by Noah
You may remember that at some point last year, a bubblegum country recording "artist" named Jason Aldean became some sort of sicko hero to the MAGA mob with a song titled "Try That In A Small Town" or something like that. It was a perfect example of a guy with inner doubts, and I'll let you guess as to which ones. The song was a bit of trashy bravado meant to bully others. In short, that means it reflected the Republican approach to social interaction perfectly.
Just a few days ago, Aldean, who hung out with Trump and his family as a guest at his recent inauguration expressed his love for his orange god. Aldean's wife Brittany, also loves the Trump klan and describes Ivanka Trump as "a dream." As you can see at this FOX-Pravda link Brittany is every bit the kook her husband is. Isn't it wonderful how these two troglodytes found each other? There was a time when someone who talks like Jason Aldean would have been living his life expressing his creative side by fingerpainting in a home for the insane. Alas, Reagan put an end to such things. Now our society treats them as normals, and maybe they are. There certainly seem to be a lot of them.
Per Whiskey Riff, a country news site, here's Jason Aldean on an Instagram Q&Q last week as he responded to a question about his beloved Traitor Don's performance, "I'm actually excited, honestly." He continued:
Obviously you guys know this, we’ve been a fan of his for a long time and he’s doing, I think, what a lot of us hoped he would, what he said he was gonna do, and he’s doing that. I think at the end of the day, it seems he’s going to save taxpayers a lot of money, he’s saving a ton of our tax dollars that are going to waste.
Brittany added that she believed Trump had tightened security around the country’s borders, saying: “This is what I voted for.” Jason then weighed in on Trump's SOTU speech and another one of his favorite insane goons, Elon Musk. He loves all the psychopathology emanating from the White House
I watched his whole speech… I thought it was amazing. He, to me, is coming in and doing everything he said he was going to do, which is going in and start trying to get us back on the right track, and I truly feel like that’s what’s happening. I think Elon’s doing a great job, and I dunno, we’re excited.
Not to be outdone, Brittany piped in saying that since the return of Trump, “I sleep way better at night.”
Reports indicate that Jason is still smarting about the criticism of his "Try That In A Small Town" song. The song ignited a public furor, especially after Aldean and his record company released an accompanying music video that featured images of protesters fighting with police officers. After Aldean and his video were accused of promoting violence, the video was quickly pulled from rotation on Country Music Television without explanation, as if one was needed. Critics also called the song “racist” and a “lynching anthem” when it was noted that the music video was filmed outside the Maury County Courthouse in Columbia, Tennessee, where 18-year-old Black teenager Henry Choate was lynched in 1927. Aldean says his song is “not saying anything that’s not true.” Said with a smirk, no doubt. He claims that:
Country music is blue-collar music, man, it’s for the everyman. I’ve got eyes, I can see what’s going on. I don’t care which side of the political fence you want to stand on.
He can see what's going on? What Jason Aldean could see, if he chose to, is that millions of blue-collar Americans along with millions of the rest of us, are suffering more than ever at the hands of his horrifyingly grotesque idol. Aldean is a sociopathic court jester enjoying his dancing with Nazis.