fact, but here's one who's woken to that truth since you said that.

​@@wjamyers Could you elaborate please?

@@kylebaker8020 "here's one" means me, I'm just saying that 2 years ago I didn't know Mr. Cobb existed and now, thanks to playing with @brennanedwards1298, I study and learn his songs and revere his art and his message, praise god!

Most underrated musician on the planet. Everybody I show his music is blown away

Yes!!

Damn straight.

True legend there

And that's a damn crying shame.

Unless you lost your ability to use you voice. Nope not aloud too! Hehehe

he is not conservative 🙄

Nothing at all conservative about this song lmao

Lmaooo how is this conservative??

How's it not? I think people get the wrong impressions about what being conservative, or liberal is. People these days think it's a fashion statement. I think this video is neither conservative or liberal. It's basically saying for you to take the blinders off your eyes and pull the cotton from your ears, because our government (left or right) detracts us from what's really going on. They're all corrupt and are in it to line their own pockets and everyone needs to wake up. That's what this song means. Definitely not liberal or conservative. You don't have to designate everything to a certain political party. That's exactly what our government has done to people. Divide. Conquer.

@@samanthab7876 Are you sure about that? Are you missing the message about what our not so friendly cancel culture is doing or are you just looking at pictures? Have you actually met him and had a conversation with him about any personal values that could determine whether he is conservative or liberal? I have, so I'm sure you don't know what you're talking about. I found him to be a conservative leaning independent. So, I'll hop off my soapbox now.

So social justice supporters are his audience or not? Your comment contradicts itself.

@@JP-ef7ct Not in my experience. I know every song Brent's written and that's not the case. He attracts a rural country/rock audience, who wants nothing to do with "social justice" (whatever that means). We really just want a good Southern, hoalsom song, like his first two albums. On the surface shut up and sing and the lyrics don't support the video to me. I could be wrong though. Just seems like he's supporting the destruction of White culture and it leaves a bad taste in my mouth, just watching the video.

@@rebelwithacause3574 sorry bro he's the modern day hippie. that's why you get those 70's vibes.

@@jeremyschoenitz955 You could be right. But he's supportive of the Confederacy. I have talked to him a few times and he might be moderate but not in the terms of anti White. At one show I was wearing a Robert E Lee shirt and he complimented me on the shirt and was, as always, nice and considerate, signed my concert poster and we drank a beer. He's hardly a moderate IMO. If you listen to his first couple albums how could you draw that conclusion? It just seems to me he's caving to the destructive culture of modern day America?

@@rebelwithacause3574 no it's just part of being a great man, grows as time goes on.At the same time his older songs still have that more laid back vibe you'd associate with hippies, even if they are talking about southern idealism.