The reason can only be directly related to Aldean's 2023 release "Try That in a Small Town." It's a fantastic song, though arguably a straight forward run-of-the-mill country track, that praises tight-knit community values found within rural America. The song was met with ridiculous cries of "pro-lynching" and allegations of "promoting violence" by the woke crowd who probably doesn't even listen to country music.
The hypocrisy is staggering. Here's a man who's been through hell and back, surviving the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history at the Route 91 Harvest festival, yet when he sings about protecting his community, he's labeled a menace.
In 2023, CMT yanked his video, and now, Billboard has erased him from their list, as if his contributions to country music over the last two decades mean nothing. This isn't about music. It's about silencing conservative voices. Aldean's song speaks truth to a part of America that loves its country and its traditions.
Jason Aldean is being systematically cancelled because he dared to voice what many Americans feel. It's an attack on the heartland, and we won't stand for it. Remember, in small towns, we might not have much, but we have each other, and we'll defend our own. Try cancelling that, Billboard!
