'All This Bulls**t!' Jason Aldean Breaks Silence - Gives Blistering Response To Critics Of His Song

Hey ladies and gentlemen, Carmine Sabia here for Explain America and Jason Aldean has finally

broken his silence over his song, the song that's caused so much controversy, Try That

in a Small Town, and we're going to hear exactly what he had to say

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So Jason Aldean was talking to an audience Saturday night. He was live and the people were in the building and they were excited and they wanted to hear

their Jason Aldean. And, I mean, the guy's a great singer, he's a great talent, and it's a shame what's being

done to him now in the name of woke culture. But to Aldean's credit, unlike CMT, to Aldean's credit, he's not backing down

Country music, television, they back down. Jason's not backing down. And so he sat before the crowd, or stood before the crowd, and he, well, he gave his

hot take on what's going on just in this country in general, also with his song and all of

that that went on there. And I think it's a good listen, so let's listen to the man himself

I love my country. I love my family, and I will do anything to protect that. I can tell you that right now. USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA

And here's what I want to say. A lot of things out there, and one thing I love, you guys know how it is, this day and

age, cancel culture is a thing. It's something that if people don't like what you're saying, they try and make sure that

they can cancel you, which means try and ruin your life, ruin everything

One thing I saw this week was a bunch of country music fans that could see through a lot of

the bullshit, all right? I saw country music fans rally like I've never seen before, and it was pretty badass to watch

I gotta say. Thank you guys so much. So I had people ask me, man, everything's going on with this song, do you think you're

going to play it tonight, do you think you're not going to play it? And I said, you know, people that come to my shows, you guys know what I'm about, you

know that, you know what I stand for, I've never shied away from that at all. And I said, you know, people that come to my shows, you guys know what I'm about, you

know that, you know what I stand for, I've never shied away from that at all. And I said, you know, people that come to my shows, you guys know what I'm about, you

know that, you know what I stand for, I've never shied away from that at all. And I said, you know, people that come to my shows, you guys know what I'm about, you

know that, you know what I stand for, I've never shied away from that at all

And I said, you know, people that come to my shows, you guys know what I'm about, you

know that, you know what I stand for, I've never shied away from that at all. And I said, you know, people that come to my shows, you guys know what I stand for

I've never shied away from that at all. And I said, you know, people that come to my shows, you guys know what I stand for

I've never shied away from that at all. And I said, you know, people that come to my shows, you guys know what I stand for

I've never shied away from that at all. And I said, you know, people that come to my shows, you guys know what I stand for

I've never shied away from that at all. And I said, you know, people that come to my shows, you guys know what I stand for, I've

never shied away from that at all. Free speech and song is a very big thing. You know, I wonder if these liberals would have appreciated this stuff in the 1960s when

they were all about free speech and song, when they had their Bob Dylan and their anti-war

songs and all that stuff for Vietnam. They didn't seem to be anti-free speech and song

They don't seem to be anti-free speech and song when rappers are rapping about murders

and all kinds of other horrible crimes that I can't even mention here

And topping the billboard charts and raking in millions of dollars in cash, nobody seems

to have a problem with that, with glorifying crime. But a guy comes out with a song denouncing crime, a guy comes out with a song about doing

the right thing in life, about not being, you know, a miscreant and a drag on your community

well then that's somehow wrong. And I find that to be the epitome of what's wrong with this nation and precisely what

Mr. Aldean is talking about in his song. Folks, again, I'm Carmine Sabia, this is Explain America

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