HANK WILLIAMS JR A Country Boy Can Survive Reaction

[@markplacker5651]

Namaste. A great reaction. Us raised in america on old school values and strong belief in our rights and our way of life fully live this song. We are a strong proud people who respect and care for others despite popular belief or bias and I love what you and your family do on this channel. Much love and respect

[@phyllisb4634]

I enjoyed hearing the comparison of simple life in America and India. We have many more similarities than differences.

[@miketalbert2770]

Hank Jr making his daddy proud. Hank Sr songs are restricted by KZbin, so glad Jr's are available for use. Great reaction Enoma!

[@butchreitzel2764]

I love his directness and how he always means what he says ... and its always about something real

[@moorek1967]

I just discovered your channel this evening, and now am bingewatching. Oh my goodness, this is an awesome channel.

[@SDLEIKAM]

Though this song is from the early 80's, it is still relevant today. I live in a small town in Kansas, outside of a major metropolitan area, and I can walk out side on a calm weekend day and here the sounds of people target practicing. I have taught my daughters how to handle firearms at the range. We like to fish as well. A lot of people think that if you can hunt, fish and survive then you must be a country hick. Not true. Many of us are college educated, but most importantly we have common sense. Thanks for the reaction, one of my favorite songs. :)

[@VadulTharys]

My family are all farmers in Kentucky, Tennessee and Indiana, I grew up on farms, learning how to grow food, hunt and fish, and make some moonshine and home made smoke. I have a MS in electrical engineering and spent years designing communication systems for satellites/spacecraft. I now live in a small town in Missouri, and my daughters all grew up learning how to hunt, fish, grow food, and find the edible plants out in the woods. People meet me and think spoiled educated city boy. Till they hear me around my friends and that Tennessee accent comes out, and I start talking hunting and fishing. The thing is, people raised in the city are lost and helpless if things fall apart, people raised in the country get by.

[@VadulTharys]

@@matthewcall3961 The simple life, of hard work, love of family and community is always rewarding. Oh on the shooting and hunting, it is not for everyone.

[@tylerking589]

college dont make you have common sense son you'll figure that out in life though 🤘

[@jasonmcgonigal8044]

I love how you talked about prayer, a country boy who has survived the Rockies moved to the ghetto of ranch Cordova and survived, lived one rough life.... wasn't tell I finally prayed I met my beautiful wife JIE Zhou, I seen her and prayed for her,now I know God is real,Amen for your insight!

[@crustacean7199]

True American country! Great reaction

[@yv2929]

This went to #2 in 1982 🏞️ Good reaction Enoma 💎

[@kerrijohnson1411]

Born and raised in the Deep South US (Louisiana), and this song definitely embodies a lot of what it’s like to be “southern”. Can’t speak for the younger generations coming up now, but my generation and older definitely learned to live off the land. We learned to hunt, fish and grow our own gardens. We had chickens for eggs, cows for milk. We learned to survive no matter what was happening around us. Learned how to be self sustaining out of necessity but now I’m glad I grew up that way. The world is so crazy and unstable these days that I get great comfort knowing that I and my family can and will survive no matter what because we know how to survive! Great song!

[@mattwilkes2214]

Grew up pretty poor and hunting and fishing was how we afforded meat. Had our big garden and learned how to make things ourselves. Great life skills. Even if it's trendy or "hipster", I'm glad young people are getting into craft made products and what most people consider obsolete skills.

[@johnjriggsarchery2457]

This has to be the BEST reaction video to this anthem I've ever seen.

[@cakesaregood5176]

This song lets everyone know why country folks didn’t panic during the pandemic.

[@dapperdan434]

Congrats on 20K subs.

[@barnabydodd8956]

The pride of country folks comes from city folks looking down on them as "hillbilies". Hank Williams Jr. is showing pride in the things the country folks can do that the city folks can't. Country people can be truly self-sufficient. And when it comes down to it, the city folks rely on those country folks to feed them and more. The country folks don't need to rely on anyone to survive.

[@moorek1967]

We came from the West Virginia coal mines....yep, my dad's family were West Virginia coal miners. The term "country boy" is that he is poor and he is saying that no matter what you do to poor people they will survive, they know how to survive. This is a song against class privilege.

[@ronvincent8110]

I enjoy your thoughtful comments to the music and lyrics on all your reviews. Two that I think you will enjoy; Roberta Flack - First Time Ever I saw Your Face and Dolly Parton - Coat of Many Colors. There's a live version of Coat of Many Colors, just Dolly and her acoustic guitar, that showcases her talent.

[@stevedavis8123]

The Greatest song in Country Music history. This is our anthem!

[@richardcase3786]

The song actually came out in early 80s but has been rerecorded a few times by Hank.

[@suhbrill9435]

Most in depth reaction i have heard. Very good

[@captaincell]

I love you guys. First you react to a Hank Williams Junior song, my favorite country singer, and then at the end you tell us to say a prayer every day because it works. Priceless. Hank jr., AKA Bocephus, has a ridiculous number of great songs. From country to rock to Blues to rockabilly, Hank jr. has great songs in every genre. Since you've done All My Rowdy Friends Have Settled Down, maybe you can do All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight.

[@cityslickerchickens5835]

You two are so cute, love your reactions, watching from Michigan...

[@davidpfeifer9489]

Awesome that ur listening to old hank all the way across the world!!! She’s digging it love her reaction!

[@DanaMeise]

I’m a country boy from northern BC Canada I’d be fine grew up hunting Moose, Bear, Caribou, Elk, fished and traded for salmon while we grew a garden. The odd time some root-beer wine lol

[@sntbozeman]

This song was put out in the mid eighties. I think they remastered the original in 2007.

[@nathansnider1438]

Wise reaction as usual!!!

[@j.fanning8158]

Thanks for your words of wisdom and your salute to the Holy Trinity ( Father and of the Son and the Holy Spirit) with the sign of the Cross . God's peace to the both of you .

[@toddhodges4405]

Cause when them old boys raise those shot guns

[@toddhodges4405]

@@jimilemons3437 either works

[@toddhodges4405]

@@Tijuanabill I've seen lyric video's with both but the one I posted was the one that always stuck in my head lol

[@jaysims528]

Cuz we're them old boys raised on shotguns

[@ernestcote2836]

You know a songs good when someone thinks it 25 years newer than it really is- love this song

[@natashadavis2959]

God bless, ya'll.

[@3YearsApart1613]

Very good observations by you two.

[@RandomJane104]

The quintessential country song.

[@KO_5662]

Y'all are very articulate. Hit on right on the head.it is very, very different the further into the country you go.

[@KO_5662]

Don't get me wrong im country.

[@61MARCOP]

Great review of a great song.

[@tonyf.9280]

Bocephus is one of the GOAT.

[@hanschitzlinger3676]

When he says prayer works he ain’t lying. I mean, look at his wife But really, I enjoyed this a lot. I subbed

[@captaincell]

I'm commenting as I watch, and I had to comment again. You seem to think living in the country means living in a shack, or a cabin. You can be self-sufficient, like he was talking about in the song, and still have a nice place to live, and all the types of things you were saying you have in the city.

[@777OpHiUcHuS]

Come visit us in the American south sometime. We love ya’!

[@melvinwren]

it does sound like a sitar. has like a droning quality to it.

[@SS-wt3xe]

via.... we will be back..... via TEXAS.......

[@lethasatterfield9615]

I tThink this song was recorded in early 1980s

[@orinjones1753]

Love this song but my question to you do you understand the meaning and lingo of the song not being racist i know several american friends would not understand the lingo just curious

[@rossthomas945]

Roll Tide 👍🏻

[@brianherrala8857]

So what you're saying is that you're country....saw it all along

[@gimmethunder]

I think a big part in the pride of the south comes from the sense of being self sustaining. Country folk take pride in knowing that regardless of what happens, they will be able to take care of their family. They generally don't have the finer things in life or all the comforts of city living, but (as the song says) they will survive. And not to take anything away from city people, but just by the nature of living in the city, they become dependent upon a lot of the conveniences of city life and if the shit hit the fan and some of those conveniences went away, such as grocery stores or civil services, most of them would struggle.

[@SS-wt3xe]

i know yall have no idea bout what really being sayin..... but goot job...kinda....

[@timothymills3864]

She gets it. ✌🏻

[@rohanrai7320]

React to extreme More than words

[@diggermuehlenkamp813]

You have no clue

[@dwashington1333]

Hank ruined his own song by rerecording the drum track on this one. The reverb drum ruined it for me.