God bless the South yall took me in as your own ! i thank all of my southerners!!!! came here as a immigrant in the late 90s from Bosnia , made my home in Kentucky work a blue collar job in manufacturing and am so blessed to have made my way down south !! Dont believe all that fake media bs work hard, do good , be a good man , pay your taxs and help out those around you when given the chance , i know alot of yall wont read all this but to the few that do thank you for excepting me and my family I live in the greatest country in the world and as of 4 years ago i became a citizen, sorry for the rant i just feel as though the South gets a bad wrap for no reason ! Peace and love from kentucky
Don't ever feel sorry for that. Im glad you made it here, became an American and understand that the simple life is as good as it gets. A lot of people have forgot what the thing you have found. I'll call my family anytime.
Amar F....Glad to have you my man! Some entitled bitches that won the birth Lotto by being born in the USA still don't get it. Seems like you have it figured out :) This hillbilly is glad you are here and rocking the proper attitude. Welcome :)
missing momma today An from 12/10/18 on things are going to be different god I love u an goin to miss u momma u was my rock u never judged any of us kids u loved us An was the best momma in this world fly high momma ur baby's missing u alreadan it's tearing me apart hope ur happy with everything An hope your free as a bird finally be at peace not in pain love u momma. sorry for everything i,put you and daddy threw..
Check out Chris Stapleton if you haven't already. Russia, i think outside Australia and the U.S. the craziest, fight for what you want and believe in, in the world.
Not even a white man myself, lived in Texas all my life, and this song hit me hard for I don't know what reason. Say Merry Christmas not "happy holiday", Amen.
Brother, it aint about black and white. It's about what's right. "They want us divided so they can corrupt our children. It's US and them. Live long and fight on my friend.
Most of us Southerners are Scot-Irish and the urge to fight, love and our religion means the world to us. We don't want to push our views on others, we want to be left alone to live our lives in freedom.
Soon as i heard “my 1st rifle was a 243” gave me chills. A buddy from Texas just turned me on to these guys. Finally some new music worth listening to!!!
Southern California boy living in North Alabama. If this song doesn't touch you deep down in your soul and give you a unexplainable sense of pride in this country then I guess you won't understand.
@@whiskeymyers6406 I am a huge fan I've just recently started listening to y'all I'm a North Alabama guy myself and I just really dig your music I thought the zz tops and skynard type of bands were finished but y'all are straight killing it keep on rocking hope to see you guy's live soon much love from Alabama!!!
Not sure if you’re still active as you posted this 4 years ago. But I’m a Southern California boy living in South Dakota and completely agree and can relate to your comment. God bless brother and hope you’re doing well in North Alabama!
Don't matter where you grew up, this song touches people who hunt, fish, have morals, and have religion. Which seams to be missing in our great country. From Pennsylvania and grew up this way.
Amen brother religion does have something to do with it... live for God on what he gave us. I love to fish, hunt and answer with yes sir and no mam. Thank you jesus for what I am able to provide my family with.
This is exactly how I grew up. Didn't even know it at the time, but, my Dad did his fucking best. I had every opportunity but i was built for bad. He visited me in prison and after i got out, i had 5 good years with him. I miss him so much.
I'm not from the South, I've lived in the woods of PA my whole life except for a couple of vacations that Uncle Sam paid for to Afghanistan, but the opening of this song just brought tears to my eyes. I recently lost my dad and two days ago just brought all of his and my grandpap's guns back home to my house
Sorry for your loss. Im from estonia, from countryside, raising bulls n shit. I like to think that i’m one of a kind in here - estonia… Found whiskey myers from joe rogan podcast, and cant be happier. Listened to them ever since 😂
I have lived in Alabama my entire life almost 40 years (39) here and this song has more than just a couple little things that we here relate to as a southern man ... Hard work, honesty , treating others as you want to be treated but most of all about our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ and the price He paid for our sins on the cross...
Amen to that. The Southern pride from those who fought for the South and continue to fight for this great country rings true and shows in those who know how blessed we are to live in the land that our Lord and Savior blessed so highly and filled with Biblical principles.
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They pledge allegiance to one nation UNDER GOD too...and he sang about the Bible..papa..daddy and grandma.. family..honor..hard work and God..all things the leftists hate..these guys are awesome
@@mickthealcoholicbear8311 They actually don't pledge their allegiance under God, according to the lyrics... The "original" Pledge of Allegiance did not include the phrase "under God." That was added in 1954...mostly due to political preaching from a foreign evangelist (Rev. George Docherty) who had never even heard it before his son told him about it. The ORIGINAL Pledge of Allegiance was: "I pledge allegiance to my Flag and the Republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all." "my Flag" was changed to "the Flag of the United States of America" in 1923. So, to pledge your allegiance the ORIGINAL way, in the United States, means to leave religion out of it. You can be loyal to a country without believing in any specific deity or religion.
As a Latina woman from the heart of Chicago listening to this in 2022, and listening to the lyrics " I guess there's something you don't understand", that means something different to everyone who hears it. I was also raised in this land and lets all do the best we can to be the best human to our fellow Americans, and, our fellow humans. Empathy goes a long way. Even when we don't agree, don't mean we're enemies.
Fantastic comment Nathalie. I had this saved to a playlist from a long time ago, back from when I still voted Republican. I am amazed at how tone deaf the lyrics are.
So when they raise the Southern flag....you realize...you aren't white. As a "latina" in their world you are enslaved. But I guess we all just do not understand how you are okay with being enslaved????? Well I guess if you wanna be a slave I can't stop you.
@@llxlxllxlxll your opinion is valid. Though, I don't have to be from the south to empathize and relate with this song. I grew up hunting and fishing because my father, who's not from this country, taught me that our food comes from somewhere other than the grocery store. He raised a woman that can shoot and hunt if she needed to. More importantly, he taught me to respect others, even if their opinion differs from mine. He worked hard for what he has, just like the lyrics in the song. It ain't that hard to relate to people....if you actually tried.
I am a Native Texan and I was raised pro-Confederate. This song resonates with me. I don't want to force my views on others, but I also don't want others' views forced on me. I am a Tenth Amendment champion. Let people in other States live as they wish, let me live as my own wishes.
North Carolina native myself. My people got here just after the Civil War, from Germany, roundabouts 1867. I was born in 1987, and I grew up being taught the Confederate people were right, with the big mistake of Slavery. I have a stars and bars flag in my living room, bought for me by a dear friend who happens to be a black man. I say that to say our heritage is complicated, but I'll fly the Southern Flag until I die. That's just the way it is.
My dad played this song all the time when I was younger while we sat around our fire pit, this song reminds me of the smell of beer, fire on wood, and a lot of good memories with him and my friends I am a Texan right now I’m not there but Texas will always have my heart, amen
House looks like a conglomeration of my paternal Grandparents and paternal great Aunt and Uncle. Would that I could sit in one of those houses again and hear their sweet voices again. Cherish your beloved elders. They are gone too soon.
I spent many summers in DeWitt Arkansas....grandmother had a catfish farm...learned to shoot a rifle...bail hay....clean fish....wouldn't give those memories up for any amt of gold. Miss you "Ma" different times ....the old folks were definitely tougher than us.....thanks for the love lessons.
Growing up in East Tennessee not far from the Kentucky border. This song rings so true! Moved to Texas in 2002 I’ve seen these wildcats in concert they are the real deal. They are the modern day Skynyrd 💯 Thank God for guys like these that still sing about true shit!
@@hitman__3926 yes sir! We used to go deer hunting right up from in Joppa was some pretty good hunts we had there the past years we hunted there we saw it was getting a little slim so time to reproduce so we took and went to west Tennessee around Hickman county. Some of the best hunting I ever did do in Tennessee. Hope you and your family are doing well brother. Gonna try to come back home to Maynardville just out side of Knoxville to the north. But I miss my mountains from Time to time but I moved here in Texas back in 2002 and been here since I love it here in Fort Worth. But when I was a young man I delivered produce to all the grocery stores starting in Harlan ky and on over to Hazard got pretty all of them in that area.
This reminds me of some awesome memories. Fishing with Dad, watching him play guitar with my cousin. Reminds me of my beliefs. I wish the world didn’t go spiraling out of control. We just have to keep our faith in God. Remember the good times, learn from the bad, and keep moving forward to make new memories. I do miss those North Carolina gravy biscuits. Best breakfast in the world. Reminds me of Papa too. The old way of living. Great song, here’s to the old memories and to making new.
@Whiskey Meyers,hey brothers this is wolf I met you and sat (instead of playing)an audition at the county line 2012 you told me good bye never felt so right in the parking lot . Well sad I let you down . Never got a chance to say it ,wished I'd a just picked up that guitar and went with it
I love this fucking song. It always reminds me how blessed I am to live here and know what true freedom feels like. This is America and we need to continue to stand up for what we believe in.
For some reason this reminded me of my grandpa. He passed away when i was about 15, and im 37 now. I remember he always just so happened to be shooting targets when we got off the school bus (we had to walk up a pretty long dirt road to get home). Later on, my grandma told me and my brother that he would sit out on the porch waiting to hear the bus, and he would go out there and start shooting when he heard it stop at our road, just so me and my brother would walk over there and spend time with him. And we would always go down there and mow their grass and rake their leaves, the he would tell us to hang on while he went inside to get some money for us from my grandma. We would always wait until he went inside then we would run home because we didnt want to take their money. Man i miss those days....
I remember watching these guys at the hunt county fair in front of crowds of like 30-100 people out in Greenville, Texas in East Texas only a few hours away from Palestine. They have always been down to earth southern country boys. I remember them throwing guitar picks out to the crowd. I miss it. I’m very happy that these guys caught a break, they’re really good and DESERVE this. I can’t wait to buy VIP tickets one day to meet them in person again for a few minutes and congratulate them. Might see if I could get them to sign a T Shirt this time so I can frame it. Or sign my guitar. Great job y’all! And please, show everyone what every song needs, More cowbell!
Folks who ain't from the South will never understand that feeling of the blood that calls you back to where you come from. And you can't explain it but what ever color you might be don't matter. The blood that runs through our southern veins is different. it ain't red it's pride and joy and love and respect.
Michael Vest ,us southerners are a special breed. We hold to our culture, traditions and families. Most these days wouldn't understand. But like you said it is in our blood. It is a draw that pulls us and unites us as a southern race,no matter the color of your skin.
I can't say much yall but my family is from the north in pa but me and my kin were raised the southern way in saying yes ma'am and no sir we treat people how we want to be treated we hunt and fish for food as well as sport we take thing slow in a world that wants to go fast not all of us northerners agree with what's been happing and me personally care for all of ur history cause if not we going to repeat it and that's a true shame
cory kline Yep, Iowa farm boy hear. My family has been here since they stepped off the boat back in the early 1800s. We lost the farm that our family lived on since the 1890s when the interstate highway came through and forced us out back in the early 1990s. Our roots ran deep there and I don't think anyone in the family has really gotten over losing the old place. While I have nothing against our fellow countryman from south of the Mason-Dixon, it sometimes gets a little annoying how they seem to think they're the only ones with pride in where they come from. It's not so much a southern thing as it is a country- rural thing.
A friend of mine turned me on to these guys and it's amazing they brought real music back and made an old man like me think about the older southern rock bands I was listening to 40 years ago
This is an incredible song and couldn't be anymore true. People criticize this country for the way it is, but unless you grow up here then you just can't truly understand how this country is.
+_The_Bread_Man_ I'm from Brazil man and I have major respect for the southern american way of life, stay true to your roots we gonna win this storm of liberal craap!
Those who criticize do it from afar. They have no idea what it's like to be so proud of something it humbles you. I grew up in Eastern Kentucky. It's the most beautiful place in the world
This band is a refreshing breakthrough on so many levels. A southern rock spirit that can not be passed off as revivalist of a genre, but rather a more intimate and current state of southern influences, ie: Wal mart, Dollar General, Baptism, Mud Bogging , Bar Hopping, and Friday Night Football, etc., The Irony of it is for so many decades the dominant market radio stations of these regions locked out all original and local bands to guarantee a solid commercial market through the advertising sales of a Classic Rock format. So now when a fresh and truly original southern rock band tries to get recognised for thier natural talents, playing at the local live band venue will get them little more than a few CD sales, and great memories, and a good time for those who don't get too drunk to remember it. These guy's Rock!!! Call your local Radio station and demand they play it.# I Want My Whiskey Myers!
Unfortunately your local radio station unless you are very lucky to have one that does in house programming only plays whatever is sent to us by "the network" the networks only play what Nashville says to. In a lot of cases the station is gone now and its just a rack of equipment at a transmitter tower in a cow pasture. Is what I do for a living.
I really love this song. Stumbled upon it while cruising You Tube and I am totally blown away by it. I am not from the South, I am not even an American. Being from The Netherlands I still relate to this song. I think because of what they sing about are such universal feelings. We have our traditions and roots too. I think every human being with an open mind and a love for music understands what this is about. Love for your family, for your traditions, for the memories you have from growing up. My grandma made pancakes too on Sundays, our Christmases where also filled with joy and laughter and we too sat on our porch and looked at the clouds finding ships and faces in them and were just plain happy growing up in peace and love. We also learned to respect all the people of this planet en were taught we are all brothers and sisters under the skin. 💕
This song means a lot to me. My papa dad and me were really close and this was a song we listened to a lot. My papa died, and this song will never leave my heart
For some reason this version hits harder , something about the police overcom at the end it reminds me of people that are good people but end up losing their mind or getting shot by police in their own home for no good reason
From Wisconsin, this song speaks to everyone who grew up holding their values close, knowing the man up above has a plan for everything, and knowing what it's like to work your hands until they're covered in blood.
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As a West Virginian we do often get considered southern but i can close my eyes and see my family thru your lyrics and those that are also able to do that than id say your a southern man regarless where your from
This song hits hard my grandpa taught me how to shoot when I was 7 with a 243 and nothing has made me feel more free then some of the lessons he taught me
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My first rifle was a Winchester model 70 featherweight in .243, my grandpa “papa” bought it in 1962 and passed it down from my uncle to my dad to my brother to me. Papa just passed away recently, this song hits differently now.
Love this song but not the title. I'm from Northern California and I can relate to every part of this song. It's like southern people think their lifestyle is so much different than everyone else. Whether you're from the south, Midwest, southwest, west coast or east coast there's rural areas where we all live like this.
I've lived all over this United States and the South is different and before you ask ive lived in California Washington Missouri Arkansas Florida Virginia and been everywhere inbetween. Us Southerns hang on to our traditions and culture where most places you bring up something over a month ago people forget. We dont. We remember and we will never forget our home our Southland and our heritage. Its our birthright. Its who we are from Robert E Lee, Stonewall Jackson, to the hills we grew up in to the Stories we lived in there. It's sacred to us and Dixie is tattooed on our hearts. Not everyone understands that. If you do your uncommon in todays world and hats off to you.
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So you don't believe in New Years or Thanksgiving? It's HOLIDAYS, plural. You can say both. Dummy. And when you talk to someone, you don't know if they are Jewish, Bhuddist, etc. so it covers it. But there's a reason the term isn't Happy Holiday.
Yeah there are without a doubt a few ignorant lyrics in this song that are definitely catering to a very specific audience... but that is something that that audience “don’t understand” lol
@@else3573 shut up and go to a safe place so tired of you politically correct asshole's your ruining this country its merry Christmas if you get offended maybe go some where else
Damn straight it's merry Christmas, now a days everyone is so afraid of hurting other people feelings or saying something wrong everyone walks with a stick up there ass's
Bein from the south, I feel everything in this song. It is an anthem for us. Stars and bars forever. Do the work, get the pay. Ask for nothing. Eat what you hunt, eat what you fish. Nuthin more, nuthin less.
we always visited family in georgia Alabama and tennessee. i was raised in michigan but was raised by southerners. so i got love for the south and their ways .
when I was in the Air Force I always said "sir" to the first Sergent ,he said Airman you don't say "sir" to NCOs .I said it wasn't about rank it was about respect.He said all you southerners was like that
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Being from Hazard Kentucky this song really hits home; being from the south is a lifestyle and and amazing one at that. Small town life with great people, have a blessed day everyone and enjoy this amazing story of a song
Wasn’t far from ya brother I lived in Tazwell and my sister moved to pinevillle Ky. A lot of good people from where we are from! You learn real quick to mind your own business and just move a long 😂 That’s what I would tell the outsiders coming to visit.
@@CrystalSmith-qo5pj it truly does, I had to move from Hazard Kentucky to Columbus Ohio for work and I miss it every day, this song helps take me back and relive my days back Home. I spend 30 years in that small town and I’m 34 now.
I typically don't comment on any platform but @Whiskeymyers deserves WAY more recognition here. Well written and well played. Captures the southern spirit and culture. I particular love how you sewed together our American values that resonates with all of from from North to South, East and West. While it does speak to a Southern way of life, this resonates with so many of us as painting a picture of a country built on solid values. Values we are unwilling to waver on. Our founding values and principles of God, family and country. A country where we are to put God and TRUTH before all else. A country where we teach the next one in line to work hard, give back, honor and protect this land at all cost, thank our soldiers for their sacrifice and while family can be challenging-love them just the same...and for those of you just tuning into these guys...Listen to Broken Window Serenade. Once again, they've captured the struggle and the sadness and wrapped it in a bow. For this CT Yankee, I'm still listening and following. Hope to see y'all in person some day. I pray for continued success!
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My first rifle was a .30-06 My grandpa taught me to shoot it way back in the sticks It taught me to hunt and live off the land, but I guess that's something you don't understand.
Nothin like the ozark mountains. I'm right north of buffalo river just south of Harrison Arkansas. Wouldn't trade it for nothin. Still living off the land much as I can!
@Costas Giotakis God bless you all in Greece, you have a wonderful country. The government sucks, but don't they all. Thank you for all your wonderful culture and food
God bless the South yall took me in as your own ! i thank all of my southerners!!!! came here as a immigrant in the late 90s from Bosnia , made my home in Kentucky work a blue collar job in manufacturing and am so blessed to have made my way down south !! Dont believe all that fake media bs work hard, do good , be a good man , pay your taxs and help out those around you when given the chance , i know alot of yall wont read all this but to the few that do thank you for excepting me and my family I live in the greatest country in the world and as of 4 years ago i became a citizen, sorry for the rant i just feel as though the South gets a bad wrap for no reason ! Peace and love from kentucky
Welcome to America my dude, hope you’re enjoying it. It’s nowhere near as bad as the media likes people to believe.
Amar F Good to have you here brother!
Don't ever feel sorry for that. Im glad you made it here, became an American and understand that the simple life is as good as it gets. A lot of people have forgot what the thing you have found. I'll call my family anytime.
Amar F....Glad to have you my man! Some entitled bitches that won the birth Lotto by being born in the USA still don't get it. Seems like you have it figured out :) This hillbilly is glad you are here and rocking the proper attitude. Welcome :)
Welcome home
There's a bible on the table 'cause he bled for what we had. Gives me chills every time
Same here
Just like when David Allan Coe sings "The Ride". Chills every time.
Same! My favorite part of the song. That and the Simple Man reference
missing momma today An from 12/10/18 on things are going to be different god I love u an goin to miss u momma u was my rock u never judged any of us kids u loved us An was the best momma in this world fly high momma ur baby's missing u alreadan it's tearing me apart hope ur happy with everything An hope your free as a bird finally be at peace not in pain love u momma. sorry for everything i,put you and daddy threw..
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Damn may she rest well and may God watch over your family
I'm 56 my dad is 85 and I'm always asking him for advise. Keeping him young and keeping me a mans man
Be thankful that dad is still around. You have been blessed.
I am Russian and I enjoy puritan America, it's just like my country before it was ground up by the reds. Great song !
We are all the same they just make us think we arent
I salute you brother!
We all bleed red brother
Hey I’m from the states glad you appreciate it!
Check out Chris Stapleton if you haven't already. Russia, i think outside Australia and the U.S. the craziest, fight for what you want and believe in, in the world.
Not even a white man myself, lived in Texas all my life, and this song hit me hard for I don't know what reason. Say Merry Christmas not "happy holiday", Amen.
Amen, some of us dont want nothing. Except left in peace. Until that peace is broken by evil.
Brother, it aint about black and white. It's about what's right. "They want us divided so they can corrupt our children. It's US and them. Live long and fight on my friend.
@@GHST995 Problem is most of you are looking for evil instead of letting people live their own lives in peace.
Don't fall for black vs white. Tax payers (slaves) vs crooked politicians & deep stare globalists.
Alot of the southern men and women are hard working and good people @Euro2005mc
Most of us Southerners are Scot-Irish and the urge to fight, love and our religion means the world to us. We don't want to push our views on others, we want to be left alone to live our lives in freedom.
Indeed being Scots Irish were born fighting
Hell yea
A lot of Welsh went over to work in the mines too . That's all we knew to do . Well that an signing, drinking an fighting
Welsh , Irish, Scot's were all celts so very similar personalities
Preach!
Soon as i heard “my 1st rifle was a 243” gave me chills. A buddy from Texas just turned me on to these guys. Finally some new music worth listening to!!!
Apparently, we’re 12 years late to this party.
Old man Mr. Hibbs gave me mine :)
12 is new for real country fans lol@@Lifeinlivingcolors
Sorry Mr. Aldean… I know you’re taking up the spotlight right now, but this will always be the best.
Well said
Southern California boy living in North Alabama. If this song doesn't touch you deep down in your soul and give you a unexplainable sense of pride in this country then I guess you won't understand.
@@whiskeymyers6406 I am a huge fan I've just recently started listening to y'all I'm a North Alabama guy myself and I just really dig your music I thought the zz tops and skynard type of bands were finished but y'all are straight killing it keep on rocking hope to see you guy's live soon much love from Alabama!!!
@@jasonboren6773 Thank you for the love and support you showered on us. We love you Jason
Just help you left California politics in California LOL
Not sure if you’re still active as you posted this 4 years ago. But I’m a Southern California boy living in South Dakota and completely agree and can relate to your comment. God bless brother and hope you’re doing well in North Alabama!
well....at least part of this country....
Don't matter where you grew up, this song touches people who hunt, fish, have morals, and have religion. Which seams to be missing in our great country. From Pennsylvania and grew up this way.
Amen to that
fuckin trumper
Religion shouldn’t have anything to do with morality or government. That’s the problem
Yeah... That's why search for Divine Mercy Academy
Amen brother religion does have something to do with it... live for God on what he gave us. I love to fish, hunt and answer with yes sir and no mam. Thank you jesus for what I am able to provide my family with.
Finally a country song that supports freedom rather than the government, very powerful.
Since when does a country song support the government 😂
This is exactly how I grew up. Didn't even know it at the time, but, my Dad did his fucking best. I had every opportunity but i was built for bad. He visited me in prison and after i got out, i had 5 good years with him. I miss him so
much.
Glory be to the South & All who choose to be this way. Ain't black, Aint white, jus country, God bless y'all boys.
I'm not from the South, I've lived in the woods of PA my whole life except for a couple of vacations that Uncle Sam paid for to Afghanistan, but the opening of this song just brought tears to my eyes. I recently lost my dad and two days ago just brought all of his and my grandpap's guns back home to my house
I’m sorry for your loss… But thankful for your service Sir…
This old disabled veteran thanksyou for your service! Many of us were raised to love our country upbringing and our country!
Sorry for your loss.
Im from estonia, from countryside, raising bulls n shit. I like to think that i’m one of a kind in here - estonia…
Found whiskey myers from joe rogan podcast, and cant be happier. Listened to them ever since 😂
Where at in Pa
@@3422dave Somerset county
I have lived in Alabama my entire life almost 40 years (39) here and this song has more than just a couple little things that we here relate to as a southern man ... Hard work, honesty , treating others as you want to be treated but most of all about our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ and the price He paid for our sins on the cross...
Amen to that. The Southern pride from those who fought for the South and continue to fight for this great country rings true and shows in those who know how blessed we are to live in the land that our Lord and Savior blessed so highly and filled with Biblical principles.
Amen
ROLL TIDE
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Alabama forever brother.
Say Merry Christmas not happy holidays . That's the verse that got me. Amen to these boys !
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They pledge allegiance to one nation UNDER GOD too...and he sang about the Bible..papa..daddy and grandma.. family..honor..hard work and God..all things the leftists hate..these guys are awesome
@@mickthealcoholicbear8311 Amen to that
@@mickthealcoholicbear8311 They actually don't pledge their allegiance under God, according to the lyrics...
The "original" Pledge of Allegiance did not include the phrase "under God." That was added in 1954...mostly due to political preaching from a foreign evangelist (Rev. George Docherty) who had never even heard it before his son told him about it.
The ORIGINAL Pledge of Allegiance was: "I pledge allegiance to my Flag and the Republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."
"my Flag" was changed to "the Flag of the United States of America" in 1923.
So, to pledge your allegiance the ORIGINAL way, in the United States, means to leave religion out of it. You can be loyal to a country without believing in any specific deity or religion.
Lol leave it to a conservative to live on their knees to some random arab @@mickthealcoholicbear8311
As a Latina woman from the heart of Chicago listening to this in 2022, and listening to the lyrics " I guess there's something you don't understand", that means something different to everyone who hears it. I was also raised in this land and lets all do the best we can to be the best human to our fellow Americans, and, our fellow humans. Empathy goes a long way. Even when we don't agree, don't mean we're enemies.
Your not from the south nor were you raised in a southern household, so I would say that you don’t understand anything about this song.
Fantastic comment Nathalie. I had this saved to a playlist from a long time ago, back from when I still voted Republican. I am amazed at how tone deaf the lyrics are.
You wont understand your not from our land
So when they raise the Southern flag....you realize...you aren't white. As a "latina" in their world you are enslaved. But I guess we all just do not understand how you are okay with being enslaved????? Well I guess if you wanna be a slave I can't stop you.
@@llxlxllxlxll your opinion is valid. Though, I don't have to be from the south to empathize and relate with this song. I grew up hunting and fishing because my father, who's not from this country, taught me that our food comes from somewhere other than the grocery store. He raised a woman that can shoot and hunt if she needed to. More importantly, he taught me to respect others, even if their opinion differs from mine. He worked hard for what he has, just like the lyrics in the song. It ain't that hard to relate to people....if you actually tried.
I am a Native Texan and I was raised pro-Confederate. This song resonates with me. I don't want to force my views on others, but I also don't want others' views forced on me.
I am a Tenth Amendment champion. Let people in other States live as they wish, let me live as my own wishes.
North Carolina native myself. My people got here just after the Civil War, from Germany, roundabouts 1867. I was born in 1987, and I grew up being taught the Confederate people were right, with the big mistake of Slavery. I have a stars and bars flag in my living room, bought for me by a dear friend who happens to be a black man. I say that to say our heritage is complicated, but I'll fly the Southern Flag until I die. That's just the way it is.
Amen brother
We'll meet yall in the middle, come time. 🇺🇲🤘🏻👌🏻☠️
@@LandscapeDallas
That's FREEDOM....... ❤️
Some people say that old country is gone; but with this band I have hope for the future.
Southern born and bred. My roots run deep. This song is so true. Family, country, God, hospitality.
I am Bosnian and I enjoy, Great American Music , Southern Music and Great Blues, Greetings from Bosnia , Peace
Yes. We love good American music in normal American village. Babyushka witch very weak versus freedom and simple American Emperor.
American by birth, Southern by the grace of God.
Hell yeah brother🤘
Welcome
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He left out one thing how we take care of our neighbors and they look after us
American-Mex I understand and grew up pledging the same way. Teach my girls the same. This is home.
Song speaks the truth for a lot of us Texans and other down to earth Southerners & Country Folks
Well said
this all day
Texan born and bred.
@@danielwarren2188 First job out of college was in Victoria, Tx. Loved it down there.
100% Texan til I die
One of thee best songs ever written. What a tune! 🇺🇸
thats such a good beginning to a song
kids dont know this life .......... great F!!king song
My dad played this song all the time when I was younger while we sat around our fire pit, this song reminds me of the smell of beer, fire on wood, and a lot of good memories with him and my friends I am a Texan right now I’m not there but Texas will always have my heart, amen
House looks like a conglomeration of my paternal Grandparents and paternal great Aunt and Uncle. Would that I could sit in one of those houses again and hear their sweet voices again. Cherish your beloved elders. They are gone too soon.
Same, man. Brings back memories. My older cousin looked exactly like the lead singer before he went to Afghanistan. He was gone too soon
I spent many summers in DeWitt Arkansas....grandmother had a catfish farm...learned to shoot a rifle...bail hay....clean fish....wouldn't give those memories up for any amt of gold. Miss you "Ma" different times ....the old folks were definitely tougher than us.....thanks for the love lessons.
Rating - excellent!
Growing up in East Tennessee not far from the Kentucky border. This song rings so true! Moved to Texas in 2002 I’ve seen these wildcats in concert they are the real deal. They are the modern day Skynyrd 💯 Thank God for guys like these that still sing about true shit!
I grew up in lil ol Jefferson City TN !
@@hitman__3926 yes sir! We used to go deer hunting right up from in Joppa was some pretty good hunts we had there the past years we hunted there we saw it was getting a little slim so time to reproduce so we took and went to west Tennessee around Hickman county. Some of the best hunting I ever did do in Tennessee. Hope you and your family are doing well brother. Gonna try to come back home to Maynardville just out side of Knoxville to the north. But I miss my mountains from Time to time but I moved here in Texas back in 2002 and been here since I love it here in Fort Worth. But when I was a young man I delivered produce to all the grocery stores starting in Harlan ky and on over to Hazard got pretty all of them in that area.
@@rockytop Awesome. Grew up in Macon, Ga. Went to App. State in Boone. Miss the mountains. God Bless Southern Rock.
lol, love this band, they are not skynard
My first rifle WAS a .243, an awesome Remington 788. These boys are singing my life. God bless yall.
This reminds me of some awesome memories. Fishing with Dad, watching him play guitar with my cousin. Reminds me of my beliefs. I wish the world didn’t go spiraling out of control. We just have to keep our faith in God. Remember the good times, learn from the bad, and keep moving forward to make new memories. I do miss those North Carolina gravy biscuits. Best breakfast in the world. Reminds me of Papa too. The old way of living. Great song, here’s to the old memories and to making new.
I can relate
@Whiskey Meyers,hey brothers this is wolf I met you and sat (instead of playing)an audition at the county line 2012 you told me good bye never felt so right in the parking lot .
Well sad I let you down .
Never got a chance to say it ,wished I'd a just picked up that guitar and went with it
I love this fucking song. It always reminds me how blessed I am to live here and know what true freedom feels like. This is America and we need to continue to stand up for what we believe in.
Amen.
For some reason this reminded me of my grandpa. He passed away when i was about 15, and im 37 now. I remember he always just so happened to be shooting targets when we got off the school bus (we had to walk up a pretty long dirt road to get home). Later on, my grandma told me and my brother that he would sit out on the porch waiting to hear the bus, and he would go out there and start shooting when he heard it stop at our road, just so me and my brother would walk over there and spend time with him. And we would always go down there and mow their grass and rake their leaves, the he would tell us to hang on while he went inside to get some money for us from my grandma. We would always wait until he went inside then we would run home because we didnt want to take their money. Man i miss those days....
I remember watching these guys at the hunt county fair in front of crowds of like 30-100 people out in Greenville, Texas in East Texas only a few hours away from Palestine. They have always been down to earth southern country boys. I remember them throwing guitar picks out to the crowd. I miss it. I’m very happy that these guys caught a break, they’re really good and DESERVE this. I can’t wait to buy VIP tickets one day to meet them in person again for a few minutes and congratulate them. Might see if I could get them to sign a T Shirt this time so I can frame it. Or sign my guitar. Great job y’all!
And please, show everyone what every song needs,
More cowbell!
In Hispanic and i love this song. Good music is good music.
Raised in Ore City, Texas and now living in Folkston, Georgia. God bless America and God bless the South.
born in Amarillo Texas now living about 2 hours north of you
Brian, I lived in Folkston as a small small kid. Now I'm a county over in Brantley. Small world, isn't it?
I live not far from there man.
hello from Diana
Trent Jacobs and I'm a county over from you--even smaller world
Folks who ain't from the South will never understand that feeling of the blood that calls you back to where you come from. And you can't explain it but what ever color you might be don't matter. The blood that runs through our southern veins is different. it ain't red it's pride and joy and love and respect.
well said
Michael Vest ,us southerners are a special breed. We hold to our culture, traditions and families. Most these days wouldn't understand. But like you said it is in our blood. It is a draw that pulls us and unites us as a southern race,no matter the color of your skin.
family goes generations back in North Carolina mountains...I feel it in me
I can't say much yall but my family is from the north in pa but me and my kin were raised the southern way in saying yes ma'am and no sir we treat people how we want to be treated we hunt and fish for food as well as sport we take thing slow in a world that wants to go fast not all of us northerners agree with what's been happing and me personally care for all of ur history cause if not we going to repeat it and that's a true shame
cory kline
Yep, Iowa farm boy hear. My family has been here since they stepped off the boat back in the early 1800s. We lost the farm that our family lived on since the 1890s when the interstate highway came through and forced us out back in the early 1990s. Our roots ran deep there and I don't think anyone in the family has really gotten over losing the old place.
While I have nothing against our fellow countryman from south of the Mason-Dixon, it sometimes gets a little annoying how they seem to think they're the only ones with pride in where they come from. It's not so much a southern thing as it is a country- rural thing.
❤Love it ,...Hope lifes treating you good ...Happy Holidays to you an yours. Its looking better.❤❤🌹
Merry Christmas!!!
I sing this to my daughter,
"Your first rifle was a 10/22, daddy gave to me and I gave to you." 😂
She loves it.
That whole thing reminds me of my dad
😂 that is an awesome change up!
Love on ya man. Mine was a 3030, fixin to pass it on.
mines a sks
HAHAHAHA 😇
Keep this up boys. This music is very important to more people than you may realize.
Yes it is it brought me to tears
@@tylergibson7214 u gotu love it oldshtn rok
You gotta love these ariganal singer songwriter
A friend of mine turned me on to these guys and it's amazing they brought real music back and made an old man like me think about the older southern rock bands I was listening to 40 years ago
Hahaha but you are not😁
You're not worth the effort
Perfectly stated. Totally agree.
These guys are so underrated. People to need realize what the hell real good country music is. Keep this up!
Country ain't played on the radio these days sadly
Thank you Lord for putting me in the South. Alabama strong.
Yeee....fkng..yeee
I hear him turn it up just a notch when he sings, “brass through crooked teeth.”
This is an incredible song and couldn't be anymore true. People criticize this country for the way it is, but unless you grow up here then you just can't truly understand how this country is.
+_The_Bread_Man_ I'm from Brazil man and I have major respect for the southern american way of life, stay true to your roots we gonna win this storm of liberal craap!
Chris Cook he never served either, that's why his username is FUTURE jarhead
Those who criticize do it from afar. They have no idea what it's like to be so proud of something it humbles you. I grew up in Eastern Kentucky. It's the most beautiful place in the world
This band is a refreshing breakthrough on so many levels. A southern rock spirit that can not be passed off as revivalist of a genre, but rather a more intimate and current state of southern influences, ie: Wal mart, Dollar General, Baptism, Mud Bogging , Bar Hopping, and Friday Night Football, etc., The Irony of it is for so many decades the dominant market radio stations of these regions locked out all original and local bands to guarantee a solid commercial market through the advertising sales of a Classic Rock format. So now when a fresh and truly original southern rock band tries to get recognised for thier natural talents, playing at the local live band venue will get them little more than a few CD sales, and great memories, and a good time for those who don't get too drunk to remember it. These guy's Rock!!! Call your local Radio station and demand they play it.# I Want My Whiskey Myers!
Unfortunately your local radio station unless you are very lucky to have one that does in house programming only plays whatever is sent to us by "the network" the networks only play what Nashville says to. In a lot of cases the station is gone now and its just a rack of equipment at a transmitter tower in a cow pasture. Is what I do for a living.
God Bless rural America. The last bastion in a dying world
I am from East Tennessee like my father and Grandfather I am a Marine combat veteran and I will be in church tomorrow. Think this song speaks to me?
I really love this song. Stumbled upon it while cruising You Tube and I am totally blown away by it. I am not from the South, I am not even an American. Being from The Netherlands I still relate to this song. I think because of what they sing about are such universal feelings. We have our traditions and roots too. I think every human being with an open mind and a love for music understands what this is about. Love for your family, for your traditions, for the memories you have from growing up. My grandma made pancakes too on Sundays, our Christmases where also filled with joy and laughter and we too sat on our porch and looked at the clouds finding ships and faces in them and were just plain happy growing up in peace and love. We also learned to respect all the people of this planet en were taught we are all brothers and sisters under the skin. 💕
When this man sings, all I hear is Ronnie Van Zant! Great band, Great Voice
Just bought a 243 yesterday. It's my first rifle lol
kia given Have fun shooting!
I am
😍Have fun lol
kia given MUST BE TYPICAL AMERICANS TO FIGHT INVADERS,..
I actually bought it to hunt.. way to assume the worst, maybe you should be a little more positive
Love this song! I'm from the north but love the south lifestyle and music. Love this song!!
Luv this southern Ballard. Still jamming this tune. Ga. Rebel. 4 life.
I'm an indiana farm boy, and this song definitely applies to even some of us yanks. Whiskey Myers is a GREAT band, I'd love to see em in concert.
You'll have your chance because it looks like they'll be in Fort Wayne real soon.
I wouldn't call yall yanks
This song means a lot to me. My papa dad and me were really close and this was a song we listened to a lot. My papa died, and this song will never leave my heart
Sorry to hear that buddy.
For some reason this version hits harder , something about the police overcom at the end it reminds me of people that are good people but end up losing their mind or getting shot by police in their own home for no good reason
From Wisconsin, this song speaks to everyone who grew up holding their values close, knowing the man up above has a plan for everything, and knowing what it's like to work your hands until they're covered in blood.
Amen brother born and raised in Milwaukee but those southern beliefs are instilled in me. The lord has blessed me
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What the Hell...272 thumbs down?...Guess this song is something THEY don't understand
that's awesome
Lmao
+Mike Murphy The southern flag did it to more then likely it is Obama voters that voted down..Stupid mfers
Up to 615 on this moment.
your gay Mike Murphy
Anyone 2024 ?
Every year brother
Oh, this stays on the list my guy
A couple weeks ago, I started to learn this with my acoustic. Great song!
San Diego Latino here! Pops old school Texan.
Fuckin aye bro...campfire, beer and friends. 1:59a.m. in S. East Texas. Perfect
Got that southern skynard sound rebel yell [>
As a West Virginian we do often get considered southern but i can close my eyes and see my family thru your lyrics and those that are also able to do that than id say your a southern man regarless where your from
Well said.
This song hits hard my grandpa taught me how to shoot when I was 7 with a 243 and nothing has made me feel more free then some of the lessons he taught me
Mighty fine - a Northern boy who respects the south and the Southern Man. And yes I stand for the Flag and kneel for the fallen.
I'm embarrassed to say I've never heard of this group until this morning also just heard the dirty Rose this morning🎉🎉
I'm french and this song makes me miss the South soo bad. hopefully I'll be back there soon. Y'all have a good day !
If you love tradition, Christian faith, the importance of family, and liberty, the South is the place for you.
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I’m French living in the states fell in love with country music so I totally feel you!
By using that greeting you are always welcome down here.
I wish my grandpa would've lived lil bit longer so I could meet him this would be a song he'll like
My first rifle was a Winchester model 70 featherweight in .243, my grandpa “papa” bought it in 1962 and passed it down from my uncle to my dad to my brother to me. Papa just passed away recently, this song hits differently now.
Love this song but not the title. I'm from Northern California and I can relate to every part of this song. It's like southern people think their lifestyle is so much different than everyone else. Whether you're from the south, Midwest, southwest, west coast or east coast there's rural areas where we all live like this.
I've lived all over this United States and the South is different and before you ask ive lived in California Washington Missouri Arkansas Florida Virginia and been everywhere inbetween. Us Southerns hang on to our traditions and culture where most places you bring up something over a month ago people forget. We dont. We remember and we will never forget our home our Southland and our heritage. Its our birthright. Its who we are from Robert E Lee, Stonewall Jackson, to the hills we grew up in to the Stories we lived in there. It's sacred to us and Dixie is tattooed on our hearts. Not everyone understands that. If you do your uncommon in todays world and hats off to you.
I'm from Northern California as well.. i can relate to this like no other. I live in the south now though.. thank god!
Whiskey Myers - “Excellent! I’m a Fan. I lived in Jacksonville, FL. I met Van Zant. Jonny Weiss “Highway to America.” 🌈 🎶 🚙e
Just saw y'all two nights ago opening for Dwight Yoakam in Tulsa at River Spirit. Great show. Didn't know you'd be there. Awesome surprise
I love ❤ southern rock, blue's and bluegrass.
I'm mexican and all this applys to my culture as Well love this song
ViVa Mexico!
Only real Mexicans some have became Americanized under the Democrats and they're fucking up every good souls intentions to a good life
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We are all human at the end of the day
Same beliefs different skin tones!
I just discovered Whiskey Myers today....INSTANT connection! Love his music! Keep up the storytelling!!!!!
One of the best southern songs. You guys rock
I'm from Texas and this is how we raise em. My grandpa raised me and this brings me to tears
Hello, how are you doing it's nice meeting you here.
Current events make me love this song even more...which I didn't think was possible.
"Say Merry Christmas not happy holidays"
Damn right
You sound exactly like Jesus
So you don't believe in New Years or Thanksgiving? It's HOLIDAYS, plural. You can say both. Dummy. And when you talk to someone, you don't know if they are Jewish, Bhuddist, etc. so it covers it. But there's a reason the term isn't Happy Holiday.
Yeah there are without a doubt a few ignorant lyrics in this song that are definitely catering to a very specific audience... but that is something that that audience “don’t understand” lol
@@else3573 shut up and go to a safe place so tired of you politically correct asshole's your ruining this country its merry Christmas if you get offended maybe go some where else
Damn straight it's merry Christmas, now a days everyone is so afraid of hurting other people feelings or saying something wrong everyone walks with a stick up there ass's
Bein from the south, I feel everything in this song. It is an anthem for us. Stars and bars forever. Do the work, get the pay. Ask for nothing. Eat what you hunt, eat what you fish. Nuthin more, nuthin less.
We are spread out all across the land trust me there's amazing people in all 50 states and the world
GREAT SON OF THE SOUTHLAND!AWESOME!LOVE FROM GREECE TO Y'ALL!
we always visited family in georgia Alabama and tennessee. i was raised in michigan but was raised by southerners. so i got love for the south and their ways .
when I was in the Air Force I always said "sir" to the first Sergent ,he said Airman you don't say "sir" to NCOs .I said it wasn't about rank it was about respect.He said all you southerners was like that
If you said sir then you went above and beyond the sick standard of today!!! God bless u sir and thanks for having respect
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Being from Hazard Kentucky this song really hits home; being from the south is a lifestyle and and amazing one at that. Small town life with great people, have a blessed day everyone and enjoy this amazing story of a song
Wasn’t far from ya brother I lived in Tazwell and my sister moved to pinevillle Ky. A lot of good people from where we are from! You learn real quick to mind your own business and just move a long 😂 That’s what I would tell the outsiders coming to visit.
local kentucky native here, and yeah this song speaks to the heart brother
@@rockytop that is a fact, couldn’t have said it better myself, and truly is some of the best people anyone could ever meet.
@@CrystalSmith-qo5pj it truly does, I had to move from Hazard Kentucky to Columbus Ohio for work and I miss it every day, this song helps take me back and relive my days back Home. I spend 30 years in that small town and I’m 34 now.
Flying that Southern Flag all the way from Austria!
I was born and raised in the west traveled to most the southern states but man I feel at home when I’m in the south Godbless y’all southerners
Child of God by birth, saved through Grace by Jesus Christ
Absolutely love this band, I'm from the UK. Don't think they have toured here, hopefully one day.
I typically don't comment on any platform but @Whiskeymyers deserves WAY more recognition here. Well written and well played. Captures the southern spirit and culture. I particular love how you sewed together our American values that resonates with all of from from North to South, East and West. While it does speak to a Southern way of life, this resonates with so many of us as painting a picture of a country built on solid values. Values we are unwilling to waver on. Our founding values and principles of God, family and country. A country where we are to put God and TRUTH before all else. A country where we teach the next one in line to work hard, give back, honor and protect this land at all cost, thank our soldiers for their sacrifice and while family can be challenging-love them just the same...and for those of you just tuning into these guys...Listen to Broken Window Serenade. Once again, they've captured the struggle and the sadness and wrapped it in a bow. For this CT Yankee, I'm still listening and following. Hope to see y'all in person some day. I pray for continued success!
Best Southern Rock since Skynyrd
Tyler McAllister dam right
That's a little far fetched
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I agree
its country
My first rifle was a .30-06
My grandpa taught me to shoot it way back in the sticks
It taught me to hunt and live off the land, but I guess that's something you don't understand.
Amen to that
My first rifle was the same and my dad and grandpa taught me how to shoot it way back in the sticks and I now live off the land and eat what I shoot
Mine was a Lil short action Remington model 770 6mm. I've kept that gun in perfect condition. One day I'll pass it on.
Nothin like the ozark mountains. I'm right north of buffalo river just south of Harrison Arkansas. Wouldn't trade it for nothin. Still living off the land much as I can!
ozarkmountainboy 914 love it man keeping it southern like a man from Texas rock on brother
I Grew up right outside of Tennessee Colony, Texas. Both parents worked at the same prisons as in the song.
This made my heart touch! God bless the South!
Blessings from the north...be there if you need us.
nice
Hoooaahhhh!!!
I just discovered whiskey Myers and I'm in love with this music!
ME TOO !LOVE FROM GREECE!
@Costas Giotakis God bless you all in Greece, you have a wonderful country. The government sucks, but don't they all. Thank you for all your wonderful culture and food