[ SECRET POST #4487 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4487 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

I think there's an interesting discussion to be had about how we construct ideas of genre in the first place because, I mean, it's not like "country music" sprang from the head of Zeus fully formed, and it's not like people haven't been hybridizing rap and countey already and I think a lot of the boundaries being drawn are probably influenced by race. but I don't really have the energy, it's a Friday afternoon

Like the song though

[morieris]

and it's not like people haven't been hybridizing rap and countey already

Right...there are plenty of C-List rappers and country artists who have made songs together.

[(Anonymous)]

Lbr, country rap is a large contingent of country music now.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not an expert on country music trends but it does seem like it's been kind of a thing for a while stylistically even beyond the C-list stuff. Even looking at stuff like bro-country.

Nelly and Tim McGraw, Jason Aldean and Ludacris, Snoop Dogg and Willie Nelson

[(Anonymous)]

Florida Georgia Line and Nelly
Taylor Swift and T-Pain
Taylor Swift and B.o.B
Brad Paisley and LL Cool J
Martina McBride, Kid Rock, who might actually be labelled a country rapper, and T.I.
Carrie Underwood and Ludacris

Re: Nelly and Tim McGraw, Jason Aldean and Ludacris, Snoop Dogg and Willie Nelson

[(Anonymous)]

Just a bunch of C listers

Re: Nelly and Tim McGraw, Jason Aldean and Ludacris, Snoop Dogg and Willie Nelson

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

Yup, totally C-listers. /s Really, though, morieris seemed pretty skeptical about hybridizing at all. Maybe I read that wrong, though.

[morieris]

I listened to it recently, and besides thinking "Well, this is catchy,"....I agree that I can't see how people said this should be on the Country 100 until Billy Ray Cyrus hopped onto the remix.

[hey_hey_hey]

It sounds more country than most of the pop songs on country radio. If pop singers Dan + Shay and Maren Morris are country, fucking Lil Nas X is too.

[(Anonymous)]

As a Lifelong fan of country who’s bored to shit with what passes as country these days (I sang Pam Tillis songs in the Farm Bureau talent show as a kid), I love this fresh take. It lampoons country while still BEING country as well.

For others interested in different takes on country, too, I encourage you to listen to Jun and the Texas Special. They’re a Tokyo-based Japanese country band—songs are all in Japanese but they sound straight out of a Tim McGraw or George a strait album, twang and all!

https://youtu.be/n5l4r2eHono

Dreams In Amber (the first in the clip) is my favorite. What makes country? I can tell you the song does not mention anything about tractors or the ol’ Swimming hole or a dog dying or farms. But please someone try to tell me that isn’t a band singing traditional country music.

[(Anonymous)]

Sounds like you have a very narrow view of genres and what fits into them.

listened...

[(Anonymous)]

It can't be country, I don't hate it.

Also, I was laughing at how much Billy Ray sounds like my uncle.

[(Anonymous)]

Neither was Big and Rich's Save a Horse Ride a Cowboy. Throwing in a violin and a banjo does not make it a cowboy song. But it doesn't work the other way, does it? It was totally a mix of rock and rap making it more neo rock.

Save A Horse (Ride A Cowboy)
Big & Rich
Peaked at #11 on 8.7.2004