"Accidental Racist"

[TwentyONE]

Indeed. Seriously, modern country, WTF?

Country music cannot be parodied. Think of the most ridiculous, over the top lyric for a parody country song and I will show you a more ridiculous song already written with a straight face.

 

[zqglass]

let us not forget that this actually happened..

 

[Deadbolt]

So...worst song ever?

It's pretty HOF worthy.

 

[RollWave35]

There's shitty rap and good rap, just like there's shitty country and good country.

And then there's shitty rap-country like Jason Aldean's been trying to do. I present "1994" for consideration into the Hall Of Awful Fucking Music.

 

[ToughLoveDeac]

By the way, almost every video of the song that has been posted to YouTube has been removed.

They claim it's for copyright issues. I think they're ashamed.

 

[RicoSuave]

So...worst song ever?

Right after Christmas Shoes and We Built This City.

 

[Kory]

 

[Go]

This is a pretty terrible song but what's awesome about it is the white people outrage.

 

[BeachBumDeac]

what's awesome about it is the white people outrage.

Do tell

 

[DistrictDeacon]

This is a pretty terrible song but what's awesome about it is the white people outrage.

I haven't seen any outrage. Just mockery.

 

[PhDeac]

So I actually listened to this song. Seems like a sincere attempt by a white country artist to address issues of race from his perspective with a fair response from a prominent black artist. This song should be promoting dialogue instead of mockery. Perhaps the mockery is an attempt to avoid the conversation. It's not a good song, but on par with any country/hip-hop collaborations I've heard before.

 

[RicoSuave]

Do tell

Jody was pissed as hell.

 

[DeaconBrews]

So I actually listened to this song. Seems like a sincere attempt by a white country artist to address issues of race from his perspective with a fair response from a prominent black artist. This song should be promoting dialogue instead of mockery. Perhaps the mockery is an attempt to avoid the conversation. It's not a good song, but on par with any country/hip-hop collaborations I've heard before.

HEY DON'T DISPARAGE OVER AND OVER AGAIN LIKE THAT!

 

[PhDeac]

I wish I hadn't brought it up. I tried to listen to it and I got a few seconds in and realized I had forgotten how catchy it is. Now it's "all in my head".

 

[Milhouse]

So I actually listened to this song. Seems like a sincere attempt by a white country artist to address issues of race from his perspective with a fair response from a prominent black artist. This song should be promoting dialogue instead of mockery. Perhaps the mockery is an attempt to avoid the conversation. It's not a good song, but on par with any country/hip-hop collaborations I've heard before.

i'm shocked that country/hip-hop collaborations suck

 

[myDeaconmyhand]

HEY DON'T DISPARAGE OVER AND OVER AGAIN LIKE THAT!

Damn it! I think about it over and over again, I replay it over and over again, I think about it over and over again, I replay it over and over again, I think about it over and over again, I replay it over and over again, I think about it over and over again, over again, over and over again, over and over again, over and over again, over and over again, over and over again, over again, over and over again, over and over again, over and over again, over and over again, over and over again, over again, over and over again, over and over again, over and over again, over and over again, over and over again, over again, over and over again, over and over again, over and over again, over and over again, over and over again, over again, over and over again, over and over again, over and over again, over and over again, over and over again, I can't keep picturing you with him and it hurts so bad.

 

[2&2 Slider To Leyritz]

Unrelated to the central topic of this thread, but I imagine that Miranda Lambert is a demon in the sack.

 

[Semi-Tough Deac]

So I actually listened to this song. Seems like a sincere attempt by a white country artist to address issues of race from his perspective with a fair response from a prominent black artist. This song should be promoting dialogue instead of mockery. Perhaps the mockery is an attempt to avoid the conversation. It's not a good song, but on par with any country/hip-hop collaborations I've heard before.

Perhaps the mockery is a way to avoid the conversation. Or, maybe people mock the song because it a piss poor, if sincere, attempt to promote dialogue. It's a crap song, you said it yourself.

Besides, these guys are late to the party. Nothing they sing/rap about wasn't already covered by Jon and David on Real World: Los Angeles back in 1993.

 

[bojanglefunk]

Unrelated to the central topic of this thread, but I imagine that Miranda Lambert is a demon in the sack.

She has really porked up lately.

 

[Go]

I haven't seen any outrage. Just mockery.

Much mockery, but there are def some who "took the bait."

I'm sorta worried that we've taken the bait too