*WTF!! JASON ALDEAN- TRY THAT IN A SMALL TOWN

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[@HalfAndJai]

Absolutely an amazing song!!!

[@Gr8tLakesHuntnFish]

Continue 2 be a Patriot. Proud of God and Country. Bottom line. All towns need 2 take this tone.

[@tdeo2141]

Thanks for not shying away from showing this video!

[@gottimighty]

The building is close to his house. It's really that simple. People need to quit trying to stir up controversy!! I'm sure there's a lot of buildings in this country with bad history. To put it into context, watch Matt Walsh or Candace Owens opinions. Candace knows Jason Aldean and his wife personally. They both refer to how this song compares to many popular rap songs that seem to get a pass. The lyrics to those songs promote violence, drugs, gang banging, etc. Sadly this is the world we live in.

[@faithfulone9998]

To my understanding. That’s the courthouse that’s in the small town he’s from. Idk 100% tho. Half made a great point about the Jan 6 riot but I can see the point where they weren’t destroying the town. Just a specific building. Idk

[@kennethjohnson5928]

Do a video of Jason’s comments about this and you will understand where he’s coming from

[@amydavies2529]

About the building, ONE lynching occurred in 1927. Jason didn't know that. It's the oldest building in that town. Someone had to dig deep to find that. There were two scenes from Jan 6th. Jason was trying to say that small-town people know their neighbors, the business owners, and the police. The bad scenes were about riots, not peaceful protests. Not once did he mention BLM or race. If you watch again, it showed white people doing dumb stuff. Yes, I live in a small town, and I have my neighbors back, and they have mine. By the way, that same building was used in a Hannah Montana show. No one called her racist. It's the woke digging.

[@titaniumgreen5367]

And the black people doing dumb stuff should have been recognized as well..we had a blm protest in my town after the fentanyl floyd chaos..the protest turned ugly and it was predominatly black but LEOs got control of it real quick

[@NaomiDiaz2627]

Facts.

[@Michael-ct1rp]

Sorry I don't believe that for a minute. 1927. The event was started when a white girl waiting for her school bus was raped. The sheriff had 2 bloodhounds and they followed the scent to a suspect.. The question always is... Did he commit the crime??? She had said she bit him on the hand drawing blood.. He had a fresh bite on his finger... You can have whatever opinion on lynching.. To me the events match the theme of the song..and do not think it's a coincidence... I have a degree in computer science and do a lot of historic research I'm not woke just curious What I did not do is look into if there were other lynching there But I doubt it

[@jack-of-all-trades1234]

Jan. 6th was orchestrated by undercover feds like the provocateur Ray Epps. His acts of incitement have been captured on video but the media has suppressed the footage.

[@andrear2355]

There was also either a lifetime or Hallmark Christmas movie filled there

[@evangelawhitley4266]

As a black woman, I grew up in a small town, THIS VIDEO SPEAKS THE TRUTH! I LOVE THIS SONG!!

[@juliagrant3299]

And we were all afraid to get in trouble in the Southern small town because MeMaw would definitely find out!

[@lazlo5055]

I respect your opinion.......I wish the government showed as much respect. They screw the small town/county voter in favor of the populated liberal vote.

[@sthubbins4038]

As a white man, I apologize for January 6th. I opposed it, but it was my people, and we need to take responsibility.

[@garyflook3911]

@@sthubbins4038wtf does this have to do with anything ? Was the capitol firebombed? Any other things get demolished? Local businesses . Yet, anyone that ended up being VIOLENT should totally be arrested and prosecuted. Why wasn’t this done during all the riots . Seems like multiple tiers of justice to me .

[@Randy-md6xl]

​@@sthubbins4038take your guilt and shove it. January the sixth was nothing more than a small riot, and it was nothing in comparison to what BLM and Antifa have done.

[@Forwhoever-whynot]

He’s not against the right to protest. He’s talking about “protesting” being used as an excuse to riot and pillage.

[@John2r1]

Exactly.

[@chrisdemboski6242]

Don’t forget Jason was also at the sight where a man opened fire,killing 60 people. At his concert. He’s sick of the violence. Of all people who has a right to sing this song, it’s Jason.

[@timsmith6683]

I lost a friend there

[@Tony-no2mg]

No more violence

[@teslagrey5148]

Small towns won’t tolerate grown people temper tantrums. Won’t tolerate people taking and breaking what they work hard to create.

[@jpeknowbody3649]

Word! that's it and that all,end of. discussion

[@MWakefield82]

Amen! We will give you a nice kick in the ass and send you on your way with a sammich. 😊

[@bryangibson2788]

THIS

[@timb2777]

It’s called protesting and fighting against deadbeat cops and politicians. This shot wouldn’t be happening if it weren’t for deadbeat cops and politicians not being held accountable for their actions.

[@travisford6663]

I’m from a very very small town 1200 people, I graduated with 36! And I wasn’t friends with everybody, but I know this by personal experience with my family needed something! There wasn’t one single person that didn’t take their turn to come help us! We had some people come in to our town and destroy some of our town lineage, and you would think they committed capital murder, because there wasn’t one person in that town that wasn’t fighting to save what we had! And what we had was a living community within ourselves that would do anything for anybody no matter the cost! Thank you both for your honest opinion

[@LeeLee-ud2cp]

AS A 45 YEAR OLD BLACK MAN ,,,, JADON ALDEAN S SONG IS 100 % FACTS ,,, I FULLY SUPPORT THIS SONG

[@greg2976]

💯💯👍👍

[@mrk6753]

Why does it matter that you are black?

[@jameshitt8385]

You have seen the bullshit the liberals have been pushing, they are the ones try ing to divide us, I am Vietnam area vet, some of my best friends were black, fuck it we didn't see color,we were best friends.

[@hillbillyintheasia6122]

their small towns all over world if you go try this in Canada , uk , eu are in any place in the world . ppl going to stand up and stop it in their small towns . even you in to say Mexico you did this they going kick you out town .

[@eshults6628]

It has nothing to do with BLM at all!!! He’s speaking about the disrespect and all the violence being committed and thugs getting away with it! Try that in a small town you’re not getting away with it like you would in a big town!!

[@kristinabc1143]

The courthouse was unfortunately the site of a lynching, many many years ago … Jason Aldean was not aware of it, he used it to showcase justice, and it happens to be in the town he lives in. Same could be said about Disney, who also used it in a show a few years back, and no one called out Disney for racism based on the courthouse. The double standard is ridiculous. Loved your reaction, keep your eyes and minds open, and keep speaking the truth ❤

[@Destro2154]

Jason is clearly calling out black people in cities, saying see how far you make it down the road, while standing in front of a building where a lynching happened. How many “coincidences” do there have to be till y’all open your eyes?

[@starful9493]

Yeah . Most generation don't know this . I didn't. Why ? because all this happened to, to many years ago ..

[@waynelarson1576]

I live in fort Smith Arkansas we had the hanging judge here he would hang you for misdemeanor crimes and it didn't matter if you were black white yellow or brown if you stole goddamn Snickers bar he would have your ass hung

[@tammyduncan4149]

I live in a very small town and everyone knows everyone. He is speaking the truth. Your right Jai he was speaking about all rioting not just BLM. Sending good vibes to you both ❤

[@carolynm3523]

Yes Miley Syrus acted in and outside this courthouse. Double standards

[@Knightcowboy89]

Small town in Texas here, the song speaks nothing, but facts. This song is about community standing together to protect your home regardless of race, religion, or creed.

[@Destro2154]

It doesn’t say that at all. Especially since this is for conservatives which historically have not been accepting of all races, religions and beliefs that aren’t theirs. This video uses blm clips threatening them for rioting because of the non stop police brutality in this country.

[@marciadgirl71]

I agree with you

[@unchained3502]

​​@@Destro2154really? conservatives have not been accepting historically? You know conservatives freed the slaves right? And you still on their plantation to this day.. your own president said you ain't black unless you vote for him.. but we're racist? Gimme a fckng break

[@BurritoLuvr]

@@Destro2154think your view is a little skewed and biased bud

[@digitalsalsas]

@@Destro2154Democratic Party is historically very racist. Your brain is a small town if you’re playing left and right games

[@abroxton]

As a 57 year old black man from a small town in the south, who has been a country music fan for 45 years, this song is 100% accurate and I love it. As mentioned before, all buildings in the south have history. Jason's reference to his grandfather's gun is about Bidens pursuit of all guns. The left views black people as their pets, it's their job to protect us and get us riled up over stupid crap to progress their agenda just pisses me off.

[@sheilafield4545]

WOW 💯 agree!

[@shawncovert751]

Very well said, Sir!

[@cmorumble102]

I will never understand how rioting, being violent, or doing criminal activity is anything to do with black people. Degenerates do things like that. Skin color has no inherent value, it's just melanin content.

[@916-49er]

💯 💪🏾

[@jp5063]

couldnt have put it any better. God Bless America

[@ingarnordby6819]

The song is not about race, ethnicity, skin color, it's about criminality, and that's why he's standing in front of a courthouse. This is a song about patriotism, and standing together as a community and not letting thieves, thugs, violence, murder, vandalism, riots, etc. rule society with terror and intimidation.

[@lauramccorry8907]

Exactly

[@wendythomas9361]

Very well said!

[@MichaelSimmons.]

Absolutely right. Woke morons see what they want to see.

[@staypeeled]

💪💯STAY PEELED

[@armymom7857]

I totally agree!

[@brianblosser7339]

It's what we were raised on. Neighbors helping Neighbors! Fighting to protect our small towns and their way of life. My brothers and sisters of all walks, races and backgrounds know what I am saying! Peace and love to you both.

[@user-kv9ln6jb3j]

I grew up in a small town in Texas and moved to Austin Texas and watched it degrade over the last 30 years. The song is addressing what the fundamental beliefs of right and wrong were when we made this country. The cities, crime, and riots regardless of race is being addressed along with a notice to the government that attempting to take our rights away regardless of color will not end well. It's a message that should be loud and clear regardless of small town or city. But division has created narratives that are blinding us and dividing us. Unify under one message. Thank you for your fair reaction and analysis of the song. You guys are great.

[@jsmithartwork89]

There was also a lot of Antifa riot footage. The song is just saying that any riots and vandalizing isn't tolerated in small towns. Regardless of the race.

[@hillbillyintheasia6122]

their small towns all over world if you go try this in Canada , uk , eu are in any place in the world . ppl going to stand up and stop it in their small towns . even you in to say Mexico you did this they going kick you out town .

[@Katrina67482]

Most of those "riots" in the video aren't even footage shot in America and most aren't actually riots.

[@raintartsah3218]

As a Native American Indian 🪶woman from a very very small town here in Oklahoma…we support Jason Aldean cuz he’s speaking 💯 percent truth, we all look out for each other here in our small towns

[@falkwulf3842]

Osiyo Nagowe. I am also a Native American who grew up in a small town. I was born in a small town in Mo that the town literally took care of its own problems by offing the troublemaker. Shortly after those events took place my parents sent me away from Skidmore to the small town of Copan in NE Oklahoma (Green Country) where my grandpa lived, In Copan is where I learned my native language of Tsulagi and the Heritage of my ancestors. That little pinprick on the map is also where I learned the true meaning of Community. Its nice to see a comment from someone else who is from rural Oklahoma and knows how tight knit small town America really is.

[@ashayarifai6819]

From Coweta Oklahoma we love Jason Aldean ❤️

[@1965KareBear]

Bristow, OK, and I 100% support Jason Aldean.

[@Bearfacts01]

I was raised by Sioux right from the reservation. I'm white Irish. I guess I'm sort of white. Love that man and everything he stands for I stand for. It's called god, country, and guns. I should say family also.

[@Long_Haired_Country_Boy]

Chouteau OK and I agree with the song.

[@terribenton9885]

January 6 was not a riot. Watch ALL the now released videos. Over 100 undercover FBI Agents were in the crowd. This song is in no way racist. It’s an excellent song!

[@lyndathrash51]

In a small town black and white know each other. We go to church together, shopping, ballgames, bonfires…..we protect each other. We will not allow disrespect of either race. We take pride in our town, county, flag and most of all God.

[@gabrielosteen246]

This

[@MrMusic-nd5to]

NOTHING racist about the song or the video! Jason speaks the TRUTH!

[@sthubbins4038]

So weird they didn’t include any January 6th footage in the video 😂

[@thepropview9517]

@@sthubbins4038Did they burn it down ?

[@djbarfield3784]

There was Jan 6 footage in there

[@gentlemangaz3651]

@@djbarfield3784i noticed that too.

[@sthubbins4038]

@@djbarfield3784 No there isn’t 😂 Why don’t you tell me where 1/6 footage appears in that video?

[@John-eq9tv]

He was definitely not speaking against race. This is a stand against stupid criminal activity by many of this rising generation and those in the government attacking our freedoms. Basically, DON’T bring any of that crap to “our” town. We will stand up for each other, period.

[@agendaxpushers1322]

Those riots happened how long ago??? Not necessarily courageous to call out an organization as tainted as BLM when nobody else was even talking about that! Whose supposed to confront him on behalf of BLM???? Patrice Cullors??? ACTBLUE??? Oh You think the Black Community is supposed to get riled up about political pot shots from a washed country artist??

[@johnedwards9388]

He didn't have J6 in there because it wasn't violent, except against the citizens, and didn't destroy property. Congress went back to work in the same building the same night. Totally different.

[@davidperalta876]

He’s not against protesting he’s against destruction of cities…when he says try that in a small town he’s saying that if you come here on that BS it will be put down with a swiftness

[@meredithhobby2860]

Thank you for all you BOTH DO. The courthouse is where he lives, that's why he used it. It is the oldest building in that town. Hannah Montana used the courthouse in her movie and it wasn't an issue. It is sad people try to continue to divide us. #BeAGoodHuman ❤#TryThisInASmallTown #WeSupportJasonAldean #GoodVibes

[@Po1itica11yNcorrect]

The ONLY ones making it an issue are those that despise Jason Aldean and his conservative views. It's all political to them. Plus, they don't like that the song is a small town rallying cry that could potentially get their anarchist foot soldier allies injured or killed. Jason Aldean clearly warns them when he said, "I recommend you don't." If they choose to ignore the warning and cross that line, the negative consequences of that choice would be 100% on them. But I don't think very many of them would get out of there alive.

[@theloneranger8725]

@@Po1itica11yNcorrect People have to realize that some of the people criticizing this song don't believe that rioting, looting, and killing are lawlessness. They see nothing wrong with these crimes, as long as no one does it to them. This, of course, is insanity, and they really belong in a nuthouse somewhere.

[@Po1itica11yNcorrect]

@theloneranger8725 True. And many don't consider damaging property to be a crime worthy of a violent response. In a small town, they'd find out rather quickly that not everyone agrees with them.

[@cynthianayyar407]

If they looked into any building or old house for 100 years...they WILL find something bad that has happened there.

[@Jbryan23]

I was about to say, actually, a few movies and TV shows have filmed in that city in TN and used the courthouse, but nothing was ever said about it until this song? Jason lives near this location, and his message really is opposition to violence and criminality. Small town unity has no color, small towns look out for each other and will not tolerate destruction of property, looting or any other form of lawlessness. Nothing racist about it. We should all be against violence and lawlessness as Americans if any of us have any integrity as citizens. In my neighborhood, also in a small town, everyone knows each other, and we ALL are packing heat. No way this type of vandalism or looting would go down in a small town. Great song here, and thanks for sharing!

[@shawncovert751]

Jai, after watching this video, I have a whole new level of respect for you. You looked beyond the BLM "protests" and saw the violence and destruction. It is all of the violence and destruction that he is talking about not bringing to a small town. No matter who is perpetrating them.

[@genevieveknowlton337]

I really love watching you two. I'm slowly making my way thru your videos lol. But I love people who actually exercise critical thinking skills. It's wonderful to see people with those skills these days. May God bless you both.

[@shawnjunker1420]

Every courthouse in the south lynched black men "back in the day", as wrong as it was, it happened everywhere. He chose that courthouse because it's 10 miles from his house.

[@jamesmcdonald8471]

The courthouse in Jason’s film has been used in many different movies as a backdrop. It’s a prime example of the 1800s architecture. The single adverse event that some people latched onto was a 1927 lynching that took place. The reason it was chosen by Jason was that it was close to his home, it was free, and it needed little setup.

[@claytonbrill402]

According to the record they lynched him for trying to rape a young girl, not because he was black. Who knows what’s true but I think it’s irrelevant anyway.

[@sar_e_bear]

Exactly!

[@suepoole8323]

Miley Cyrus in Hannah Montana filmed there

[@TYGod2011]

Doesn't matter what color you are in a small town. The media tries to make it sound like there's more division then there is. Just don't riot in any small town. No matter what color you are. We all need to be together for each other. Regardless of our color, views etc. We need to be inclusive of each other and take care of one another. Regardless of ethnicity, color, gender etc.......

[@MaRoach7]

Facts. We have all kinds of races in my tiny town with 340 ppl

[@kennaoconnor4633]

Amen!

[@vir9002]

I grew up in a small military town. Want diversity, try that out. Military personnel are all color from any and all states and income. First time I ran into actual racism was when I was a teen visiting south Phoenix and it was blacks and Hispanics gridding up the neighborhood so you had to be warned not to go down certain streets. That was shocking to me having had none of that where I grew up.

[@nickdoeslife9531]

It really feels like thats the Medias job anymore.not to inform us, but to keep us scared and at eachothers throats. I miss the early 2000s when people were patriotic, every one had a sense of humor, and most of us thought social media was lame so we didnt use it much… those were good times.

[@txstrikingtiger1241]

Agree 💯

[@robertfleig4527]

Its nothing more than a "F**k around and find out" message!!!

[@brendagoodwin4633]

U got to be kidding, he is saying that anyone that protests should never try this in a small town!!!

[@francishutchinson2868]

I support this song 1000%. I don’t want any criminal’s tearing up my small town.

[@timb2777]

Funny how quick people are to push back and call these people criminals but ignore what they’re fighting against. These people are NOT criminals they’re Americans that are tired of deadbeat cops and politicians.

[@katiem9644]

That statement was so profound "If you look at the video as a racist video, then you're racist yourself." There is nothing racist about this video, its not about black or white. Its about all people wanting a safe protective town to raise their kids and live their lives without violence, crime or destruction. Who doesnt want that? This was a great reaction from you two, maybe one of your best. Appreciate you two.

[@captainzorikh]

It would be so much easier to believe that if more of the "good people" in the video were not white.

[@teddyroosterbelt]

I love you guys! Us little people need to stick together. That's the whole message. Love thy neighbor and have each other's backs. Shit sucks. It takes a few to make us all look bad. One love ❤️

[@nealskelton1425]

I hate that 9-11 happened. But I wish we would all remember 9-12. We all stood together. We were polite, respectful, to each other.

[@DougFunnyFrozenDrink]

This song is about having small town values and a strong sense of community. Helping and looking out for your neighbors. Our small town is very diverse as far as race and tax brackets. One thing’s for sure, if you bring violent nonsense to my small town, you’ll get rained on by all races. -Texas

[@a9p6m4]

I’m a black woman. And love the song. Don’t think your Doing all the foolery that happened in the city’s in a small town. This song speaks volumes!! Jai you hit it right. The disrespect will not be tolerated.

[@Braddha]

HE JUST PUT ONE OF FOX NOISES FAVORITE STRAWMEN TO MUSIC... FEEDING THE TROPE... THIS IS JUST MAGAt VIOLENCE PORN... [And y'all fell for it]. .

[@lilsuzec]

They tried this in our small town after George Floyd. Locals came out and stood in front of locally owned businesses. We protected our neighbors. The protestors realized they weren’t going to be allowed to destroy anyone’s property and never tried it again. We never raised a hand to them. We just stood as force between them and our neighbors of all colors, creeds, and lifestyles. THAT’s what this song is about.

[@lesadixon5441]

@lilsuzec same thing here in my small Georgia town! Three bus loads decided load back up when they were met with our friends and neighbors of ALL walks of life, standing guard quietly and peacefully in front of businesses. The busses pulled out within an hour!

[@lilsuzec]

@@lesadixon5441, I just love our state!

[@lesadixon5441]

@lilsuzec AMEN SISTER!! Southeast GA by way of Rabun County here!

[@shawnjunker1420]

He's saying don't bring that violence here. Don't car jack an old lady, don't cuss a cop, don't stomp a flag around here. We won't stand by and let that happen regardless of the protest. We will allow peaceful protest, we will NOT allow violence towards innocents.

[@williamlarson4879]

Im a vet. who served my country as a loving American who believes America is the best place in the world. After, seeing and hearing this song, I agree 100% with the song and its meaning, and feel almost exactly the same as "Church Boy". Its time for all Americans to get behind one simple truth, its time to do right! Stop all the non-sense looting, burning, and violence. Have heart, manners, and a collective soul. Do unto others as you would want done to you, give respect to everyone. Im sick to see how divided this country that I love has become, and how the government has turned everyone on each other with racial crap. I dont care what color, race, religion you are, ive fought with all, and it was never an issue in the time of war, it was brother, i got your back by all who served, and we never seen anything but green. I would have helped anyone I seen in trouble in Iraq, because in my eyes, they were all family ! My family, and id go to hell and back for all of them. My brothers and sisters serving, and have served, god bless you all ! Be safe !!!! Last, I hope and prey, to see the day, before I die, where all Americans come together as a nation, a family, and stop all the non-sense, be real, be the best person you can be, give respect to all, and just live as Americans, as we are all 1big family - - - - - America !

[@lofton630]

This song represents the very spirit of this country. It's community, it's supporting each other, it shows a strong moral compass. It is not racist, it's not religious, nor does this video encourage violence. It shows that in any small town no matter the color, you don't show respect in it, you get none in return.

[@MrJwatford]

This was not all BLM riots. Some of it was Antifa! Thankfully, you guys are spreading love and not hate. You earned a new subscriber today!

[@LaLayLaKwoumanaQino]

Goes both ways. Everyone needs to mature up. Everyone.

[@captainzorikh]

SOme npeople cn;t tell the difference between BLM and Antifa. But in truth, a lot of the "BLM/Antifa" violence was by folks trying to make BLM/Antifa look bad.

[@mikek4455]

Tbh Antifa instigated most of the violence in 2020

[@mikek4455]

Antifa played a role in j6 too

[@captainzorikh]

@@mikek4455 Prove it.

[@arrygon]

He’s saying ,don’t burn our small towns, don’t be a criminal. This is not the way Martin Luther King protested.

[@pmedford65]

I feel the song speaks to how people in small towns, like the one I was raised in, white or black, we all had each other’s backs.

[@TheRealMarvinLee]

Shout out to these 2 for giving the benefit of the doubt to the Artist and not rushing to a conclusion. This is what an actual open mind working through a controversy looks like.

[@michaelstilwell2750]

Truth!!!

[@chanelv5373]

Agreed! I became a new subscriber because of that. 😊

[@Alina_1127]

Amen!

[@jasoncholwell3393]

My wife and I grew up and still live in small towns in northern California. It takes up to 30 minutes for help to come. We help our community first. We respect everyone and protect our community/family. No hatred or separation. That's what I hear.

[@darylfletcher5164]

What town? Used to deliver all over northern CA post office

[@kyrabearden5200]

I'm from a town in northern California called Rio Linda 😁

[@helenfb74129]

I lived in NorCal for many years. Rock on

[@timsmith6683]

I grew up in a small town, we didnt have a stoplight until i was 18. We did have a very diverse population due to military. We didnt even think of race we were all friends and now 40 years later the ones who are still here still are friends

[@PraiseJesusOurKing]

I am a white man from a small town; just wanted to say I love you Half and Jai been watching for 2 years don’t ever stop. I habe no words myself that can stop racism but the Lord Jesus was here in the flesh walking this planet and trying to teach us. Galatians 3:28 “There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is no male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus.” Love you guys ❤❤

[@user-ws2yf2wf5c]

I'm not a subscriber but I would like to comment. I'm a 72yo Black woman, stop the violence any where. Aldean's is on point. Thanks for bringing it to light. We need more people like you putting it out there.

[@roberteikel7741]

As 57 y/o white guy im on your team. Unite and all as one will prevail! Nothing but Love

[@thefreeman8791]

I agree. What I think is so stupid is when people like that woman on the View said that Jason Aldean is from Macon, GA, and Macon is such a racist town, and her mom is sitting there in the audience saying that it is. Macon has a black population of 54% and a white population of 39%. I am sure that lefties like them will say that you and all those black people in Macon have internalized racism.

[@digitalchaos1980]

@@roberteikel7741 Amen! I'm with yall both! 42 yr old human being here 😎

[@KatKO510]

In my small town, we work together, go to church together, raise our kids together, take care of our elderly together, grieve together, share joy together and protect each other and love our town and country! I wouldn’t trade it for big city violence, hate and Antichrist sentiments. Amen!!

[@charlesbryson7443]

Same here. We help our neighbors after tornadoes, fires, floods, etc. We don’t give a crap about their race.

[@janislohman8125]

AMEN

[@KatKO510]

@@charlesbryson7443 Amen!!!

[@carolinaterri3569]

Break bread together. Gotta love a good community potluck.

[@KatKO510]

@@carolinaterri3569 I know I sure do! 🤤

[@ajwilliams3750]

He’s talking about keeping violence in the cities, because it won’t happen in small towns.

[@JacobSTL1776]

🛑 No community should tolerate violence and crime. Rioting and looting needs to be stopped, while it's happening, by Any Means Necessary.

[@danarandell8189]

I live in a small town. What he says is right. We don't care what color your skin is, we care what color your soul is!

[@ajadamsv9208]

Beautiful statement

[@deboraht4636]

Well said!

[@TheDeanGullberry]

My soul is cyan. Is that ok?

[@laattardo]

​​@@TheDeanGullberryDon't be blue! But yes, a blue soul's still better than a black (dark and dead) soul ❤❤

[@select20]

Amen to that.

[@Louisianamomma13]

I’ve noticed it’s been mostly white people claiming it’s racist. As a veteran, I felt this song deep. We all work too hard for others to come through destroying it all. It don’t matter who they are. There are people of all skin colors that get into the rioting, and they are all in the wrong. Being from a small town, we dang sure take care of our own. That goes for ALL our people, regardless of skin color.

[@vreed8755]

And most of the destruction that happened was to people who had NOTHING to do with what the protestors was protesting about. Just like a 3 y/o throwing a temper tantrum.

[@braxandjakeyt8445]

It’s white people claiming that bc they don’t wanna be called racist they think If they have a dif opinion there racist it’s sad this world is just not like it used to

[@Pure_Dog]

Because they calling out Bigotry , which blacks are ignoring

[@RaginKajun69]

Thank you for your service Louisianamomma from plaqumine Louisiana ✌️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@RaginKajun69]

It’s a famous building in Nashville! Most of the rioters were white , I’m from a tiny town in south Louisiana , I’m a new sub and it’s a small town thing! ✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️

[@KyleDoesEverything]

She had it spot on! It's not about black vs. white, it's about right vs wrong.

[@GMA68]

In my small town the leaders of the Black community wanted to have a march and rally during this time. They applied to the city council (which is comprised of many races) and were granted permission. Following the law. Local law enforcement volunteered to walk with them for their protection from outside folks. They accepted. The march and rally went ahead white and black together. It was moving to see how far we’ve come. I remember Jim Crow and all that BS. Something goes wrong we stand together. Just the way it is. We don’t ask the color of the skin we ask where we are needed. Small town life wouldn’t have it any other way. Love your reactions.

[@mookie2000mhhs]

"If you take it in a racist way, take a look at yourself" best quote I've heard in a while.

[@juliagrant3299]

That courthouse has been used in countless movies and videos including Hannah Montana, Hallmark, etc. It happened in 1927...no one knew about it.

[@user-eq8lx5be1p]

Thank you for understanding the video. It wasn't meant to be racist. I came from a small town myself. I lived there for 40 years, we knew everyone. If you come in my neighborhood and try to hurt my next door neighbor, we are going to have a problem. That's what it is meant, try that in a small town.

[@CumberlandOutdoorsman]

After watching this video, and many others of yours, I had to hit the like and subscribe. The two of you are in my opinion a respectable couple. True Americans in my book. I have black, Mexican, Oriental, American indian, and white friends, and in my view I don't even see the skin color. Instead the true colors of their personality is what shines through for me. Lets stop separating ourselves, and lets walk hand-in-hand as brothers, the way God wants us to.

[@shawn1432]

Very patriotic song, I came from a small…small town where no matter who’s child you were, You were looked after and protected and fed good food. I’m 70 and my generation was WW2 vets and I yearn for those times hold your head high, love your country and look out for one another…it was God and Country and American made. USA !

[@shawncovert751]

Jai, you are spot on. Protecting your family, community, and country IS NOT violence.

[@danwilliams9299]

Jan6 th was not a riot😡😡

[@AmbsJamz77]

Nor racist. ❤

[@michaelfeliciano4713]

@@danwilliams9299that was literally bidens people

[@Nonifull]

Knocking down a woman on a sidewalk and carjacking an old woman's car at a red light. There's consequences. A courthouse is emblematic of small towns. Small towns aren't going to allow the behavior we're seeing going on in big cities. No lawlessness allowed and there will be consequences. It's very important that honest hard working people stand together, regardless of who they are. It's a great song that hits me in the feels because we love our small town. People shouldn't try to make it about something it's not. It's about unity and love in small towns. Locally owned businesses means a lot to our town.

[@brandiem9883]

Us in small towns a lot of times don't have nothing but these small towns and can not tolerate crime... it's a good thing for small town folks. Nothing more, nothing less. We have to care for our own, we all family. ❤

[@j20tower]

There is not one racist word in this song. He doesn’t say anything about BLM or any other group. People burning down business’s, looting total disrespect for police. He’s just saying they won’t stand for that in a small town. He’s saying if anyone needs a helping hand in a small town the people will help. You can anything you want but this is a good song. The young lady is right what she’s saying. There’s a reason this song is #1 on ITunes. Thx for playing it.

[@Braddha]

WHERE IS THE FOOTAGE OF JAN 6th BERSERKER REDNECKS accosting policemen with American flag poles - desecrating The Peoples House - and causing the loss of precious lives...? Forgot to include that one didn't you ?... Hmmm... INTERESTING... WONDER WHY... .

[@nancypparsons2818]

Sadly many older buildings in the south were the site of violence at one time or another. That doesn’t mean that they are a symbol of racism. Everyone should have the mindset that they will support their neighbors and defend their towns against violence. Great review as always!

[@chanelv5373]

Truth!!

[@Alina_1127]

Amen.

[@damianjblack]

"Old"? Pfft. The town over from where I grew up has a church that was founded in the year 786. Americans don't know what 'old' is.

[@janinebarta4255]

He said he had no idea what happened at that courthouse 100 years ago. That's the courthouse in the county that he lives in, and that's why he filmed it there. He thought it was like any other small county courthouse.

[@buffalo43ertyuiop49]

Even if he know what is wrong with it

[@tomleonard8044]

He’s not promoting violence. He’s just saying don’t protest THAT way. Peaceful protest are always allowed. Violence will not be tolerated.

[@cmd1007]

Jai is exactly correct in her analysis! It’s about acting a fool, regardless of color, the disrespect…video also showed clips of Antifa as well. He shot that in front that courthouse because it’s close to his home, no other reason. An episode of Hanna Montana was filmed there too!

[@user-hl3go5kj8s]

Not all BLM , he's speaking to all criminals.. All colors. United WE stand! Peace to you both.❤

[@jackiebrowning8749]

Antifa, most are white.

[@TexasRose50]

Let’s not forget there were a lot of white people supporting blm. A thug is a thug. No matter what color or gender.

[@brandonochs1372]

Some of the Riot videos are actually videos from Antifa "Protests" as well, very "peaceful" "protests" that usually involve massive fires and sh*t getting thrown at people

[@aviggr2433]

Not all criminals were lynched. This is a lynching anthem if you pay attention to the carefully chosen landmarks.

[@heiltecn9ne]

@aviggr2433 nope

[@tomshephard5255]

Thank you for an honest response. Your question about her feeling about it as a “black” woman? The real question is how does she feel about it as an American woman? If we look at others as Americans without color, then it becomes good against bad and then it’s easy to choose. God bless you both!

[@ghost-rider510]

We are all Americans we need more patriotism..stop letting elites divide us

[@jbrock11]

Purely speaking on the building he chose to stand in front of ( a Tennessee courthouse ), I think most people that aren't from the South won't really understand. For me, it was clear he chose that building because 1, he's from Tennessee and 2, that kind of colonial architecture is representative of most small towns in the South. The town I grew up in is only like 10k people or so and downtown is still nothing but colonial buildings, including most of the houses. Imo, it was nothing nefarious and he chose the building because that is the majority of the type of buildings you're going to see around small towns in the South.

[@ghstdnsr]

It just happens to be in the next town over from him, even though it had issues in 1927, this is a different time and an American Flag and not any type of a racist so called flag.

[@tammyhuet6400]

Hannah Montana filmed in front of this courthouse also

[@michaelleclair8278]

Jason didn't pick the location, his video producer picked it. His video producer said himself that he's the one who picked the location.

[@dianaspears571]

According to the company that produced the video, Jason Aldean did not choose the building. He probably didn't even perform there, it's all done by computers. The courthouse has been the backdrop for many videos, including Hannah Montana.

[@keithgiles1233]

Jason is not from Tennessee. He's from just outside of Macon Georgia

[@lesliefinley5]

As a woman from a notorious small town that got a lot of attention during the Black Lives Matter protests time frame I can attest that this song is true. We had people coming from hours away to protest. They were making threats on social media to loot and destroy days before the event. Our well armed citizens turned out in large numbers and it’s an open carry state. Not one protest had any violence. This song is a warning to those who might think they can act a fool in small towns we won’t allow it like the big cities did. Thank y’all for doing these videos it’s so nice to see the media isn’t brainwashing the entire country into the division that want to accomplish.

[@treetopjones737]

The FBI knows it was extremist rightwing groups following peaceful protests.

[@loreanna67]

They tried it in our town too! Half the town showed up in pickup trucks, loud music and flags. They lasted about an hr and left!

[@honeyFoxx420]

😂

[@sherryarmstrong]

Who are the good old boys who were raised up right

[@dukegrafton643]

Well said ma'am

[@christinamadden7994]

Born, raised and still live in a small town - this isn't anything other than speaking to the core values of being raised in a small town. Treat others with respect- don't disrespect authority figures, the flag, etc.

[@torrencel.2662]

Nah, it's not a racist song. I've listened so many times now I've lost count. It's a reach for people saying that. And yes I'm Black! The Hanna Montana movie was also shot using that same courthouse but we heard nothing about that??🤷🏾‍♂️ It was dope to see y'all work your way through to the conclusion. Gotta leave the nonsense in the past & move forward! I've seen nothing but unity in comment sections all over the place on this. Its inspiring! Great reaction!✊🏽💯

[@angelastewart7049]

Aldean grew up on the outskirts of Macon, GA. He lives not too far from that courthouse in Tennessee. It wasn't chosen for it's history. I've lived in a small town all of my 47 years and I can tell you, we stick together regardless of color or background. There was a group of black ladies that would do an exercise walk in the mall on Saturday morning. They'd pray before and one day were asked to leave because they were praying. The following weekend, hundreds of us showed up in the mall parking lot, shoulder to shoulder, all races and prayed with those ladies right in front of the mall. In small towns, we stick together and as Aldean said, we protect our own. Our guns are our means of hunting and defending our homes and families. If someone seeks to take your guns it's because they intend on doing something you'd shoot them for. We don't care who it is, if our communities are attacked, we will defend each other and each others businesses and homes from being destroyed. Isn't that how it should be all over America?

[@natedawg-nakutis-reviews]

He lives Close to candace owens the aldeans and the owens are good friends best song out right now by far yall stay safe and blessed

[@DeadSkinMask32]

Didn’t Disney use that same building in one of they’re movies ?

[@natedawg-nakutis-reviews]

@@DeadSkinMask32 Yeah in the hannah montana movie

[@angelastewart7049]

@@DeadSkinMask32 It was in Hannah Montana. I'm not sure if Disney had a hand in that or not.

[@amytownsend7252]

He wasn't aware of the court houses history. He just wants to say that small towns have a sense of community and respect and they won't tolerate the destruction and violence that happens in big cities

[@cindymusolff7593]

Jason didn't know the 'history' of that building when he did the song there.

[@buffalo43ertyuiop49]

Even if he did what’s wrong with it tf??? It happened 100 years ago. People need to stop living in the past.

[@absintheminded4581]

I LOVE you two! I'm so glad you reviewed this song! First, Jason was the artist on stage when the mass shooting occurred in Las Vegas so he is no stranger to hate and violence in our great country. Second, I am a 57 year old Caucasian woman from a small town in south east Texas. My neighbors are Black, Hispanic, Puerto Rican, Asian, Middle Eastern and Caucasian. We all have one another's phone numbers and know one another's names. We watch over one another's property and children and help whenever needed with home or yard projects (and at times with cars and trucks lol). If one of us is down we feed one another, offer open arms and lift one another up. You can bet that if ANYONE came to our neighborhood or town with the notion of destroying, stealing or hurting our people we will be there!... in force. We are ALL wonderfully created by (in my personal belief) by God and we are all His children. I LOVE that we ALL have different points of views and experiences AND that we are all so very very similar in that we all want love, peace, security and companionship. I pray that we all listen more to one another and far less to the politicians and media and that YOU, Jai and Half are blessed beyond measure! Keep up your amazing work, sharing your hearts and minds...I have learned to much from you and you bless me every day!

[@hugodittfach3033]

What a beautiful, amazing comment!❤

[@Ancient_Drummer]

In my 50s and spent half of my life in the country and half in the city, so I've seen plenty of both. The song to me is about country people and our lives. We are taught from birth to defend and support our family and neighbors. We don't care where you're from or what color you are, if you are our neighbor, then you are part of our "small town". We love God, family values, our country, our flag, and our fellow law-abiding citizens. We come together when the community needs us. He's stating that we would not tolerate this kind of chaos, criminality, and disrespect in small towns across America, especially in the south, no matter who is doing it. This is why I'm moving back to the country at the end of the year. Life is much simpler, there's a sense of community and respect for each other, and most people are genuinely nice. In the city I live, these things do not exist or are rare to find. As far as the courthouse, I can't tell people how to think, but my opinion is that it's usually the video director's choice where the videos are shot. That being said, did we permanently close down the schools where the horrible mass shootings took place? Do we still use houses where murders have taken place? We continue to use places and buildings where horrible things have happened, it's just a fact of life. Did they even know what happened at that courthouse? Who knows, but what I know is the people who are digging this deep to try to make something fit their agenda have way too much time on their hands...absolutely grasping at straws. I think Jason Aldean is representing how the majority of Americans feel about the state of our country and the absolute lack of respect for anything, especially for law enforcement and the safety of our citizens. Thanks for this video and great job as always H&J.

[@beverlybodnar6247]

❤🫶💪🇺🇸 well said.

[@lisabeebe1863]

Totally agree 100%! Well said.

[@FrankTaylor-gm1jj]

Amen ❤

[@mariafranklin2443]

100% agree if you ain't from a small town you just dont understand race is not a thing if our values or morals we protect and look out for each other city folk dont understand that unless they more open minded and i was born in new york moved to Oklahoma when i got married at 16 and ever since i say in small towns why i loved being in the Army.

[@suprtl01]

What she said about everyone holding on to the past. Was so on point.

[@ThatGamecockGuy]

It’s refreshing to see people thinking for themselves. Instead of letting other people determine how they think about a certain subject.

[@treejohn01]

Thank you flat out saying “I don’t think it’s a racist video, if you do you’re racist yourself!” Coming from small town and living thru the HELL IN MINNEAPOLIS, there is no excuse for the vandalism, car jacking, deaths and bs that we went thru and still going through today 7/25/2023 TOGETHER we have to build back our country…we are in this together no matter what color you are! So many lives lost, sad that still going on today here. Thank you again for your responses❤❤❤ you have my subscription 🥰

[@johntucker4296]

As someone who grew up in Minneapolis, seeing my hometown burn tore me up. I was living in Hutchinson. Now, in peaceful Thailand. Will watch while the USA and the rest of the west either commits suicide or gets it together.

[@veraham9101]

@treejohn01, I will never understand why people live in places like Minneapolis. I would love to see churches in small towns offer relocation help to families trapped (due to resources) in these hell-holes. Especially young black & brown families with small children. Due to all of the black young men dying at the hands of other black men, many lives could be saved.

[@johntucker4296]

@@veraham9101 I can tell you exactly why. They grew up there when it was fabulous small city. When growing up there, I don't know, but I would be surprised if there were more than 10 or 15 murders/year in my 1st 15-18 years. There was 50% higher population than now. We were booted out of our houses at 9 a.m. in summer. "Dinner's at 5". No more. Gunshots where my daughter lives. This is progress?

[@rl650603]

I just want to say thank you two for being open-minded and level-headed individuals. The world needs more people like you

[@oldNavyJZ]

I thought the exact same thing - they are very level headed and think for themselves. Too many people latch on to political narratives.

[@KFJN]

I noticed this in Illinois between Chicago and towns in central Illinois. People in those small towns were already mapping out how they were going to surround potential rioters strategically. Jason is right.

[@phil2669]

90% of the protests in Portland and other places around the country were at the courthouses, so standing in front of their court house kind fits the theme.

[@user-gx6wv6nx5z]

Hannah Montana the movie was filmed at that courthouse. No one called that movie racist. They are reaching for anything. As far as the January 6th riot, those people had an issue with something they felt was taken from them. Instead of burning down towns, or looting peoples businesses, they went to the source of the problem. This song is 100% accurate. We don't put up with the nonsense in small towns. We look out for everyone. It doesn't matter the color of your skin, only your character.

[@xio7572]

As a Latina I love this song, every build has history. J6 was a riot but the folks to it to the government. The rioters of summer of love destroyed businesses and injured a lot of people.

[@fnafplushies8237]

Yesss!!!! And J6 was a set up

[@user-yy6ez8cc5n]

And a few were killed along with police officers. From these mostly peaceful protests. YEAHH right peaceful my assets.

[@d26075foxy]

Many people died during the summer of "love"...

[@bradhall7418]

It wasn’t a riot but ok lol

[@TheModerateExtremist448]

@@bradhall7418uhhh, which one? Pretty sure they were both riots but I’m curious which one wasn’t in your opinion 😂

[@corey0224]

He’s saying that if anyone tries to come into a small country town and tear it up, disrespect the flag, and disrespect the police then there will be a much higher price to pay then what happens in the big cities. Also, both of you are correct about moving on from our terrible past, we all are brothers and sisters in Christ and we need to start acting like it because Jesus died on that old rugged cross for ALL mankind! 🙏🏼4🇺🇸

[@damianjblack]

What about non-Christians?

[@bethrayman8137]

This video is simply trying to communicate that we ALL should treat each other with respect, caring, support, understanding, compassion & dignity. That is it. That is all.

[@perijetton9275]

I grew up in a town close to Macon, Georgia where Jason was raised and this song isn’t racist but a declaration of community/solidarity. ❤

[@justkiddin08]

As a 43 year old black man, I love the song. I'm from a small town in NC. And yes if people ever tried to pull some crazy stuff in our town, it would be black, white, mexican, lumbee whatever, we gonna shut that down asap! Love the Channel!

[@justsomerandomgirl]

Love your Lt. governor

[@jenniferfalcone6173]

Amen to that my friend. Same thing where I live too.

[@jack-of-all-trades1234]

Facts.

[@jongregory5308]

Most of the racists today are arrogant condescending white liberal elites on the west coast and northeast, not in the south. I am a few years older than you and still saw a lot of it when I was a young child, but even then it was the older generation. I get alone fine with almost everyone except radical white liberals. As a white guy I am a minority at the company I work for and we all get the work done together, while actually having fun together on the job. The elites campaign on bringing people together, but the want chaos and not unity.

[@shellylawson5120]

Time to come together!

[@stripedtigress]

You'd be hard pressed to find a court house or any historical federal building that didn't have a history of civil rights violations from the past. Hell this whole country is filled with the past.

[@Acole0113]

Thank you, thank you thank you for saying you’re moving forward. That’s what needs to happen in this country. I’m Irish heritage, and my family members came over here as indentured servants. My ancestors were treated like dogs. And yes, many of them became mobsters, but the fact is we pulled ourselves up from our bootstraps. You will never hear someone of Irish ancestry today say that someone held us down.

[@Dawn1974]

Can I just say I love you two. I am also from a small town and none of that would go on here either. This song speaks volumes to us small town residents. People from the big cities would Never understand.

[@alicejl777]

I’m from a big city and I understand. However, I’m definitely in the minority because I’ve heard too many people make excuses for the criminals. I think I see differently from the average big city slicker because my Dad grew up in a very small town in Kentucky and I have visited there plenty of times. I’ve had conversations with kin and neighbors there and no way rioting and looting would go on. I’ve had it here with the increasing crime and hearing excuses for criminal behavior. That’s why I’m moving from Chicago to a smaller town next year! I can’t stand the crooked politicians catering to the criminals and then the law abiding citizens suffer.

[@SCFireDrone23]

I grew up in a small country town in South Carolina. We were never taught anything racism or it never came up. Even to this day you can go into town and have the most friendly conversations with white and black. We all need to unite together and look at small towns as inspiration for others to follow.

[@samanthajudy8333]

SC girl here!! wish i could say i reside in a small town, but charleston is straight exploding! if you dont mind jc which town? but i will say my family is either from really small towns or major cities. and the culture and mentality is NIGHT and DAY! small town is more likely to hold on to their faith. morals. traditions, and has a sense of community. they arent worried about adherence to the newest political correctness, but they do worry about one of their own doing something shameful and the whole town knowing it. more incentive to act right. and because of that community bond, they are more likely to come together. especially for a come to jesus situation!!

[@steve-uq5tl]

You’re living in a fairytale, you mean to tell me you don’t see it all over the news on KZbin 90% of the crime in America is committed by black thugs, low class Black people. Stop going through life with blinders on

[@themightyviking3445]

​@samanthajudy8333 I'm from swansea sc and in my town we are a big family.

[@Viper316RKO1]

I'm from Laurens, SC and I'm a white male who has always gotten along with anyone of a different color. I don't see color, I was taught to respect people and believe I have lived my 46 years that way. My town has a checkered past, way back when, but I see change for the better. Let's just get along with each other and pass that down to our children, then we can make the world a better place.

[@kararay6568]

Darlington here, all love in our neighborhood.

[@foogroo]

Big difference between a protest and all out looting and riots. He's saying try that flag burning/looting/rioting/disrespecting authority and you won't like what you get in return.

[@timjohnson2970]

I'm a 47 year old white man. I grew up in a "small town" but have lived in "downtown / low income" part of the city for 20 years now. Some of my best friends/neighbors are both white and black. We all get along because we all RESPECT each other. This song isn't"racist" it's mostly political. All he is saying is what is allowed by mainly liberal cities isn't allowed in mainly conservative small towns. I'M NOT POLITICAL. I DON'T CARE WHAT SIDE YOU CHOOSE!!!! I'm down the middle, agree and disagree with both sides. I believe that all is important is what each person holds in their own heart

[@lonestargal]

This song just makes me think about how we don't act that way in a small town. We take care of each other no matter race. How my small town came together during covid to help each other find masks, hand sanitizer, toilet paper during the shortage still gets me a little emotional. We help each other during deaths, natural disasters, house fires etc. We protect each others businesses. Help each other find our missing pets that got out. We don't want riots or violence from anyone. Black, white, and hispanics are all packin' here.

[@jocekhiy626]

Oh please james byrd and Matthew sheapard were in small towns...really took care of them

[@lonestargal]

@jocekhiy626 Both of those men died in a horrible way but also both happened at least 25 yrs ago. In my town, gay people walk around freely with their spouses and children. Interracial dating is common. My late ex husband was biracial. Most of us have known each other since childhood. My town is a good town. I work in a job that is ran by minorities. I'm only 1 of 3 white people. I love my coworkers and would do anything for them (Boss is Indian). My town is 22,000. We have white and minorities in the hood, white and minorities in the middle class neighborhoods, and white and minorities in the rich neighborhoods. Maybe my town is different. And when I say all races are packin' in this town, I mean it. None of us will tolerate Antifa or any destructive group that wants to come and hurt our businesses or us personally.

[@sammyg.3604]

@@lonestargal Nah, don't even bother responding, most people don't know what it's like to live in a small town, myself included. Most of us have a shitty view of small town folks, we think y'all are small minded and racist. My experiences with small towns have been nothing but positive as I've never met friendlier folks trying to help a complete stranger. Oddly enough, what their referring to can happen anywhere. And I'm not white, for anyone wanting to play the race card and talk crap.

[@Tithulta1]

I'm a rural mail carrier and during 2020 covid my customers heard we didnt have cleaning supplies or hand sanitizer, they loaded me up with so much i began distributing it to others around my route who needed it.

[@davidmontroy3408]

When we die, 6 of our friends lift us up one last time, to carry our casket. Imagine the outcome if 6 of our friends worked together to lift us up, while we are still alive. When we need them most.

[@Bloody9Fingers]

Just a couple things to also keep in mind. The courthouse used wasn’t selected by Jason Aldean, it was selected by the production company. Jason wrote the song, and hired a company to make the music video, he’s a musical artist not a director/producer. The courthouse is a popular filming area and has been used in multiple films. Yes he has the final say, but like you guys said, unless someone pointed that history out to you, you aren’t going to know that, especially if you aren’t thinking about it on a race level.

[@wrafebeaver]

Bloody, that is literally Jason's home county courthouse. Your right, creative vision has very little of the artist input most of the time. Plus, production doesn't alway check history on a building before using it. I personally didn't know about the past action until Candace Owen's posted a video including the facts.

[@larryconnon4898]

From what I have heard not one lyric was written by Aldean he doesn't write his own music,just saying!

[@demonslove8600]

Two of his friends wrote the song and the courthouse is in Tennessee and yes there was a man lynched there in the 20's.

[@revpsyko9719]

Jason did not write the song, there was 4 other writers. they chose him to sing it

[@joshuawills602]

​@@demonslove8600 Everyone offended by this video but yet no one understands Disney used the same Courthouse in Hannah Montana.

[@user-zw6gw1wp6h]

I absolutely love you 2. Yall make me smile and smiles are not that easy to come by today...thanks and God bless you both. He chose that court house because it's in his town. That's all.

[@barrygeorge1350]

Big difference between a protest and a riot. Rioting sucks the life out of a community. No matter whose it is.