FIRST TIME listening to Hank Williams Jr. 'A Country Boy Can Survive'(Official Music Video) REACTION

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[agordon]

We would fall apart as a country if us country boys didn’t exist.

[josephbond]

Old country has soul to it. New country is pop music.

[Doug_M]

Yeah I grew up in a mostly rural area and it was common for kids to have guns in their cars and trucks at school(for hunting or just some fun at the range). There was next to no school security either. Then everything went crazy in this country and people started losing their sense of personal responsibility.

[gregoryhale]

The song survives because it's filled with truth.

[johnburt]

The story is..." we don't need people, people need us."

[mitchgunn]

Song is 40 years old and still relevant today. Same stuff he wrote about then is hitting us again. True classic.

[Mark-rrk]

When I was in high school in the early 80's, everyone one had trucks and they kept their rifles in a gun rack mounted in the cab over the back window. We'd go hunting after school. Not a single one of those guns ever shot anyone imagine that:).

[tomaleshire]

I graduated from high school in 1970. If you looked in the parking lot you would see a couple of dozen pickups with rifle racks in the back window! Most of us had a .22 rifle for varmints and a shotgun for bigger critters. It was a different time and a different world. When we had a beef with someone we fought it out with our fists. No one ever dreamed of using our rifles. Being young in a small town of 600 people in TEXAS 🇨🇱 was a fantastic way to grow up.💯🤗❤️✌️

[MaxwellBenson]

Young lady, I am beyond impressed that you are listening to hank.

[orangecrush]

I spent a whole lot of nights at bon fire, keg parties, rockin' out to this song as a youngster!

[CannonMusic]

I’ve got a shotgun a rifle and a four-wheel-drive and a country boy can survive truer words have never been spoken

[clasmaster]

Hank ain’t lying, a country boy can survive. 🇺🇸

[Drominite]

I tell you what if this song don’t get you hyped to be a country boy… living off the land, sticking it to the govt, and and just having a good ole time 🤘🏼

[uncommonsense]

Hank Williams Jr is a legend 🙌 in music.

[jeromesherrod]

I am from South East Georgia when I was in high school in the late 80s early 90s we had guns in our trucks. we carried pocket knives and everyone knew it. guns are a way of life. got my first 22 at 5 years old

[amberburris]

This is one of the greatest songs he ever created and being a country woman it holds a special place in my heart :) I hope you like it and Merry Christmas!!

[katrinaprescott]

My grandmother was born in 1922 and grew up during the Great Depression. She and her family lived in the Appalachian mountains - very rural. She said nobody in the area ever had much money, but grew their own food and raised chickens and had a cow. So generally the depression didn't affect them much. She said she did know that they never had it very hard because, "we always had biscuit for breakfast. Everybody had cornbread for supper but you knew people were having hard times when they had cornbread for breakfast."
I thought about it and understood - everybody grew corn. The miller would grind the corn to meal for a portion of the cornmeal so it didn't require any money. Nobody grew wheat, though, because the land wasn't flat enough and the farms were too small. So to have biscuits for breakfast you had to have at least enough cash to buy flour. But even people in her area who were having "hard times" had food.

[brandonwilliams]

"The Ride" by David Allen Coe
STILL puts chills on me!

[jameshoncoop]

This has been one of my top 5 songs for the last 20 years or so

[edmundmcintyre]

The difference between bad things happening in the city versus in the country is that in the country bad things have a way of just disappearing!