[Texas resident]

I heard someone refer to that kind of “country” as hick-hop.

Can’t stand that garbage.

[headstamp 2]

[I heard someone refer to that kind of “country” as hick-hop.]

Exactly. Was listening to it in Tractor Supply the other day. What junk. One song runs into the other.

My kingdom for just a few Cash or Kline songs.

[Responsibility2nd]

Hick-hop. I love it. I just call it Nashville Country. And I avoid it like the plague.

Americana music, red dirt radio, outlaw country, call it what you will. It’s out there. And it is the real deal.

[SamAdams76]

I will say that every time I hear "This Is How We Roll" by Florida-Georgia Line, I expect Sean Hannity's voice to come in at anytime.

Kind of like how I expect to hear Rush Limbaugh every time that Pretenders song plays (I heard Chrissie Hynde rues the day that Rush chose "My City Was Gone" as his bumper music).

[Eagles6]

Yeah, barf inducing.

You have to go to the internet or satellite radio, I guess, for real country music.

If you listen to our local stations for an hour you've heard everything you're going to hear the rest of the day.

[Cloverfarm]

It’s not great, but it’s better than rap.

Country needs more songs about tractors, rodeo’s, semi’s, grandpas, cowboys and good dogs.

Fewer about getting drunk.