Posted on 07/01/2016 10:49:55 AM PDT by nickcarraway
It’s not everyday you see an artist speaking positively about our Second Amendment rights. That’s what makes Smo’s new song “We the People” so refreshing.
Smo, the country rapper famous for “Kickin’ It In Tennessee” and “American Made“, released a fiery new track for the 4th of July. The powerful song “We the People” bemoans the state of our country and the erosion of our rights and liberties. The track is a departure from his previous lighthearted songs that focused more on muddin’ than political revolution. It’s great to see an artist standing behind his beliefs, especially when so many in the industry don’t have the guts.
It’s music like this that reminds us of what a great country we live in. After all, as Thomas Jefferson once said, “dissent is the greatest form of patriotism.” Check back for our exclusive interview with Smo dropping on July 4th, and in the mean time make this “We the People” your July 4th anthem.
You can download or stream the song here:
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/wethepeople
Google Play: http://smarturl.it/wethepeople_gp
Spotify: http://smarturl.it/wethepeople_sp
A Country-Rapper?
Oh, well, why not?
The header led me to believe he “dropped” the new anthem.
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I think “drops” is music industry lingo for releases.
Thanks.
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Wigger.
Not my style of country, but with an attitude like that I wish him great success.
I don’t like rap but this grows on you...
it does capture the ever-rising rage we’re feeling, that’s for sure.
Well said and done.
Gonna bump —I think some of my country music friends would like this
You need to check out Colt Ford. His music rocks!!! Jason Aldean’s Dirt Road Anthem is originally his song.
No, he’s a Chigger, a Country Wigger :0)
haha. white guys rapping is bad enough. but when they do the negroid hand/arm “gangsta gestures as well, it just irritates the crap out of me.
he was great. didn’t he do that song “Faster Horses”?
Yep. And “A Week in a County Jail”.
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