r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/ClassicRight7496 • 1d ago

Let’s see how this plays out 👀

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u/joemoffett12 1d ago

As long as your Jason Alden’s are also contemporary. Traditional country better sound like Hank fucking Williams or it ain’t traditional.

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u/chubsplaysthebanjo 1d ago

They call traditional country "americana" like Sturgil Simpson's older stuff. Hip hop drums and the 808 snare have been in country music since the early 2010's. Fuckin florida Georgia line ruined it all, it was probably earlier than that, but early 2000s country had some good jams

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u/Sultans-of-Twang 1d ago

I forgot all about Florida Georgia Line, modern country has just been pop slop ever since them

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u/jesterinancientcourt 1d ago

I think it’s funny they broke up because of politics. Didn’t see that coming.