Bad ASS‼️ Hank Williams, Jr. - “A Country Boy Can Survive”

Bad ASS‼️ Hank Williams, Jr. - “A Country Boy Can Survive”
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[@LFRFAMILY]

THANK YOU for watching, for being cool, for commenting, subscribing, and for Phucking being Cool.

[@scottdenn5545]

As a kid growing up in the country... I didn't know what racism was until I went to the city..... It's amazes me now days how country & racism gets thrown in the same sentence. We are about God, Family, Country, Respect, Hard Work & Moral's & the only color we see is Nature!

[@jamesroper4952]

No country folks are not all the same people. I'm a country boy, and I'm Native American, and I can skin a buck. I do grow my own tomatoes, corn, squash, and beans. There's a creek just a short walk from my front door, that I can catch fish from all day long. There's a bunch more Native American country people here on the Reservation. I've known country people from all different races and cultures. I've known mexican country folks, black people who are country folks, white people, country people from other Native American tribes, I've known a few Asian people in the country. Country people come from all different races, cultures, and walks of life. I've known cowboys, cowgirls, farmers, hunters, mountain men, hippies, bikers, small business owners, mechanics, fire fighters, cops, soldiers, and more. Who are all country people.

[@mrsknight2984]

To be called a young buck is a complement coming from a southerner... it means you are physically fit, strong, and healthy and exhibit pride in who you are and where you come from... it also infers a level of respect is due you...

[@dukemom20]

I am a 65 year old white woman, subscribed to your channel. I never knew "buck" was a word that triggered some people. Thank you for saying we all need to try to understand and appreciate the thinking and mindsets of others. That is a message everyone needs to hear.

[@destin0873]

Being a "country boy" isn't about race. It's about rugged independence. I really appreciate your review of the song! We are all Americans and we should be united.

[@sirdoofalot]

As a country boy myself, I've never heard of a buck used for anything except deer and money.

[@cesaraugustus9064]

LFR Family, I appreciate your commentary. We "country folk" have heard such vitriol and spite from so many black people who've judged us because the media paints country folk as ignorant racists. Your open minded attitude and kind heart is very touching. it rekindled hope for a unified American identity and brought me to tears. Thank you my brother. Sincerely, thank you for your healing words.

[@jeffmckc2081]

That song was made a long time ago, before people looked to be triggered by every thing.

[@TheRedbankGuy]

What does buck mean to black peeps?

[@blackdevildog6416]

When you start digging into what Hank Jr has survived, you realize just how truly bad ass and "unkillable" he is. An absolute Rebel legend who lays it down honestly.

[@uabfan92]

As a old hillbilly farm boy. We all come from that branch and hold on to the values of Patriotism, Being Neighborly regardless of race, giving back to the community, and word of God.

[@christopherdunn3094]

"My grandpa taught me how to live off the land, and his taught him to be a business man" Those are some powerful lyrics...

[@renerenatorivera9062]

I became a USNaval Officer in 1980 and was soon introduced to country music. This song is one of my favorites.

[@amandaschulte9423]

That's OUR culture. There are country Black folks who can do ALL of the things spoken about in this song...my father was born around the coal mines of West Virginia and Kentucky..my mother was born in Akron Ohio. She was city, he was country. I grew up in Akron so I was raised in the city but I was brought up to appreciate both cultures. We visited family in Kentucky and Tennessee during summers. My family in the country taught me some of these skills and for that I am so thankful. I moved to the country to be with family about 15 years ago and....I'll never go back to city life...but believe that the country lifestyle is the lifestyle of most people who live in the country and it's not exclusive to any 1 race.

[@gnorley]

I gotta tell ya, a man from the south hears this in his soul. And we don't care what anyone thinks about it. We know what we know.

[@rondajackson4005]

Thanks for listening to Hank. As a child born in the late 60s all I was taught..get in the garden and collect our vegetables...then can them. Our men in our family hunted to keep meat on the table. Taught about God, Respect, Values. We are poor...racism wasn't taught in my family. Equality was taught...learned of racism in school. Didn't care for it. All that is ..is hate. True country is about the land...nature. To hell with racism. As my grandfather stated..we all bleed red.

[@johntruesdale1612]

I was raised a country boy and that song is right on the money. I also feel that there is only one race. The Human Race. We are all in this together trying to survive.

[@allenhelton1401]

You earned a hillbilly subscriber and Mad respect!!! There’s no racism with this music, it’s just the voice of a different kind of culture and poverty. Much love

[@bearbenton5945]

I love this guy for paying homage to us country folks. We're not flashy, rich, or braggarts, but we believe in peace and harmony between all humans, and we believe in providing for oneself off the land and sea. I was raised in TN and that's how we were taught anyway. Parents grew up in the civil rights movement. Glad to see a black man on the internet not hating us and realizing most of us are just as human as black folks are.