Blake Shelton - Boys 'Round Here ft. Pistol Annies & Friends (Official Music Video) Reaction

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[@vincentdarrah]

I think the reason the black men were portrayed that way is to refute the stereotype that black and white are supposed to hate each other. Notice, the barn doors opened and they came in. Blake and the others all turned and looked, and the viewer gets the impression that something is about to go down, but then they hug and greet each other as friends and have a good time. I think it is a positive message

[@belleferrar8898]

That's the difference between country and most other genres, there is NO color. It's just storytelling to a beat, pure and simple.

[@jamesharwell1150]

Pretty sure that's hip hop 👍🤣

[@jbc_8110]

I think the black dudes looked more confused about how they would be welcomed and not angry

[@makkimontoya7849]

EXACTLY what i think...

[@kennethvest2839]

More like hold up...wtf we got goin on in heah

[@59dstorm]

It's just he invited them, Noone else knew them

[@brendavansickle6018]

In the South, everyone is welcome. Sounds strange during these times, but it's the truth. Good people are good people and that's a fact.

[@yaimavol]

The racial divide is a myth.

[@lorrieh3375]

Yep. Door's always open!

[@backwoodsgarrett6417]

guess yall forget about the midwest. we just country folk as well and every time in the comments its just ya we southern people do it this way. yall should listen to some brantley gilbert song in particular "country must be country wide"

[@brendavansickle6018]

@@backwoodsgarrett6417 didn't forget about the midwest. It's just I'm a southern girl whose family dates back to the 1800s in Texas and before that Mississippi.

[@59dstorm]

Yeah, ppl think the south is racist. Opposite

[@sellison2192]

The part I love about this song is this is actually what it's like in America. Not what the news tells. It's about the heart of a person not the color.

[@williamadams6084]

the whole song makes fun of stereotypes.

[@ddsplace-pamreynolds7326]

I don’t think they looked angry, they were maybe suspicious? Like wth am I doin here? 😜🤣

[@haveuforgotten]

Like crap what did we get ourselves into

[@camorken]

It's about learning from each other and learning that the stereotypes are just hype. No reason we can't appreciate the similarities as well as the differences

[@brendavansickle6018]

They black dudes didn't look angry to me. Well, one did but the others were smiling.

[@puttytatt61]

Ole Red by Blake Shelton.

[@teesha3221]

There is a black man who is considered a country music legend his name is Charlie Pride I love his son kiss an angel good morning.

[@dingbat1966able]

teesha great song from a fantastic singer.

[@tommyward7471]

Blake Shelton Ole Red

[@007videovixen]

Blake Shelton Ole Red, the music video and Chris Stapleton Tennessee Whiskey Live Austin City Limits.

[@spartandogs3126]

This is just a suggestion if you’re going to aim towards the country and heavy-metal crowd you might want to stop with the race stuff.

[@jeddodon]

Lmfao you had me rolling...Blake has bars lmfao I’m dead

[@amypowell6307]

Welcome to the true south. Everyone is loved

[@TexasMagnolia]

Pistol Annies - Hell on Heels

[@vanessarupe2039]

I’m from Texas. Very small town between Houston and Corpus Christi. I went to school with every kind of race there is. We were all friends. I’m 50 years old, and still to this day, we’re all still friends. Black, white, Vietnamese...whatever you are, we don’t care. This is how every party is down here. We don’t care what color you are. We don’t care what you’re wearing or driving. Come on in and let’s have a good time. That’s how it is on the Gulf Coast. We’re all friends. Very, very, very little racism down here. Bring a cooler and let’s jam. ✌🏻😘

[@terriwalls5571]

Chris Stapleton, I was Wrong, Tennessee Whiskey

[@bre8164]

Blake Shelton has an old song called “ol red” it tells a cool story about him getting sentenced to old time prison ranch for life and using a dog to escape. 😂

[@brazykidamani2986]

my grandpa raised me on ol red! i grew up running dog trials i love it!

[@bipolarbear9952]

Reactor: Don't stereotype black people. Also reactor: All they're missing is the cowboy hat.

[@ArcaneTurbulence]

They didn't come in angry. They came in curious... and was immediately accepted. That was more about two worlds colliding, and the stereotypical "hard city boy" also being welcome. It's meant to bust the boundaries between styles and race. I thought the message was pretty clear myself. ;)

[@therealmelaniewalsh3811]

Kane Brown-heaven, Blake shelton-hell right, Florida Georgia line-cruise

[@juls.270]

I love just seeing there reactions lmao

[@sethk1698]

I'm nice to anyone who is nice to me. Most people feel that way.

[@renee9365]

The More I Drink and Hillbilly Bone are two good ones.

[@jewls9697]

Bake Shelton....Hell Right...Kiss My Country Ass, Old Red, She's got a way with words....Many great songs from him!!!

[@hopcat500]

Kid Rock, Jason Aldean, Toby Keith , Alan Jackson (Remember When), Brooks and Dunn (Believe)

[@brendarose3543]

In the south everyone is welcome

[@IdolTyme]

Since you've already heard some Stapelton, you gotta hear this one. Tennessee Whiskey - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqukhZuOe7SsaMU And for something a little different, some Keith Urban. This is a great song. The video is cool but this performance is on a daytime talk show and is really stripped down so you can see just how good the man is. Blue Ain't Your Color - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGWllqZ9mp6DhrM. And finally, Home Free, the best acapella country cover group there is. I can't even explain how bad ass these guys are. Give a listen. I guarantee you won't be disappointed. End of the Road (Cover) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y52mg3l3e9mdY6M

[@111JenA]

I understand what you mean. I hope your journey to real soul country music is great. I think you’ll like some of the entertainers. Thank you so very much for all your hard work posting these videos. 🙏

[@nazokage]

yeah they were not angry they were confused/unsure, they were in an environment that they were not used to and wasen't sure how to react at first

[@schmittloads215]

Check out Kane Brown -- Lose It, Brothers Osborne -- It Ain't My Fault, and Jordan Davis -- Singles You Up. Thanks!

[@chetfirefox]

Love the video, if you watch the video again the dudes were smiling when they came in

[@shanepicard2937]

Luke combs, beer never broke my heart and when it rains it pours

[@AdamGee8]

They weren’t portraying the black men as angry they were looking like wtf have we stumbled into fellas 😂😂then they like shit let’s go

[@gailmulert-efaw992]

Cowboys generally wear cowboy hats, Good Ole Boys wear ball caps..

[@suzannezethner8180]

Jason Aldean ... Red Dirt Anthem. Country/ Rap !! Toby Keith is also really fun. His videos are hilarious. Try "I love this bar" or "I'm not as good as I once was" great songs. Too fun.

[@Sassy8utube]

I didn't think they looked angry.. I thought they just showed up, they country boys too

[@Iluvhotmoms400]

that boy right der looks more confused then a tractor starting in the cold

[@LadyGator1983]

Sweetie, you might want to check out another Country guy, Jason Aldean. His sing is called “Dirt Road Anthem.” You’ll like it!!

[@kimtalley4496]

U should react to Tennessee Whiskey- Chris Stapleton. Its real good. I like to call it country soul.

[@whiskybooze]

They were trying to prove a point to not judge people. Cause people assume he is angry.

[@rampageremex9235]

The scene of them coming is just showing there that white and black ppl can get along, and probably just to bring some intensity to the song

[@brendatighe392]

Early Blake Shelton: Ol' Red

[@craker213]

YES SIR

[@kristinabushnell3652]

Please react to I'm Still A Guy and Online by Brad Paisley or Trailerhood and Red Solo Cup by Toby Keith. They are all hilarious song and videos. Thanks for the reaction!! You're Awesome!! 🙂

[@isisesetamun80]

You should listen to ole red by Blake.

[@davewallace3663]

Blake Shelton - Ol' Red.....Jason Aldean - Dirt Road Anthem.....ANYTHING "HOME FREE"...they are a capella, you will love them....Man Of Constant Sorrow / Butts Remix....anything basically, Adam Rupp drum solo...the beat boxer of Home Free, AWESOME!!!

[@rondawildey5801]

Listen to ol red by Blake...I think u will enjoy it. It's when he first came out in music

[@johnsample9640]

angry? phewf they wernt angry. they smiling and happy - they down with blake. see em earlier in video? wake up woke one

[@caseynicholson9190]

Black dudes didnt look angry..They were smiling and getting into it! Probably feelin a little skeptical about what they were going to find in the barn just like you were skeptical about liking country music. Looks like the black dudes had fun at the barn party. This video is about building bridges man...Bring everyone together to party. Cool!

[@angelapowers3893]

They didnt look mad to me when they walked in.

[@cherylh.1910]

Old Red, anything actually by him is great. Liked your review

[@danalynch8889]

To fool you into thinking there is going to be a fight. It just add surprise to the video by making them accepted.

[@bmcgee4334]

Hey check out “Gods County” by Blake Shelton. Luke Combs is also someone you wanna check for sure “Beer never broke my Heart” and “When it Rains it pours”

[@CamoShirt]

if it was featuring Chingy it would've been called Boys Round Hurr

[@gordonduke8812]

The attitude portrayed by the black guys was the video attempting to point out ridiculous stereotypes about the "clash of cultures" and then destroy those ideas in the very next scene. It wasn't meant as a diss, it was meant to debunk the idea that those stereotypes are too rooted to change. I think it was aimed at racist, not provided for them. Sometimes we just have to look for the positives rather than the negatives. They're there, we just have to look with better eyes. Love the reaction. Peace

[@jimveazey]

Brad Paisley - Whiskey Lullabye. Awesome duet with Allison Krause

[@davidmiera8858]

Jason Aldean "Dirt Road Anthem"

[@mpec9405]

They weren't angry, look at the looks they gave each other, they were thinking yeah right, look at these fools thinking they can sing and dance until they got in and they were all brothers.

[@alyssabarrett941]

React to blake Shelton "Austin" Blake Shelton- kiss my country ass Blake Shelton- ol red (live at the wildhorse saloon Blake Shelton- Home

[@Richard.m1192]

Check out Jason aldean

[@rickygreer1727]

I'm guessing this guy has never walked into a country bar ever in his life. And never will probably

[@peggysoutherland1183]

Just portraying they hoped they were welcome

[@bmarie8939]

HI there. Please listen to John Anderson. Old school but his lyrics and voice are phenomenal

[@trinity6085]

React to old red by blake shelton please❤️❤️❤️

[@katherinehullum9811]

God's Country

[@jeddodon]

Upchurch the Swiss Army knife of music. Go down the rabbit hole yo 😎💨💨💨

[@LadyGator1983]

Check out Blake’s song: Ole’ Red

[@drittenberry1]

They didn’t look mad they looked cute

[@mikejackson5136]

Them three guys are Blake’s friends

[@ummno9504]

Look up Red nick woman by Gretchen Wilson

[@lorih1265]

You need to check out..Jason Aldean “Dirt road anthem” 6:34

[@melodiepatton642]

Check out Brantley Gilbert and Colt Ford dirt road anthem, I think you would really enjoy their style

[@ambercarroll5421]

Never thought about the black people coming in so angry. Good point. Great reaction!

[@cadencrocker948]

Old red by black Shelton

[@kennethvest2839]

Dirt Road Anthem- Jason Aldean.

[@temujinnorris2301]

sees black guy stereotype, stares in disappointment

[@steelshotproductions]

Dude, you used the word "resonate" in your critique of the song. I already know you have a wide range of music on your iPhone.

[@browning686]

Do us a upchurch hillbilly cuz. Thank you you are doing great

[@karenfrench4308]

Blzke Shelton...Austin

[@cobbler88]

The sweet irony that as a white male in my 50s, I see the men approaching the barn as being understandably cautious and uncertain as they join strangers at their party, and the gentleman doing this vid sees them as being portrayed as angry. I kind of wondering if there's a little conditioning at play here. 😂

[@jennscrazyworld8218]

Jason Alden country anthem is good

[@karenwalsh1143]

Ol' red

[@amandafox8603]

Mickey Guyton- Better Than You Left Me - Hold On.

[@benharris2490]

I to believe it was the black guys walking into a strange situation. So confused not mad

[@barrettgranger9139]

Marc Broussard " Home" think you'll like him

[@karenfrench4308]

Maybe they were trying to say...(about the black guys coming in looking angry) Dont judge a book by its cover

[@zacharyemami396]

Nu breed welcome to my house

[@suedarling9475]

Shan I think you misunderstood . The song is about bringing people together

[@javajunkie57]

You are reading that black anger all wrong..They don't look any differently than they did in the car. They welcomed them literally with open arms.

[@LadyGator1983]

I think what they were trying to do is to show how typically people are going to look at the Black people are bad. What Blake was showing, was that we’re all just people. That’s what I think he was trying to do.

[@debmundorf3551]

The Pistol Annie's is his wife Miranda Lambert's band. She is the blonde down by the water in the white dress They are no longer together sadly. She still has her band. together

[@deannacrownover3]

Sweetheart if you go back and look at the faces of the men coming in, what you see is all of them are smiling and all of them look slightly confused but there is no animosity! Notice that they passed each other in town which means they all live in close proximity. they're just making fun of stereotypes.

[@dodadeb8954]

Well I've watched several different people listen to this song and video because I love both. I believe the first person that interjected comments about race that I've seen so far. What I see in this video are people singing & dancing having fun. Some black guys come it and it's a little uncomfortable for a few seconds. No different than anyone walking into a situation where they may be the minority at a gathering. Then acceptance takes place all start dancing, drinking a beer and having a good time. I'm 68 so I'm old school and not into all this woke stuff and really don't care to know about it. First time I saw this was earlier this year with the riots going on in Portland and all I could think when I watched it was wouldn't it be so nice if people could just get along, and show a little love to one another. We as humans were all created equal by God. The only difference is the outer covering and our hearts. Most of us are honest hard working folks just trying to feed our children, work, possibly have a little left over for a vacation if possible. Stop listening to the Washington DC elites and those news organizations which keep pitting and interjecting race into everything. They are just using us for their own agenda. With love your sister in Christ.

[@rebeccalitchfield6698]

Chris Stapleton.

[@ControlTouchMaster]

Don't make things about race. The video was made as a collaboration of people if different races. People in the video were portrayed the way they wanted and intended.

[@bonniezimmerman7313]

I hear ya, but I think it was pertaining looks sometimes is not what it seems.

[@zacharyemami396]

Luke Combs ever e Thang