@@bamachine Complete Non sense. He can sound just like his father, I've seen him do it live more than once. He just chooses to do his own thing which is why he is what we call multi talented. Nashville wanted him to be his father. He told nashville to fuck off, and became his own artist.
Darrell Wood I know what you mean. I'm getting into his music and already I'm doing some Jack and moonshine Rippin it hard bro I'm even half buzzed posting this. Peace/Love bro
His daddy did I'm so lonesome I could cry. One of his biggest . I have lived down the road from Nashville my whole life and I LOVE COUNTRY MUSIC. Jr. was always one of my favorites to listen to at the bar in my crazy days ...
If your ever in a rel country bar and this plays there is a kinda sing along. When it says why do you drink, everybody yells GET DRUNK and why do you smoke, they yell GET STONED.
Ryan Salmons think that’s pretty universal. We sing it in Kentucky too. On a side note, in a live version with, I think Kid Rock, Hank says “to get cheerleaders”
The doctor telling him when you find out why you're still alive let me know because nobody falls 500 feet off that mountain with that trauma and blood loss and lives
When hank fell from ajax Mountain it was not just johnny and junewho took care of him we're at night for the family he was climbing with he would have been dead! I know that's what it shows online and it's partially true but Dick Willie is hiking buddy and his son helped him tremendously I love hank and his history he's an amazing guy one of only a couple of people I would ever care to meet in my life from the entertainment industry.
Also, facial expression after the first, "why do you roll smoke".... priceless. Especially after the pause just prior with the commentary on the drinking. Rolling.
I think it's wholesome AF you just assumed he was drinking at home when his woman wasn't around and not what he was actually talking about. If anything, your girl should appreciate that.
These are two of my favorite Hank Jr songs. Other favs are Country Boy Can Survive, All My Rowdy Friends and Born to Boogie. I have the funniest memory associated with Family Tradition though. When I was in college I was in marching band and we went to Dublin Ireland to march in the New Years Day parade. New Years Eve, all 300+ of us went to a club and had requested Family Tradition. At the chorus, we did the reply lines quite loudly and drunkenly. The looks on the Irish locals faces were priceless. All these drunk Americans screaming out “TO GET DRUNK”, “TO GET HIGH” and “TO GET LAID”. It was an unforgettable experience.
Please react to "All my Rowdy friends are coming over tonight " the video!! He has A TON of COUNTRY music star cameos in the video that's HILARIOUS!! He is real great friends with Kid Rock!!
Listen to the words. "Old Hank songs always make me feel low down"... That's his daddy... Hank Williams Sr songs were masterpieces, but they were more from the heart. Hank Williams Jr parties!
His daddy sang that some so lonesome I could cry hank Williams that's probably why he gets all balled up inside. His daddy is like one of the most famous country singer ever. Merle Haggard is very good my favorite of the classic country hes the man.
Around the time that this greatest hits album was released, Hank had 9 albums on the charts at the same time. 👍👍 It is drinking on my dad's side of the family. On a side note Hank, Sr died in Bristol, TN/VA.
Hank Sr. (His dad) sang all the songs that sent him "Hell bound ". It was really sweet the way you interpreted the song. Your wife should be very happy with you.
My family's traditions? Drinking, smoking, trying to beat the hell out of somebody...and taking out our frustration in the bedroom later. (That's the reason our spouses put up with the other stuff😉)
Any country fan here should check out the new Ken Burns documentary, "Country Music" that started airing Monday on PBS. It continues Sunday night or is available streaming etc. It traces the roots, origins, developments including all kinds of music that influenced it. Also tells the riveting stories of people like Hank Sr, Patsy Cline etc. Heck, I've never been a big country fan but I've been glued to every episode. All of Burns' docs are a must-see!💙
He said, "Don't play I'm so lonesome I could cry" His father died when he was 3 yrs old from alcoholism and drug addiction, hence the family tradition. His father was also a country singer. The 1973 line is a reference to when he fall off a mountain and wasn't expected to make it.
Merle Haggard is was and always will be my favorite male country vocalist in his hay day he inflected pronounced and done runs like a female country and western vocalist or a yodeler no one did it like him. And let's talk about the writing spectacularly human.
The Family Tradition song by Hank Jr. Was a song he'd written to the Grand Old Oprey for banning him from their show because of him getting drunk and smoking weed. Hank was the most Outlaw country singer of them all. A.K.A Bociphus
His dad was a famous country singer who partied all the time and was kicked out of the Grand Ol Oprey. So he is carrying on a family tradition partying like a rockstar! First song was about getting drunk and destructive if you play his dads songs and get him emotional.
We have a family tradition to drink to much and sing this at family weddings. They sang it at mine and we've been together for 24 year. Great traditions.
His Daddy Hank Williams wrote and sang I'm so lonesome I can cry and Your cheatin heart.. Old school country music you should review it and look him up. He was like one of the biggest country legends there ever were and tore his body up died young and when Hank Jr. was a kid.
TX Rider love the fact your watching a Bocephus reaction and know about what songs his daddy sang while all along repping a Iron Maiden Powerslave avatar.We would get along real good brother! Up the Irons!
Hank Jr FELL OFF A MOUNTAIN🤯and survived! Happened in early 70's, he FELL A FEW HUNDRED FEET, that's why he has a beard to hide scars!! Fun reaction man!!
The album of my youth. Before I found Metallica! Still love Bocephus! So lonesome I could cry was his pop. My current favorite band Volbeat did a cover of it,,,, love it 🤘❤️✌️
So the history is Hank Williams Sr. is the father of country music and Hank Williams Jr aka Bocephus didn’t want to live in his fathers limelight and tried to go his own way with music but the older traditional country culture and performers were disappointed in him So he rebelled but eventually folks came around. 👍🏻❤️❤️ loved the reaction!!!!!
When he said ( i have loved some ladys and i have loved jim beam both tryed to kill me in 1973 ) 73 was the year he fell off ajax mountain in Wyoming scaring up his face.
I have been to a couple clubs and every time they played this, it was sort of audience participation. "Hank, why do ya drink, to get drunk, Hank why do you roll smoke, to get stoned, why must you live like the songs that you wrote,and some comeback there too but I can't remember what it was. Good party song. Love your reaction to it.
He sings about his Dad Hank Sr. Who wrote so hundreds of songs, reigned supreme in Country music, Partied so hard. He did all that and still died at 29 years old.
Ghost to a Ghost- Hank Williams III Country Heros- Hank Williams III During the song Family Tradition during the chorus you have to add the extras so when he says "why do you drink" you say "to get drunk" "why do you smoke" you say" to get high" "why do you live out the songs you wrote" you say" to get laid"
in the book Hank Williams Sr: The Biography, that the cause of death was heart failure caused by the combination of alcohol, morphine and chloral hydrate.
Hank SR had a bad back the drugs he was on was from his doctor . One night in his cadillac on the way to a show with the alcohol and drug combination he overdosed and died. Sad tragic end to a great singer
In Family Tradition, the first line says "Country music singers have all been a real close family" -- so "Family Tradition" is about all of the old country music singers he would hang out with. When he references "so lonesome I could cry" and "your cheating heart" - those are his daddy's (Hank Sr.) songs. For fun songs that'll make you laugh - try "The Winner" by Bobby Bare and "You're the reason our kids are ugly" by Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn. Old Country and great songs.
When you hear family tradition live Hank why do you drink? "to get drunk" Hank why do roll smoke? "to get stoned" Hank why do you live out the sounds that you wrote? " to get laid"
At any bar, party, bon fire when family tradition is played it is a tradition to sing as loud as you can... after the line "Hank why do you drink?"..... TO GET DRUNK! "Hank why do roll smoke?"... TO GET STONED! "Why must you live out the songs that you wrote?" TO GET LAID!
I wonder how many of us were screaming “HIS DADDY” at the screen
Exactly
All of us that look like wonder bread!
I was...lol
All of us who know
I know I was. 😁
I am so lonesome I could cry is his daddy's song Hank Williams Sr.
Yep. Same thing with Rambling Man and Your Cheating Heart.
Jr is fine but cannot hold a candle to his old man, as far as talent.
@@bamachine Complete Non sense. He can sound just like his father, I've seen him do it live more than once. He just chooses to do his own thing which is why he is what we call multi talented. Nashville wanted him to be his father. He told nashville to fuck off, and became his own artist.
Jrs son sounds just like jrs dad
Ya'll need Hank 3.
Hank jr. and Waylon Jennings the conversation is a great one talking about hank senior himself.
Full send!!!!!!
These songs made me a raging alcoholic.Damn Bocephus!
same hahahha
Hank is the reason James Beam and I met. I call him James now out fear and respect.
I didn't need Hank's help i have my own family tradition lol
Darrell Wood I know what you mean. I'm getting into his music and already I'm doing some Jack and moonshine Rippin it hard bro I'm even half buzzed posting this. Peace/Love bro
wasnt the songs it was the inclination from your dna
It always tugs at my heart when Hank Jr references his Dad in his songs. The Conversation is another great one
Dude for both these songs you really need to look at Junior's daddy. Hank Williams. Look at his history
Hank Sr rasied on that old stone cold country
Hi, prettyface, i know this is like a dream to you.Thank you for being a fan
His daddy did I'm so lonesome I could cry. One of his biggest . I have lived down the road from Nashville my whole life and I LOVE COUNTRY MUSIC. Jr. was always one of my favorites to listen to at the bar in my crazy days ...
All the songs that he said not to sing were songs that his dad, Hank Sr., had made popular!!!
Hank was the soundtrack of me growing up.Still love him,love his dads music.
Nothing quite like getting drunk and listening to some good ole country music.
Love the combination
If your ever in a rel country bar and this plays there is a kinda sing along. When it says why do you drink, everybody yells GET DRUNK and why do you smoke, they yell GET STONED.
And " Why must you live out the songs that you wrote?" TO GET LAID LOL At least down here in Texas
Ryan Salmons Alabama and Florida too.
I always thought that was part of the song 😂
@@JKM395 especially if you are at the FloraBama
Ryan Salmons think that’s pretty universal. We sing it in Kentucky too. On a side note, in a live version with, I think Kid Rock, Hank says “to get cheerleaders”
I'm so lonesome I could cry was his dad's song. Hank Williams sr.
Hank, Jr is similar to Prince, in that he can play just about any instrument, he’s a great vocalist and songwriter.
I cannot count the amount of times I have been drunk and stoned and jammed to this song. All hail Hank Jr. Its a fucking family tradition.
He wears the beard and glasses to cover the scars from sliding down a mountain.
That fall almost killed him. June and Johnny Cash nursed him for months.
500 feet
You are correct
The doctor telling him when you find out why you're still alive let me know because nobody falls 500 feet off that mountain with that trauma and blood loss and lives
When hank fell from ajax Mountain it was not just johnny and junewho took care of him we're at night for the family he was climbing with he would have been dead! I know that's what it shows online and it's partially true but Dick Willie is hiking buddy and his son helped him tremendously I love hank and his history he's an amazing guy one of only a couple of people I would ever care to meet in my life from the entertainment industry.
"I'm so lonesome I could cry...Who sings that song?"
Umm...his daddy...(same guy who sung "your cheating heart")
Also fighting side of me
And “there's a tear in my beer”
And "I Saw The Light", "Cold, Cold Heart", "Move It On Over", "Lovesick Blues".....
@@timothyprinnell7055 ??? That was Merle Haggard
In his case it actually is a family tradition. His dad Hank Sr. died at 29 of heart failure from alcoholism and drug abuse.
THE GREATEST COUNTRY SONG EVER - I;M SO LONESOME I COULD CRY - WAS WRITTEN BY HANK'S DADDY, HANK WILLIAMS.
His father, Hank Williams, sang I'm so Lonesome I Could Cry
Also, facial expression after the first, "why do you roll smoke".... priceless. Especially after the pause just prior with the commentary on the drinking. Rolling.
Now you need to jump down the rabbit hole and check his dad's music out 😅
Love your pullover
Yep
Where did you get that shirt?
His daddy sang that song (I'm so lonesome i could cry) He acknowledges him in a lot of his music.
Hi, prettyface, i know this is like a dream to you.Thank you for being a fan
I think it's wholesome AF you just assumed he was drinking at home when his woman wasn't around and not what he was actually talking about. If anything, your girl should appreciate that.
I was thinking the same thing. I like this guy. He must be a good dude
Seems like a good dude but he needs to chill a little on stopping the video every 10 seconds.
I know I was waiting for him to figure it out. He's like nope that's where I draw the line Hank. I love that.
@@henrywinfrey9252 he might be but he got no business partying with me neither
@@brandong1811 i party with all kinds
These are two of my favorite Hank Jr songs. Other favs are Country Boy Can Survive, All My Rowdy Friends and Born to Boogie.
I have the funniest memory associated with Family Tradition though. When I was in college I was in marching band and we went to Dublin Ireland to march in the New Years Day parade. New Years Eve, all 300+ of us went to a club and had requested Family Tradition. At the chorus, we did the reply lines quite loudly and drunkenly. The looks on the Irish locals faces were priceless. All these drunk Americans screaming out “TO GET DRUNK”, “TO GET HIGH” and “TO GET LAID”. It was an unforgettable experience.
Hi, prettyface, i know this is like a dream to you.Thank you for being a fan.
Please react to "All my Rowdy friends are coming over tonight " the video!! He has A TON of COUNTRY music star cameos in the video that's HILARIOUS!!
He is real great friends with Kid Rock!!
he and kid rock are actually neighbors
And Young Country.
Also was filmed at his house that was on Smith lake in Cullman Alabama
Duane Snodgrass YESSA!
not just country stars.....it has cheech & chong in it
Listen to the words. "Old Hank songs always make me feel low down"... That's his daddy... Hank Williams Sr songs were masterpieces, but they were more from the heart. Hank Williams Jr parties!
Hank Williams Senior sang"I'm So Lonesome I Can Cry!" His dad!
Hank Jr is the man and in his day the beast of the party. 80 rock bands called their parties Bocephus time... Which is Hank Jr's nick name.
I highly recommend......You don't even call me by my name by David Allen Coe
I think he's heard all he wants to from David Allen Come.
I highly recommend NOT using that song. For various reasons
@@williamstamper442 could you please elaborate. I don't know what's wrong with this song.
@@marymarney3843 my bad....brain was thinking "if that aint country" blame it on lack of sleep
@@williamstamper442 I know the feeling. 3 kids in school. Nuff said.
His daddy sang that some so lonesome I could cry hank Williams that's probably why he gets all balled up inside. His daddy is like one of the most famous country singer ever. Merle Haggard is very good my favorite of the classic country hes the man.
Around the time that this greatest hits album was released, Hank had 9 albums on the charts at the same time. 👍👍
It is drinking on my dad's side of the family.
On a side note Hank, Sr died in Bristol, TN/VA.
Hank Sr. (His dad) sang all the songs that sent him "Hell bound ".
It was really sweet the way you interpreted the song. Your wife should be very happy with you.
My family's traditions? Drinking, smoking, trying to beat the hell out of somebody...and taking out our frustration in the bedroom later. (That's the reason our spouses put up with the other stuff😉)
Any country fan here should check out the new Ken Burns documentary, "Country Music" that started airing Monday on PBS. It continues Sunday night or is available streaming etc. It traces the roots, origins, developments including all kinds of music that influenced it. Also tells the riveting stories of people like Hank Sr, Patsy Cline etc.
Heck, I've never been a big country fan but I've been glued to every episode. All of Burns' docs are a must-see!💙
#OldWhiteLady from South Alabama here again, hey L,
Hands down the best concert I've been too. 1980 something😁
Hank Williams Jr -- Mr. Lincoln
One of the best ever
Hank Jr, a great bonfire whiskey or shine night! I have never been offended by his music, he has fun humor in his lyrics, he is one the greatest!
Hi, prettyface, i know this is like a dream to you.Thank you for being a fan
as an aside Hank Jr. and Waylon Jennings do a song called " The Conversation" which is about Hanks daddy. It tells the story as well.
The Ballard of Hank Williams is great as well
He said, "Don't play I'm so lonesome I could cry"
His father died when he was 3 yrs old from alcoholism and drug addiction, hence the family tradition. His father was also a country singer. The 1973 line is a reference to when he fall off a mountain and wasn't expected to make it.
Man you cant understand hank jr without knowing his pop.
FX RED RIDER facts...
You mean......Bocephus!
I grew up listening to hank jr. Ridin back roads drinking and smoking. Just kicking it! Okie shhhhh... ❤ me some Hank!
React to Merle Haggard Mama Tried, sing me back home and working man blues
Always loving you and silver wings!
I've Heard And Liked Mama Tried Written From His Own Life Decisions. Never Heard The Other 2
Merle Haggard is was and always will be my favorite male country vocalist in his hay day he inflected pronounced and done runs like a female country and western vocalist or a yodeler no one did it like him. And let's talk about the writing spectacularly human.
The Family Tradition song by Hank Jr. Was a song he'd written to the Grand Old Oprey for banning him from their show because of him getting drunk and smoking weed. Hank was the most Outlaw country singer of them all. A.K.A Bociphus
Love Hank Jr and Sr..
Man I enjoyed your reaction! More Hank please. Moonshine
As others have said, he is in a unique position being the son of a legend and being quite the fuck up but he's a formidable singer in his own right.
He might have drank a beer or two here and there but he was the greatest entertainer of all time
Man you listened to these songs just once and understood them better than better than anyone I know who listens to them regularly.
His dad was a famous country singer who partied all the time and was kicked out of the Grand Ol Oprey. So he is carrying on a family tradition partying like a rockstar!
First song was about getting drunk and destructive if you play his dads songs and get him emotional.
Hank Sr had a degenerative bone disease that he abused alcohol and pain killers to cope with the pain, not to party
@@chuckcooper859 Kind of like Curt Cobain , who had scoliosis and took drugs to cope with the pain of his condition .
"A famous country singer"? His dad was the standard country music was judged by for 70 years...
@@rickypurtle5323 what the hell does that have to do with what I said?
We have a family tradition to drink to much and sing this at family weddings. They sang it at mine and we've been together for 24 year. Great traditions.
This one hits home for me. My family disowned me cause i followed my own way and not theirs. I went and broke a family tradition
Love it, my favourite Hank Jr. song is Feelin' Better
I really liked-"born to boogie", "send me the pillow that you Dream on", and " between heaven and hell".
Mine is Dinosaur
Women I’ve never had is my favorite off this album but two damn good ones here!
He sang a lot about partying back then. My favorite is all my rowdy friends are coming over tonight.
His Daddy Hank Williams wrote and sang I'm so lonesome I can cry and Your cheatin heart.. Old school country music you should review it and look him up. He was like one of the biggest country legends there ever were and tore his body up died young and when Hank Jr. was a kid.
TX Rider love the fact your watching a Bocephus reaction and know about what songs his daddy sang while all along repping a Iron Maiden Powerslave avatar.We would get along real good brother! Up the Irons!
Hank Jr FELL OFF A MOUNTAIN🤯and survived! Happened in early 70's, he FELL A FEW HUNDRED FEET, that's why he has a beard to hide scars!! Fun reaction man!!
The album of my youth. Before I found Metallica! Still love Bocephus! So lonesome I could cry was his pop. My current favorite band Volbeat did a cover of it,,,, love it 🤘❤️✌️
So the history is Hank Williams Sr. is the father of country music and Hank Williams Jr aka Bocephus didn’t want to live in his fathers limelight and tried to go his own way with music but the older traditional country culture and performers were disappointed in him
So he rebelled but eventually folks came around. 👍🏻❤️❤️ loved the reaction!!!!!
Cheaten Heart - Hank Sr
Lonesome I could cry - Hank Sr
Whiskey River - Willie Nelson. (You would love this one)
Ramblin Man - Allman Bros
pretty sure he meant this song th-cam.com/video/V41gDDWEPso/w-d-xo.html
Loved seeing your reaction...I knew where he was going
When he said ( i have loved some ladys and i have loved jim beam both tryed to kill me in 1973 ) 73 was the year he fell off ajax mountain in Wyoming scaring up his face.
August 8th 1975
@@nailbender7223 indeed.
I love this reaction! Hank has always been my favorite
His father sang "I'm so lonesome I could cry"
I have been to a couple clubs and every time they played this, it was sort of audience participation. "Hank, why do ya drink, to get drunk, Hank why do you roll smoke, to get stoned, why must you live like the songs that you wrote,and some comeback there too but I can't remember what it was. Good party song. Love your reaction to it.
Family Tradition is an audience participation song. Find a live version (maybe one w/Kid Rock)
Hank, why do you drink?...
To get drunk!
Hank, why do you roll smoke?..
To get high!
He sings about his Dad Hank Sr. Who wrote so hundreds of songs, reigned supreme in Country music, Partied so hard. He did all that and still died at 29 years old.
Gonna have to throw in anotber suggestion for Lost Highway and I Saw the Light by Hank Williams Sr
Roronoa Zoro I gladly second this suggestion
He just won me over I have watched a few times but this dude is great!
Hank Sr sings “So lonesome I could cry” his dad
You went bold, man I love Hank
Ghost to a Ghost- Hank Williams III
Country Heros- Hank Williams III
During the song Family Tradition during the chorus you have to add the extras so when he says "why do you drink" you say "to get drunk" "why do you smoke" you say" to get high" "why do you live out the songs you wrote" you say" to get laid"
Oh my favorite reactor on TH-cam yay! Love HW Jr
He said don’t play it. It’s one of his dad’s songs who died in his late 20’s from alcohol!
Legendary country artist Waylon Jennings sang Rambling Man.
Waylon Jennings is also bad ass. He went from green river with a sweet baritone to the outlaw sound. He should react to outlaw bit. Lol
So glad I grew up on Waylon and the Williams family and not modern country
Hank Williams Jr is the ICON
I don't know if you've done this song, but Copperhead Road by Steve Earle is one to definitely check out
Great song same album/lp snake oil
Hell yeah
That song blows
@@rl1236 no, it doesn't
Don't worry about the haters dude! You're doing a great thing checking this out.
in the book Hank Williams Sr: The Biography, that the cause of death was heart failure caused by the combination of alcohol, morphine and chloral hydrate.
I thought it was pneumonia.
Hank SR had a bad back the drugs he was on was from his doctor . One night in his cadillac on the way to a show with the alcohol and drug combination he overdosed and died. Sad tragic end to a great singer
HANK you went to far hahahah love it.
I think you'd really like Billy Currington's: "Pretty Good At Drinkin' Beer." It's a really good song and hilarious.
he could do that one with Eric Church - drink in my hand
Hi, handsome, i know this is like a dream to you.Thank you for being a fan
Now you're getting Hanks good stuff!
You would probably like “Attitude Adjustment “ And one by his daddy “ Tear in my Beer”
I agree. . That is a great one...
My Girl Don't Like My Cowboy Har.
Thank u for this reaction i love it
Hank Sr drank/drugged himself to death when Jr was 3 or 4 years old, so it really is a family tradition for him.
Sad story. He constantly battled pain from spina bifida😞
And jr attempted suicide by pills too but thankfully he failed at it and is still alive today
It was a heart attack caused by a mix of morphine and alcohol
Yea he been carrying on that tradition for along time , drinking ,pills. A lot of cocain he’s had a hell of a good life
So lonesome I could cry was Hank Williams senior Hank Jr's father 👍👍
Please react to hank williams jr there’s a tear in my beer
Kayla Strand and I’m cryin for you dear...
I'm just an old country boy from Texas, and our family tradition, well you're listening to it.
That song ramblin Man with somebody that also every song he's talking about in there his dad sung
Hank jr has a lot of great songs... "Hand me down" is a must... And "Living Proof" ..
Reaction Request: Alice's Restaurant. By Arlo Guthrie
A traditional Thanksgiving song !!
Would have to agree with that...though it would have to get its own Video.
In Family Tradition, the first line says "Country music singers have all been a real close family" -- so "Family Tradition" is about all of the old country music singers he would hang out with. When he references "so lonesome I could cry" and "your cheating heart" - those are his daddy's (Hank Sr.) songs. For fun songs that'll make you laugh - try "The Winner" by Bobby Bare and "You're the reason our kids are ugly" by Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn. Old Country and great songs.
Do the song There's a Tear in my Beer by Hank Jr and Sr
Prairie Off Road yes
this is one of the greatest singers
When you hear family tradition live
Hank why do you drink?
"to get drunk"
Hank why do roll smoke?
"to get stoned"
Hank why do you live out the sounds that you wrote?
" to get laid"
Nice shirt, Hank Jr is a legend
Please Do Hank Williams Jr “od’d in Denver” and “Blues Man” !!!
Deep cut hank is the best hank!
Hi, prettyface, i know this is like a dream to you.Thank you for being a fan
He'll yeah !!! Been there ,done that!
You should react to There's a tear in my beer by Hank Williams Jr and Sr
At any bar, party, bon fire when family tradition is played it is a tradition to sing as loud as you can... after the line "Hank why do you drink?"..... TO GET DRUNK! "Hank why do roll smoke?"... TO GET STONED! "Why must you live out the songs that you wrote?" TO GET LAID!
Hank Williams jr born to boogie and Dixie on my mind
My man, you so real Hahahaha I got a headache from laughing at your comedy what the hell man lol
Try his son, Hank 3. Long hauls and close calls.
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