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The world as we all knew it has changed. It always does. The world is constantly changing. Not always for good, but always changing, nevertheless. Ask your grandparents or your parents about what life was like when they were kids. Think back to when you were a kid. How much has changed in just a few short years?
(more…)Posted in beer, blogging, friends, hill billy, humor, Jansen Schmidt, redneck, singing, tagged Brad Paisley, bumpkins, caveman, country music, Dierks Bentley, Girl In A Country Song, Maddie & Tae, music videos, tank top, women exploited on September 1, 2014| 15 Comments »
Let’s face it, when it comes to country music, women are still expected to fit a certain image. Basically, we are exploited. Well not me exactly because I don’t look like the girls in those videos, but you know what I mean. Country music tells a story and it’s often one of redneck adventures by not so charming cavemen. Songs like, I’m Gonna Miss Her, by Brad Paisley about a guy who chooses fishing all day over losing his wife; What Was I Thinking by Dierks Bentley, about a guy whose sole motivation for doing stupid stuff is a well-endowed woman wearing a skimpy tank top. I’m not proud of it, but the songs and the videos speak for themselves. Don’t believe me? Look it up. Watch the videos.
Photo courtesy Google Images
Well, the time has come to switch things up a little bit. Here’s a look at how two gorgeous young gals turned the tables on the country bumpkins who disrespect beautiful country women. Check it out. (Warning: You won’t be able to unsee this.)
So what do you think dear readers? Did you like the video? Do you like country music? Should we have more Maddie & Tae’s in this world? Inquiring minds want to know.
Word of the Day: Blitzkrieg
Fun Face About Me: I love me some country music (despite the backward redneck nature of the beast).
Original post by Jansen Schmidt, August 2014. Video courtesy YouTube.
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