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Essay:Greatest Conservative Songs (view source)
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In response to the success and popularity of the song, liberal snowflakes threw emotional hissy fits online and and falsely claimed, without proof, that the song was "pro-lynching" and emotionally claimed it as "violent" and "hateful" (even though the actual violence and hate was coming from the leftist rioters depicted in the news clips featured in the video), leading to country music video channel CMT pulling the video from airplay to appease the snowflakes;<ref>[https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/07/country-music-television-pulls-jason-aldeans-try-that/ Country Music Television Pulls Jason Aldean’s ‘Try That In A Small Town’ Music Video Featuring BLM-Antifa Riot Footage Amid Leftist Outrage] at the Gateway Pundit</ref> Aldean himself responded to the controversy over the video in a Twitter post,<ref>[https://twitter.com/Jason_Aldean/status/1681382697875144717 Jason Aldean: "In the past 24 hours I have been accused of releasing a pro-lynching song (a song that has been out since May) and was subject to the comparison that I (direct quote) was not too pleased with the nationwide BLM protests"] at Twitter</ref> pointing out that the negative reaction from liberals that led to the video being pulled by CMT was "...not only meritless, but dangerous", and in response to the CMT controversy, Aldean received a great deal of support from fans and fellow country music artists, while calls were made to boycott CMT over Aldean's video being pulled.
In response to the success and popularity of the song, liberal snowflakes threw emotional hissy fits online and and falsely claimed, without proof, that the song was "pro-lynching" and emotionally claimed it as "violent" and "hateful" (even though the actual violence and hate was coming from the leftist rioters depicted in the news clips featured in the video), leading to country music video channel CMT pulling the video from airplay to appease the snowflakes;<ref>[https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/07/country-music-television-pulls-jason-aldeans-try-that/ Country Music Television Pulls Jason Aldean’s ‘Try That In A Small Town’ Music Video Featuring BLM-Antifa Riot Footage Amid Leftist Outrage] at the Gateway Pundit</ref> Aldean himself responded to the controversy over the video in a Twitter post,<ref>[https://twitter.com/Jason_Aldean/status/1681382697875144717 Jason Aldean: "In the past 24 hours I have been accused of releasing a pro-lynching song (a song that has been out since May) and was subject to the comparison that I (direct quote) was not too pleased with the nationwide BLM protests"] at Twitter</ref> pointing out that the negative reaction from liberals that led to the video being pulled by CMT was "...not only meritless, but dangerous", and in response to the CMT controversy, Aldean received a great deal of support from fans and fellow country music artists, while calls were made to boycott CMT over Aldean's video being pulled.
Additionally, when music news magazine ''Rolling Stone'' echoed the rest of the liberal media in virtue-signaling and making false accusations against both Aldean and the song, the magazine got roasted for its comments on social media, with many respondents pointing out the magazine's hypocrisy in attacking Aldean and his song while ignoring violent and racist rap songs that glorify killing police officers, killing whites, drug dealing, abusing women and other crimes;<ref>[https://www.westernjournal.com/rolling-stones-slam-jason-aldean-goes-sideways-flashback-support-ice-ts-cop-killer/ Rolling Stone's Slam of Jason Aldean Goes Sideways After Flashback to Its Support of Ice-T's 'Cop Killer'] at the Western Journal</ref> rather than back down and admit its error in the face of massive pushback against it for its attack on Aldean, however, ''Rolling Stone'' doubled down on its stupidity and hypocrisy by attacking the conservative critics, calling them "trolls" (while ironically ignoring that liberals themselves are often trolls online) and accusing them of resorting to "[[whataboutism]]" by bringing up rap music, which only earned the magazine even more scorn from critics.
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