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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sh00ter" data-source="post: 3893925" data-attributes="member: 24531">Here you have a millennial guy who grew up in money and privilege wearing a giant weed shirt with a weed patch using the F word every other word. He reminds me of the Chris Rock movie CB4 where Rock's character played a hard gangsta named "stab-masta arson" LOL but was actually just a kid from the suburbs.I thought Toby Keith carried the "new country" banner pretty well (pre-hick hop era) and although he changed with the times, he doesn't deserve some snot nose weed punk bad mouthing his career. Do you think he'd say the same about George Strait too? He had early career cowboy music and then in later times more modern and popish songs.I remember a lot of skepticism about Alabama too in their early years but their early stuff to me is as country as it gets unless you drop back to the true cowboy "country & western" music in the black & white TV era.Hank Jr did a great job of excelling as an individual artist and not being tied to his Dad's legacy. And his music was good for the most part. He was probably able to be grouped in with the Outlaws like Willy, Waylon, Cash, etc...but this Hank the 3rd kid seems like he's trying to hard.On another note, how do yall feel about Blake Shelton...did he sell out by doing the Voice and becoming a part of the liberal pop culture? I doubt the Hag would have done the voice LOL.</blockquote>