Politics and country music have long been intertwined.
Johnny Cash believed in prison reform.
These days, the genre is mainly associated with conservative beliefs.
Jason Aldean first came onto the scene in 2005 with his hit song, “Hicktown.”
Still, others have pointed out the violent undertones in Aldean’s chart-topping single.
Accept accountability and do better," Collins captioned his video.
In other words, Aldean is clearly taking the side of white nationalists.
Essentially, the country singer is daring “outsiders” to cross the line under threat of violence.
Critics have pointed to Adlean’smusic videoas further evidence of the song’s alleged racist undertones.
Here, a black teenager by the name of Henry Choate was brutally murdered by a white mob.
If you or a loved one are in immediate danger, call 911.
According to TikTokerDestinee Stark, the video makes use of commercial stock footage.
This isn’t the only thing about Jason Aldean’s hit song that doesn’t quite add up.
Notably, the singer is originally from Macon, Georgia, which has a population of well over 150,000.
Now, he lives in Nashville, the biggest city in Tennessee.
By all accounts, his experience in small-town America is limited.
Aldean has been a long-time supporter of conservative politics and has a long-standingrelationship with Donald Trump.
Support Jason all the way.
MAGA!!!"
he wrote onTruth Social.
