Beyoncé has gone country and Deplorables are predictably losing their shit

[Lazaran]

Since when is 2002 after 2003? I've been here since forever and both of you ass hats got here before me and I was mostly in the story ideas and role play in the very early days.

Maybe Rory is an alt???

Maybe Rory was the first alt ever???

 

[Philthy_Phil]

Country music sucks.

There's maybe 3 artists that are the exception.

 

[Rotadom]

I triggered the poster above me so nice, he quoted me twice.

Day drinkers gotta stumble in.

 

[Rotadom]

have you ever seen the series 'Travellers'?

One of the most awesome coolest original shows ever.

 

[Sean Renaud]

Maybe Rory is an alt???

Maybe Rory was the first alt ever???

That would be pretty fucking awesome. But there was no need for alts in the very early days.

 

[Philthy_Phil]

Alts became popular in 2005ish when it was easy to dupe people into thinking you were another poster by changing a letter in their name.

It was the golden age of lit.

 

[schism666]

Beyoncé makes history as 1st Black female artist with No. 1. Country song

 

[RoryN]

Her timing is perfect. Right now, popular country music is doubling down on genre-blending, which is a nice way of saying they're having to rip off old stuff to get anywhere.

Songs like the one below is why AI will likely dominate country music within a decade or so.

Tell me if you've heard this "new" tune before, lol:

 

[PintlerMan]

Most people that like country music these days, don't like old country anyway. Now I gotta go hear her song.

 

[colddiesel]

Is country music music?

And what is Rap?

I just listened to a bloke called Dimash Kuidaibergen. He can sing a bit.

 

[Lazaran]

Beyoncé makes history as 1st Black female artist with No. 1. Country song

Just wait until she dominates at the CMAs.

Bo Duke’s racist head is gonna 'splode.

 

[coati]

Just wait until she dominates at the CMAs.

Bo Duke’s racist head is gonna 'splode.

And, I think it's great that Beyonce, Taylor Swift, and Barbie are bringing women's reproductive rights and critical race theory to the country music industry.