Increasing Support for Jason Aldean Grows Amidst Criticism from Some Left-leaning Individuals

For over a week now, country music singer Jason Aldean has faced criticism from the left. The backlash stems from his new hit song, Try That in a Small Town.

Democrats claim the song is racist and sympathetic towards lynchings. However, a closer look at the lyrics reveals a different story.

Amid these attacks, Aldean released a statement affirming that any accusations of racism or pro-lynching in Try That in a Small Town are false.

In a show of support, fellow music star Cody Johnson has come to Aldean’s defense, according to Billboard.

Speaking Truth to Power

During a performance at the Chaifetz Arena, Johnson emphasized that, like Aldean, he considers himself a patriotic American. In addition to encouraging Aldean, Johnson announced to his own audience that he fully supports the country music star.

Listen as Cody Johnson threw his support behind Jason Aldean “Jason, if you’re seeing this video, you keep it up, brother. You do you, boo boo.”

“If being patriotic makes me an outlaw, then by God, I’ll be an outlaw.” pic.twitter.com/IHgoU5tbwd

— ShotGunBonnie (@ShotGun_Bonnie) July 24, 2023

Luckily, Johnson is not alone in supporting Try That in a Small Town. Other prominent figures in country music, such as Ted Nugent, Lee Greenwood, and Travis Tritt, are also standing with Aldean and pushing back against his critics.

Seeing Through the Lies

Despite efforts from Democrats and the mainstream media, many Americans can see past the blatant misrepresentations of Try That in a Small Town.

The song continues to perform well, and fans are still attending Aldean’s shows nationwide. He has made it clear that he will not bow down to the hate mob.

NEW: Jason Aldean refuses to back down during his Cincinnati concert last night in response to backlash from his new music video, ‘Try That in a Small Town’ where Aldean condemns far-left riots.

“What I am is a proud American.”

“I love our country. I want to see it restored to… pic.twitter.com/B3aDC2UhGe

— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) July 22, 2023