Jason Aldean praised country fans for their ability to see through the backlash surrounding his single “Try That in a Small Town.” He defended the song against accusations of being a “pro-lynching song” after releasing a music video featuring a historic lynching site in Tennessee. Speaking to fans at Cincinnati’s Riverbend Center, Aldean expressed his love for the country and his desire to see it restored. He also criticized “cancel culture” and applauded country music fans for being able to see beyond the negativity. Aldean reflected on the values of his fans, who want to enjoy movies with their children without worrying about mass shootings. Aldean addressed his presence at the 2017 Las Vegas music festival shooting and emphasized that he, like everyone else, does not want to see senseless violence. CMT pulled his music video from the air and other artists, including Sheryl Crow, criticized him. Crow stated that promoting violence is neither American nor representative of small-town values.
Jason Aldean Criticizes ‘Cancel Culture’ While Pausing Performance Amidst Thunderous Crowd Noise
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