Partially right. He didn't fall in love with her in 20 minutes. He had never seen her before. He basically gave up his freedom so she could have freedom.
This. We don't have to be in love to protect. I just got married. I protected her 20 years ago. I don't have an actual memory of it, but she never forgot. Her ex was absuive and I shut him down in a parking lot. She tells me the story a lot, my friends who were there remember. I don't. It was just what I did. And will do again. I am glad I did because now she's my wife, and she's amazing, but I would do that for any woman. It's what men are for.
My son, Justin Clough directed this music video and I am so very happy for my son at the responses that he has gotten. This is a very sensitive subject for many, but I think that this song along with the video brought this problem to the front for people to see and hear.
The thing that most people don't understand is that even if a woman gets out of the abusive relationship they struggle with the effects of it the rest of their lives and it will effect every relationship they try to have the rest of their lives and it's really hard for them to trust a man ever again. I know this from experience but if you love a survivor don't give up show her how much you love her and be patient let her know that you would never hurt her or leave her Love her unconditionally.
What a piece of art. I'm a survival. I wish I could sing (so does my family ) I have listened to this over and over. What a story. Tell your son congratulations. Amazing work!!!!!
No. He's in jail for life. Time for a life lesson..... "Just wait in the Truck " in that situation is what a man tells a woman to do so that they don't get hurt when something bad is going to happen. Many men have said this before. It may seem barbaric to you or others, but it is a reality due to our upbringing and our moral sensitivity. Men are stronger than women Men have been taught for years to protect women and children from harm. Hardy is showing you this. He didn't think about it, he just took care of it. The abuser broke the code Hardy had. He understood the cost and was willing to pay it. He didn't ask permission or run from it, he just did it. The girl didn't understand what was going to happen ( most likely in shock), but she was thankful for what he did. She said that her day of judgment came from a judge under the seat, meaning that he got his gun out from under his seat and passed judgment on her assailant. Hardy didn't ask for forgiveness from the judge but prayed for forgiveness from God. She visited him, and he was glad she looked better and he knew that he was going to be held accountable forever . She drove off in the Truck she was picked up in by him. The moral of the story is that some men just do, while others look away... who would you rather be picked up by if it happened to you 🤔
I don’t think I have seen a better explanation than this. You simply get it. thank you for that. And that is not coming from just me, but from people who don’t even realize it.
I was brought here from a reaction video I watched.... I'm a survivor of severe domestic abuse. I've had a broken spine, crushed wind pipe, broken bruised ribs, and collar bone. I've been choked out, beaten, tossed down a flight of stairs when I was 8 months pregnant, had my fair share of ICU stays and he would still manage to bail out and come back. He would do worse than before and then I was told if I reported it again I wouldn't even make it to ICU. I had been isolated from my family and friends, lived several hours away from anyone that I thought could help me. But the day the abuse was aimed at my then 9-month-old son (He picked him up and threw him at me like a rag doll) I found the courage to leave. He's the kind of person that changes the doorknobs inside out so when I would get "in trouble" I'd be locked in the room, or while he went to work. I am a firm believer that I would have been dead if I stayed any longer. My son saved my life. I believe that with all my heart. I had to wait until he was asleep, his mother helped me hide my son. I left with the clothes on my back and a backpack with any important paperwork. My siblings drove 6 hours to come to rescue me. I had to force my brother to just drive off after I got in the car and he saw that my eyes were bruised shut and I couldn't speak because my windpipe was crushed. He was so controlling that he drove out those six hours to my family's home with a shotgun to kill me and kill himself. Thankfully my father and brother were both there. This was almost 20 years ago and I still have anxiety attacks and PTSD from the physical abuse, rape, and mental trauma that I endured. But I am a Survivor. He was not a part of my child's life for many years until my son got older and never paid child support. I worked three jobs, went to school full time, became a psychologist to help others that have been through trauma, and continue to do so. I have since gotten married and had two children with the man that is "dad" to my son. HE raised him with me. HE paid for all his expenses, HE loves him as one of his own. That is what a Father should be. Sorry I got long-winded there.
I’m sorry you had to go through that, but I am glad that you are safe and happy with a man who truly loves you! And no need to put Dad in quotes, he obviously is your son’s father and I’m happy you all found each other!
He said it's been 60 months ( 5 years) and I might be here forever, but it's a whole hell of a lot better than the place I sent him to. I guess he got life.
Considering he went into the situation already armed, I'm sure he was charged with Murder, 2nd degree at the least which can carry a life sentence minimum of 20 years
I also love Hardy's Give Heaven Some Hell. The cinematography is amazing on both. My sister was abused by her husband. He ran and hid from my brothers, who went looking for him. I agree with this message. Some men just need to be removed from Earth.
How 'bout we add this to the song? It explains all and makes it crystal clear. "I looked in her eyes again and saw my mother staring back at me, and there was no way of controlling the rage building inside of me."
Country never died. It was just hijacked by money grabbing producers and greedy artists that figured out the formula. It actually took me a while to even listen to this song after seeing it in my feed for a while. I generally avoid any song that mentions "my truck", "dusty road", "beer/whiskey/moonshine/any other type of alcohol", "a farmers daughter" and "guns". Specially when they're all in one song. To quote Bob Burnham: "That's textbook pandering". 99/100 times the song is gonna be trashy pop music disguised as country with all the right trigger words to make "country fans" cream their pants. The sort of BS we've been seeing on country hit lists for the last 30 years. This song somehow drops all those things into it, though the dusty road is wet and the farmers daughter isn't quite that, but still qualifies as real country.
That was not a Judge unless Hardy is 8 ft tall and his hands are the size of 2 average males. The Judge is a substantial gun and that was not one. "Judge" indicates the act of judgement and executioner in this case.
He was just a guy with very old fashion beliefs about laying your hands on a woman. Love the look on your face when he took him out and mention the wife-beater's final destination.
The little somethin’ he has going is that he’s a real MAN! He isn’t some big city pretty boy with soft, non calloused hands that turns their nose up at anything that doesn’t support their pretty, uppity lifestyle.
You notice she's driving his truck at the end? He's been down 60 month's and she still comes to see him. She is still waiting in the truck, And she will until He's released.
Girl ur so good at video reactions ur personality really stands out,and definitely the most beautiful lady reacting on utube,I'll be watching for more,take care
Wrong take on that he fell in love with her, he didn't know her, he was a Man. There are times in our lives where we (men) have had enough, we will set things straight. We can sacrifice without return. The beauty of this video is that she knew his sacrifice and was driving his truck at the end, denoting that yes, she may be waiting for a man that gave up his life for hers. Beautiful and tragic all the way around. Great reaction. Subbed.
Something I haven't seen anyone mention before is Lainey's line "I don't know if he's an angel..." The easy answer people would give the woman on this situation is that he was an avenging angel, saving her. But, from her point of view, she has to be at least a little scared that someone so "hell-bent" would turn out to just be a bigger monster. When we see her at the end she has come to realize who he really is. That he did what he did out of compassion for her, rather than to show power. But, in the moment, it had to have been terrifying.
It wasn't about falling in love though. He just saw another human being bullied and beaten and he said if you won't or can't stand up for yourself, I'll do it for you because I'm capable. He traded his freedom for a stranger's freedom
New sub, I loved your reaction ♥ He has a gf 🙄 Lainey has some amazing songs 🎵 "Heart like a truck" is awesome!! P.S. I know what you mean about Hardy,he has some sex appeal. I believe it's because he's sings( a big turn on in my book😉)and not to mention he's a damn hero!!! Lol I listened to this song idk how many times since the first time that I heard it. I love watching others react to it. I always hope that they love it as much as I do,but if they don't no biggie. Also I just have to say you are beautiful & a natural beauty at that.😊
Great react! Hardy is a master Lyricist! I reacted the same way when I first heard it!... Hardy has a huge catalog!... If you want to go down his rabbit hole, check out "the mockingbird and The Crow" or "A Rock"... Hardy won the 2020 CMA song writer of the year for A Rock! Morgan Wallen honored him by singing his song!
Mostly right. He didn't have time to fall in love with her. He served justice where it probably wouldn't have been served, and gave her her freedom. A justice warrior - not a social justice warrior.
I think there are a few things here , sayings, or catch phrases you might have know. " Judge under a Seat" , loaded gun, " wait in the truck", shits about to get real- stay put...
Man shit. He didn't fall in love with her. He didn't have too. I'm married today because I defended her from her ex. We have a purpose, and if that purpose is prison for defending you, so be it. "Why does he have an intense amount of sex appeal," I think it's partially the acting. He's believable. The way he shoots that guy does not look professional, or like he's comfortable with it. He hates it. But he's protecting a woman, which is our job. It's why we exist. Hardy probably knows how to hold and shoot a gun, but he acts out in this video like he's never done anything like this. You can see he's doing what he has to do. That's the kind of man I want my daughters to marry.
You’re the only one that has done a reaction to this that actually finds it funny that smiles during the whole video most people tear up, your reaction stinks, and you wasn’t right at all, he gave his life so she could have hers back, nothing to do with loving her
I noticed you haven’t done the video for Kenny Chesney’s “There Goes My Life” yet. I think you’d fall in love with it. Would love to see you react to that one ❤️
You watched this in the right order... not watch, if ja don't react, to the CMA awards performance. Seeing them sing together was glorious and my goodness her outfit was stunning... ... So... When this came out SOO many who'd suffered violence (Damned if there is ANYTHING "domestic" about it... I Hate that phrase though I understand it tries to frame a picture of being trapped) reacted w vids or in comments about how grateful they were to witness this in your face realization of what does happen. Also reminded me of the inmate who was doing a life term (likely murder(s)) who ended a cellmates life when the cellmate kept talking about the terrible things he did to a young girl/woman... that con admitted, in court, I did it with intention and [paraphrasing here] I didn't Judge him... I just set the appointment (as if Divine judgement was to come).
This is what real men do, take care of business when it needs taken care of. Not out of hate, self gratification, love or lust but because it's the right thing to do.
Southern Justice if your out riding around with one of your boys and you pull up somewhere and are told to wait in the truck you know someone is taking care of business.
I took the law in my own hands in kind of a way like that except I didn’t shoot anybody and all the kids I saved from a sex predator, saved me from going to jail that night, because I kicked in a steel apartment door and in the same motion, grabbed a hold of the dude by his neck, and strung him up until my buddies pulled me off because he was turning purple But they were doing some really sick shit with kids and I was going to kill him
That's just what real men do... We ain't all Ryan ryneolds. Some of us are bigger old guys. But we dont lay our hands on woman. But we protect the hell.out of them
It’s not that he fell in love with her, no time for that. He was just fed up with the injustice and cruelty, called upon to do something that condemned him. P.S. what makes a bag of chips? The shape, the color, or perhaps the taste. What is important?
At the end of the song, when she walks out of the jailhouse, she gets in his truck, so even after all this time she's still waiting in the truck
Different truck
Partially right. He didn't fall in love with her in 20 minutes. He had never seen her before. He basically gave up his freedom so she could have freedom.
That fact is huge
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This. We don't have to be in love to protect.
I just got married. I protected her 20 years ago. I don't have an actual memory of it, but she never forgot. Her ex was absuive and I shut him down in a parking lot. She tells me the story a lot, my friends who were there remember. I don't. It was just what I did. And will do again. I am glad I did because now she's my wife, and she's amazing, but I would do that for any woman. It's what men are for.
😂😂
Yes and he did it with no regrets.
My son, Justin Clough directed this music video and I am so very happy for my son at the responses that he has gotten. This is a very sensitive subject for many, but I think that this song along with the video brought this problem to the front for people to see and hear.
Tell your son it's a cool touch that the door gets kicked in in time with the lyric "kicked".
He did an amazing job congratulations
The thing that most people don't understand is that even if a woman gets out of the abusive relationship they struggle with the effects of it the rest of their lives and it will effect every relationship they try to have the rest of their lives and it's really hard for them to trust a man ever again. I know this from experience but if you love a survivor don't give up show her how much you love her and be patient let her know that you would never hurt her or leave her Love her unconditionally.
You are obviously proud, and rightfully so. Congrats, and we'll done in your parenting.
What a piece of art. I'm a survival. I wish I could sing (so does my family ) I have listened to this over and over. What a story. Tell your son congratulations. Amazing work!!!!!
No. He's in jail for life.
Time for a life lesson.....
"Just wait in the Truck " in that situation is what a man tells a woman to do so that they don't get hurt when something bad is going to happen.
Many men have said this before.
It may seem barbaric to you or others, but it is a reality due to our upbringing and our moral sensitivity.
Men are stronger than women
Men have been taught for years to protect women and children from harm.
Hardy is showing you this.
He didn't think about it, he just took care of it. The abuser broke the code Hardy had. He understood the cost and was willing to pay it. He didn't ask permission or run from it, he just did it.
The girl didn't understand what was going to happen ( most likely in shock), but she was thankful for what he did. She said that her day of judgment came from a judge under the seat, meaning that he got his gun out from under his seat and passed judgment on her assailant.
Hardy didn't ask for forgiveness from the judge but prayed for forgiveness from God.
She visited him, and he was glad she looked better and he knew that he was going to be held accountable forever .
She drove off in the Truck she was picked up in by him.
The moral of the story is that some men just do, while others look away... who would you rather be picked up by if it happened to you 🤔
It is brave men who stand on the wall, to keep monsters at bay, so you can sleep in peace at night!..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 👋🤠
Amen brother. At the end of the day you have to ask yourself, if you can still look in the mirror if you don’t act.
I don’t think I have seen a better explanation than this. You simply get it. thank you for that. And that is not coming from just me, but from people who don’t even realize it.
Just so you know the gun under the seat was a revolver named Judge made by Tauris !
I was brought here from a reaction video I watched.... I'm a survivor of severe domestic abuse. I've had a broken spine, crushed wind pipe, broken bruised ribs, and collar bone. I've been choked out, beaten, tossed down a flight of stairs when I was 8 months pregnant, had my fair share of ICU stays and he would still manage to bail out and come back. He would do worse than before and then I was told if I reported it again I wouldn't even make it to ICU. I had been isolated from my family and friends, lived several hours away from anyone that I thought could help me. But the day the abuse was aimed at my then 9-month-old son (He picked him up and threw him at me like a rag doll) I found the courage to leave. He's the kind of person that changes the doorknobs inside out so when I would get "in trouble" I'd be locked in the room, or while he went to work. I am a firm believer that I would have been dead if I stayed any longer. My son saved my life. I believe that with all my heart. I had to wait until he was asleep, his mother helped me hide my son. I left with the clothes on my back and a backpack with any important paperwork. My siblings drove 6 hours to come to rescue me. I had to force my brother to just drive off after I got in the car and he saw that my eyes were bruised shut and I couldn't speak because my windpipe was crushed. He was so controlling that he drove out those six hours to my family's home with a shotgun to kill me and kill himself. Thankfully my father and brother were both there. This was almost 20 years ago and I still have anxiety attacks and PTSD from the physical abuse, rape, and mental trauma that I endured. But I am a Survivor. He was not a part of my child's life for many years until my son got older and never paid child support. I worked three jobs, went to school full time, became a psychologist to help others that have been through trauma, and continue to do so. I have since gotten married and had two children with the man that is "dad" to my son. HE raised him with me. HE paid for all his expenses, HE loves him as one of his own. That is what a Father should be. Sorry I got long-winded there.
I’m sorry you had to go through that, but I am glad that you are safe and happy with a man who truly loves you! And no need to put Dad in quotes, he obviously is your son’s father and I’m happy you all found each other!
Wow.. I feel like I got the wind knocked out of me reading your story... thanks for sharing that with us!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I’m so glad you and your son got out!
Long winded?.... I’m so happy for you! As you know as a psychologist not many make it out alive.
It only takes a few minutes to become a father but a lifetime of love & hard work to be a DAD.
He said it's been 60 months ( 5 years) and I might be here forever, but it's a whole hell of a lot better than the place I sent him to. I guess he got life.
Considering he went into the situation already armed, I'm sure he was charged with Murder, 2nd degree at the least which can carry a life sentence minimum of 20 years
@@larrydale5733 definitely. You can't break in someone's house and shoot them. They have a right to shoot you.
If you haven’t already, you should watch them perform this at the CMA Award show. They crushed it!
I also love Hardy's Give Heaven Some Hell. The cinematography is amazing on both. My sister was abused by her husband. He ran and hid from my brothers, who went looking for him. I agree with this message. Some men just need to be removed from Earth.
Yes…I also love Give Heaven Some Hell. I lost my 19 year old son 3 years ago and this song gives me some peace.
That’s my absolute favorite song of Hardy’s. I like A Rock also
Awesome song one of my favourite
How 'bout we add this to the song? It explains all and makes it crystal clear. "I looked in her eyes again and saw my mother staring back at me, and there was no way of controlling the rage building inside of me."
Hardy gives me hope for country music
This is old fashioned Southern Gothic country story telling.
Justin Moore is good too
Country never died. It was just hijacked by money grabbing producers and greedy artists that figured out the formula.
It actually took me a while to even listen to this song after seeing it in my feed for a while. I generally avoid any song that mentions "my truck", "dusty road", "beer/whiskey/moonshine/any other type of alcohol", "a farmers daughter" and "guns". Specially when they're all in one song. To quote Bob Burnham: "That's textbook pandering".
99/100 times the song is gonna be trashy pop music disguised as country with all the right trigger words to make "country fans" cream their pants. The sort of BS we've been seeing on country hit lists for the last 30 years.
This song somehow drops all those things into it, though the dusty road is wet and the farmers daughter isn't quite that, but still qualifies as real country.
Most people don’t know that the pistol under the seat is called the JUDGE!
That was not a Judge unless Hardy is 8 ft tall and his hands are the size of 2 average males. The Judge is a substantial gun and that was not one. "Judge" indicates the act of judgement and executioner in this case.
When someone says wait in the truck, something is about to happen.
Lainey has a song out now called "Heart Like a Truck." It's a good song too.
Country music loves trucka 😂
She is still driving and waiting in the truck for HIM. His
truck at end of video
Mockingbird and the crow by hardy is a must listen!!!!
Listen to "Heart Like a Truck" by Lainey
Lainey also played the character Abby in 'Yellowstone'.
they need to make another song a part 2. Where he gets out and they fall in love!!!
She was waiting for him in his truck while waiting for his sentence to be served.
Most people do not pick up on the fact that she drove away from the prison in his truck, the same truck he saved her in.
You’re quite right. As a car/truck nut, I noticed it the first time I saw this video. I think it adds a little extra punch to the story.
I came here to see if anyone had mentioned that
watch give heaven some hell another great one from hardy
He was just a guy with very old fashion beliefs about laying your hands on a woman. Love the look on your face when he took him out and mention the wife-beater's final destination.
vigilante justice needs to be encouraged more in todays society
you are a rare type of empath!!! congregations you have special type of soul
The little somethin’ he has going is that he’s a real MAN! He isn’t some big city pretty boy with soft, non calloused hands that turns their nose up at anything that doesn’t support their pretty, uppity lifestyle.
You notice she's driving his truck at the end? He's been down 60 month's and she still comes to see him. She is still waiting in the truck, And she will until He's released.
If I was on the jury for this man, I’d never have said guilty.
Girl ur so good at video reactions ur personality really stands out,and definitely the most beautiful lady reacting on utube,I'll be watching for more,take care
Wow. The more I watch your reaction, the more your eyes make their way back to the spotlight. ♥
Hardy isn't a band, but i love this song. He's from my home state and he's a mississippi state fan which makes him even more awesome.
😂😂 your face went from, "I was right" to holy crap.
Wrong take on that he fell in love with her, he didn't know her, he was a Man. There are times in our lives where we (men) have had enough, we will set things straight. We can sacrifice without return. The beauty of this video is that she knew his sacrifice and was driving his truck at the end, denoting that yes, she may be waiting for a man that gave up his life for hers. Beautiful and tragic all the way around. Great reaction. Subbed.
Something I haven't seen anyone mention before is Lainey's line "I don't know if he's an angel..." The easy answer people would give the woman on this situation is that he was an avenging angel, saving her. But, from her point of view, she has to be at least a little scared that someone so "hell-bent" would turn out to just be a bigger monster. When we see her at the end she has come to realize who he really is. That he did what he did out of compassion for her, rather than to show power. But, in the moment, it had to have been terrifying.
Wow!!! Those eyes. ♥ I often get compliments on my eyes. They are exactly like yours.
What you're attracted to in him is pure masculine chivalry
It wasn't about falling in love though. He just saw another human being bullied and beaten and he said if you won't or can't stand up for yourself, I'll do it for you because I'm capable. He traded his freedom for a stranger's freedom
Lainey’s voice is angelic
Southern Justice Ya'll! The guy did 20 year's.
She kept waiting for 20 years. They got married when he got out. Song is based on a band member.
The Judge is a gun called The Judge. Its a 45 here in Texaa. ❤❤
This song iss straight fire! A true country song and not pop/country. Took me like 20x watching this before i couldn't cry ffs lol
Did anyone notice she is driving his truck. She is still waiting in the truck
New sub, I loved your reaction ♥ He has a gf 🙄
Lainey has some amazing songs 🎵 "Heart like a truck" is awesome!! P.S. I know what you mean about Hardy,he has some sex appeal. I believe it's because he's sings( a big turn on in my book😉)and not to mention he's a damn hero!!! Lol I listened to this song idk how many times since the first time that I heard it. I love watching others react to it. I always hope that they love it as much as I do,but if they don't no biggie. Also I just have to say you are beautiful & a natural beauty at that.😊
The most beautiful "Hazel" eyes!
Should check them out doing it live at the CMAs
Called swagger 😂😂😂😂
Judge under a seat is a Taurus Judge shoots 410 shotgun shells and .45 cal Colt which is the long cartridge .45 cal round not the .45 ACP cartridge.
Great react! Hardy is a master Lyricist! I reacted the same way when I first heard it!... Hardy has a huge catalog!... If you want to go down his rabbit hole, check out "the mockingbird and The Crow" or "A Rock"... Hardy won the 2020 CMA song writer of the year for A Rock! Morgan Wallen honored him by singing his song!
Mostly right. He didn't have time to fall in love with her. He served justice where it probably wouldn't have been served, and gave her her freedom. A justice warrior - not a social justice warrior.
I think there are a few things here , sayings, or catch phrases you might have know. " Judge under a Seat" , loaded gun, " wait in the truck", shits about to get real- stay put...
Man you girls really set the bar pretty high lol.
Man shit.
He didn't fall in love with her. He didn't have too. I'm married today because I defended her from her ex. We have a purpose, and if that purpose is prison for defending you, so be it.
"Why does he have an intense amount of sex appeal,"
I think it's partially the acting. He's believable. The way he shoots that guy does not look professional, or like he's comfortable with it. He hates it. But he's protecting a woman, which is our job. It's why we exist. Hardy probably knows how to hold and shoot a gun, but he acts out in this video like he's never done anything like this. You can see he's doing what he has to do. That's the kind of man I want my daughters to marry.
He is a real man 🙏
Great song, great reaction and you're an absolute dime.
Just a man doing the right thing....maybe not in the legal sense but he did what he thought was right
You’re the only one that has done a reaction to this that actually finds it funny that smiles during the whole video most people tear up, your reaction stinks, and you wasn’t right at all, he gave his life so she could have hers back, nothing to do with loving her
I noticed you haven’t done the video for Kenny Chesney’s “There Goes My Life” yet. I think you’d fall in love with it. Would love to see you react to that one ❤️
You watched this in the right order... not watch, if ja don't react, to the CMA awards performance. Seeing them sing together was glorious and my goodness her outfit was stunning... ... So... When this came out SOO many who'd suffered violence (Damned if there is ANYTHING "domestic" about it... I Hate that phrase though I understand it tries to frame a picture of being trapped) reacted w vids or in comments about how grateful they were to witness this in your face realization of what does happen.
Also reminded me of the inmate who was doing a life term (likely murder(s)) who ended a cellmates life when the cellmate kept talking about the terrible things he did to a young girl/woman... that con admitted, in court, I did it with intention and [paraphrasing here] I didn't Judge him... I just set the appointment (as if Divine judgement was to come).
I liver around this, I would place myself between my da and moth and brothers. A restraint order is just paper it doesn’t stop someone
Where I'm from, the phrase "Wait in the Truck" mean the Fit is bout to hit the Shan.
Loved it!
lmao that look at 4:10 when you realized it was so much darker than you thought.
He actually does more than country. He does all types of music.
This is what real men do, take care of business when it needs taken care of. Not out of hate, self gratification, love or lust but because it's the right thing to do.
If you don’t know Chris Stapleton, you have to react. He’s one of the best voices of our generation. Maybe ever.
2 country songs I'd recommend is believe by brooks and Dunn and concrete angel by Martina McBride
A avenging Angel
I'm sure a lot of you have said this but... she's driving his truck...
And yes a very complicated situation...
You were all smiles util 330
Hw did 50 months acording to rhe aong and ahe came to ciait him often using his teuck dor transportation!
Hardy is an accomplished songqeiter in xountry music wirh many gits see yng by orher artists!
Southern Justice if your out riding around with one of your boys and you pull up somewhere and are told to wait in the truck you know someone is taking care of business.
Lainey has a honky tonk badonkadonk 😍
I took the law in my own hands in kind of a way like that except I didn’t shoot anybody and all the kids I saved from a sex predator, saved me from going to jail that night, because I kicked in a steel apartment door and in the same motion, grabbed a hold of the dude by his neck, and strung him up until my buddies pulled me off because he was turning purple But they were doing some really sick shit with kids and I was going to kill him
When ppl say they dont like country they're thinking of the basic stereotypes but this is what they're really missing
Great reaction to a great song. I think at the end she's waiting in the truck for him...
I think he deserves a medal... LOL.. anyway.. Good Job!!!
ITS CALLED HES GOT BA!!S!!!
She got in his truck.
Check out Blake Shelton GOD'S COUNTRY. Hardy wrote that as well. Lainie has a great video for HEART LIKE A TRUCK
HELL pronounced HAIL in the South
That's just what real men do... We ain't all Ryan ryneolds. Some of us are bigger old guys. But we dont lay our hands on woman. But we protect the hell.out of them
One of his best but check out his song the mockingbird and the crow.
I just came across your channel. Your eyes are so pretty. I'm not a weirdo or anything.
I don't think he fell in love though. He was just a good guy.
Need more HARDY
4:51 haha
50% right.
The Judge from under a seat was a Taurus Judge that shoots 45 Colt. Whopper of a round.
IF you like storytelling check out Red Sorvine Teddybear or Phantom 309
I don't even like country but this was good
That's exactly what I believe men are here for in a nutshell.
So, like, is The Thunder Rolling in the background? I couldn’t quite hear it with all the singing.
Do The little girl- John Michael Montgomery 💪
It’s not that he fell in love with her, no time for that. He was just fed up with the injustice and cruelty, called upon to do something that condemned him.
P.S. what makes a bag of chips? The shape, the color, or perhaps the taste. What is important?
Good guest at the start
Lots of us would give up freedom so people we don't know can have theirs. Yut.
I was i a abusive relationship 2 years ago and I'm still trying to trust again because I'm scared to be hurt again
Atta girl !!! Just ignore the subject matter!!!!
That "something" he has is his willingness to fight for a woman. Women like that, even if they have Dad Bods.
Steve Wariner - Holes in the floor of heaven
its a code that certain men live by......