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My mother would have loved this, she was born in Harlan, KY in 1932. She did not mess around when it came to home and family.

Great song. Fairly accurate from where I’m from. “If you ain’t from here, then you won’t understand”.

I listened to the song without the distraction of the video. As near as I can figure, they came in the daytime, he ran them off. Then they came back during the night and were "garbage disposed of".

Would love to see y’all react to some more Nu Breed! They go so many good ones like Rise Up, and Outlaw Man.

Nu breed came out when I was in high school in 2004. They were hip hop. Like straight hip hop. I haven’t listened to them in like 15 years so it sounds like they’re incorporating a little bit of country rock in their new sound. But that’s like the Florida Georgia line song cruise with nelly… hip hop country rock all thrown in there.

I live in Montana and I can promise you that the lock on my front door is for Your protection. Not mine.

This song is just what we can take care of are selfs and no one needs to know

Hell to the yes!!!!

I live in Florida and its definitely this way. Great reaction. Like the Jennings guy. He does some work with Tom Macdonald. Fabulous stories. give a listen.

This song is awesome the first singer is Jesse Howard the second is Nu Breed they also have a song called little boy and preacher man and house of pain Nu Breed wrote this song in 2020 for his daughter Jesse Howard singing little boy and a preacher Man

Us mountain people protect our own

If pushed to name this song's genre I would say outlaw country. Leaning to southern rock.

I'm on 300 acres southeast tx, guarantee my neighbors would not call police from hearing gun shots, n I know cause we shoot at coyotes at night ..

There are a few country music genre's and each one has its specifics. The one constant of all of them is the message is country.

I did not see anyone say it, but Nu Breed is from southern Ohio. This type of music is more hick-hop then country. It has been on my playlist for well over a year. Love it!

i aint hear shit, just taking out the trash...i love that

Good song

Good reaction guys. Song had a good message. I doubt seriously I'll listen to it again but it was interesting. Oh I thought of an OG that thought of in years Red sovine s o v i n e teddy bear and Lefty Brazil I'm going to hire a wino to decorate our home.

We call that the " master key " 12 Guage Mossberg pistol grip pump. Lol. Trigger discipline!!!! Haha. Funny story, I was breaching a door and the cheap plastic pistol grip broke and the gun smacked me in the lip. Just had a fat lip. Lol hand held is good for breaching.

My second comment. I think in the beginning of the video, he let them live because that is what the song said. does anyone think there are two incidents here? It seems like it to me.

There is a sub genre of Country that started within just the last few years that is kind of a mix between Outlaw Country and rap. Another one of Waylon Jennings grandsons Struggle Jennings (Actually he is technically Waylons widow Jessi's Grandson but they considered all the Grandkids theirs)is part of that sub genre. There are more sub genres of Country now than there were way back when. It used to bug me when they tried to mix rap with Country but now it is a separate sub genre so I am ok with some of it. Plus some of them cross over into regular Country and can actually sing Country as well. But they keep it separate.

Jesse howard - poor damn truck is a great song. Hes got such a great voice

I think it's a genre called hick hop. ( hip hop and country) I just found y'all. Love your vids. Keep on drinking keep on having fun y'all

Getting some Upchurch vibes with this. Country crossed with rap is very popular in the independent artist scene right now. I think it does bring more people towards country, which is good. Upchurch, Adam Calhoun and even Tom Macdonald are the biggest names right now in conservative country rap.

I like in the beginning, the knock on the door coincides with kick of the bass drum.

Yes I waited thank you

It's a small distillery 20 miles from WI Dells there's other distilleries in the area too and one that does wine and whiskey

Someone must not know about the recoil of a 12 Guage shotgun. Still trying to figure that one out.

They kind of fit in with Upchurch and some of those guys, especially the independent artists these days, who basically bring country attitude but not really country "music." I kind of laughed about the comment from Dustin about this being a radio edit. Ain't a country station going that would play that with all the f bombs and rap.

I have heard some country rap before, and I just don't feel it with this song. The message was country, but the overall tune, the f bombs used, and the general music wasn't country.

Interesting reaction, loved yalls discussion. I know people that live that way in Idaho, Texas, Tennessee, Western Maryland and Kentucky, protecting your own aint regional, loved the message in the song, just not the music.

"Murder On Music Row".

Highway 55 "little white lines" great country song!!

There from Florida

Not a song I would pick lol but who cares great reaction and for keeping your channel real great stuff guys 👏

✨🥃 I'm sitting here drinking my Pappy Van Winkle. So cheers ✨

It livens up when you chill it too

This is definitely a different type of country! Most call it Hick Hop. You should check out "stand our ground" by Nu Breed.

I love how this devolved into a total gun guy conversation lol. The video does that to me too. I think I saw Ohio on the LP. Its a totally Appalachia song HAHA

The hardest one for me was actually the PBR but driftless Glen is right up the road for me and yeah it was hard I ain't going to lie

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I like Nu Breed :) I also low ready short stock my 500 :) Pistol grips on a 12 looks cool but is not functional.

Read me my rights by Brantley Gilbert is a must!!

As y'all know that I'm a music nerd and a huge fan of all forms of country music I must confess that I have been a fan of what they call country rap for many years. As for Nu Breed I personally like the much better his song 'Kindness for Weakness' the guitars licks in that one are off the hook and rap bars are on point but he's not top tier in the genre by any means. Country Rap for the most part is just rap music from a country rather than an urban perspective. Some of the artists in this genre also sing country and rock music as well as being rappers. They are just making music that reflects their musical influences and the lifestyle that they live. This is no different than the rock influences and guitar licks you'll hear in contemporary country music or the fusion between rock, country, and Blues found in a Skynyrd or an Allman Bros song. Much of the early country rap was whacked but there are these recent artists that are many levels better. All are independent artists and have obtained huge followings and topped the hip hop charts without a label. Struggle Jennings spent 22 weeks on the hip hop charts just last year with his 'God We Need You Now'. Struggle, along with his best friend Jelly Roll and Ryan Upchurch, all Nashville natives, are the three biggest names in the genre. Jelly Roll was the first Country rapper to be invited to play the Opry,(face tattoos and all) which he did to a standing ovation because of his amazing vocal talent. His song 'Son Of a Sinner' is an excellent country song to react to. He's starting on tour with Shinedown this summer. Him and Struggle represent the outlaw side of southern tap. Ryan Upchurch on the other hand is something else entirely just on the sheer amount of talent that he has. At heart he is just a good old boy but he can sing rock, country and rap and has topped the Billboard charts in each genre. He tears apart other rappers that are foolish enough to disrespect him to shreds with his clever wordplay. Ain't no gangsters want to get owned by Opie Taylor no more these days lol. His cover of Charlie Daniel's 'Simple Man' is as good as the original and his cover of Alice In Chains song 'Nutshell' has, at 77 million, more views than theirs. He's also covered John Denver's 'Country Road's and Garth Brooks 'The Thunder Rolls' and has collaborated with country artists Clay Walker and Luke Combs and Rappers Young Buck and Lil Boosie. Upchurch has produced 17 albums in 9 years and, with just over 300 videos on KZfaq, has accrued over 1.8 billion views(yes I said billion). He is a legitimate country artist and he's also funny as Hell, which is how he first gained his fame and the coin to produce music. His first release, a country song called 'Rolling Stoned' has 111 million views alone. I would highly recommend that you react to that one or his songs 'Real Country' or 'Hollerboys' to hear his country music chops or his newest release 'Necks Too Red' which is A-list country rap. Also you should know that if you react to one of his songs it will not only quickly become your most viewed reaction but you'll likely hear from Ryan himself because he watches all of his reactors and responds to them too, even if they don't like him as long as they are honest. He also has the most loyal fans of every race, gender, and class from 8 to 80 years old, known as the Creeksquad and they will pile on like angry bees to defend him if he is attacked. That kid is probably the most talented artist alive today. He is Dirty Elvis. He said that he is releasing a metal album this year. His rock songs 'Pound Creek Road' and 'Dirty South' go pretty hard so I know his metal album is going to be a huge hit. ✌

This was rough to get through 😂

Yes it is country but it's underground or outlaw country some of it is really good but don't really get played anywhere. I didn't think you would want it on your channel but others include. Moonshine bandits, the Lacs, savannah dexter and Sarah ross just to name a few. Might wanna check them out if not on channel then maybe off

Okay I killed half the bottle and continue to have different flavor show up which is why I've kept testing it over and over and over again

Do preacher Man by Jesse Howard please

Theres you three from me hopefully you have the same reaction to them like i do 😂

Ouch! That one was a hard one to hear and watch. I do not care for part of the message. Yes I agree with protecting your home, but chasing them down and then not cooperating with the police - is SO not country. The violence and language in the video reminded me of gangster rap. Not for me. However, it was something new to me! Thank you guys!

I'm not a fan of rap . This isn't country to me, it's some kind of rap. The song reminds me of my dad and it's straight up my son in law in Arkansaa. Great reaction, as always.

Y'all should check out country roads by appalachee falls

This is pretty much called Southern rap. like moonshine bandits and Upchurch.

This is a great song. New age outlaw country.

Great reaction, awesome comments.. The 'dont Mess with me', message is fine. I have a 9mm next to my PC, so I'm good with ' the bodies hitting the floor'. I didnt like the 'thug' vibe I got. So perhaps the delivery bothered me. I like Upchurch and Colt Ford and a few others that do country rap, so it's not the sub genre per se.. IDK, based off this one song, I wouldn't go buy their album, but I might look them up on Utube and see if I liked some of their other music. I just had a thought... as a Mom, IF I didnt want my son ( at 5 or 6 ) singing along, I didnt listen to it... and with this song, I would not have. I mean he's 31 now, but I have grandchildren to think about. Again, I'd have to listen to more of the bands music to know if I'd give it a complete pass.

Hey ya'll! Would you check out Cody Jinks Loud and heavy first. Then you will want to hear more. Thanks.

And yes I have taken a small step and yes I taste the Tootsie roll

Ok I have watched y'all reaction to the point I drank half of the bottle

Man I would never step on somebody's property uninvited. You're just asking for it.

It is a genre of music called hick hop which falls under the country music genre same as Colt Ford and Lacs and Ryan Upchurch

(music) or another one bites the dust.

What would you do ? Welcome to my house

I hope the bourbon was good. Didn't care for the "chip on my shoulder" vibe of the song.

Try reacting to Applachee Don everybody's fightin

It's not country and won't be played on a country station. This glorifies violence, to a degree..Bragging and threatening violence..No one who has ever killed someone for entering a home, felt bad ass about it...Trust me, I know...Also his comment about "This is my Country..." insinuates this is also directed at a migrant entering our country at the border kind of feel.....Country music is about love, romance, family, trucks, woods, dirt roads, cheating, broken hearts, cowboys, country folks and dancing...Not glorifying violence...I will say, I have stood my ground on several occasions, it's just not appropriate for country stations...

Lol, a radio edit, so the they edit "shit" but say "Fuck" multiple times.. lol

It’s a song on tick-tock

It’s definitely talk “big” this Is not a radio edit it was written that way

To me this is not country music on so many levels. It was definitely more rap then anything else. One of the best explanations for it not being country comes from Hank Williams Jr in his song "the f word".

And if you notice the little sticker you can only get that at pierces grocery store

So many things with that video especially when it comes to weapons and gun shot wounds. Don't know if you noticed how he was holding the shotgun so close to his face, the fact that the breech was open when he was aiming it (hum) and many many more things so inaccurate in that video. Just poorly produced.

If their country they're extremely new cuz I've never heard of them

That's called F A and find out

react to ‘boots’ by hardy!

I think y'all's would get a kick outta Rodney Atkins Just cleaning this gun.

Hey guys I'm Laura I'm New to ur channel I think u should listen to jellyroll save me and god we need you now

That's why you get a 12 aow

You don't want to go to that house

Hey I'm Laura I'm New to ur channel I think u should listen to jellyroll save me god we need you now

This was country living, not country music. I liked it and that dudes bass voice draws you in, but this is "country" rap.

I want to apologize for a disrespectful comment I made on here yesterday. I'm very sorry

Just leave them alone

Is a good song but it is definitely not a country song in my opinion

OK guys your reaction was questionable. The guy with the beard got it. The meaning is foreign and domestic violence.

That ain't country. So tired of rap and hip hop getting mixed with my country.

Not country music...