Country music has always been a stronghold for conservative values, and now, with the massive success of Jason Aldean's single "Try That in a Small Town," a larger movement is brewing outside of country fans to embrace and champion music that reflects these traditional ideals. The song's remarkable climb to the No. 1 position on the charts is not solely a result of country fans' support; it also signifies a growing resistance to cancel culture and a desire to celebrate artists who stand up for American values.
Jason Aldean's ascent to the top of the Billboard Hot 100 chart marks a moment of triumph for country music. It is not only his first No. 1 on the all-genre chart but also a significant milestone for the genre as a whole. Moreover, this achievement is accompanied by a historic feat, as country songs now occupy the top three positions on the charts, with Morgan Wallen at No. 2 and Luke Combs at No. 3.
However, the success of "Try That In A Small" goes beyond the traditional country fanbase. It symbolizes a broader movement of people seeking music that rejects the woke mob and stands for traditional values. They are voicing their discontent with coastal, liberal culture that vilifies these basic American principles while promoting degenerate behavior from artists like Lizzo, who is currently facing allegations of sexual and racial abuse.
The song serves as a rallying cry against cancel culture. People who value common sense and uphold 1st and 2nd ammendment principles find themselves drawn to this song and this challenges the prevailing mainstream cultural narrative that often stifles and distorts conservative perspectives.
Jason Aldean, one of the most successful singers in the country music industry, has been a consistent favorite among country fans. With 24 singles reaching No. 1 on the Billboard Country Airplay chart, he has cemented his status as a country music icon. However, the impact of "Try That In A Small Town" goes beyond Aldean's dedicated fanbase. It reflects a collective desire for authentic expressions of conservative values in music, a demand that extends beyond the boundaries of country music aficionados.
Fans and supporters utilized their digital purchasing power to stream and buy the track, driving an astonishing 1,000 per cent increase in streams and an incredible 22,700 per cent surge in sales in the last few weeks. This overwhelming energy of the people demonstrates the power of a larger movement that seeks to reclaim and appreciate music that reflects conservative values and rejects the dictates of the woke mob.
Indeed, this movement is not confined to Jason Aldean or this specific song. It represents a broader call for the music industry to recognize and respect conservative ideals that resonate with many Americans. As we continue to see cancel culture suppress conservative voices, "Try That In A Small Town" stands as a symbol of resistance and a testament to the enduring appeal of music that celebrates common-sense and traditional values.
