WHO IS HARDY???? Hardy ft Lainey Wilson - Wait in the truck (LIVE REACTION)

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  • @cajungirl9731
    @cajungirl9731 Рік тому +85

    I can promise that she isn't out there living her best life and drinking margaritas. She's living a life suffering from PTSD and knowing that he is the only reason she is alive. She didn't thank him for killing somebody. She thanked him for saving her and after 5 years, she is still visiting him and waiting in the truck.

    • @user-bh4fr4xo2d
      @user-bh4fr4xo2d Рік тому +19

      Thank you for saying that!! No, she's NOT out there living her best life. Once you experience that kind of trauma, it never leaves. And yes, a lot of times these guys get out with a slap on the wrist just to go do it again. Or worse. Maybe if this kind of justice was served more often, this wouldn't be so common...

    • @Bonk_rds
      @Bonk_rds Рік тому +15

      A small detail in the video that is missed by many... What is she driving at the end? She is still waiting for him in the truck.

    • @paulsherman8697
      @paulsherman8697 3 місяці тому

      Amen brother !

    • @dawndavis3489
      @dawndavis3489 2 місяці тому

      One dead, one locked up. Now she owns a double wide ad a pick-up truck. Proper !

    • @brianmoon1775
      @brianmoon1775 28 днів тому

      They're married and have kids now

  • @elizabethshow5105
    @elizabethshow5105 Рік тому +30

    That Dude deserves a medal… Not a jail sentence.

  • @SunUp-l3h
    @SunUp-l3h Рік тому +19

    She did exactly what he told her to do , she’s “wait’n in th truck” …. She’s waitin for him ❤💪

  • @terrybeasley5931
    @terrybeasley5931 Рік тому +52

    If they put the abuser in jail, it would be for a short time. Then, he would get out and kill her. Happens all the time. He knew this and so did she.

  • @NariahB
    @NariahB Рік тому +30

    clothes on my back and a backpack with any important paperwork. My siblings drove 6 hours to come to rescue me. I had to force my brother to just drive off after I got in the car and he saw that my eyes were bruised shut and I couldn't speak because my windpipe was crushed. He was so controlling that he drove out those six hours to my family's home with a shotgun to kill me and kill himself. Thankfully my father and brother were both there. This was almost 20 years ago and I still have anxiety attacks and PTSD from the physical abuse, rape, and mental trauma that I endured. But I am a Survivor. He was not a part of my child's life for many years until my son got older and never paid child support. I worked three jobs, went to school full time, became a psychologist to help others that have been through trauma, and continue to do so. I have since gotten married and had two children with the man that is "dad" to my son. HE raised him with me. HE paid for all his expenses, HE loves him as one of his own. That is what a Father should be. Sorry I got long-winded there.

    • @TruthNoLie_
      @TruthNoLie_  Рік тому +4

      Never apologize for your Truth! Happy you overcame those obstacles!

    • @beajaythuman1291
      @beajaythuman1291 Рік тому +2

      I'm so proud you turned your experience into something positive. That's my story too but I became a RN.

    • @bevalexander5897
      @bevalexander5897 Рік тому +3

      I had to reply to your comment. I was in a terrible situation for years. Many times I thought this was the day he was going to kill me. I used to lay awake at night plotting how to kill him. In the end, I walked out. Sounds ridiculous, but I joined the Army. I knew if he ever showed up he’d have to go through a lot of soldiers to get to me. Got my degree and just retired from 20+ years in law enforcement. It was a great feeling every time I cuffed a mother fucker who beat his wife, girlfriend, mother, even sister. As far as I know, he never put his hands on his now wife. And he apologized. Now we get together and spend time with our grandkids. Life is sure fucking weird sometimes.❤️❤️❤️

  • @jackiebryant5808
    @jackiebryant5808 Рік тому +17

    I took it 5 years and got away with my life, southern women know " wait in the truck" man stop he saved her life. When we the abused call for help the abuser gets out and we get it worse or killed, this angel knew exactly that!

  • @georgekininmonth2070
    @georgekininmonth2070 Рік тому +37

    Country justice. Don't touch the ladies.

  • @I_give_up_already
    @I_give_up_already Рік тому +10

    It’s been 5 years and she still comes to see him and is still waiting in his truck!!

  • @runyunhyde4373
    @runyunhyde4373 Рік тому +66

    Two points to make, my guess is he had witnessed domestic violence in his past and said never again. Secondly she was in his truck at the end still waiting

    • @RogCBrand
      @RogCBrand Рік тому +12

      That's what I think too! If it was just about saving that girl, he'd have been able to take her away from there. He was probably dealing with a demon from his past. Plus, as much as I disagree with vigilante justice, which can lead to innocent people being harmed, if he just took her away, that guy would end up abusing other women, so there is some satisfaction in seeing one dirt bag removed!

    • @t24lmj6
      @t24lmj6 Рік тому +8

      I agree. I think Hardy’s character had seen this situation before and it was probably a situation where the abuser got released and then ended up killing his victim

    • @annetteashby6531
      @annetteashby6531 Рік тому +3

      Thank you that is my take on it to.

    • @TimedRevolver
      @TimedRevolver Рік тому +5

      @@t24lmj6 A lot of people criticizing what he did seem to miss when he says "I knew what had happened to her."
      He's definitely seen it before. Was probably powerless to help that person.
      And even here, in the video, he could have just walked in and shot the guy. My take is he planned to just hand the guy a beating until he grabbed the shotgun. Then it was kill or be killed. And if the boyfriend killed him, he knew she'd be next. So he did what he had to for her.

  • @tammymyers9828
    @tammymyers9828 6 місяців тому +3

    She thanked him for freeing her from that monster. Not for killing someone. He basically traded his freedom for her. He is a Hero❤

  • @BPratto
    @BPratto Рік тому +22

    He sacrificed it all to save her life, pretty dang awesome

  • @angelacarney8531
    @angelacarney8531 Рік тому +5

    She didn't say thank you for killing somebody, she said thank you for saving her!❤

  • @teresacartwright5406
    @teresacartwright5406 Рік тому +6

    I've known too many women who had abusive partners - this song makes me fist pump and yell "yessss". If it makes even one violent partner think twice . . . Thanks for playing this.

  • @Prozak63
    @Prozak63 Рік тому +8

    The justice from a Judge under a seat is a Taurus revolver that fires both .410 shotgun and .45 out rounds. Awesome home defense gun for a wife, sister or daughter to keep in their nightstand...

  • @ajdembroski7529
    @ajdembroski7529 Рік тому +2

    Lainey's acting is AMAZING. You can feel it, head to toe.

  • @cathybrookeburt2616
    @cathybrookeburt2616 Рік тому +63

    When abusers get beat up or get put in jail, they just get out & beat or kill the woman as soon as they are free. This one is never hitting another woman. And the 60 months were just how long he had been in jail so far. Powerful song, powerful subject. He obviously saw this kind of thing before. Maybe Dad beat Mom or someone else close to him experienced this. For another great tune by Hardy, try 'Give heaven some hell'. Awesome song.

    • @I_give_up_already
      @I_give_up_already Рік тому +1

      I love Give Heaven Some Hell

    • @suewatkinsmehlenbacher8587
      @suewatkinsmehlenbacher8587 Рік тому +8

      The abuse would have never of ended, until she was dead. Then another woman would have taken her place! Abusers take their victims far away from their families & friends. The abuser controls everything.... Who, what, when & where!

    • @joshmuniz8280
      @joshmuniz8280 Рік тому +1

      @@suewatkinsmehlenbacher8587 In turn they are prisoners to the abuser's. If you look at freedom people would say it should be given but freedom isn't free in itself. America has fought in wars to ensure freedom to those who deserve it. In a world where justice isn't fair and many times isn't enforced we have people that give there freedom to ensure others may be free.

    • @suewatkinsmehlenbacher8587
      @suewatkinsmehlenbacher8587 Рік тому +2

      @@joshmuniz8280 That was beautiful. I never thought of it that way but you're spot on!

    • @joshmuniz8280
      @joshmuniz8280 Рік тому +2

      @@suewatkinsmehlenbacher8587 You can also look at the lyric of "I don't know if he's an angle cause angles don't what he did" we view angels as they can do no wrong they are heavenly. A hero will do wrong, tho it may be wrong to do they do it to save others. That's why in the video he isn't angle but a hero willing to take the burden off others and carry it till kingdom come.

  • @chrisgiles7721
    @chrisgiles7721 Рік тому +20

    THIS SONG IS ABSOLUTE FIRE... SAD SONG THOUGH.. GOOSEBUMPS THE WHOLE TIME!

  • @robinhatcher8021
    @robinhatcher8021 Рік тому +10

    He obviously had PTSD from childhood where he was too little to protect a female he loved from abuse. The girl in rain he saved was a trigger. He saw her and everything flooded back so he took all the pent up rage out on abuser. Not saying it's right. Just saying I understand. I'm a DV survivor. My ex put me through HELL physically, mentally, psychologically, Financially and environmentally. Every way possible, he hurt me. I couldn't go anywhere he couldn't find me plus my elderly parents lived close by. If I left, he would have hurt them. I didn't tell my daddy or brothers as they would have shot him dead and ruined their own lives and I wouldn't allow that. I was so trapped plus I had my son to care for. God got us out is all I can say. I divorced him and was free. Awhile later, I met my angel and we have been married 20 years. Thank you Hardy for writing a song about such a hard subject.

  • @brookeerdman8338
    @brookeerdman8338 Рік тому +9

    youre right about country music bringin the concept and the content. total winner.

  • @seansavage4766
    @seansavage4766 Рік тому +15

    You might already know, but the "judge under the seat" line is a firearm made by Taurus that shoots both 45's and 410 shotgun shells

  • @kimc555
    @kimc555 8 місяців тому +3

    You need to check out more of Hardy’s music. He’s a prolific, amazing writer and performer.

  • @johnwillis4706
    @johnwillis4706 Рік тому +12

    Since she kept his truck and keeps coming to see him in the joint, my guess is she's waiting for him to get out. "Somebody you don't know from a can of paint" I like that.

  • @SunUp-l3h
    @SunUp-l3h Рік тому +4

    “Smokin one o’HIS cigarettes….” Insult to injury right there lol!!!

  • @natalietroop4175
    @natalietroop4175 Рік тому +8

    If you’ve ever been abused before, then, you get why she told him. Thank you.

  • @jimtexas68
    @jimtexas68 Рік тому +4

    I think the guy probably watched his mother get abused growing up and couldn’t do anything about it. He saw this girl and figured it was worth it. His life for hers. Great song and video. Appreciate the reaction.

  • @Bonk_rds
    @Bonk_rds Рік тому +4

    I love the lines "I don't know if he's an angel. Cause angels don't do what he did." But... In a literal sense they do. If study deeply are angels created specifically for war and vengeance. They are the Guardians.

  • @RitaMae13
    @RitaMae13 Рік тому +6

    Dang skippy!! Let somebody lay hands on my daughter and I tell her to just wait in the truck!!

  • @EOJ12989
    @EOJ12989 Рік тому +18

    Do this with the live version from CMA awards, it's twice as good to see these two do it live- their duo ending is double fire...

  • @bren6967
    @bren6967 Рік тому +4

    He was an Avenging Angel. Avenging Angels were the first angels created by God.
    As a teen in the 70s I saw so many abused women and young girls. Where I grew up women belonged to the "man" of the house (Bible Belt USA). However, every once in a while one of those "men" would cross a line and then just take off. The rumors were that they were in hiding under some random septic tank. What do I know? I was just a kid.🙅

  • @guyray1504
    @guyray1504 Рік тому +3

    You said she needs to break him out. He didn't try to run. He gave up his freedom so she could have hers. After 5 years she is still waiting in his truck for him because she knows he is good.

  • @lauriivey7801
    @lauriivey7801 Рік тому +2

    The guy knew what he was paying to insure her freedom ... that's one hell of a man

  • @chuckbennett248
    @chuckbennett248 Рік тому +3

    1986 my brother was the first person ever killed by park police in MD. He was shot unarmed in the park sitting with his girl. I was 16. That was the second brother I had lost in 7 years so I was pretty screwed up at that point.I got his .357 when he died. 3 months later my sister's husband broke her nose on drunken binge. If 3 people didn't tackle me at her door I'd be living this story. I can totally understand what he was thinking. Maybe he failed someone too.

  • @tauronicodemus8300
    @tauronicodemus8300 Рік тому +5

    Naw bro she said thank you for saving me. Nice reaction.

  • @jwmson7791
    @jwmson7791 Рік тому +9

    Mockingbird and The Crow, A Rock, Jack, Give Heaven Some Hell are good next steps. Hardy’s a lyrical master, a badass - “smoking one of HIS cigarettes!” And hey, a real man does what needs to be done and not just because of what he can get in return!

  • @dollymarinello2573
    @dollymarinello2573 Рік тому +1

    This Video is DOPE! Country Music is True Blues! True to Their Craft Brother.

  • @mr.rogers1962
    @mr.rogers1962 Рік тому +5

    Laney Wilson just received Entertainer of the Year song of the year check her videos out one is called Heart Like A Truck and the other is things a man ought to know she's a beauty

  • @bigrig4177
    @bigrig4177 Рік тому +5

    At the end she is still waiting in the truck

  • @alexandergottsacker7336
    @alexandergottsacker7336 Рік тому +24

    This dude is absolutely insane as an artist. Check out “A Rock” for another great song concept. Also “Mockingbird and the Crow”

  • @mikeholtorf3456
    @mikeholtorf3456 Рік тому +5

    He took the dead guys cigarette. At the end she is still waiting in his truck.

  • @rhondaserges5136
    @rhondaserges5136 9 місяців тому +1

    She said Thank You, for saving her life. Abusers rarely stop and often kill their victims.

  • @tmays2usc
    @tmays2usc Рік тому +5

    If you want to listen/review more HARDY, do so bro! He’s an amazing song writer and an amazing artist who’s underrated in my opinion. Been listening to him since 2018!!

  • @evadacus4010
    @evadacus4010 Рік тому +4

    These artists are incredible!!! Super dope!!!

  • @ryimscaith1593
    @ryimscaith1593 Рік тому +3

    I find it a sad state of society that we all know that man would really go to jail for doing the right thing.
    To all the ladies that have gone through, or are going though something like this: I hope you find your man to do what angel's don't.

  • @sharmullins3894
    @sharmullins3894 Рік тому +4

    There are people in this world that don't deserve to live. It's just a fact.

  • @tiacalhoun3841
    @tiacalhoun3841 Рік тому +6

    Ur right, the context in a country music song is incredible…the storytelling is amazing!!! Country music is the best!!! ❤️

  • @brandihenderson2141
    @brandihenderson2141 Рік тому +1

    Thank you for recognizing the beauty in both country and rap. Most people see them as polar opposites but the best of both are great storytellers.

  • @bcyomassey649
    @bcyomassey649 Рік тому +3

    I look at it differently man, that last scene he gave up his freedom so she can be free to walk out in the light

  • @crbr1432000
    @crbr1432000 Рік тому +4

    The guy went in to confront the woman beater but, he was crawling to get to the shotgun. That's why he shot him first. Watch it again.

  • @user-bh4fr4xo2d
    @user-bh4fr4xo2d Рік тому +3

    Who cares if he didn't know her. Maybe he saw his mom been being abused. Maybe his little girl got abused. Maybe his sister. Justice is right no matter how it happens. Kudos to that guy for handling business.

  • @AustinB505
    @AustinB505 Рік тому +4

    He had no choice but to shoot. Ol dude was going for a shotgun. If this was a true story and I was a fellow inmate I would have mad respect for him. I be like put him on my commissary tab lol

    • @jeni111569
      @jeni111569 Рік тому +2

      The first law broken by who Hardy is portraying is he kicked in someone's else's door. Then as played out in the scene he says I let the hammer drop BEFORE he could get to that 12 he was reaching for so he was on strike two. I love the video, the song and Hardy & Lainey but the situation is a damned if you do or damned if you don't situation. If he did nothing but take her from the road to another state to get her outta the situation, more than likely the abuser would still be coming after her and could kill her next time and then doing what he did automatically lands you in jail probably rest of your life but you saved someone other than yourself. Not that they in a video can go into every detail but we don't know if that was a one time incident (never saying one time even is okay) on his part or if that was the 20th time he has abused her or someone either so like I said just a damned if you do or damned if you don't situation.

  • @davidbrannon2627
    @davidbrannon2627 Рік тому +3

    Cool thing is.......she visits him in the truck he drove that night.

  • @marilara4117
    @marilara4117 11 місяців тому +2

    It's not twerking and drinking margaritas when you're a victim. And she's waiting for him in his truck. He saved her life.

  • @cathyayers3988
    @cathyayers3988 Рік тому +2

    I believe she was thanking him for saving her...

  • @mikelaney3026
    @mikelaney3026 Рік тому +2

    I believe when she says the judge under the seat she's referring to a Taurus 45 caliber that also shoots shotguns shells, the Taurus company cause it the judge

  • @teresapack4788
    @teresapack4788 Рік тому +4

    Most of the time police never come and check on trash men like this anyway, but he's a good country and respectable man with integrity and I think he probably saw his mom go through it. He had the guts to do what was right, the integrity to admit he did it and the courage to pay for the consequences. I wish everyone had this kind of integrity but without the violence. He felt the violence was necessary to eliminate the threat.

    • @daramorikawa5651
      @daramorikawa5651 Рік тому

      Ummn yeah. My brother aimed a 12 gauge at my abusive stepdad and told him to get out and never come back. Men suffer too.

  • @joeymosteller6787
    @joeymosteller6787 3 місяці тому +1

    Smoking one of HIS cigarettes and waited for the cops to come.
    Old country boy is gangsta as hell. #OutlawShyt

  • @blanejr1
    @blanejr1 Рік тому +2

    Doc Holliday and Nino Brown! I haven't heard that comparison before! 😁 Either way both were ruthless!

  • @mj13727
    @mj13727 Рік тому +10

    Look at Truth coming in with the late Christmas gift for us. So glad you liked it. I thought you forgot about it. Whoever suggested this song to you must be super dope as well!!!!! 🔥🤣❤️

  • @ticamatthews
    @ticamatthews 11 місяців тому

    You had me at she better break him out 😂, much love and appreciation from Kentucky ❤️🙏❤️

  • @ronb6152
    @ronb6152 6 місяців тому +1

    She thanked him for trading his freedom for hers. I don't think she's living her best life, just a better life. He saved her life.

  • @mpgreek
    @mpgreek 5 місяців тому

    This is a true story. It happened to one of Hardy's friends...that's why he wrote it. Guy served 20 years, got out of jail...she was waiting for him...they got married....and he now tours with Hardy. POWERFUL song and lyrics. Hardy and Lainey are fire. This just shows you how screwed up the Justice system is. In my opinion, this was justified homicide. One more scumbag gone from this world. Love your reaction too!

  • @AllAmericaTrucks
    @AllAmericaTrucks Рік тому +3

    React to HARDY - SOLD OUT 🔥🤘🏼

  • @coachhart9527
    @coachhart9527 Рік тому +2

    Great live react.

  • @iampapa318
    @iampapa318 Рік тому +2

    She'll be waiting for him "in his truck".

  • @jenniferbrumley2746
    @jenniferbrumley2746 Рік тому +1

    Thank you ❤

  • @vickiroman189
    @vickiroman189 Рік тому +7

    At the risk of taking a lot of heat for this, I have been in her situation, so I absolutely understand very well the emotions this song brings up. However, the alleged perpetrator had every right to try to defend himself against an armed intruder, and this was premeditated murder. It's still a great song, and the vocals are so good.

    • @jj-nm3cd
      @jj-nm3cd Рік тому +3

      That's why he's spending his life in jail. I don't agree with it atvall. The justice system sucks when it comes to this. You get what you get. I applaud him.

  • @jasonknittle6371
    @jasonknittle6371 4 місяці тому +1

    she didn't say thank you for killing he she said thank you for saving her life.

  • @ronelleroux8225
    @ronelleroux8225 11 місяців тому +1

    My mom was in an abusive relationship when i was little, my biological father. Everyone knew, but no one did anything. The police would just come to the house and tell my dad to cut it out. I prayed someone would be brave enough to save my mom. She would have been such a different person today and so would i have been.

    • @TruthNoLie_
      @TruthNoLie_  11 місяців тому

      I’m sorry to hear that. I hate men that put their hands on women

  • @christopherderrig3671
    @christopherderrig3671 Рік тому +3

    She said thank you for saving her life from him not for killing him

  • @pattyroush807
    @pattyroush807 Рік тому +3

    I was in a marriage like just wish someone would have come to rescue

  • @rhondap.5817
    @rhondap.5817 Рік тому

    This such A Grate Story/Story 😮😢😢😊

  • @ChampagneRayn
    @ChampagneRayn Рік тому +2

    Just saw this song is # 8 all genres on iTunes🤗
    TeamSupreme

  • @stephanietip
    @stephanietip Рік тому +2

    In the end of the video, she is driving his truck.She is still waiting for him in his truck

  • @kevinvoss4454
    @kevinvoss4454 Місяць тому

    She said thank you not for killing somebody, but for saving her life. Her thank you also makes it a little easier to do his time.

  • @elvistochong1701
    @elvistochong1701 Рік тому +2

    If you notice , he throws the guy down next to the 12 Guage. So he would reach for it. Check out "sold out" by Hardy.

  • @carlaaguirre9405
    @carlaaguirre9405 4 місяці тому

    You tell ‘em I’m coming and hells comin with me

  • @lnash2569
    @lnash2569 Рік тому +1

    "Ain't even hit it" He didn't even get the old stink finger.

  • @anthonyferruggia3202
    @anthonyferruggia3202 Рік тому +1

    When you are told to "Wait in the Truck"..someone is gettn smoked!!.

  • @AngelaMeyer-cj8gs
    @AngelaMeyer-cj8gs Рік тому +1

    As a survivor of domestic violence for 5 years I can say that some abusers would not quit even if they are arrested. It took me moving out of state before I was able to be free of my abuser.

    • @TruthNoLie_
      @TruthNoLie_  Рік тому +1

      Glad you’re in a better situation now!!!

    • @AngelaMeyer-cj8gs
      @AngelaMeyer-cj8gs Рік тому

      @@TruthNoLie_ Thank you. It is reactors like you that help bring the awareness of domestic violence to the forefront rather than keeping it hid in the shadows. Thank you for reacting to such a controversial video and may God richly bless you and yours.

  • @melissaeager3410
    @melissaeager3410 Рік тому +3

    Morgan Wallen is never a bad country reaction.. next video you should do is anything from The Dangerous Sessions album

  • @jimwilson9371
    @jimwilson9371 Рік тому +2

    I just set on the porch smoking one of his cigarettes and waited for the cops to come.

  • @shannonphares3277
    @shannonphares3277 Рік тому +3

    I guess for Michael Hardy right is right and wrong is wrong. lol

  • @steelshotproductions
    @steelshotproductions Рік тому +1

    EXCELLENT reaction!

  • @joebrouillette2862
    @joebrouillette2862 Місяць тому

    I can only talk about where I'm from. Bware of those good ol boys from south Texas and from south Louisiana. We don't wait on the police. We just do it. Straight up

  • @ritacall5588
    @ritacall5588 9 місяців тому

    she said thank you for saving me

  • @tammyjomcgregor6725
    @tammyjomcgregor6725 Рік тому +1

    And she got his truck

  • @jewls9697
    @jewls9697 Рік тому +1

    Nobody knows how bad it is! The Next time, he might have killed her! She didn't have a car & probably no family!! He knew exactly what was going to happen to him!! Hardy has been a writer for a lot of hits. He's the one that wrote God's Country that Blake Shelton went to #1 with. He's written some greats!! I'm glad to see him finally get his turn! Just like Chris Stapleton! Wrote hits for everyone & with his wife goading him, he's out there writing songs & singing hits, with his wife up there singing with him on some!! Bad a$$ song!! 🔥

  • @LisafromFl
    @LisafromFl Рік тому +2

    Check out Hardy "soldout"
    "Mockingbird and the crow" "Jack" "A rock".
    "Give heaven some hell".Just to name a few.He has alot of great songs.He has a rock side to his country.Very talented artist for sure!!

  • @kathyyoung9539
    @kathyyoung9539 Рік тому

    Southern Justice Ya'll. He did 20 year's. They got hitched and had 4 girl's. There still together. He's from Alabama. Muscle Shoals. It was Hardys friend.

  • @scrappy8ball
    @scrappy8ball Рік тому +2

    I think the plan might have just been to beat the guys ass, but when he started crawling over trying to get to that Shotgun, that's when he got popped. I think the gun he brought in with him was just in case he needed it. He had no idea what the guy looked like that was in that house, dude could have been huge for all he knew. That's one of those cases where it's better to Have the Gun and not Need It, than to Need It and Not Have It.

  • @reneeharrison1924
    @reneeharrison1924 Рік тому

    He was her hero!! It's so hard to get anything done. Restraining orders don't work, they let them out and they ho back to the same behavior!!!

  • @wyatturner6934
    @wyatturner6934 Рік тому

    She's driving his truck in the end too

  • @annepinkerton6280
    @annepinkerton6280 Рік тому +1

    The guy WAS reaching for a 12 gauge!!!

  • @beckytolbert3920
    @beckytolbert3920 6 місяців тому

    I hope they write a song where she picks him up

  • @mattbrentlinger1078
    @mattbrentlinger1078 Рік тому +2

    Methods may be questionable but problem definitely solved.

  • @krw73
    @krw73 Рік тому

    Can we take a second to appreciate that after he shot him he bent down and stole his cigarette and started smoking it as you waited for the police?.... That's OG.

  • @kok-lir932
    @kok-lir932 Рік тому

    You have great energy, you got a new subscriber 🥂
    I was saved by a angel too

  • @gnico410
    @gnico410 Рік тому

    Hardy was a real man in this song. Guy he got was a perfect example of toxic dude. I wish Hardy didnt have to do it, but glad he took care of it

    • @gnico410
      @gnico410 Рік тому

      She said thank you for saving me...

  • @denisewelden9568
    @denisewelden9568 Рік тому +1

    My late daughter-in-law dealt with PTSD. She was also raped and pressed charges and the ***-**-*-***** got away with it. We buried her yesterday. Her PTSD was real and I promise you, if my son knew who it was that did that would be laying in the ground as well.
    Lainey wasn't thanking him for killing that SOB, but for saving her life.
    Abuse of any kind leaves it's mark.

  • @katjohnson6315
    @katjohnson6315 Місяць тому

    I read in another reaction that this is based on a true story. The man served 20 and she waited for him. They are married now.