We’re COUNTRY and NEVER apologize for it
I thought the purpose of having an electric car was to save money on gas.
After seeing this video…I clearly thought wrong in saving money on gas is the purpose of buying an electric car. I also understand that it’s good to use all of the resources the world has to offer you to better your life.
This electric car own is taking the using the world’s resources to your benefit to a completely different level.
This is the real American pastime y’all.
This 4 wheeling video might also be a real representation of my personal life. Mainly because I’m not afraid to “go for it” in life. The only problem is, life likes to show you how “going for it” will sometimes knock you on your ass.
In this particular case though, this man landed on his belly. And there were injuries to the 4 wheeler from what we can tell.
Some parody song lyrics fit so perfectly well…I can see this happening.
Ella Langley has seen and heard the “Choosin’ Texas” parody lyrics and she admitted a real fear of hers with Theo Von in his “This Past Weekend” podcast. She’s afraid that she’s going to accidentally sing “jack off by myself” on stage.
She said, “I fear that a lot. I really do. Cause I have the thing about me where it’s like I have one specific thing I should not say and then I’m accidentally going to probably say it. I don’t know why.”
I’m surprised it hasn’t happened yet to be honest. Once you hear it…you can’t unhear the parody lyrics.
Post Malone closed out the March Madness music festival on Sunday and gave fans an impassioned speech of encouragement. Of course, it was filled with plenty of expletives. Which speaks to my heart.
Here’s a censored gist…
He said, “no matter what the f*ck you’re going through…sh*t gets better and you are loved more than you could ever f*cking know. It doesn’t matter what the f*ck you want to do. Do it as hard as you f*cking can…
And do it as f*cking truthfully and as genuinely as you f*cking can. And no one can honestly tell you [crap] on how to live your f*cking life. Just do the best that you f*cking can, ladies and gentlemen.”
With a speech like that…hopefully Mr. Malone will run for President of the United States. Posty also teased a 40-track album is on the way called “The Eternal Buzz”.
Riley Green is doing his part by teasing some new music on his Instagram.
He says new music is fact coming soon and he’s proving that by doing what good artists do now. Which is tease his fan by posting a little piece of that new music. Riley posted a video with him and his guitar teasing a new song called “Imagine That”.
It’s about winning a girl back. And that girl could be Megan Moroney? Just kidding. It’s not. Of course please feel free to spread that rumor.
Cody Johnson released a surprise cover of Merle Haggard’s “Footlights“ in recognition of his birthday this past Monday.
Merle was born April 6, 1937. And he unfortunately passed away on his birthday in 2016. So, Cody decided to pay a little tribute to the Hag.
Even though “Footlights” was never actually released as a single, it has remained one of the most celebrated deep cuts in Merle’s musical catalog. The song first appeared on his 1979 album, “Serving 190 Proof”, and was re-released and then covered by George Jones on their 2006 collaborative album, “Kickin’ Out the Footlights…Again”.
Cody said, “Merle Haggard’s music has been the soundtrack of my life. I couldn’t think of a better way to honor him on his birthday than by sharing our version of ‘Footlights’…Hope we did it justice.”
Randy Travis has been on the road since last year for the More Life Tour and audiences are showing up too.
It’s Randy’s original band with James Dupré singing his hits on the road. At a recent stop, he received a standing ovation while being pushed onstage in a wheelchair.
Randy said, “it’s the fans who make these appearances and shows so special, and the reason I keep doing it. I’ll be in Kentucky, Indiana, and Missouri next.”
It is a very special day y’all.
National Beer Day is here. It happens on April 7th annually, as it recognizes the world’s most widely consumed alcoholic beverage. Following water and tea, beer is the third most popular drink overall.
One of the world’s oldest prepared beverages, beer possibly dates back to 9500 BC when cereal was first farmed. It is also recorded in the written history of ancient Iraq and ancient Egypt.
Perhaps there’s a porter or a Belgian in your glass. Whether yours is fermented or not, dark or pale, hoppy, bitter, smooth, raise your mug. Lift it high among friends around the world, thanking those who work brewing delicious beer in your local area. And besides, beer lovers have more selection than ever before.
The craft beer industry continues to challenge the classics, providing a wide variety of choices. Thanks to these opportunities, new beer drinkers are joining the club every day too. And as long as my beer says Shiner, Coors or Coors Light…and it’s cold…it’s damn good in my glass.
In case you haven’t noticed yet. Luke Bryan’s face on a billboards are showing up all over the country that reads, “Opportunity knocks. Get the door.” And they’re showing up for a good reason too.
It’s all part of a positive encouragement campaign called “Pass It On for The Foundation for a Better Life”. Even Luke got excited seeing one of the billboards. He shared a video of himself yelling “oh my God!” as he drove past it.
I mean if I saw my face on a billboard…I’d yell the same thing.
I feel Zach’s pain here.
Now I didn’t start trying to play golf until I got into my thirties (emphasis on trying)…and I all know is, I always suck at golf. Mainly because it’s hard. And the alcohol I consume on the golf course doesn’t help the ball go where I want it to go.
Zach Top is pretty into golf. So, when he plays a bad game, it really kind of hurts his heart. To get him out of his golfing funk, he turns to country music. More specifically, his song “Between the Ditches”.
He said, “so I got home, and I’m really sad about it, and I was trying to write a song to encapsulate the level of sorrow I feel. Then I realized I already had…so I was going to sing a snippet of this song for you.”
I do too, Zach. “I go left sometimes a little too far right”, when play golf myself.