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I think he is changing Nashville in a major way right now, and we are about to see a bunch of rap/country spin-offs. What do you think?
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Shaboozey. Yea or Nay?
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I think he is changing Nashville in a major way right now, and we are about to see a bunch of rap/country spin-offs. What do you think?
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This stuff should all be consolidated onto a XM station and keep it off regular country. Call it Sirius XM WhiteTrash. I don't hate most of it. I hate it being shoved into the country genre.
Sounds like someone needs a double shot of whiskey
Yay for Shaboozey in general.
I don't like Tipsy too much, but like a lot of his other stuff. Particularly this one, Start a Riot, and everything on Cowboy Carter.
I don't like Tipsy too much, but like a lot of his other stuff. Particularly this one, Start a Riot, and everything on Cowboy Carter.
The pop genre figured out awhile ago that it's easier to become more popular by gaining traction in the country genre. Slap some twang on it, auto tune it, wear a cowboy hat and call it country.
Now the hip-hop genre is doing the exact same thing.
Now the hip-hop genre is doing the exact same thing.
but let's be honest, if Morgan Wallen was singing this in his voice, it wouldn't seem out of place.Ag_07 said:
The pop genre figured out awhile ago that it's easier to become more popular by gaining traction in the country genre. Slap some twang on it, auto tune it, wear a cowboy hat and call it country.
Now the hip-hop genre is doing the exact same thing.
For some reason, people like this crap. To me it's just a novelty.. a good one liner in a song that you can laugh about, but I would never listen to again.
'The drink don't need no mix' is exactly that.
I agree completely.
Was in Nashville on Broadway for my first time 2 weeks ago. This niche is drunken white women. Catchy hook. They found the algorithm.
To quote the song itself
What the **** izzis.
What the **** izzis.
Nashville eats it up because it means more money, and the weekend cowboys love it because they can bump and grind instead of two step.Ag_07 said:
The pop genre figured out awhile ago that it's easier to become more popular by gaining traction in the country genre. Slap some twang on it, auto tune it, wear a cowboy hat and call it country.
Now the hip-hop genre is doing the exact same thing.
Shaboozey, shattered, shattered
I'm Yea on Shaboozey. I'm an old country guy, but the newest hip-hop country is much better than the bro country crap being put out the past 20 years
Milwaukees Best Light said:
This stuff should all be consolidated onto a XM station and keep it off regular country. Call it Sirius XM WhiteTrash. I don't hate most of it. I hate it being shoved into the country genre.
There'd be nothing left for country stations to play, nothing recent at least.
htxag09 said:Milwaukees Best Light said:
This stuff should all be consolidated onto a XM station and keep it off regular country. Call it Sirius XM WhiteTrash. I don't hate most of it. I hate it being shoved into the country genre.
There'd be nothing left for country stations to play, nothing recent at least.
Zach Top is pretty solid
Screw rap and country. It's all about rock/metal and country.
I don't know that you can say "screw rap and country" and then post a song featuring a literal GD who started as a rapper and now charts countryHeineken-Ashi said:
Screw rap and country. It's all about rock/metal and country.
(no, I didn't even listen to the song)
I think from a pop country standpoint, this is a great song. I personally don't see much of a genre difference between this or most of the big pop country that is out right now. Great song to play before cutting to commercials on college gameday.
I worked barefoot country music fest in Jersey this summer. I spent a lot of time getting to know the locals and people that traveled to the festival. I had to be careful how I worded it but I explained that we call this music Nashville country. They understood that it's more like pop music from our standpoint.
While I do like the catchiness of Shaboozy and some Nashville country here and there, most of it is terrible.
Unfortunately it's here to stay, just like the explosion of line dancing. Line dancing songs are being played 5-1 over two or one steps. Annnnnnd… so many classics are being remade into a poppier version so people can line dance to it. It sucks so bad but there's nothing you can do.
While I do like the catchiness of Shaboozy and some Nashville country here and there, most of it is terrible.
Unfortunately it's here to stay, just like the explosion of line dancing. Line dancing songs are being played 5-1 over two or one steps. Annnnnnd… so many classics are being remade into a poppier version so people can line dance to it. It sucks so bad but there's nothing you can do.
well doneAust Ag said:
Shaboozey, shattered, shattered
DJ Slim McGraw is an awesome name.
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