Rapper FIRST time reaction to Loretta Lynn - Fist City! OH MY LORD!

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Rapper FIRST time reaction to Loretta Lynn - Fist City! OH MY LORD!
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[@richdiddens4059]

And she does it all with a sweet smile. Like she don't care either way. For your next LL song try You're The Reason Our Kids Are Ugly.

[@kathystearns2491]

Her daddy was Irish and her mama was Cherokee. What a beautiful combination!

[@bruparr1]

I worked in radio for 30 years and in the mid 80's I ended up on Loretta's bus at a Conway/Loretta show. When I asked her to sign an album for me. She asked how to spell Bruce. I told her and she wrote BR and said, 'what was the rest?' I said UCE. She said, "Just cause I can sing, don't mean I had no schoolin'."

[@susanlundquest3968]

Loretta and Patsy Cline were best friends back then, both of their husband's were drunk most of the time, he would cheat on her. These songs were about her life, true stories and nothing made up. She had a hard life, but was a fighter and lived to be 90. Loretta and Conway Twitty did a lot of duets together, give a listen some time. The Queen of country music. RIP❤

[@user-mg7zb1kr1b]

Long before female rappers with attitude, she was the original!!!….. can’t tell you how many songs of hers they tried to ban off the radio. They’ll never be another Loretta.

[@butterbeanqueen8148]

Loretta was gansta before gansta was a thing 😂. She’s the real deal.

[@randymoore8336]

She also wrote the song The Pill about birth control. She wasn’t a very big lady, but she was tough.

[@kimking6036]

She wrote songs about her life. Her husband wasn't the most faithful. And she didn't back down. She broke her husband's finger once when she caught him in the backseat of the woman's car. Her song The Pill was band from most radio stations. Also listen to her and Conways song, You're the reason our kids are ugly 😂

[@smokedog2185]

Even Biggie said he got his storytelling skills from listening to country music growing up, his mom loves country

[@tfodthogtmfof7644]

BP your enthusiasm and love for music is what makes your reactions so good. I love hearing it in your voice when you are being open and yourself.

[@Morgaine]

There's a scene in her biopic where she catches av girl with her hubby and she says "woman, if you want to keep that arm, you better get it off my husband." Appalachian kids learn to fight early, and we will fight for our guys.

[@VilomahMom]

She wrote "The Pill" about birth control. It was very controversial. Loretta wrote most of her songs.

[@itchyandred4131]

Love how she sings this all while smiling😂

[@757optim]

The Queen of Country. RIP.

[@Rosiepooh75]

Loretta was a boss. She wrote most of her songs and they were mostly autobiographical. Her husband was not an easy man...

[@Looneyintheboonies]

PLEASE do "Harper Valley PTA" next by Jeannie C. Riley!! She's another pistol of a country singer, but this song was HUGE in 1968! Harper Valley PTA was the first song by a woman to top the country charts and the Billboard Hot 100 charts and was an international hit! AND it's feisty as heck! 🔥💃🎵

[@wtk6069]

Loretta was an Appalachian, a hillbilly. In many wsys, that was America's OG ghetto, even though it was a rural one. It had the poverty, and it produced tough people just to survive. She shows that toughness and roughness in this song and others.

[@ratdogtaylor-qf1lp]

She puts her husband in place with Don't Come Home A Drinking. You really need to watch the movie Coal Miner's Daughter it's so true to the real life that they had to calm it down to make the movie. She and her husband actually fought physically, she grew up using her first with her brothers and she was still a child when she got married but she was faithful and loyal. Got to love and respect her for sure.

[@l.l4456]

Love your reaction!!! Loretta truly was the Queen & always will be. A beautiful, sassy country girl from the hills of Kentucky. She wrote it like she saw it & sang it like she meant it.

[@lethasatterfield9615]

Loretta grew up in terrible poverty in a tiny coal mining town in Kentucky. Her songs were often autobiographical, including this one. She married her husband Doolittle when she was only 13. People keep trying to raise the age in these times, I've noticed....but she was 13. They stayed married all their lives, but did have ups and downs. You mentioned she had a Latina vibe. I don't know if it's relevant, but her mother was (I don't know to what degree) Native American. The film Coal Minor's Daughter is an excellent film and it's about her life.