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Aldean Number 1 · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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  Let's get to the top to a question for American mama. Dear mama,
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  did you see who's got the number one song on the country music charts.
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  Well, let's ask our American mama, Mama, mama, and joining us
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  now our American mama, Terry Neerville. You know last week we were talking
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  about this. This kind of really took over. But this was a try
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  that into small town the song with Jason al Dean, and people came out
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  and said, oh man, this is racist, it's so racist, odd,
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  it's it's just it's what people um well CMT the Country Music television,
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  right, So they banned Jason Alden's song. I don't get it, Stephen,
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  I don't get it. How do they not learn from all the others?
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  I mean, now, they have had people who were boycotting. They
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  had Blake Shelton back out of a thirty million dollar project. They had Junior
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  Hank Williams. Junior stepped down off the board and say I'm with him.
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  But the number has I mean the song has skyrocketage number one song, number
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  one, making millions and millions. Yes, people listen to it. Yes,
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  And what is interesting is I have been watching online my sisters and I
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  We send each other these links all the time. What is fascinating to me
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  and I love this so much. More and more of the black community are
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  coming forward and not only defending the song, but they are calling out these
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  trolls who are saying that this is racist, and they're saying, like,
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  wait a minute, you're the racist. He's talking about crimes and violence right
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  in the city. You're saying that only black people commit those, So how
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  is that racist? I mean, they are coming out. I've watched probably
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  no less than forty I saw one and there's a black man standing on his
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  back porch and the caption is me listening to Jason Aldan to hear his racist
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  song or hear what's racist in the song, and he's just playing the song
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  and the guy's just kind of looking looks up the sky. Yes, there's
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  so many of mine plays for I can't find it. Yeah, well,
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  I don't know if you saw the Carter Brothers. Is this just our Cartier
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  t i Er and Cartier brothers. Anyway, there's four black brothers and they
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  were talking about it, and they were so offended that people were saying that
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  this was racist. After they read the lyrics, and they watched the they
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  said, what is the problem this. We live in a small town.
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  We stand with him because this is what will happen. You come to our
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  town, you commit violent crimes against people, we will take care of it.
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  You know what. That's a really interesting point that there's demographically across the
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  country, there's an area of the South that's called the Black Belt, and
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  it is it's from northern Louisiana all the way over through Georgia, South Carolina,
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  and it kind of dips down a little bit it goes to Mississippi,
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  Alabama. It's a rural area where there is a higher percentage of black people
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  living in those ears. But they're small towns, most of them. Now,
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  it's a very poor area. It's you know, a lot of poverty
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  in this. It obviously goes back to you know, back slavery days when
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  you had plantations. But the Black Belt doesn't have a lot of crime.
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  It's the big cities that have the crime. The rural areas don't have near
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  as much. And on top of that, Stephen, these are the majority
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  of these cities are run by yeah, the Democratic leaders, that's right.
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  That is that is the apps. That's facts. That's data. The other
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  thing that I have to say, and it's not comfortable thing to say,
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  but there's only one thing less important than a white woman's opinion about this,
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  and that's a straight white man's opinion about this. So it's going to take
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  the black Americans in our country to stand up because those are the only ones
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  most of the time that the woke will listen to, or or if you're
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  a transgender person, they'll listen together. But you know what, when you
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  have black Americans coming out and saying I don't hear anything race about it,
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  then you've got the far left, many times white college graduates who go,
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  okay, well you're an uncle Tom. Yeah, or they'll call them white
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  supremacists. Yeah, they're called black Americans. How does that work. Well,
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  the beautiful thing is we're waking up to this now. People are now
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  seeing it for what it is. Because a few years ago, back in
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  twenty twenty, twenty twenty one, we were still kind of nervous about what
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  we were going to say. We had to kind of wait, engage and
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  see who's being canceled. Now to have that community come out and these are
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  people from rural towns, These are people who stand up against tyrants and violence,
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  say, listen, let me tell you something. You come in my
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  part of this world, in my redneck world. These are black people saying
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  these things. We will mess you up because we're not going to have you
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  come and break the law and not have to have any consequences. Because what's
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  happened is we have seen these people on the left and a lot of BLM
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  they and and of course the media tries to say that they are peacefully protested,
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  and buildings are burning down, people are being killed. They're forcing these
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  white women, these nurses coming out of the hospitals to get on your knees
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  and apologize for your whiteness. We're seeing this now three years into it.
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  We're like, uh, no more, all of us. And here's another
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  thing, Stephen. I have discovered that a lot of the people on Twitter
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  that are doing their trolls, I mean, Elon Musk has come out and
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  said, you know, he's able to look at the algorithms and the numbers
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  and he's like, half of these things, half of these people aren't even
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  real. These are bots. These are people who have like maybe a hundred
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  I don't know profiles, and they're able to somehow and their computer world spread
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  all this stuff. It's unbelievable the pushback that this is getting. And to
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  see Jason al Dean's skyrocket to the top. You heard him at the last
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  concert when he got out there and he's like, look, people are saying
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  some things about me, but I've heard you, and what you want is
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  for me to stand up for my country and for what's right. And that's
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  what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna sing this song and the crowd erupts.
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  button turn out. Well, thank you so much. You