(WAS THIS RACIST ? ) Jason Aldean - Try That In A Small Town (Official Music Video) REACTION !

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[@LISAGSTONE3]

The part about the gun is sometimes hard to understand but he is saying he got a gun from his granddad and The government keeps saying they are going to take away all our guns. He's telling the government to try that in a small town cause Small towns are not giving up their guns

[@RaymondFarinas-su3dy]

Remember, when the British government tried to take away American guns, the answer was "NO!".

[@CodyCloudWalker]

D DAMN SKIPPY.

[@johnperkins4201]

Correct! Reactors need to listen more closely to the lyrics. He is talking about the government rounding up the guns.

[@tompapworth215]

Exactly. My cold dead fingers

[@user-xy6if4mb6v]

molon labe

[@changlyn100]

I live in a small town where all races live. We would all stand together to protect our people.

[@richardgoodson8922]

I’m a ginger married to a black woman, and I live in a small town in Alabama with all races and we stand together

[@RitaMae13]

Me too 😊

[@jamesoneal7712]

🙏

[@ubu03]

Small towns are by first name and they all know your family for generations. We take care of everyone and most don't see color like the cities are doing now.

[@ticamatthews]

Amen ❤️🙏❤️🇺🇸

[@hagen1305]

99% of black ppl don’t find this video racist. It’s the woke white ppl. And I’m white. Small towns have everyone, black, white, Asians. I’m new to your Chanel. and I appreciate you having your opinion. Not just what some say u should think

[@analuisahering2043]

Absolutely ! If a person hears about violence and disrespect and associates that with skin color, THEY are the problem !!

[@barbarafrazier3242]

I’ve watched several black people react to this song and everyone of them keeps saying “How’s this racist?” …. It’s not, it’s about a small town community watching out for each other. America has lost its sense of community and helping your friends, family, neighbors when you can.

[@MKitchen75]

woke white females with pink and purple hair, and their simps...

[@cashmoneypollock762]

Respect for listening and not bein biased. In a small town we protect our own and it don't matter tha race. We stand together 💯

[@randyarms3920]

There are about 500 white supremacists in the country. CNN talking point though. Small town black, blue, white or yellow take care of their own. Anyone will kick ass if threatened Grandma.

[@user-yt6iq2iw3w]

Amen to that no matter what color or religion just simple respect and look out for one another

[@jamesoneal7712]

As a Marine, I've stood shoulder to shoulder with almost every race and religion. You got mine, I've got yours!

[@chronicinokla]

Hell yes. HOORAH. USN VETERAN

[@EBHERNANDEZ7]

Marine here too... We fight for each other and this great country. Sometimes I'm seen as a Mexican and I've been told to go back to Mexico. I'm like I'm a Marine.. I have served this country what have you done.

[@charleseinarson]

20+ Army here and I agree. You want to see a cross section of America, join the military. Want to learn how to get along with people from different races, religions, socioeconomic backgrounds ? Join the military. We are a family of our own.

[@tanyapearcy2524]

when he says " we take care of our town" he's meaning their town, their community. Small town people care about each other and they help each other out

[@edmonpenton6511]

He isn't talking about white people when he says we take care of our own. He is talking about all races that live in his small town. They all take care of each other. And that is what we do in small towns. I live in a small town in Mississippi and we all take care of each other no matter race.

[@k_famfun]

Ty took word's out my mouth

[@tennillegordon4768]

A small town has people of all types. In small towns we all look out for each other no matter what skin color. Especially don't mess with our children, elderly or veterans.

[@terrimobley6067]

His own... Aren't just white. They are his community... Neighbors. I lived in a small country town in Texas and it was equally black and white and we took care of each other. . we were neighbors and there was an unspoken understanding. ❤

[@tiacalhoun3841]

He’s at the local courthouse in the county he lives in, this song isn’t about race….its anti crime/anti violence, he got a gun that his grandad gave him but the government keeps threatening to take our guns but that won’t happen in a small town 😉 ❤️

[@Schmidty797]

ain't in my name lol

[@PapaVanTwee5]

It is a courthouse where a black man was lynched in the 1920s.

[@tiacalhoun3841]

@@PapaVanTwee5 again, it’s the courthouse in the county Jason lives in….he didn’t know the history, I certainly don’t research every building I go to before going to

[@PapaVanTwee5]

And I think that's the problem. everybody should know these things. The fact that they have been buried in time speaks volumes. @@tiacalhoun3841

[@rayngalloway3852]

​@PapaVanTwee5 you do realize that this is a loaded argument though, as any courthouse he would have picked in the south has the same unfortunate heritage/history.

[@nativetexan9776]

To me, a person who sits around trying to find something racist in everything, is racist themselves.

[@yvonnemassey3658]

It was nice to see someone actually listen to the song, thank you. When he was talking about the gun his granddad gave him he said "but one day they are gonna 'round up". He meant the government was going to take everyone's guns away. Robbing us of our god given right to defend and protect our homes and families, to hunt for our food, etc. These video clips are not just from the US, eight of the scenes come from outside the U.S., including Germany, Canada, Spain and Ukraine. For instance: the woman flipping off police officers happened in Berlin.

[@cookwithwayne]

This song is more or less "fuck around and find out" - "Around here we take care of our own" Means that if you are small town community, you protect everyone. Watch each others backs!

[@mikeholton3914]

i haven't seen your channel prior to this and i like seeing fresh takes on songs as a gauge to see what the reactor is about. First and foremost, i see and appreciate you giving this an honest appraisal, many do not. the one thing i would ask you to rethink is the line "we take care of our own" this doesn't mean "we take care of white people" it means we take care of our neighbors, our community, our friends" understand here in my neck of the woods,(central Virginia) "a neck dont gotta be white to be red" understand also , that there is racism, there are people too stupid to understand that skin color doesn't define a person. but also understand that a person hell bent to find racism will find it, regardless if its legitimate or not. im gonna subscribe and see where this takes us. i think its a good start.

[@amyfarley2305]

This is said perfectly.

[@robinhatcher8021]

Amen! Alabama small town girl here. We are all races in my town. We grew up together. Went to school and played together as equals. And if somebody came to our town to rape, destroy and loot, they would find a big line of us, shoulder to shoulder, with guns drawn to defend our town. So "Try That In A Small Town" means this is what will happen of folks mess with us. Plain and simple. Nothing racist. Whoope Goldberg started that shit. She's as racist as they come. Lost her place, as well as the others, on their show because of it! GOOD!

[@jallen8349]

when he says "His own" he doesnt specifically mean any race, more a family dynamic. cause people in small towns all help each other, basically their own family, protecting each other. He's saying mess with me, mess with all of us.

[@Prozak63]

It's more about any small community . Color doesn't play into it, whether it's all white, all black, or mixed. We all know and cover each other's backs regardless of color. Unlike in the cities.💞

[@bubbag1722]

Exactly. I think the line "we take care of our own" is being misinterpreted. "Our own" = My community, like minded people with similar values as me, my family, my friends, my neighbors, that lady down the road that I wave to on my way home from work every Thursday. If I saw someone.. um.. "trying that" on my way home on Thursday, I'd absolutely stop and "recommend" a thing or two.

[@LISAGSTONE3]

A lot of people are also saying he's racist because he shot the video in front of the courthouse In the town that he lives in because over a 100 years ago there was a black man. Lynch and hung from that building, but to be honest, if you go back a hundred years any building that Is that old we'll have a Horrific and disgraceful history in one way or another... Also I found more than 10 movies that have been shot in front of that building but none of them were called racist. Hannah montana for example was shot at that building

[@littlet1068]

Hi..He is talking about protecting your families in the small towns no matter what color or race. the small shop owners ,the farmer, families...There is nothing wrong with loving your country and your family and protecting them. Its America..

[@greggwilliamson]

Grandads gun, he said "one day they say they're gonna round up" Anti 2A people (gun grabbers) trying to take our guns, "that shit might fly in a city...Good luck... try that in a small town." "We take care of our own" I'm from a small town, people come in starting shit? The whole AREA, not just town, is coming loaded for bear. Everyone!!

[@gordonlowe8463]

He isn't talking about taking care of white people. He is talking about taking care of his community. All colors and creed who live in his small town. Nothing racist about the song. Just people making something out of nothing so they can start shit. People need to wake up and love their brothers and sister's. color doesn't matter. We all bleed red. Let's stand with each other and be proud to be an American.

[@cathysmith2941]

Just found your channel today and glad to see you giving your honest opinion on this song , this song is not racist at all i live in a small community in Texas and in my small town it dont matter what skin color you are we are all family we all look out for one another everybody knows everybody and we all have each others backs..and if someone tried to come to our smalm town to vandalize it you better believe our whole community would be ready to protect our commintity and the people in it..and thats all that jason aldean is saying in small towns we all protect one another no matter what race you are that dont matter what matters is we look out for eachother....and when he talks about his granddad gave him a gun and one day they going to round up he means the government coming to take your guns ... So thank you for your honest opinon about this song and video. I just subscribed to your channel have a nice weekend

[@joshpavlik3343]

That song isn’t racist it’s about how the small town mentality, that we take care of our and have that sense of community. It also cites the nonsense of violence and how it’s not tolerated in small town America. Thank for listening to the song and lyrics not the narrative of of racism and all that nonsense.

[@myowndrum286]

In the lines where he says 'round-up', he's speaking of the feds coming and confiscating Americans' guns, not him rounding up friends to go do some nefarious white crime. And the line 'take care of our own', he's speaking of how a small town's people have each other's back. Race has nothing to do with it. Many would be surprised to see how little someone's race has to do with anything in smaller communities.

[@Justme_1221]

I think people hear what they want to hear. Some people are just looking to make things into what they aren’t to suit themselves. It’s obvious what he meant. Some people will argue the sky is green and swear they are right.

[@L0C0vision]

People who have lived in a small town completely understand. But some people only think small towns are what you see on tv or in the movies. I'm happy to have found your channel.

[@smcqueen2801]

Nothing but small town vibes. Country folks don't play that big city BS. Places where you don't have to lock your doors because nobody is stupid enough to Play those games. We love our God, Country, and Guns. As people mentioned he said "I got a gun my grandad gave me THEY say one day they're gonna round up" ..meaning all these people are pushing for gun bans...yeah try that in a small town 😅. Great reaction

[@Breezy-bv9te]

I come from a small town in Pennsylvania with a lot of Good People from all different backgrounds and if any trouble came to my town I know Damned Well that we would ALL get together to protect the Peace of where we raise our families. This song is not about race, its about protecting where we live and the people who live there.

[@travissummers4030]

In the lyrics where he says, " Gotta gun that my granddad gave me, they say that one day their gonna round up..." I interpret the lyrics meaning as saying the United States government is going to try and take their guns away. Jason is implying in the lyrics that they will not take them without a fight. The gun is sentimental because it belonged to his granddad and he is no longer with him.

[@cathymiller4172]

Thank u for saying "not racist". He's talking about ANYBODY that commits crimes and are ruining this country. And he's talking about not letting the government take our guns , not rounding up a bunch of guys with guns.

[@kimgray3421]

It's about your community and your neighbors having your back. No matter the skin color. We have to get past that.

[@janhoadley3110]

Neighbors are valued no matter what skin color. Good people stand together

[@charleslacey3992]

In a small town there still all races but we stand with each other no bs allowed we all watch each other's back

[@diannadavis1362]

What he's talking about when he say ," we take care of our own " means we take care of our neighbors no matter what race. In a small town everyone knows everyone and we take care of our neighbors whenever they are in need.

[@markholman6315]

Well done! Small towns have a vibe of support and care for you, your family and neighbors REGUARLESS of skin color!!! Crazy people cannot destroy property, homes, day cares, businesses, churches, etc. NO MATTER WHAT. We take care of all of our own in that town, because we have a very short fuse for stupid. How come protesters never tear up their own shit and would have a heart attack if someone did??? Well done!

[@randyflynn6402]

When he says "Got a gun my granddad gave me, they say one day they're going to round up." He's talking about the government taking away our rights to own guns

[@gregstilwell7760]

As far as the 'round up' line, he was talking about the government rounding up all guns! He's saying in small towns they'll protect their own (neighbors, family, etc), not racial

[@leoncardinal2035]

Great reaction DeDoe! You are right on! Hello from Canada! Color has nothing to do with it. God knows no color. If you mess with my Family or my Godly Family , there is no telling what a man might do! Mercy, Goodness and Kindness! God Bless you for seeing this right!

[@styxx5912]

The best way to look at this song is what would you do if strangers came into your house yelled at you, punched your friend, and set your couch on fire would you expect them to face consequences for their actions or just let them go. What if they did it to your family, your neighbor, your community it's not about racism it's about facing consequences for your choices and the need to reform the sense of community because in our time of need it's the people in your lives that will help you more than any stranger or government.

[@nypinstripes2388]

He’s not referring to rounding people up, he’s referring to the government trying to round up people’s guns violating the 2nd amendment, disarming citizens and taking away their rights to defend themselves against a tyrannical government. He’s saying it’s not happening.

[@dstack24]

You said it, "Try that here!" That's exactly the point of the song, communities need to stand together.

[@lauranagel9685]

When he says " see how far you make it down the road" Because we all in a small town look out for each other's families. You won't make it far because someone will see you and it's going down if you wanna try it. I'm from Podunk cow town USA To this day if I drive down my street Mrs Johnson will be calling my mom saying " was that Laura I saw drive by" If I stop by and drop something off at my folks house when they are gone. We look out for each other.

[@Portablepizzaoven]

I like your attitude on life and your outlook man. Keep staying positive about people. We need that.

[@ticamatthews]

I agree with you and that's why I'm now a Sub, much love and appreciation from Kentucky ❤️🙏❤️🇺🇸

[@anitatirkot4112]

He definitely means he protects everyone who lives in his town. It doesn't matter the skin color. We all bleed red, one race the human race😊 Thank you for your reaction ❤

[@adideles7977]

Love your reaction! Thank you for sharing your thoughts💝💞

[@Farmguy1]

This is not a racist song. We live in a small farming town in Northern Canada, no traffic lights, just a General store, liquor store, gas station and restaurant. The Police are 30 mins away, and in winter, a lot longer. This tune just means we all look out for each other, you know everyone! No matter who they are, they are your neighbors, and you just help them if they need help. Just don't try that shit here, no matter who you are.

[@misschristine9312]

Thankyou for your thoughts on this. I'm tired of people trying to create separation when it's not there. We are all Americans together, regardless of our color!

[@angelastewart7049]

Aldean has good reason to be sick and tired of the violence playing out across America. He was the artist performing in Las Vegas when the largest mass shooting in American history happened. A shooter perched above the crowd in a Mandalay Bay hotel room decided he was going to play 'fish in a barrel' with the concert goers. Aldean's pregnant wife was just behind the curtains backstage when shots rang out killing 61 people. People in small towns, like ours, don't play those games. Going anywhere now is risky. Be it a mass shooting or a riot, the violence is something we should ALL be pissed enough about to speak up.

[@Jennifer-dk5jb]

I know I'm late but your comment sent chills thru me. I didn't think of this viewpoint but YES

[@therichie9916]

He's talking about his own. In his small town. Just like me. White, black, brown whatever. If you live in my small town I got your back if you have mine. This is what he is singing about. We take care of eachother because we are all neighbors no matter what you look like. Period. Skin tone don't mean nothing. You live in my Town I got you. All I ask is you stand with me. God bless

[@warrenstearns9068]

And thank you for giving an honest opinion and not buying into the narrative being pushed everywhere

[@caleb-hy2pe]

Thank you young man. I respect your level is maturity.

[@madgen2699]

He’s talking about anyone of any race that lives in his town they stick together. I grew up in a small town we had all people and no one cared what race you were. We loved and took care of each other. I didn’t see this division of race until I moved to the big city and then it seemed to be more the media than the actual people even in the big city. God bless us all. 🙏🇺🇸

[@danielyeager7287]

Thank you for your open mind on this video. One of the negative comments some people mention is the term "good ole boys". They paint that term as only whites are good ole boys. Most people that have a problem with that term are from a large city. If you talk to people from a small town, you find that everyone goes to the same high school and all races participate in sports and etc. What you find is that most, unfortunately not all, blend well. In fact, talk with young men that go to war together on the football field. Everyone is considered brothers. Keep up the good work.

[@user-vf3wr2zq5w]

All us Patriots are with Jason and you my friend. I'm glad I Subscribed to your channel 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍

[@RainbowBro06]

As black American Puerto Rican Women i grew up in mixed Loving family but grew up in Small Town then moved.

[@macuser1995]

Thank you for listening to each of the words and looking at each of the images and coming to an impartial decision. So many people today I believe only listen to 10 seconds of the song and make their decision based on that. They see what They want to see and hear what They want to hear.

[@Judy-iz6cr]

He’s talking about our country today,all people. He’s talking about trouble everywhere, protecting their friends and family.

[@renatal1972]

I live in Stockton Ca. And I’m still gonna support try that in a small town. I’m 1776 % sure let someone try to take out my family, neighbors we will fight back.

[@troyjohnson4071]

He’s talking about small town community. The closeness of seeing each others kids grow up together. I live in a town with Native Americans, Hispanics, white, black.

[@parshallbraves6399]

THANK YOU. For gettin this 100% correct. Followed!

[@bjroot2650]

I live in a small town. Does NOT matter what or who you are, we got each other covered against this type of B.S.!

[@Becca53140]

I was glad to hear you say you're not going to chase a narrative. Great job man!

[@user-rc2kr5dw6m]

Those men are hunters (deer, ducks, geese what ever you can eat) not skin heads looking for people.

[@Gkprjustme]

As someone who grew up in a small town, we mean everybody that lives there. No matter color, religion etc….

[@tomasfrance8436]

Your logical thought process is awesome, subscribed

[@username._copied123]

Thank you someone actually understands the song 😂❤ thank you so actually listening and not just thinking about race.

[@GeminiKnight76]

You said it true, bro. The video could be seen as racist *IF* you are looking for it. That's the people who were screaming about racism in the video. They went in looking for something to get offended about.

[@user-en3ut7bq9s]

When I heard the part about a round-up, I heard, "They're going to round up our guns, but good luck taking our arms away." As for "Round here, we take care of our own," I know, from LIVING in a small town, that "our own" means "our neighbors." We might hate the guy next door, but he's OUR guy next door, and if somebody comes from outside, and starts messing with OUR guy next door, we'll take care of him. Nobody picks on our jackasses, but US.

[@chrisp5946]

After Roe was overturned I saw some people online calling to bring the protests to rural towns. My first thought was try that and see how that works out for you. 😂

[@thegrumpyoldman2019]

We take care of our own means our own neighbors, town folks, and friends, no matter the race, creed, or religion. If I ride with you I will stand with you as well

[@lynnschook6124]

Great commentary. You just gained a fan. Thank you for not chasing the bogus narrative. Don’t you think it’s a little racist to assume this is about black people? Ha, who are the real racists here? I would say it’s all the accusers. Lol I’m going to go subscribe now. Looking forward to more reactions. 😊

[@jea12345]

I'm from a small town in Mississippi. Our town is all our people regardless of melanin. Don't be the one that hurts one of ours. FAFO

[@deephillips2817]

I grew up in a small town. And we all love each other

[@seanslaughter5483]

Well said sir well said ! This has nothing to do with racism.

[@jameswood2730]

I live in a very small town (5,000) people. I was born and raised here. We are a town of all colors, my friends growing up were all colors. There are unwritten rules in small towns. We support our country, we say yes ma'am, we ALL stand together no matter the color. We lend a hand to those who need it. In small towns you can still sleep with your doors unlocked, partially because we're all armed and we all know it.

[@codybolt1519]

The comment about cops rubbed me the wrong way but I appreciated you not generalizing and the way you expressed your opinions on the song mad respects… you got my subscription

[@jamesellis701]

Racism today is such a grift

[@BrendaAgosta]

I would be proud and blessed to have you as as a neighbor. You have a brain.

[@gladyswashington5171]

Love your reaction!!😊 You should check out Jason Aldean's "Dirt Road Anthem" or "Burnin It Down". This meant small town take care of their neighbors regardless of color. We stand together!

[@kale_xo]

I appreciate you watching this video without bias. I never once heard or saw this video and thought that it was against any particular group or minority other than those who want to cause division and chaos. I was honestly shocked when I started seeing the drama over it on the internet. That said, I am a white woman from a small town. I’m also a single mother, my children go to school in the same little 2A that I graduated from and you best believe if anyone, no matter their skin color, political views, gender or nationality, if they tried anything like what’s going on in these bigger liberal cities, we will protect our own! My kids have friends of all races and religions and I wholeheartedly consider their friend’s parents my own friends. I can tell you that they feel the exact same way about our little dot on the map of Oklahoma. We’re neighbors, friends, we’re FAMILY no matter what we look like. We’re American here, through and through. As for him talking about guns and “rounding up”, he’s talking about how his grandad told him that one day the GOVERNMENT is going to round up our guns, defying our second amendment right to bear arms and protect our families and homes. As I said, I am a single mother and I AM armed. The government will NOT take my protection from evil. I’ve never had to use my guns for anything other than target practice and I do not want to, but the thing is, I will… in a heartbeat. To protect my children, my loved ones, my neighbors, my family, my home…. And I’m a damn good shot. So if you’re reading this and you think you’re tough, try that in my small town, you won’t be making it back down the road except for in the ambulance that I’ll call once I know my kids are safe. I don’t even think most minorities that think this song is racist, I think it’s the liberal white women (which funnily enough, I used to be) that are stirring up the division in our country. It’s actually pretty gross.

[@jschum0216]

Jason Aldean is just telling it like it is. Very powerful song!!

[@user-vn8tm6ek5t]

im from a small town ... we support each other and we use guns for the most as hunting deer duck turkeys etc. that we feed our families friends and neighbors. and on the rare occasion we use them as defense from anything that may try to harm us whether it be snake bear boar or human thank you for keeping an open mind

[@melvinatkins998]

In most small towns in the USA! Being racist is antiquated and unacceptable. A hurricane hits, a house burns down and your neighbor loses everything? The small town town does care about race! We don’t always get along, but when tragedy strikes? We bury that! Small towns have neighbors bickering, having arguments, etc. We get our neighbors through that hard time! Even if we can’t stand them personally. And once the storm passes, and our neighbors are made whole again? Then, and only then do we start arguing again about stupid stuff like property lines, fence maintenance, loud music, etc. And it does not matter if you blue, purple, or green! 💯

[@lilahmoffett4367]

Your reaction was spot on

[@tonislaughter7458]

He is talking about people from where he is from, not just white people. You are doing a good job.

[@richardpierce7819]

You get it all people will defend their own , kudos to you.

[@taylorrossi2376]

He just saying that in a small town that we don’t put up with shit… we love and protect everyone..

[@johnpressey5900]

In a small town, all the people of all DNA 🧬 backgrounds, together, would be defending you against the Skinheads! TRUTH!

[@MacDaddysDawgz]

All he's saying if you riot and destroy property in a small town we'll back each other up and stop you and fight back! Doesn't matter what you are rioting about, color or whatever ... don't matter, don't destroy property or you'll get taken care of!

[@dcXero]

You are in my small town!!!! WE LOVE YOU!!!

[@Aluminari2]

Let me tell you about a small town...and I ain't talking about a suburb 20min outside a big city. I'm talking about the fly overs. We do take care of our own. We cherish and depend on hunting, but they want to take our guns like we the problem. You missed that part but still caught much of everyone else. The blonde flipping off the police, the Indian looking gal in the cops face, the white hand lighting the molotov cocktail and lighting the flag on fire,...there's nothing racist. And you nailed it so well. It's racist if that's all you see. I wish I could give you 2 thumbs up! Bravo 👏

[@sevenwonders1717]

Bro, "Round Up" was referring to "Them" Trying to Confiscate our Guns.

[@Gashouse69]

Couple of things. The verse about his GF's gun. He say's one day they say they're going to round up. He's referring to the Govt. coming to confiscate gun's. Next when he say's we take care of our own he means his neighbors, his community. I'm from a small town. We have all races here. We may have different cultures based on our ancestry, but we share the small town culture where morals matter. Someone brings trouble into our small town and we all stand together. White, Black, Brown, doesn't matter. What matters is what's in your heart and mind. If you come here to disrupt our way of life....well I suggest you don't.

[@MicheleRBrown]

Yeah he saying take care of our own people in the small town. I'm new here. I like your channel! I subscribed 😊

[@williampeterson2909]

Love you man. From a 64 year old white guy!

[@user-kv9ln6jb3j]

When he says "one day they are gonna round them all up", he means the government is going to try to take our weapons. That's what he's referring to.

[@FragileBookWorm]

Take care of our own means the entire towns takes care of each other regardless of race, color, background, etc. We see family in small towns in cities you aren't as close with your neighbors. If city folk were to try and bring the violence to a small town that small town would stand as one and defend themselves and their town and businesses and homes.

[@aubreythompson1801]

Honest opinion, thanks . This is about We The People standing together

[@jayingle5144]

I asked my friend(black) if he thought this song was racist I played it and all I asked tell me if this song was racist and he said “I don’t know how someone could get a racist notion from this song”

[@sheilasisk7550]

I grew up in a 5 generation small town. Everyone knows everyone knows who your grandpas was , so if someone hurt one of us, yea you don’t know what you’re doing. True im from a small town in Mississippi. A white drunk plowed over a sweet colored lady. That had been Moma to everyone. White men dragged that dude out of the car and before it was over,he was begging for someone to call the cops.

[@garylopez1632]

In th his song, "We take care of our own" he's talking about a small town is everybody in town, race doesn't matter, and trust me, small town folk look after each other fr fr!