsessed with racism.

[Grendalcat]

My relatively small town is a good example of this. During the summer of BLM protests, there was exactly one protest like that here. About one hundred protesters were separated from roughly the same number of antiprotesters, by a line of police. Both sides yelled at each other for a couple of hours, then everyone went home.

There were no violent protests, because if one started, it would have been put down in about ten minutes by business and home owners, before the police even arrived on the scene.

[xAlphaStarOmegax]

I don't know much about Jason Aldean, but he's right. That stuff wouldn't fly in a small town. 

[Sir Seanicus, Esq.]

city slickers seething.

[Kweeb]

Oprindeligt skrevet af Plaid:

small towners lynching

spotted the racist

[Abaddon the Despoiler]

Defending yourself against a rioting mob could be very racist. Some of the mob might be black.