Aaron is one of the NICEST PEOPLE I have ever met!!! I first met him during his USO tour BEFORE his first album was released while serving in OPERATION DESERT STORM. Since then I have run into Aaron more times than I can count, literally. I have shared many meals with him and a few with his son. He is EXTREMELY approachable and always takes time to meet people, shake hands, sign autographs, take pictures, and pray with any who ask. After I got out of the Marine Corps and started trucking I ran into Aaron at Mont Eagle Truck Stop. I was taking a quick break on a rainy, foggy night/morning. Aaron and a bunch of country stars came into the restaurant. There were 6 people in the place before they came in. When I saw him I smiled a little remembering the concert he did for the troops. He walked right up to me, put his hand out, and said "Glad to see you made it home alright.". I asked him if he k e who I was or if he was saying that because of my haircut. He told he EXACTLY where and when he met me and basically what we said to one another. I was floored. Then Aaron called the others over to personally introduce them to me. I hauled cars for a living. Almost 20 years, and met a hell of a lot of celebrities over those years. Some were polite, some nice, some friendly, many were assholes. Talk shit about him and you are doing a disservice. The man is TRULY DOWN HOME. His former jobs run a gambit most would hate, but all were hard work. They include welder, coal miner, truck driver, dock worker, commercial pilot, and many more. He loved singing in a band with his buddies, and fortunately it paid off for him. Don't hate on someone because they are famous AND REAL.!!!!!!
@@sheila174 Just to clarify, the night in question there were about a dozen or so country stars traveling through that all happened to stop at the old truck stop. I KNOW Aaron Tippin lives east of Nashville. I don't know if he still does, but he used to have breakfast a few days a week at Uncle Pete's Truck Stop.
I agree he’s one of the nicest performers you’d want to meet. I met him at a gem fest in Morristown Tn. Got several pictures of him and me and my wife got to hang out with him
I have done many jobs. From being a cop to driving a semi truck coast to coast, to working armed security, to being a farmer. Never had a job I didn’t love and busted my ass to get done!!!
I'm 58 years old. This is one of my favorite songs. Worked on farms starting at about age 14. Done that till I was 19. Worked at mobile home plant from 19 to 32. At 32 started welding still welding today. We need more arrow tiptons today for sure.
Got my CDL a couple years back and was doing that for a bit. Now have a local delivery job that I enjoy, but it’s feeling like a bit of a dead end. At 35, I keep thinking it’s too late to get into a trade, but hearing you got into welding at 32 gives me hope. Maybe time to make the move! Seems like the trades need a lot of people who are dependable and want to work more than ever right now
Semi-Truck / Trailer mechanic for over 35 years. Stiff, sore, tired of the B.S. but i still outproduce any 25 year old spoiled kid i've worked with. When my trucks hit the road, the owner knows i did it right ! Workin mans P.H.D. !!
Show the 25 year old how you do it, and maybe the young workers won't be so bad. I understand some don't give a shit and just want to show up to work to get money instead of work, but as someone who's starting out, and wanting to learn more about my trade, I ain't got time for snobby old timers who won't share information but wanna complain about the help quality!
Déjà Siku he makes songs about hard working people and back then you really had to bust your ass to make music and music videos plus at everyone of his concerts he assembles something for toys for tots
@Déjà Siku It don't matter how much money a country star makes.What you don't know is they spend endless hours in a recording studio.So next time... Why don't you Please show them some Total Respect?
Welder here. Steelwork is tough, dangerous, difficult and slow. The steel fights you every step of the way during fit-up. I have good days and bad days, but I love what I do and wouldn’t trade it for any office job.
Well said I am also a structural steel welder and I too have my good days and bad. But I wouldn't trade it for the world. I am proud to be a working man.
Mr. Aaron Tippin, I have a PHD from PIU! That’s a professional hole digger from Parris Island University! Home of the United States Marine Corps! And yes sir we pulled a lot more than our weight! SEMPER FIDELIS FOREVER! GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸! OOHRAH
@BURNWANKENOBI I love the trade. To me, it's fun at times. We use everything from micrometers, lazers, and feeler gauges to torches and hammers and hydraulic presses. Each day, we repair something different.
I am not a "working man." and I did not spend my life doing hard physical labor, However, I grew up on a farm and I did my share of manure shoveling, critter chasing, hay baling, rock picking, and the like. I am now a retired public school teacher, and I worked very hard at that. Now I am old, kinda broke down, and tired, but I still work every day. Every morning when my feet hit the floor, I think about my tasks for the day and say to myself, "You gotta get it started if you wanna get it down." If I need some motivation, I pull up this song and listen to it. It never fails to get me moving. Thank you, Aaron Tippin.
I was born in 1960 during the height of Vietnam when I was a teenager in the seventies you're right because country music in the 60s and 70s and 80s had a lot of steel guitar Merle Haggard said it best when the buck was still silver when the country was strong yes the seventies for us teenagers like the movie Matthew McConaughey Dazed and Confused that was our era back in the seventies I don't care if you were a cowboy or a rocker we all listen to classic country and classic rock those were the good old days
We could also use the conditions that typified entry into the workforce in each of the preceding generations following World War II: the ability to earn a living wage in exchange for putting in 40 hours a week. That's a near-impossibility in today's economic environment, and that's largely a result of tax and fiscal policy embarked upon by every administration since Ronald Reagan.
Poeticexpressnz I agree completely I have a working woman's Ph.D I grew up on a farm started feeding chickens at 5. Worked hard in school. l got a academic scholarship went to college, then law school. I am the first in the office last to leave and all the ones that was born with silver spoons, who take the three hour lunches wonder why they were passed over for promotion time and time again and the farm girl gets it! They truly do not get it that's extremely sad.
Saw Aaron yesterday the 22nd, in Wichita, KS. HELL of a show and a damn good performer. In case he sees this, I was the one in the front row with the cowboy hat with the pins and Waylon Jennings Tshirt.
My husband worked almost 40 years at some steel mill and he finally had a break to retire. Always telling it was backbreaking work and i am proud of him.
Oilfeild drilling rig hand 8 yrs , got my workin mans phd , thanks Aaron Tippin for standing up for us workin men all across the world , God bless the workin man
This is an amazing song. I am 16 going on 17 and have had a job for as long as I can remember. My dad and I started a land scraping company when I was in the fourth grade. It is so true how more people need to pull there own weight.
There is a lot of money to be made out there. My daddy used to run a saw mill and my mama ran a sewing machine. She used to stitch my shoes up with that old machine. Sometimes I would help nail the soles back on to them. My dad was a mean bastard, but he done right be me and my sister and my brother. So did my mama.
This song is awesome. I grew up working in chicken houses in East Texas. Been at the Houston Fire Department since I was 24 and don't plan on stopping until 54.
Darin South I am not "judging" you. But if you are a parent, you are doing your children a disservice by pretending to be proud of your status as working class. If "hard work" is all you've ever known, you would have listened more in class and done your homework, right?
Remembering 1992 ..who are you and what is your interest in my life ..I come from a poor family ..couldn't afford college and such ..unless your offering me something different just leave me be ..
im 37 been at it since I was 14. one back surgery one tore up shoulder and every damn joint in my body aches already but I get up every damn morning and get it done
Started at 11 and working nights with my daddy then quit school at 15 and started a full time job and had three part time jobs with that one and at 18 took over the family business with my daddy's leadership to get me going ... ran it for 13 years until I answered the call to the ministry ....
Hell i’m 29. Been out here on the railroad since I was 18. Nothin but steel rail cars to climb up and down on from sun up to sun down. 11 years strong rail roadin and showin no sign of stoppin
It took some of y’all 11-14 years to start working. I hit the ground getting it n growling, working and running heavy Tonka equipment while in diapers in the sandbox.
i first heard this song when I was 22 years old. at the time I was completing my masters in electrical engineering. it gave me a huge wakeup call. i was just listening to the garbage my teachers were telling me and not learning anything about the REAL world. so i got in my truck and drove three states down and got a job as a construction labourer. happy to say i have been working there now for 15 years and am looking forward to finally moving out of my parents house thanks constant hard work. keep telling it like it is, mr. tippin sir!
My uncle drove a truck for years with Zoomstein. He retired when the logs went digital. He loved it. My brother drove for six years and had to stop. He is really short, and his knees got bad from getting in and out. My dad worked many jobs. His last was 19 years in the coal mines. He had a bad car accident in 87 and had to go on disability. Up until last year he still had a garden, mowed his yard, and whatever needed to be done. Dad is 90 he taught us to work hard and do it right. My son-in-law is 25 and works six hour shifts at the Dollar General store. He is exhausted and has to lay down and have a short nap when he gets home. I dont understand. Its like they feel entitled. Theyre expecting a baby in July. He wont be able to handle the needs of a baby
Yoo I was there wayne county fair ya came out with big boy toys as ya sang kids riding on 3 wheeler pedal bikie!! I yelled he'll yeah .. sheriffs came got me middle isle took me up to you sir!! Went on your tour bus ,... I could of had it sir!! You told me that's how I knew ya a marine!! My son one now!! Thank ya alot I grew up no dad no guidance, fought 50,000 and more to get my kids!! Slept in nov.dec. winter nepa!! I had tent kids came too check on me!!! Just time goes so fast bro.. I love you my kids very great full for!!
I broadcast this song often, and was so privileged so see him sing this live in concert July of 2022. How? Because my fabulous and amazing millwright at an orr mine made it happen, and drove us there on a beautiful Harley he customized perfectly!!!
I'll never forget years ago when I was working for Western Salvage and the local radio station sent this out to us while we were working. Rocking song.
Man...for some reason, I can CLEARLY remember this video from when I was just 6 years old. While momma cleaned the house, she always had CMT on TV playing all the new videos, lol.
We learn nothing to hard if ya put your mind to it. Proud of holding down two part times jobs for over 15 years. All of us are not afraid to pitch in or a task beneath us to make a living. Two brothers and one of my sister worked at a meat packing plant.
Seen him with sammy Kershaw, ray collin, an justin moore back in may at bbt arena in ky.... he sung this song !! Wasnt a person sitting he had everybody on their feet !! He can still rock it out being as old as he is ... love him an His music ...
I'm 32 years old and I work at the Armed Forces Retirement Home in the food service department (in fact, Aaron Tippin and I share the same birthday). I know quite a few people who need to hear this song, including one in particular who only keeps his eyes on his watch and barely gets anything done.
I was born in 1994 and proud of it. This is one of my top 3 favorite songs, my generation excluding me and a few i grew up with just dont know how to work though. Not the most religious but yall pray for em.
I love Aaron and his music I have had the privilege of meeting him when I was a kid I had cancer and my make a wish was to see him I still love his music
Thank you for that song Aaron, after working with my hands for 53 years, I reckon I got one of them WM PHD s !! And you don't hang it on a wall, You hang it on your HEART !! Coz your sleeves are all rolled up, or cut off !!! Greetings from " Down Under" Oz.
Even more true today than when the song was new. It doesn't even matter what line of work you're in. I'm a truck driver, my wife is a nurse, we have friends and family in everything from construction to law enforcement. We all see the same thing-about 1 in 10 young people entering the work force today actually have any kind of work ethic. It's shameful but, so many "parents" from my generation just gave their children whatever they wanted, instead of making them earn it. These kids, no matter what kind of education they have, are in no way prepared for the real world!
Even true-er now! What with all the anti-work movement shit on all the social media sites does the new generation even know what it means to hold a job anymore?
I grew up in the age of kids who worked and went to school at the same time. I graduated high school with a full time job in a warehouse. I've spent 33 yrs running a forklift. And I'm a proud blue collar guy who's worked hard all my life.
Great song. Its so damn easy to respect someone who goes to work every day. I have struggled my whole life respecting men who dont work. I cant help it.
As a young girl growing up. My Dad was business agent for the local Teamsters. He was the Foreman on the job. When he passed away...alot of guys came up to his layout. And,told me he could have barked orders and did nothing else. But,if he told them to get in a hole and on their knees to finish concrete work. He was right there with them. He finally became a Correctional Officer and before he could retire( which was near at hand). A drunk driver hit him and the first impact was bad. Then,his car went down the river bank and hit a tree. He was on life support for awhile. Then,he lost all his short term memory. Was sent to a brain trauma hospital for a while. Then,he came home where he lived for 9 and ahalf months and passed away. Spent 18 years almost military...got a head trauma and was sent home. He never caught a break it seems. So,I'm proud of my Daddy( yes,I am 65 yrs old and he is still my Daddy)!!!
I work At a pharmacy during the pandemic. Started in October 2020 and am still doing it. We lost a lot to corporate jobs, didn’t want the exposure risk. I have had to work a lot of overtime. And I love my job.
*WORKING MAN'S Ph.D. / AARON TIPPIN* (RCA single 62520) (Aaron Tippin/Philip Douglas/Bobby Boyd) Sony ATV Songs LLC/Universal Music Careers, BMI/BMG Songs/Mickey Hilter Music, ASCAP This video was built around an outback tour stop, with a little over half the footage devoted to construction of the party booth that will be the gig site toward the end.
When you work that OT every day and go to that 2nd job after that and then go home and work on your house to make it your home you will under stand what this song is all about
Definitely this "younger generation" oh wait. I'm 26. That's me. I'm a truck driver, dad of 2 girls, the local mechanic, plumber, appliance tech, role model. Apparently though my age makes me a spoiled brat. Being a trucker I get tons of dirty looks from old sour men who are scared of being passed by the "younger generation"
Laziness doesn’t apply to a specific generation or age. Worthlessness knows no boundaries. I’ve known many older folks that aren’t worth the air they breathe.
I'm working on a phd now and academia is filled with completely detached from reality crybabies. This is my jam now, I have to finish and never look back
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Aaron is one of the NICEST PEOPLE I have ever met!!! I first met him during his USO tour BEFORE his first album was released while serving in OPERATION DESERT STORM.
Since then I have run into Aaron more times than I can count, literally. I have shared many meals with him and a few with his son. He is EXTREMELY approachable and always takes time to meet people, shake hands, sign autographs, take pictures, and pray with any who ask.
After I got out of the Marine Corps and started trucking I ran into Aaron at Mont Eagle Truck Stop. I was taking a quick break on a rainy, foggy night/morning. Aaron and a bunch of country stars came into the restaurant. There were 6 people in the place before they came in. When I saw him I smiled a little remembering the concert he did for the troops. He walked right up to me, put his hand out, and said "Glad to see you made it home alright.".
I asked him if he k e who I was or if he was saying that because of my haircut. He told he EXACTLY where and when he met me and basically what we said to one another. I was floored. Then Aaron called the others over to personally introduce them to me.
I hauled cars for a living. Almost 20 years, and met a hell of a lot of celebrities over those years. Some were polite, some nice, some friendly, many were assholes.
Talk shit about him and you are doing a disservice. The man is TRULY DOWN HOME. His former jobs run a gambit most would hate, but all were hard work. They include welder, coal miner, truck driver, dock worker, commercial pilot, and many more. He loved singing in a band with his buddies, and fortunately it paid off for him.
Don't hate on someone because they are famous AND REAL.!!!!!!
This is truly an awesome story
Hard work keeps your feet where it rightly belongs, firm on the ground.
Thank you for your service sir.
*Salutes*🇺🇲
I live about 30 minutes from mont eagle!! I have seen a few celebrities also, but I haven't seen Aaron Tippin.
Thank you for your service!!
@@sheila174
Just to clarify, the night in question there were about a dozen or so country stars traveling through that all happened to stop at the old truck stop. I KNOW Aaron Tippin lives east of Nashville.
I don't know if he still does, but he used to have breakfast a few days a week at Uncle Pete's Truck Stop.
Agree 100%+ , Thank you so much for taking time to write and share this!
im 37 mowing hay on my 93yr old grandads cattle farm and songs like these always bring a proud tear to my eye
😂
I agree he’s one of the nicest performers you’d want to meet. I met him at a gem fest in Morristown Tn. Got several pictures of him and me and my wife got to hang out with him
I have done many jobs. From being a cop to driving a semi truck coast to coast, to working armed security, to being a farmer. Never had a job I didn’t love and busted my ass to get done!!!
Damn proud to be part of the generation that grew up listening to this man!
Same
Me too. I didn't know this guy was so jacked! Good for him!
Hello ✋ Windy
Im Damn Proud To Be A Gen Z Kid Who Listens To Real Country, And Officially Has A Workin' Mans PHD :)
This will always be my favorite song of all time when inwas a kid I would stop anything I was doing to listen to this song
I'm 58 years old. This is one of my favorite songs. Worked on farms starting at about age 14. Done that till I was 19. Worked at mobile home plant from 19 to 32. At 32 started welding still welding today. We need more arrow tiptons today for sure.
Amen brother! Me too!
Arron is not the only one
I'm Buck as in Fuck, so you'd better shut your trap and not talk about Aaron Tippin like that.
Got my CDL a couple years back and was doing that for a bit. Now have a local delivery job that I enjoy, but it’s feeling like a bit of a dead end. At 35, I keep thinking it’s too late to get into a trade, but hearing you got into welding at 32 gives me hope. Maybe time to make the move! Seems like the trades need a lot of people who are dependable and want to work more than ever right now
Semi-Truck / Trailer mechanic for over 35 years. Stiff, sore, tired of the B.S. but i still outproduce any 25 year old spoiled kid i've worked with. When my trucks hit the road, the owner knows i did it right ! Workin mans P.H.D. !!
Crushed my spine hauling steel... Got mine 🧾
Damn right brother screw this new generation
Show the 25 year old how you do it, and maybe the young workers won't be so bad. I understand some don't give a shit and just want to show up to work to get money instead of work, but as someone who's starting out, and wanting to learn more about my trade, I ain't got time for snobby old timers who won't share information but wanna complain about the help quality!
You go kick ass
Go for old timers yes some young people do wanna learn just gotta be taught .
I want my Country music Back like it was.😮😮
I wish the same thing but unfortunately I don't see it 😢
One of the best songs ever written performed by one of the best country music artist's of all time!
Aaron Tippin is BOSS, and he isn't called the Hardest Working Man in Country music for no reason!!!
+Justin Harvey GOD DAMM RIGHT
I agree
Déjà Siku he makes songs about hard working people and back then you really had to bust your ass to make music and music videos plus at everyone of his concerts he assembles something for toys for tots
False advertising, maybe :-)
@Déjà Siku It don't matter how much money a country star makes.What you don't know is they spend endless hours in a recording studio.So next time... Why don't you Please show them some Total Respect?
This is real country music. Thank you Aaron tippin
I’m growing up with the generation has crappy music. This kind of music is the bomb!
Yeah Laimey Wilson entertainer of the year? Jeez. What have they done to country? Taylor was bad enough 😪
Not sure I'd call any of them entertaining except Kacey Musgraves. She's got some funny ones. 😆
Aaron Tippin put on a hell of a show in IL way back. Glad I got to see him. Definitely entertaining to see him swing out of a jail cell on stage. 😆
Tippin is the man. Truly represents the American workin man.
Déjà Siku He grew up farming, he drove trucks, and has a commercial pilots license. I’d say he’s more of a working man than most.
@@Andrew-zu4kb You goddamned right
Yes he does
ironicly, the way he "works" in the video can be only classified as a "lazy ass"
David Skinner yes, yes we do. With two helicopters in the background pulling power lines in the background. With concrete work of some sort
Aaron Tippin is America . ❤️
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This song is for my dad 40 years at utility maintenance. Way to go dad
Welder here. Steelwork is tough, dangerous, difficult and slow. The steel fights you every step of the way during fit-up. I have good days and bad days, but I love what I do and wouldn’t trade it for any office job.
Shake it ,,, Walk it ...
Be safe, ventilate, PPE.
-Guy that cares bout the working man and science.
Well said I am also a structural steel welder and I too have my good days and bad. But I wouldn't trade it for the world. I am proud to be a working man.
I’m planning to be a welder in the future, got any tips?
@@caderiddle5996 great trade. Be tough
Mr. Aaron Tippin, I have a PHD from PIU! That’s a professional hole digger from Parris Island University! Home of the United States Marine Corps! And yes sir we pulled a lot more than our weight! SEMPER FIDELIS FOREVER! GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸! OOHRAH
This song came out while I was serving as a Marine, now years later working as an industrial Millwright I still love it. America 🇺🇲
I work at a mill, the millwrights always amaze me how they can fix anything
@BURNWANKENOBI I love the trade. To me, it's fun at times. We use everything from micrometers, lazers, and feeler gauges to torches and hammers and hydraulic presses. Each day, we repair something different.
@@burnwankenobi803 Hey. I'm Buck as in Fuck, so you'd better shut your trap and not talk about Aaron Tippin like that.
Thank you for your service! (from a fellow industrial millwright) and raised by a Marine. God bless!
@DennysCountryLife You're welcome, my millwright brother. God bless you and your dad. 🇺🇸
We need more music like this. Take pride in values.
I am not a "working man." and I did not spend my life doing hard physical labor, However, I grew up on a farm and I did my share of manure shoveling, critter chasing, hay baling, rock picking, and the like.
I am now a retired public school teacher, and I worked very hard at that. Now I am old, kinda broke down, and tired, but I still work every day. Every morning when my feet hit the floor, I think about my tasks for the day and say to myself, "You gotta get it started if you wanna get it down." If I need some motivation, I pull up this song and listen to it. It never fails to get me moving.
Thank you, Aaron Tippin.
When Country wasn’t pop,I’ve been listening to country since I was kid in the 70s
Country became pop in the 00”s
I was born in 1960 during the height of Vietnam when I was a teenager in the seventies you're right because country music in the 60s and 70s and 80s had a lot of steel guitar Merle Haggard said it best when the buck was still silver when the country was strong yes the seventies for us teenagers like the movie Matthew McConaughey Dazed and Confused that was our era back in the seventies I don't care if you were a cowboy or a rocker we all listen to classic country and classic rock those were the good old days
23 years old, driving for 3 years n this song makes me feel like a damn bull hauler ridin down 75😂 thank you for this gem Mr.tippin
I love that line "If you want a crash course in reality" That is what a lot of these young people need these days, reality and hard work.
We could also use the conditions that typified entry into the workforce in each of the preceding generations following World War II: the ability to earn a living wage in exchange for putting in 40 hours a week. That's a near-impossibility in today's economic environment, and that's largely a result of tax and fiscal policy embarked upon by every administration since Ronald Reagan.
go in the military you learn quick lol
Lot of greedy companies want to pay 10.00 an hour including jobs that require skills and licenses.
Poeticexpressnz
I agree completely I have a working woman's Ph.D I grew up on a farm started feeding chickens at 5.
Worked hard in school.
l got a academic scholarship went to college, then law school.
I am the first in the office last to leave and all the ones that was born with silver spoons, who take the three hour lunches wonder why they were passed over for promotion time and time again and the farm girl gets it!
They truly do not get it that's extremely sad.
LeeLee 34 you gotta get it started if you wanna get it done... My new motto.
Saw Aaron yesterday the 22nd, in Wichita, KS. HELL of a show and a damn good performer. In case he sees this, I was the one in the front row with the cowboy hat with the pins and Waylon Jennings Tshirt.
lt may be blue collar music but it sure fires me up rolling down the highway driving my 18 Wheeler across this great Nation of ours
Trucking is blue collar work i would say
Wish more people cared about working than money. I love this man. Miss that country.
Saw aaron at the opp alabama rattle snake rodeo great show and a great guy
cross country trucker here without us there is no industry...truckin baby BARP BARP!!
mark lemaster: Yes sir, exactly. Drove for 35 years myself. I enjoyed every day of it!!
No farms, no trucks, no food
My husband worked almost 40 years at some steel mill and he finally had a break to retire. Always telling it was backbreaking work and i am proud of him.
Oilfeild drilling rig hand 8 yrs , got my workin mans phd , thanks Aaron Tippin for standing up for us workin men all across the world , God bless the workin man
Welder on the natural gas pipeline here, respect my brother!! Great taste in music also dude
Yessir God bless and keep u safe workin man!
This is an amazing song. I am 16 going on 17 and have had a job for as long as I can remember. My dad and I started a land scraping company when I was in the fourth grade. It is so true how more people need to pull there own weight.
I'm gonna have to call bullshit on that.
You don't remember anything before the 4th grade? Did you have to re-learn your colors?
Yup, this is a garbage comment.
You have not earned "I've payed my dues" status yet young lady
@@sergeantspeed5941 no I did the same in sixth grade,it's called hard work
Great song. And yes a few more people should be pulling their weight. Worked pipe fitting for 35. Damned proud of it. I know I left my mark.
Why can't there be more artist like this!
I feel like the sole purpose of this video was to show off Aaron's spectacular physique. ❤❤❤❤
This is my favorite Aaron tippin song for sure. Great lyrics and every damn word of it is true.
"A long hard day sure ain't much fun but you gotta get it started if you wanna get it done."
God damn if that ain't the truth.
Facts
Because they put baby hair in the grey and bald error. Which is a beautiful place down here in the working mans territory
This song came out around the time I was getting my welding business going, and it's kinda been my theme song ever since.
Aron Tipton for president
Very funny.😅
Aaron tippin is a great Singer 2 thumbs Up 🏆
a big thumbs up. more ppl here in the USA need to start listening to this song. too many beggars in this country
Got to love that Texan accent great talent he has.
Hats off to all my fellow graduates, apprentices & scholars.!
I'm working on my PhD this songs tells the truth about real men working and being physical everyday, being proud about it.
I loved himm in concert at. ponderosa park. So much energy and a great voice 1:40
I retired 4 years ago after almost 20 years in the oilfield I got my PhD at the age of 16 when I stepped on the floor of that drilling rig.
If you started at 16 and had 20 years that means you retired at 36?
Déjà Siku I hear oil rigs pay out 6 figures easy.
NO > Kidding clyde.
There is a lot of money to be made out there. My daddy used to run a saw mill and my mama ran a sewing machine. She used to stitch my shoes up with that old machine. Sometimes I would help nail the soles back on to them. My dad was a mean bastard, but he done right be me and my sister and my brother. So did my mama.
Ronald Stonecipher he prolly is them boys are bad to the bone and they get paid like a mother fcckr but most guys won't last till lunch the first day
He still looks this good at 61 years old. He sure stays in shape. Most people his age let's themselves go. But not him. Looking great Aaron!
He looks ripped💪
This song is awesome. I grew up working in chicken houses in East Texas. Been at the Houston Fire Department since I was 24 and don't plan on stopping until 54.
Metal roofer here alot of morning it's what gets me started
So underated
Im 61 years old, started working in the oilfield at 12 years old,and drove a truck for 35 years, no participation trophies here .
THIS IS REAL COUNTRY MUSIC
THATS all I have is a working mans Phd. .damn proud
Why would you be proud of underachieving? Are you actually happy that I make single-day stock trades involving more money than you earn in a year?
I am who i am ..hard work is all Ive ever known so don't judge me ..I don't have degree's in stock trading or whatever..
Darin South I am not "judging" you. But if you are a parent, you are doing your children a disservice by pretending to be proud of your status as working class. If "hard work" is all you've ever known, you would have listened more in class and done your homework, right?
Remembering 1992 ..who are you and what is your interest in my life ..I come from a poor family ..couldn't afford college and such ..unless your offering me something different just leave me be ..
+Remembering 1992 You do realize no one on here believes your bullshit "I'm rich" comment LOL
Best Aaron Tippin song ever. My favorite song by him. This song makes alot of sense.
im 37 been at it since I was 14. one back surgery one tore up shoulder and every damn joint in my body aches already but I get up every damn morning and get it done
Amen! I also started at 14 and still go strong at 56, hoping for 10 more years!
I'm 34, started at 14 too
Started at 11 and working nights with my daddy then quit school at 15 and started a full time job and had three part time jobs with that one and at 18 took over the family business with my daddy's leadership to get me going ... ran it for 13 years until I answered the call to the ministry ....
Hell i’m 29. Been out here on the railroad since I was 18. Nothin but steel rail cars to climb up and down on from sun up to sun down. 11 years strong rail roadin and showin no sign of stoppin
It took some of y’all 11-14 years to start working. I hit the ground getting it n growling, working and running heavy Tonka equipment while in diapers in the sandbox.
love this song
i first heard this song when I was 22 years old. at the time I was completing my masters in electrical engineering. it gave me a huge wakeup call. i was just listening to the garbage my teachers were telling me and not learning anything about the REAL world. so i got in my truck and drove three states down and got a job as a construction labourer. happy to say i have been working there now for 15 years and am looking forward to finally moving out of my parents house thanks constant hard work. keep telling it like it is, mr. tippin sir!
This Is One Awesome Song.
My uncle drove a truck for years with Zoomstein. He retired when the logs went digital. He loved it. My brother drove for six years and had to stop. He is really short, and his knees got bad from getting in and out. My dad worked many jobs. His last was 19 years in the coal mines. He had a bad car accident in 87 and had to go on disability. Up until last year he still had a garden, mowed his yard, and whatever needed to be done. Dad is 90 he taught us to work hard and do it right. My son-in-law is 25 and works six hour shifts at the Dollar General store. He is exhausted and has to lay down and have a short nap when he gets home. I dont understand. Its like they feel entitled. Theyre expecting a baby in July. He wont be able to handle the needs of a baby
love to see him perform again ..... he was awesome everytime i saw him
Love me some workin man phd
Jack of all trades and a master of none.
Yoo I was there wayne county fair ya came out with big boy toys as ya sang kids riding on 3 wheeler pedal bikie!! I yelled he'll yeah .. sheriffs came got me middle isle took me up to you sir!! Went on your tour bus ,... I could of had it sir!! You told me that's how I knew ya a marine!! My son one now!! Thank ya alot I grew up no dad no guidance, fought 50,000 and more to get my kids!! Slept in nov.dec. winter nepa!! I had tent kids came too check on me!!! Just time goes so fast bro.. I love you my kids very great full for!!
I've talked to him twice on the phone about guns .... love the music
I broadcast this song often, and was so privileged so see him sing this live in concert July of 2022. How? Because my fabulous and amazing millwright at an orr mine made it happen, and drove us there on a beautiful Harley he customized perfectly!!!
I'll never forget years ago when I was working for Western Salvage and the local radio station sent this out to us while we were working. Rocking song.
The Man COUNTRY MUSIC
just did a 72 hour week in a factory. I got my phd
Man...for some reason, I can CLEARLY remember this video from when I was just 6 years old. While momma cleaned the house, she always had CMT on TV playing all the new videos, lol.
Spartanburg SC Men know how to work, know how to rock, know how to play, and know how to love!!! Woooooohoooooo!
that song makes me be pround of working
'A few more people should be pulling their weight.' No truer words have every been spoken.
Love Mr. Aaron Tippin and his music! Good people. Shalom Y'all from Kentucky!
This is music I grew up on and never forgot. I could care less for new stuff
Country is not my usual cup of tea but Aaron Tippin is the man.
I miss this kind of country 😢.
We learn nothing to hard if ya put your mind to it. Proud of holding down two part times jobs for over 15 years. All of us are not afraid to pitch in or a task beneath us to make a living. Two brothers and one of my sister worked at a meat packing plant.
Love this song!!
Seen him with sammy Kershaw, ray collin, an justin moore back in may at bbt arena in ky.... he sung this song !! Wasnt a person sitting he had everybody on their feet !! He can still rock it out being as old as he is ... love him an His music ...
can't hang on the wall for the world to see but you got yourself a working man's phd
Aron S always found that funny, I literally hang it on the wall, do siding and gutters 40+ a week
I'm 32 years old and I work at the Armed Forces Retirement Home in the food service department (in fact, Aaron Tippin and I share the same birthday). I know quite a few people who need to hear this song, including one in particular who only keeps his eyes on his watch and barely gets anything done.
Alot of people forget we are the ones that make their world go round.
I was born in 1994 and proud of it. This is one of my top 3 favorite songs, my generation excluding me and a few i grew up with just dont know how to work though. Not the most religious but yall pray for em.
He's an icon for damn sure a man among men
I love Aaron and his music I have had the privilege of meeting him when I was a kid I had cancer and my make a wish was to see him I still love his music
Working for a living is a way of life for me, should be everybodys attitude
Thank you for that song Aaron, after working with my hands for 53 years, I reckon I got one of them WM PHD s !! And you don't hang it on a wall, You hang it on your HEART !! Coz your sleeves are all rolled up, or cut off !!! Greetings from " Down Under" Oz.
I listen to this song everyday before work. Workin on my Workin Man's Ph.D. Wouldn't have it any other way.
Even more true today than when the song was new. It doesn't even matter what line of work you're in. I'm a truck driver, my wife is a nurse, we have friends and family in everything from construction to law enforcement. We all see the same thing-about 1 in 10 young people entering the work force today actually have any kind of work ethic. It's shameful but, so many "parents" from my generation just gave their children whatever they wanted, instead of making them earn it. These kids, no matter what kind of education they have, are in no way prepared for the real world!
Even true-er now! What with all the anti-work movement shit on all the social media sites does the new generation even know what it means to hold a job anymore?
these old videos crack me up
I grew up in the age of kids who worked and went to school at the same time. I graduated high school with a full time job in a warehouse. I've spent 33 yrs running a forklift. And I'm a proud blue collar guy who's worked hard all my life.
Great song. Its so damn easy to respect someone who goes to work every day. I have struggled my whole life respecting men who dont work. I cant help it.
As a young girl growing up. My Dad was business agent for the local Teamsters. He was the Foreman on the job. When he passed away...alot of guys came up to his layout. And,told me he could have barked orders and did nothing else. But,if he told them to get in a hole and on their knees to finish concrete work. He was right there with them. He finally became a Correctional Officer and before he could retire( which was near at hand). A drunk driver hit him and the first impact was bad. Then,his car went down the river bank and hit a tree. He was on life support for awhile. Then,he lost all his short term memory. Was sent to a brain trauma hospital for a while. Then,he came home where he lived for 9 and ahalf months and passed away. Spent 18 years almost military...got a head trauma and was sent home. He never caught a break it seems. So,I'm proud of my Daddy( yes,I am 65 yrs old and he is still my Daddy)!!!
That's for Damn sure ALLOT more people needs a working man's PHD. period.
Amen. Ain’t that the truth
Leonard Gilbreath yo
Your right about that
You got that right, there's a whole truckload of truth in this song.
Déjà Siku yeah but he wasn't always rich.
I work At a pharmacy during the pandemic. Started in October 2020 and am still doing it.
We lost a lot to corporate jobs, didn’t want the exposure risk.
I have had to work a lot of overtime.
And I love my job.
Grocery store during the pandemic still working on🤟
*WORKING MAN'S Ph.D. / AARON TIPPIN* (RCA single 62520)
(Aaron Tippin/Philip Douglas/Bobby Boyd) Sony ATV Songs LLC/Universal Music Careers, BMI/BMG Songs/Mickey Hilter Music, ASCAP
This video was built around an outback tour stop, with a little over half the footage devoted to construction of the party booth that will be the gig site toward the end.
35 years in the Roofing trade I have a couple PhDs! Love working songs like this!!!
When you work that OT every day and go to that 2nd job after that and then go home and work on your house to make it your home you will under stand what this song is all about
this younger generation will never understand working 16 sometimes 20 hour days
Definitely this "younger generation" oh wait. I'm 26. That's me.
I'm a truck driver, dad of 2 girls, the local mechanic, plumber, appliance tech, role model.
Apparently though my age makes me a spoiled brat.
Being a trucker I get tons of dirty looks from old sour men who are scared of being passed by the "younger generation"
Laziness doesn’t apply to a specific generation or age. Worthlessness knows no boundaries. I’ve known many older folks that aren’t worth the air they breathe.
God bless you and your family 💕🇺🇸👍
words well spoken
Need more of that today ! Love jd
I'm working on a phd now and academia is filled with completely detached from reality crybabies. This is my jam now, I have to finish and never look back
Started when I was 18 in the TTT truck stop now 59 and still wrenchin and truckin I got mine also
This rocks!!