Im a 63 year old black man from Illinois. Every time i hear this song i love it more and more . Nothing racist about this song.

I like . I'm black from a small town and we were raised to fight together no matter race. Great song and message

I'm a 62 year old black woman in central New York and I love this song and so very pleased to once again see my people are promoting this work of art.Thank you young lady.👍

White Hispanic male here from south Texas. I served for all of you and I'd do it again in a heartbeat! This song represents what America truly stands for. Love to all of you!

I’m a 51 year old black man from Indiana and I am NOT a fan of Jason Aldean’s brand of Country music. But after hearing that he wrote this “racist” song, I had to listen to it three days ago, and you know what? I COMPLETELY AGREED! And just to give a finger to cancel culture, I paid to download it. This song has nothing to do with racism. Great message about taking a stand against violence.

This song should bring all citizens together. No one wants to be robbed or suckered punched, regardless of skin color.

I am so overwhelmed right now! I am so thankful that so many people are seeing the “REAL”message in this song! I’ve heard so much bad and it just makes me think….they just don’t get it! Thanks for really listening to it!

I'm native American, and was also raised in the country and small towns. Sticking together, and truly being there for your neighbors. Much like a large extended family, sure there will be some minor disputes . However when the need arises, you don't hesitate to rise up together to protect your own. His song depicts that very unity, help each other and stand united. Whoopi is way off base with her lil click, trying to defame a good person. Just cause she's jealous, that she'll never reach the same connection as he already has. Back in the day, Whoopi was a great actress in movies like "Jumping Jack Flash & Ghost". But since then, she steadily declined from being well liked. To now being seen for her true self, and she is going to lose what pull she assumed she had.

I agree with you Antoinette. As an African American woman I found nothing offensive or racist about this song. Also I find that there are a lot recordings out there that are x-rated, full of profanity, show disrespect toward women, and use of the n word that people are not complaining about!

Great song, that’s what’s America supposed to be. Nothing racist. We need more songs like this. I’m a 65 year old black man, and I agree with this young lady!!!!!😊

I am 60 years old. I grew up in a very small town. And it didn’t matter no matter what your skin color was or where you were from if you needed help you help people out, took care of each other and if your neighbor was in trouble, you came to their defense. All this song is saying is all that garbage that’s going on in the big cities just don’t bring it to a small town because here we take care of, our small town and the people who live here we don’t see color we see Neighbor

I live in Macon, Ga where Jason Was raised. My husband went to school with him. He is not racist by no means. I love Jason’s songs. And you’re right. That’s what we do, help each other in our small town. ❤

If people are mad about this song, it’s because it struck a nerve in them about the foolery going on in their spaces. There’s nothing wrong with this song. 💯

I am 29 and grew up in a small town. I lived in Minneapolis when the riots broke out and saw first hand a whole block of businesses get destroyed. This music video hits the nail on the head. You try and riot in a small town, you won't get far because the community takes care of its own and protects one another.

You seem like such a sweet soul and love your reaction. It's so encouraging to see so many from such different backgrounds agreeing and pushing back on the mainstream attempts to manipulate us into division. This song is meant to unite, and your words - along with the countless comments here - reflect that. Thank you, God bless you, and God Bless these *United* States of America.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR sweetness and honesty, I have such great hope hearing this because we MUST MUST MUST come alongside each other ........ not tear each other down. How beautiful it would be if we could help everyone succeed.......

I'm a 59 year old veteran and I weep for my country.

I live in a small town in Alabama, nothing racists in it, it's about American values, helping each other out, being a decent God fearing person! ❤🇺🇸

The song has been out since May. People didn’t really start raising a ruckus until the video came out. There isn’t one thing wrong with the song or video. I was raised in a small town in Southeast Texas and still live there. It’s about kindness, community and being a friendly decent human being. When I see a person the first thing I notice is their eyes and if they are smiling. We wave at strangers and help someone we see that may be in need. We all watch out for each other and don’t put up with crime, period. I will say a phone is the second thing I reach for…my firearm will always be first. Thank you so much for your reaction. I wished more people had an open mind. God bless 🙏🏻

Antionette, you did the right thing. You listened to the song and made up your own mind. I happen to Love that song. It says alot about the state of our country. Thanks !!!! ✌🏻♥️

I love this song and it is true. We ALL need to take care of our neighbors! I see no races there. Race does not matter, folks! We have to HELP one another like Antoinette says.

Unlike a lot of music today, this song has soul & the only people who should be insulted by his song is the criminals he speaks on. I'm not American & I was disgusted by the burning of the American flag....Love this song & Jason Aldean music. They tried to cancel this man, but their outrage had the opposite affect

Thank you for not only giving this song even more publicity, but being a voice of reason and sensibility

Thank you, I’m from a small town and you got the message the same way I did. The music to it is so beautiful actually and the lyrics are bang on point. Thank you and lots of love and positivity your way. ✨✨

I’m a US Army Ranger veteran of the 75th Ranger Regiment. This has just become one of my TOP 5 favorite songs of all time! I find nothing racist or inappropriate about the lyrics or the video images. IT’S TIME FOR PEOPLE OF FAITH TO STAND UP FOR WHATS RIGHT! Thank you Jason Aldean!

The song doesn't mention race... it talks about actions. Crimes against society... all of us.

It`s a great song. I`ve listened to the song several times. And watched the video several times. I love the song and video. It sends out a positive message. It shows real news footage. Nothing is reenacted. Not only should this song be a motto for small towns. Burt for big towns, big cities, and small cities alike. My family came from two small towns. Zemach, Poland. Of course, that was during the first and second world wars. And Bradford, Pennsylvania. Families knew each other. That was in the 1950s and 1960s. And of course. In the 1970s and 1980s. After moving to Brooklyn, New York. Way after I was born back in 1968. The whole family, used to vacation in Lake George, New York. The mind set is different. Things move at a slower pace. And I believe. When people move from a small town, to a big city. They bring those small town values with them. Plus there are small towns all over the world. What the song basically says. One, or many people come here. Whatever garbage all of you plan on doing. Don`t do. And if you do. We`ll chase you out of here. But it also says. But it also says. You`re welcome to stay here. And not break the law. And don`t do any nonsense. At least that`s what I think. Plus. Back in 2009. I saw Jason Aldean and his band. live in concert. In the small town in Rhinebeck, New York, at The Dutchess County Fair. Him and his band put on a great show. And the ticket price was a decent price. At $25.00. And the concert was outside. It`s not like a major arena. Where it sits 40,000 thousand people. This outdoor grandstand sits at least, 500 or more people. I don`t see or hear any negativity in the song or video. But the short film shows the negativity from actual news footage. Because. back in 2020. After the Derek Chavin George Floyd incident. That`s all I saw on the news every day. A peaceful protest is one thing. Where many people march and chant. Maybe a few public speakers here and there. I don`t know. And call it a day and go home. But vandalizing personal, and municipal property. That`s not part of a protest. And that`s grounds for arrest and jail time. I don`t have a problem with real news footage being shown. But the left has a problem with it. And the leftist media problem with it. And the leftists Hollywood elitists, have a problem with it. And the few leftist musicians have a problem with it. Well, they need to stop whining. Grow up. Smell the coffee. Stop with the infantile behavior. And behave themselves properly. And stand with Mr. Jason Aldean and his song. And that`s the bottom line.

Thank you for your honesty and love. You grew up learning that people are people and if someone needs a helping hand we need to all chip in and do what we can to help!!!! Living like that makes this world a better place. Again, thank you Sis!

As a country fan from a small town......thank you to EVERYONE supporting the songs message.

Nothing racist about this song at all, it is a great song that highlights things we should be concerned about and give support to for the better of humanity. Major respect stay safe

I’m a woman born and raised in a small town. I feel like I was able to have a normal GenX childhood and as crazy as it was, we learned at a young age out neighbors are as important as our family! We were able to support each other and go through our lives knowing our neighbors/community was a safe place in a time of emergency or to just sit an chat with! I moved to Indianapolis for awhile and you don’t know your neighbors, everyone is so busy running back and forth to work to get more “stuff,” yet they never had time to use it! Stuff are just “things,” but when you come back home the people from your community are always there for you! Things are meaningless if you can’t see the difference between them and your neighbors that will never let you down!

Thankyou for your honest reaction! My parents both raised in small communities instilled in us that all are God's children and to treat others as we want to be treated. I lost them both this year, but will be forever grateful for their teaching. We need to be looking out for each other, especially now with all the craziness going on. God Bless!

I’m a 66 year old Hispanic Woman who grew up in a small town and I can’t remember when Farmers, Ranchers and Every Other person who didn’t Farm or Ranch helped each other. We had a Grange where people met and we had dances and community meetings. If someone was sick we all pitched in to help or if they passed, we came together to support and cooked for their Family and Relatives. That’s what You do in a small town. You love each other! ❤

EXACTLY. THIS SONG IS ONE OF THE BEST SONG IVE HEARD IN A LONG TIME. I'm with you. This song should unite us. I am black and i truly enjoy this song every time i listen to it, i enjoy it even more. We need to start doing the right thing ladies and gentlemen. Be there for your neighbor or a stranger in need. That's who we are here in the US.

I love ya girl. I am in my 50’s and grew up in Illinois and Kansas in small towns. You are right there is no racism in that song at all. In my time if your neighbor was sick you helped out. If there was a family in the town that needed help ya just pitched in and helped. I really don’t get where it all comes from with the racism stuff. We all need to get back to the roots of loving caring and helping each other the way we did so many years ago.

I am a 61 year old white woman and Although, I live in a major city. We really just need to all come together and fight the division that this administration is promoting. We all ( all races, all colors) need to stand up tall and love each other. Not be divided and not hate each other. Stop judging someones race because of a few bad eggs. God dont like ugly. God made all of us as we are and he loves us all the same.

Thanks to all of the complaining about this song, I finally heard it for the first time today and I love this song! I got no patience for the racist idiots who assume that this is a song about the Black community..so only black people commit crimes? Apparently that's the opinion of the people complaining the loudest about this song.. THOSE are the people that exemplify what's wrong with this country! There are good people and bad people of every color- this song is about putting a foot down against the bad in people,regardless of color..it has nothing to do with race. We all gotta spread more love around ❤☮️ 🌞 Love your reaction video!

I am from a small town and went to a church where my family and one other person were the only white folks. I was embraced with such love and put in the choir (the only child in the choir). My mama was asked to play the piano and sing specials with a trio. When our water got tuned off because my daddy got laid off they took up a special collection for us paid our bill got us groceries and the collection of money was given to us for anything us we may have needed. It wasn't just a few dollars either it was quite a bit. When we moved they cried with us and gave us a going away party with food and presents. I am still very close to them til this day and it's been 34 years. I called them Aunties and Uncles and the elders I called Grammy and grandad. I love these people with all my heart and if I thought this song was in anyway racist I would be very upset and speak out about it. I agree with others here stating this is about community and togetherness. "Love thy neighbor" , respect and patriotism.

Thanks for standing behind this song. I myself don’t listen to a lot of his music, but this one hits home! God bless you Jason don’t back down from the truth. That’s what wrong with this nation we’ve lost respect for our flag, our country, and our fellow man. It doesn’t matter, black, white, or red we ARE ONE. Let’s stop all the false stuff and get back to loving and caring for our fellow man. ❤

I love the part where the older man says: "you need some help, you'll get it." With conviction, I know that is true by the way he said it! We are so used to being divided and lied on and we are tired of it!! God bless you all

Not generally a country music fan but Jason Aldean's song rocks and the message is spot on.

I appreciate you, Antionette for taking the time to listen and make a post. As side note...Jason Aldean was performing on the Las Vegas strip on Oct. 1, 2017 when a mass shooter shot into the audience. The shooter killed 60, injured @ 413. I think that makes him more than qualified to write a song about protecting your Family and Community.

Girl, I listened to that song a bunch of times! I love it! You are totally right about the filth that is today's rap music! Nobody's mad about that, but this song that speaks the truth is receiving so much hate! smh!

I'm 64yrs. old from Louisiana ..There's nothing wrong with this song... In fact I love this song...❤

I was born in Chicago and my wife is from a small town in southern Illinois. It is two totally different worlds. We live in the suburbs now and I cringe whenever we have to go back into Chicago for doctor’s appointments, other business, or just tourist activities. Last year we had a drive by occur from three cars behind us while we were sitting at a red light. Just last week two guys were racing each other on motorcycles on the sidewalk where shoppers and children were walking. My wife’s small town is exactly like the song. The biggest inconvenience is having to leave extra time when going to Walmart because you will meet someone you know and talk awhile. When I go to the tobacco shop to buy my cigars the owner always tells me to say hello to my wife. It seems like everyone there owns a firearm or several and yet there is rarely, if ever, a murder. When someone is sick or passed away they come together and bring meals to the family or hold an auction to help pay medical expenses. One of the town’s native sons was shot in the line of duty as a police officer in St. Louis. He was highlighted in the county fair parade. As the car he was riding approached us you could hear the roar of applause get louder. It really is a different world. They do have problems. There are not many jobs. The fire department is volunteer. There is the occasional meth lab and child abuse. Not only the police take care of it, but if you’re back out of jail you’d be better off moving somewhere else. They don’t put up with crime like that. Another song similar to this is about 40 years old and by Hank Williams Jr. called “A Country Boy Can Survive” and it compares rural and urban life nicely as well.

From a Hispanic woman I love this song haven't heard country for a while. This song came out and I love it I play it over and over there is nothing racist about it, thank God! It's time that we Unite as a whole it's time that we realize that we all matter. Amazing song thank you Jason❤️🤍💙

This song makes me cry Every time. My small town in rural Kentucky is well represented culturally and we have nothing but respect for each other here. Most families just working HARD to pay the bills and put FOOD on the table. There is no place for anything else. Love is the only answer and Jesus is LOVE!

I love you, my sister! Thank you for somebody of color saying it’s not racist! I grew up in a small town, and we loved our neighbors no matter what color!! if you’re a good person, you’re a good person. PERIOD.

For me, this is a song people needed. Country folk have a culture of their own, its based on doing good to your neighbor and we don't hate it just because the media does. Matter of fact, We will protect it.

When i first heard this i got goosebumps, the message about the strength of communities lookin out for each other, and prepared to stand together against any threat. ANY threat, not from just one group or another. We are equal-opportunity defenders out here. Thank you for seeing the message for what it really is. From small-town Texas.

I'm a Mexican American man born in Cali now work in a small town in Wisconsin and this song is the best.

This song represents the very spirit of this country. It's community, it's supporting each other, it shows a strong moral compass. It is not racist, it's not religious, nor does this video encourage violence. It shows that in any small town no matter the color, you don't show respect in it, you get none in return.

Yes ma'am, this song is about community ,helping your neighbor and looking out for each other... I'm an old white woman raised in a mostly black community and I've seen racisin first hand ...this song is not racist ...thank you for your positive comments beautiful

Gives me cold chills. Fills my heart with hope. I love my neighbors and my community.

This song has zero racism in it. The film clips were on the news. The theme of this song is community coming together.

Thank you for supporting this song!!! You’re right, nothing racist here!! If anything this song may help heal our broken country! We all need to stand together, not fight each other!!

Everytime I hear this song I cry. I'm mourning the loss of our beautiful America.😢🇺🇸 Things don't feel the same anymore. Nothing but anger, sin, and destruction everywhere. I'm a Black woman living in a small town amongst mainly Whites. As a community, we do care for one another (our neighbors). "Try This In A Small Town" by Jason Aldean is a great song. I am NOT triggered by this song; I actually love it; and have enjoyed listening to it over and over again. I don't see or hear racism, or violence being promoted. The Dems and MSM are insulting Blacks by saying this song is attacking us; as if only Blacks commit all the crimes. They are the racists and pushing gun control. Trying to take away our rights to bear arms. Unlike many vulgar and violent rap songs, I can enjoy this one because it speaks about the love for America (our beautiful home) and truth. Pray for America! Repent America while you are able!!!❤️🇺🇸❤

I am a 41 year old black man who loves the heck out this song! Jason, did the dog gone thing with this one. ;)

Thank you for listening to it with an open mind and forming an educated opinion. This song isn't racist. It's simply talking about small town values, morals, and respect. When the same people complaining about this song start complaining about the nasty vulgar songs out today, then I might care what they think.

THANK YOU! First time watching your channel and I'm glad I did. You earned my respect when you said you wanted to hear it yourself and form your own opinion. That's how it should be. Thank you

I'm 63 year old black man, and this song is far from being a racist song. Who ever told this lie about this song ought to be taken to court and sued. Very nice song!!! Small towns have always looked out for each other.

I love this song, it says what every decent person is feeling right now. We're tired of criminals running amok!

I love this song, sound like he's bringing out what really going on in our country😢

This young lady has it , God bless her she knows what the song means and I bet she's a good person.❤

I'm a 64 year old white woman and I love this song. The reason many MSM and such are trying to cancel it is because it unites us. Don't you feel it? It's patriotic. It reminds us of what We the People, the united citizens of this country, miss most. It is time to take back our friendships and get to know our neighbors again. Together we can do anything. It's not time for President Trump to drain the swamp, it's time for us to do it.

I'm not American nor into country, I'm mixed race, I absolutely love this, he speaks truth, I know a few small town Americans who wouldn't think twice about dealing with those kinds of idiots

U came up on my feed and after watching reactions for the 1st time of Anthony Oliver that I hadn’t seen Jason Aldean’s. So I stopped by to watch with you. Awfully happy I did! I’m 64, mom of 3 sons. None of them would ever think of doing what I just saw on his video. My oldest 6’3’ athletic son wrote in his yearbook when asked “What are you most afraid of?” He wrote “ Getting in trouble by my mother.” I knew at that moment I had succeeded in raising a fine young man. Dad helped too! Subscribed ❤ a random mom

I'm from a small town in Texas. Just yesterday, we had a fire break out in one of the ranches due to a lighting strike. The area rallied around that rancher. They loading up as may horses, sheep, and cattle that they could in their own trailers to save them. And transported them to safety. He lost his barn and a major part of his holding areas. Today, the clean up started. All walks of life are there. This is small town life. We look out for our own, no matter the color, religion or financial status. Try getting this type of community in a big town.

AMEN sister. I'm 57 year old guy from small town in Montana. I love all you PATRIOTS, you are my brothers and sisters.

This is a great song, great message I downloaded this right away I’m 41 mixed raced and from the uk 🇬🇧 Seriously some people need to chill and stop all this cancel culture nonsense!

This song is true...the people from your small town -whether they black, brown, white, green- they help each other, protect each other and have each others backs...love my small town!!

The media is so bent on keeping us divided, and I must say that all of the reactions I have read over this song shows me that we the people are not as divided as they would like for us to be. It really does my heart good.

This song makes me emotional. Just watching the video it absolutely disgusts me that people act that way. God bless our country. This song is great and I love Jason Aldean. It just makes me respect him so much more that he made this song and doesn't back down to everyone trying to cancel him.

Saw a quote from a black man that %100 nailed it!! He said " This is NOT about black versus white, It's about the left versus the right"!!!!!!

We need this song more than ever today.

Thank you! I’m from a town of 500. White black Hispanic and we have a Vietnamese family here. We look out for each other. We don’t care what color you are. We care how you act. We don’t have a police force. We rely on County. And they are 20 minutes away!

I am loving so many POC coming out and agreeing with the song! We all want safe communities to live in! The media in our country is always starting trouble, where no trouble is. Thank you for your great reaction!

AMEN! I came from small town in Michigan and everyone helped their neighbors no matter what!

100% facts about small towns and you can dance to it too. The people throwing hate are the ones that haven't lived in a small town. They've never experienced it. I love small towns, the tight knitted community is just awesome.

I come from a small town. Born and raised. This song speaks volumes! Doesn’t matter race, walk of life, or where you come from. Small towns, we have each others backs! It’s the way the world should operate! Much love to ALL! ❤

How can watching this video not wanna make you cry because its true and this country is insane!

The entire lyrics of the song are about: Don't go around looking for trouble and don't disturb the peace.

We have lived in a small-town community our whole lives, just neighbors who care and help each other as the song states. What's happening in our country when we stop caring about the needs of others. If someone has a need, we come together; have a fund raiser at our local community center and get the need taken care of for family or neighbor in need. There is a song that I love, call Rocks, it might help folks understand. it's time to just Love and Respect each other, Blessings for having an outlet for positivity.

I’m 42 and live in a very small town and everything in this song rings true, we will take care of our own community and it’s people no matter what race, religion or sexual orientation!!! It takes a village and there’s no better village then a small town 😊♥️

Best song ever saying what alot of us feel. Tired of this bs.

The media has to have someone and something to complain about is all. The song is about taking care of and watching out for your neighbors. People forget that’s what we’re supposed to do. Thank you for listening to this and giving your honest opinion.💖

You hit the nail on the head with everything that you said, Antoinette. People are just looking for something to be mad about. They literally researched every single scene in this video trying to find something to get upset about,just so they could call a white, country singer a racist.

I'm a 70 year old white woman who grew up in a small town in Utah and I dearly love this song. I listen to it over and over and every time it sends shivers up my spine and tears to my eyes. As one of the commenters below said, it brings us together, which is desperately needed in these awful times. I'm glad to see that you have the original version, Antionette. They changed the Official Version just a day or so ago, cutting several things including the spoken section about small town people helping each other. It's a great loss,. To me, that was the best bit, the voice of the older farmer who needed help was very moving. And today I looked back at many of the reaction videos I had already seen and the cuts were already there in videos that had been complete before. Keep that video in your archives, it would be very sad for it to be lost! Great commentary, I'm a new subscriber now!

EXACTLY LIKE ITS SUPPOSE YO BE SIS. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SANITY. This song is about strength and unity. They want us divided and scared. NOT HAPPENING

Thank You ! For being honest it's so nice to see so many black folks( men&women both) being so honest about this song nit being racist just truthful !!!! I'm a 64 yr old white woman who had an Aunt who was biracial who was also a Preacher . I grew up in both big & small towns in Mo & IA then my Mom moved us to SO CA when I was 14. Long story short,my Mom raisdd us not to see skin color,rich or poor but what a person is inside ! I remember as a kid people looked out for one another regardless of skin color of financial status !

You stir up so much emotions in all of us obviously bc I get choked up just watching you simply watching, kiddo, you are lovely!

I’m a 76 year old white woman. This song reminds me of my youth when people gathered to help neighbors when something happened. Race was something horses did at the track. Neighbors were just that…neighbors, no matter what color, religion or lifestyle. Too sad that we have come so far from those days.

I chose to be an American, proud of it! This song reflects the sentiment of the America , the people I love, unconditionally, no matter what the past - the here and now is what counts. This song and the sentiment behind it, the huge masses of people who feel exactly this way confirmed and make me ,again, proud to have made my decision and proud to be an American. Thank you all !

So refreshing to see a young person being open minded and objective. Good for you!

I'm happy to see that regular folks understand what he's saying. It's time we all really come together in our communities and say hi to each other. Talk to each other on the street or road. And really be a community. No need to stand up to those who are trying to divide us, but certainly support those entertainers and politicians that are saying what we all think and believe.

Jason is just speaking truth! Small town Americans are salt of the earth who stand up for one another♥️🇺🇸✝️

I'm SO GLAD that they are feeling SO THREATENED by this GREAT PATRIOTIC song & video! ❤🙏🇱🇷🌍

Much respect! Thank you for sharing! No racism at all. He against the violence and looting and criminal stuff. 🦋❤️🦋

People are fed up and he put what's going on in a song to let people know Don't try that in a small town, cuz it ain't going to work people need to get a handle on this violence and destruction, Jason Aldean got to the breaking point that he is over it and he put it in a song. Going to see him here in Ahwatukee Phoenix Arizona in October looking forward to it. Thank you for putting the word out young lady, with your point of view. I've seen this song numerous times and I love it more every time I hear it.

I think this song has brought more people together then it tears them apart! Everybody at one time has lived in a small town and can relate to this song! 😊