Dennis Franz (Earl) played NYPD detective Andy Sipowicz throughout the run of the TV series _NYPD Blue_ for 12 years. When the Dixie Chicks asked him to be in this video as one of the two cops, he insisted that he wanted to play Earl instead. They gave him the part. He did a great job playing Earl and Zombie Earl.
I think it must be really hard for younger people to understand how big a star he was.. He was among the most popular TV stars in a time when TV was far more popular than today... so popular, that they got him to get his ass out on TV.
If you're in an abusive relationship make this your anthem, straighten your crown, save your money and go underground...it can be done! And don't take him back. Take yourself back!
This song came out right after my mother divorced her own Earl. We ended up moving halfway across the state without telling anyone where we were headed to lose him because he'd resorted to stalking. Let's just say it definitely made us feel better.
I lived it too. He secretly became a meth-monster. The night I'd had enough was when he came home drunk after drinking 8- 1/2 pints of brandy. He wanted to fight. He pushed me over our baby son into the sharp rocks on our fireplace. I grabbed the baby, locked us in the bathroom and called police. After 6 years of this bullshit I moved into a women's and children's shelter. Ultimately he died of a wicked, rare, fast killing leukemia. I'd always said I wouldn't wish cancer on anyone but this time cancer saved lives. Ours. I knew eventually he would kill me and I didn't deserve that. I hope you find a way out, sunny.... Thanks for sharing your inspiring story, JW. There are far too many women who've endured abuse. Ending that cycle in my family happened because of me. Take. No. Abuse.
Not so necessarily. A 1971 song (Timothy) by the Buoys, which happens to be my first name, took a possible murder in real life to the next level. The song became very popular before being taken off due to the subject content of the song that was written by Rupert Holmes (Escape aka Pina Colada).
You missed the point...Timothy is about cannibalism with it unexpectedly hitting nationally at the time #17...in Detroit it was #6...in which one could order the song on cd with the cklw radio jingle on it before the song, btw.
The look on your face when they sang "Earl had to die". Sorry, I started laughing. I take it you hadn't heard this song before. I guess that's why people enjoy watching these reaction videos.
Yeah... the great thing about reactions is that they're the next best thing to experiencing something you like for the first time all over again, and that's watching someone _else_ experience something you like for the first time. There's also some great cultural exchange going on where people who've grown up with certain genres of music within their community are getting into other music genres popular in other communities. It's helping people of different backgrounds to better relate to one another.
Dixie Chicks are awesome. I saw them live yrs ago, but I wish I'd been able to go for this album. You could buy bumper stickers that said "Earl's in the trunk".
This song reminds me of the restaurant where a guy recommended that the waitresses “show some skin.” The restaurant responded by adding potato skins to the menu and giving the profits to women’s shelters. I absolutely the chaotic good energy.
When they mentioned killing Earl it sure cleared up your confusion about that up tempo beat. Loved that look on your face! I think the lyrics you didn't understand were: "We'll pack a lunch. We'll put you in the trunk". Love this song. Yep, Earl got what he deserved. I think they included him in the dance sequences to keep the video from being too dark because a murder had been committed. You can't really get too sad that a man is murdered because there he is dancing with everyone else.
this used to be one of my favorite songs when I was like 10/11. I got the story, but at the time didn't totally understand the weight of it, but I damn sure enjoyed singing it at the top of my lungs in the car with my mom.
This song was famous/infamous in Country after it came out. A lot of people objected to it, saying it promoted violence; you heard "stop the cycle of violence" a lot. Some radio stations banned it from their play-list. Others said that it helped expose abuse/abusers, and helped the abused feel empowered. Me, my attitude was "well, they took care of that problem/threat" - and "maybe this'll make certain folks re-think what they're doing". After finding out what happened to a close friend, I have become kind of ... hard-core about this stuff. Sorry! (Sorta)
This was one of the first songs that wasn't all stand by your man. It told the world that messing with a country woman was a BAD idea. Miranda Lambert's Gunpowder and Lead and Kerosene are two of my favorites. Carrie Underwood also had Before He Cheats.
whoa horsey whoa yes because women should totally just put up with being beaten up by people who are biologically stronger than them! No we shouldn’t. Men shouldn’t put up with women being abusive either but it is more common for men to be abusive towards women. So no it’s not sexist for women to not put up with abuse. And any woman who would get pissed off about a man defending himself from an abusive woman is sexist herself not the other way around.
I thought you might get a kick out of this song from the 1970's, it was banned as soon as it came out, I actually only heard it once on the radio and luckily I was recording to 8-track tape that day and so I got a copy, the song is called "You Think I'm "Psycho" don't You Mama" by Eddie Noack. By the way I loved your reaction to the Dixie Chicks "Goodbye Earl" awesome stuff there dude! Thank you for keeping an old lady entertained!
Yes, they were crucified for daring to have and state their opinions on Bush starting the war. They were being good Americans, which means not agreeing with governmental actions that are wrong. Blind patriotism is not patriotism. People actually threatened their lives, as well as tried to ruin their careers. It was a complete abomination how they were treated, by country music knuckledraggers AND the media, and they showed such courage in enduring it.
This video was banned from airplay, they said women might turn to this type of self-help if they are in a bad relationship! "Does He Love You" was also banned the one with Reba McEntire and Linda Davis.
You get given so many emotional songs there 2 songs and videos you should check out for a laugh 1 sugarland - stuck like glue 2 brad paisley - I'm going to miss her
Just when I think I have seen all the best reaction vids, I discover this!!! I have never seen anyone else react to this song! LOVED your reaction! Brought me back to the day someone played this for me for the first time, on a road trip! The whole album is fantastic! Thanks for the FUN reaction!
This song justifies that you learn how to swing a bat really hard when you are young. After I left home where my mom was very handsy, I swore no one would ever lay their hands on me like that again. So when my husband lost his mind and thought he would treat me like his father treated his mother, I brought the baseball bat after he fell asleep. First swing was across his knees, then every time he suggested that he was going to hit me again the bat swing again. He has never hit me again. I think he is afraid if he does he may not walk afterwards.
You had me going in this one. My side hurts from laughing so much. I had heard this song many times but it’s so funny to watch your reaction to this song. 😂 made my day!
go look up THE DIXIE CHICKS video live on the country music awards a few years ago, called "Travelling Soldier". this song is beautiful and heart breaking.
I made my sisters listen to Goodbye Earl for the first time months ago and their reaction was so priceless. I’ve been chasing the high by finding first time reactions to this song for awhile because of that and this video did not disappoint.
Tennessee ham and strawberry jam: *slaps ass on HAM* : the 90s in a nut shell. Life long Chicks (like since I was 7) fan and this was one of the songs the sealed he deal.
You should check out "Not Ready To Make Nice" by The Dixie Chicks - it's definitely a different vibe (after getting blacklisted in country music for speaking out politically in the early 2000s), super powerful, and legit one of my all-time favorites.
I’m 31 and I grew up with this song. I was playing it for my 11 year old daughter and I came across your reaction video and I’m so glad I did because this was amazing 😂 subscribed!!
Loved your reaction! You took it for the fun it was supposed to be; as well as the serious message about domestic abuse. Seriously, great fun to watch. 😂
My son Tyler love’s your show the best the way you’re so animated, makes him scrunch’ up his nose, flap his hands and laugh so hard he couldn’t catch his breath. It’s not that he likes that song.... it’s your funny lively show... it’s YOU!
I think you'd enjoy "I've Got A Brand New Girlfriend" by Steve Holy, coming from the kid who grew up on interesting videos like this one on CMT. Hahahaha.
Grease thing!! LOL.."You're the one I want..." It's one of my favorite Dixie Chicks. You heard of them because they spoke out against President Bush and the war. People went batshit crazy. Burning CD's, no radio play, concert #s took a hit. I think they all went on to have families. One of the tall girls came out, which was risky for anyone in country music, especially at that time period. I don't know if they ever got back together or not. I'd love to hear a song about the idiot in the White House. He makes Bush look like a genius.
🤣🤣🤣 I had so much fun watching you react to this. All the country music fans had this reaction years ago when it was first released. We were right there with you. Lol
This was the most controversial video on CMT ever. At least since they refused to air Garth's video for The Thunder Rolls. When they aired this video it really upset Garth's label.
The Thunder Rolls was aired, but country music video channels compromised, by making Garth redo the song with a verse cut out. To this day you can't find the full uncut song unless it's live.
Martina McBride's Independence Day was another one that got the controversy sticker. I recall people being quite shocked at that one. As well as Fancy by Reba McEntire. I haven't heard most of these songs since I was in single digits.
Loved your reaction to this one, especially at the "Earl had to die" lol. You had me rolling. One solid rule of country music, if a country woman is singing about abuse in an upbeat way, you can 100% guarantee he's going to get his in the end.
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".....turns out he was a missing person that nobody missed at all.." is one of the best musical lines EVER!!! :P
Sometimes taking a tough/hard topic can be best approached with a little levity.
Yep...
That's my favorite line also!!!
totally agreed.
Yeah Natalie has bars frfr
The official liner notes for the album say "We do not approve of murder but we like getting even when we have been hurt."
Your face when the punchline hit 😆
if he would only let the song play and comment after
😅😅😅😅
My daughter and I fell apart laughing at this reaction! LOL
@@pamelakrumvieda3153 it was too good 😆
Mr Billy you are the funniest , hilarious. You should have your talk show.
Great Group. OMG. Earl, what a guy!!!
Here in the South, askin' an abusive man if his name is Earl, is a known threat.
I'm just sayin'
Aunt B
Aunt B you’re awesome Aunt B!!!!!
Aw, guuuurl, I luv you! My ahole ex is named Earl! Hahaha, and you so right!
🤣🤣🤣 😳No, but seriously. It is.
I always have tarps, you never know?
@@sunnygirl87 trailer full of lye doesn't hurt either 😂😂
I'm normally not a huge country music fan, but have always respected the Dixie chicks for their fearlessness to talk about taboo topics.
Same. I really don't like country music but they were always in a different category in my head lol idk why
Dennis Franz (Earl) played NYPD detective Andy Sipowicz throughout the run of the TV series _NYPD Blue_ for 12 years. When the Dixie Chicks asked him to be in this video as one of the two cops, he insisted that he wanted to play Earl instead. They gave him the part. He did a great job playing Earl and Zombie Earl.
Man, I knew he looked familiar. I just couldn't place it.
When a great actor like that asks to be the villain in your music video you say yes.
I think it must be really hard for younger people to understand how big a star he was..
He was among the most popular TV stars in a time when TV was far more popular than today... so popular, that they got him to get his ass out on TV.
Damn, hadn't clocked it was him. Thank you!
And one of the cops is the lead singer's then-husband (who was also an actor in Heroes and other things).
"This song is making me feel conflicted..." I had to laugh. Just wait, lol
Me too
I was yelling, just wait!
I just had the same thought!!!
@@samanthak9078 I was, too....literally yelling out loud to my computer.
Same😂
If you're in an abusive relationship make this your anthem, straighten your crown, save your money and go underground...it can be done!
And don't take him back. Take yourself back!
Its rough when you have 4 boys together, and have let your career go for his to soar while raising them. The resources dont help for that
This song came out right after my mother divorced her own Earl. We ended up moving halfway across the state without telling anyone where we were headed to lose him because he'd resorted to stalking. Let's just say it definitely made us feel better.
I lived it too. He secretly became a meth-monster. The night I'd had enough was when he came home drunk after drinking 8- 1/2 pints of brandy. He wanted to fight. He pushed me over our baby son into the sharp rocks on our fireplace. I grabbed the baby, locked us in the bathroom and called police. After 6 years of this bullshit I moved into a women's and children's shelter.
Ultimately he died of a wicked, rare, fast killing leukemia.
I'd always said I wouldn't wish cancer on anyone but this time cancer saved lives. Ours. I knew eventually he would kill me and I didn't deserve that.
I hope you find a way out, sunny....
Thanks for sharing your inspiring story, JW. There are far too many women who've endured abuse.
Ending that cycle in my family happened because of me.
Take. No. Abuse.
My mama hid her divorce money in a tampon applicator.
@@alyshaharper8730 literally tell every friend I have, grandma always had her "get out" fund. Just. In. Case.
This is the most upbeat song about abuse and murder ever. Love it though.
Fancy meeting you here. Lol
Not so necessarily. A 1971 song (Timothy) by the Buoys, which happens to be my first name, took a possible murder in real life to the next level. The song became very popular before being taken off due to the subject content of the song that was written by Rupert Holmes (Escape aka Pina Colada).
@@timothyteater4868 There have been many songs about murder. This is hardly the only one.
You missed the point...Timothy is about cannibalism with it unexpectedly hitting nationally at the time #17...in Detroit it was #6...in which one could order the song on cd with the cklw radio jingle on it before the song, btw.
Papa loved mama is upbeatvtoo lol
After going to a Dixie Chicks concert I drove around for years with an ‘Earl’s in the trunk’ bumper sticker
The look on your face when they sang "Earl had to die". Sorry, I started laughing. I take it you hadn't heard this song before. I guess that's why people enjoy watching these reaction videos.
Canadian Girl I started laughing too
Yeah... the great thing about reactions is that they're the next best thing to experiencing something you like for the first time all over again, and that's watching someone _else_ experience something you like for the first time. There's also some great cultural exchange going on where people who've grown up with certain genres of music within their community are getting into other music genres popular in other communities. It's helping people of different backgrounds to better relate to one another.
@@bcpr9812 Uniting people through music. I like it.
That part made me laugh so hard! I replayed it a few times lol
I kept shouting “just wait” at my phone right before that part lol
"Tennessee Ham" is a southern expression for a woman's ass. It's not that common anymore, but you might hear it once in a while. Great video!!!
I southern and had never heard that one. Maybe because I don't live in Tennessee Thanks!
Wow, thanks! This is one of my favorite songs but I had no idea!
So they SOLD Tennessee Ham... Does that mean they were prostitutes? Or pimps maybe?
@@moquips No they weren't prostitutes. They "sold" sex appeal and used it to better sell their jam. Basic marketing: Sex sells.
So does that mean that they were selling a little something extra to the Gentlemen?
When they sing "That Earl had to die"
Billy your reaction had me ROLLIN' 🤣🤣🤣
I've been howling for a good 5 minutes...PRICELESS 🤣🤣🤣
when he's talking about the beat being too happy I was thinking "oh just wait you'll see why this is a happy song"
"I ain't even upset. "
BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Lord, I laughed so hard when you said that!
“That’s terrible” ... immediately proceeds to laugh 😂
Tennessee Ham is a pretty common expression (although older) for a woman’s behind.
Goodbye Earl is my go to song to make people confused and uncomfortable
Dixie Chicks are awesome. I saw them live yrs ago, but I wish I'd been able to go for this album. You could buy bumper stickers that said "Earl's in the trunk".
This song reminds me of the restaurant where a guy recommended that the waitresses “show some skin.” The restaurant responded by adding potato skins to the menu and giving the profits to women’s shelters. I absolutely the chaotic good energy.
Your face when they said earl had to die 😂😂😂😂😂
When they mentioned killing Earl it sure cleared up your confusion about that up tempo beat. Loved that look on your face! I think the lyrics you didn't understand were: "We'll pack a lunch. We'll put you in the trunk". Love this song. Yep, Earl got what he deserved. I think they included him in the dance sequences to keep the video from being too dark because a murder had been committed. You can't really get too sad that a man is murdered because there he is dancing with everyone else.
this used to be one of my favorite songs when I was like 10/11. I got the story, but at the time didn't totally understand the weight of it, but I damn sure enjoyed singing it at the top of my lungs in the car with my mom.
This song was famous/infamous in Country after it came out. A lot of people objected to it, saying it promoted violence; you heard "stop the cycle of violence" a lot. Some radio stations banned it from their play-list. Others said that it helped expose abuse/abusers, and helped the abused feel empowered.
Me, my attitude was "well, they took care of that problem/threat" - and "maybe this'll make certain folks re-think what they're doing".
After finding out what happened to a close friend, I have become kind of ... hard-core about this stuff. Sorry! (Sorta)
This was one of the first songs that wasn't all stand by your man. It told the world that messing with a country woman was a BAD idea.
Miranda Lambert's Gunpowder and Lead and Kerosene are two of my favorites. Carrie Underwood also had Before He Cheats.
and all of them are sexist..... women would raise the roof if it was the reverse ..
You just named three of my favorite country songs.
whoa horsey whoa yes because women should totally just put up with being beaten up by people who are biologically stronger than them! No we shouldn’t. Men shouldn’t put up with women being abusive either but it is more common for men to be abusive towards women. So no it’s not sexist for women to not put up with abuse. And any woman who would get pissed off about a man defending himself from an abusive woman is sexist herself not the other way around.
Also, three songs by Martina McBride:
"Independence Day" -- Domestic violence -- Physical battery -- Murder/suicide
"Concrete Angel" -- Domestic violence -- Child Abuse -- Mother beats child to death
"Broken Wing" -- Domestic violence -- psychological battery
Now Miranda has “Too Pretty for Prison ‘ too. She has money so she’s going to hire someone to kill him. Awesome lyrics.
I thought you might get a kick out of this song from the 1970's, it was banned as soon as it came out, I actually only heard it once on the radio and luckily I was recording to 8-track tape that day and so I got a copy, the song is called "You Think I'm "Psycho" don't You Mama" by Eddie Noack.
By the way I loved your reaction to the Dixie Chicks "Goodbye Earl" awesome stuff there dude! Thank you for keeping an old lady entertained!
That's a good one. It's on TH-cam too.
Alisha, I know it is and I keep trying to get someone to react to it! It's a weird song but I like it!
I busted out laughing when you started shaking your head as she climbed into the car in the wedding dress. You are such a sweet soul 🤗❤️
I am freaking dying right now , “they hit us with the grease “ 😂😂
Thank you so much for you’re kind words ❤️
A sense of humor is good. So funny
Saw them in concert -- extraordinary talent on instruments, songwriting and singing.
You love it Billy because
you are a real man!!!
Veteran reacts to Dixie Chicks "Traveling Soldier" 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
That's a great song and the official video is a live version. Also Cowboy Take Me Away is another great live song. Very talented performers.
@@descendantoffools9767 love "Cowboy take me away"! And "Wide open spaces" too!
My daughter song that for a school contest years ago. It's a beautiful song
YES! Fantastic song!
This should happen to all abusers
It is 330am and I just got my baby down for the night. I do not need to be up laughing like this. 😂😂😂😂
The expression on your face when you heard it.....PRICELESS!!! ❤️🤣🤣🤣🤣
Everytime my family has a bbq this is the song we turn to full volume and sing it’s kinda a family tradition now
Some people you just don’t cry about when they go.
Please react to Dixie Chicks "Not ready to make nice" research thr story behind it first.
Yes! The documentary Shut Up And Sing has it all.
Yes, they were crucified for daring to have and state their opinions on Bush starting the war. They were being good Americans, which means not agreeing with governmental actions that are wrong. Blind patriotism is not patriotism. People actually threatened their lives, as well as tried to ruin their careers. It was a complete abomination how they were treated, by country music knuckledraggers AND the media, and they showed such courage in enduring it.
Absolutely! Best DXC song ever
@@su-rv2uq you put it well!
I NEVER thought going into Iraq was warranted.
Great song...won a bunch of awards..
But not a lot of people were into them at that point. Unfortunate really
Loved your face on “Earl had to die!!!”
This song is from my childhood. Brings back great memories !
Omg! Your reaction killed me. I’m dead now from busting out laughing at your facial expression
"We'll pack a lunch, stuff you in the trunk." That's what they say when they open the trunk.
Lmao!! Your reaction to “Earl had to die”! I’m still laughing.
Thank you for your positive comments for DV victims.
"You're the one that I want" is the translation of that bird call sound you make for Grease, BillyYouSoCrazy
Those of us who knew the song and video, were just WAITING til you got to " Earl had to DIE ! " ... Your reaction was PERFECT !
i died watching this lol.
'this is really catchy, i'm conflicted.'
just keep watching XD
its awesome love it... cute song. my fav. part the ham thing lol
Man the look on your face "PRICELESS "
BEST REACTION EVER! when you looked at the camera🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hey Billy, I loved your reaction. It made my day. I love laughing along with you. Have a blessed day and keep those reactions coming.
This video was banned from airplay, they said women might turn to this type of self-help if they are in a bad relationship! "Does He Love You" was also banned the one with Reba McEntire and Linda Davis.
You get given so many emotional songs there 2 songs and videos you should check out for a laugh
1 sugarland - stuck like glue
2 brad paisley - I'm going to miss her
Flowers is another Brad Paisley song that's good for a laugh.
I love this song but also love the parody by Cletus T Judd called "Goodbye Squirrel "
He should z that one next LOL...Cletus has ruined many songs for me 😹😅
Just when I think I have seen all the best reaction vids, I discover this!!!
I have never seen anyone else react to this song! LOVED your reaction! Brought me back to the day someone played this for me for the first time, on a road trip! The whole album is fantastic! Thanks for the FUN reaction!
You should do Not Ready to Make Nice then March, March by them. They did change their name to The Chicks FYI
This song justifies that you learn how to swing a bat really hard when you are young. After I left home where my mom was very handsy, I swore no one would ever lay their hands on me like that again. So when my husband lost his mind and thought he would treat me like his father treated his mother, I brought the baseball bat after he fell asleep. First swing was across his knees, then every time he suggested that he was going to hit me again the bat swing again. He has never hit me again. I think he is afraid if he does he may not walk afterwards.
Found your channel because this is a song I grew up with (I grew up in Nashville) & I LOVED your reaction!
Thank you for watching ❤️
You had me going in this one. My side hurts from laughing so much. I had heard this song many times but it’s so funny to watch your reaction to this song. 😂 made my day!
go look up THE DIXIE CHICKS video live on the country music awards a few years ago, called "Travelling Soldier". this song is beautiful and heart breaking.
sorry while watching this video, i looked at the next video on the play list and there it was !!!!!!!!!1 lol
Have you listened to Gunpowder and Lead by Miranda Lambert yet? 👍🏻
Kerosene
Yes both PLEASE
Got my name changed
Oh yes both songs....Gunpowder and Lead and Kerosene. Niiice!
Earl hit the THRILLER move
Suggesting Reba McIntyre's "Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia"
Oh hells yeah! My favorite country artist!
the original artist for that song is vickie lawerence
I made my sisters listen to Goodbye Earl for the first time months ago and their reaction was so priceless. I’ve been chasing the high by finding first time reactions to this song for awhile because of that and this video did not disappoint.
Loved watching you go through this! 😂
I love this song so much. The upbeat part is just the cherry on top. This entire song is full of lyrical lines of gold. xD
Tennessee ham and strawberry jam: *slaps ass on HAM* : the 90s in a nut shell. Life long Chicks (like since I was 7) fan and this was one of the songs the sealed he deal.
Margaret Thym “ They really committed. They really did.”
The expression on your face when you heard "That Earl had to die" had me laughing out loud LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!
You should check out "Not Ready To Make Nice" by The Dixie Chicks - it's definitely a different vibe (after getting blacklisted in country music for speaking out politically in the early 2000s), super powerful, and legit one of my all-time favorites.
Strange thing is, today they would be celebrated for doing the exact same thing.
I’m 31 and I grew up with this song. I was playing it for my 11 year old daughter and I came across your reaction video and I’m so glad I did because this was amazing 😂 subscribed!!
I've always thought the ham part was awkward.
But Earl had to die.
I love this song. It came watch while I was in college. I always loved this song, I remember dancing around to it.
Loved your reaction! You took it for the fun it was supposed to be; as well as the serious message about domestic abuse. Seriously, great fun to watch. 😂
I was so young when I first heard this. Like 5 or 6 and I turned to my mama in shock and said "They KILLED HIM?!" and she laughed so hard at me. 😂
Always liked this song, specially since my dad's name was Earl. . .not that he needed to die.
"...that's terrible." Proceeds to laugh.
Me:😂
Great reaction to this!
React to Traveling Solider by the Dixie Chicks as well.
My son Tyler love’s your show the best the way you’re so animated, makes him scrunch’ up his nose, flap his hands and laugh so hard he couldn’t catch his breath. It’s not that he likes that song.... it’s your funny lively show... it’s YOU!
I think you'd enjoy "I've Got A Brand New Girlfriend" by Steve Holy, coming from the kid who grew up on interesting videos like this one on CMT. Hahahaha.
My friend and I would blast this song in her room as kids and act it out. Love this song and the whole Fly album!
I love your reaction to this! ✌❤
Your face when she said earl had to die. The best reaction ever. I love you. I cry and laugh with you alot.
Earl is also on "Qween of my double wide trailer". She ran off with Earl! You'll love it!
I can't remember who sang it , maybe Sammy Kershaw. If nothing else, you'll have a laugh. And if you video it, I will too!
Billy, I love the way you look into the camera. Your facial expression is priceless ‼️
They said, we’ll pack a lunch
I was just waiting for your reaction to “Earls gotta die”. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Grease thing!! LOL.."You're the one I want..."
It's one of my favorite Dixie Chicks. You heard of them because they spoke out against President Bush and the war. People went batshit crazy. Burning CD's, no radio play, concert #s took a hit. I think they all went on to have families. One of the tall girls came out, which was risky for anyone in country music, especially at that time period. I don't know if they ever got back together or not. I'd love to hear a song about the idiot in the White House. He makes Bush look like a genius.
They just released their second album since they came back. The first of the new ones was about 2010-15.
The chicks are still making a preforming music as far as i know. But they are under the chicks instead of Dixie chicks now.
That was one of the best reaction vids I've seen. So funny. Thanks for that - and to whoever suggested it.
Could you do Gunpowder and Lead by Miranda Lambert?
Your reaction to this video absolutely MADE MY DAY. Thank you so much.
For your Saturday movie, you should watch “The Halloween Tree”.
Your laugh is so infectious. Thanks.
"Lets pack a lunch, is it dark in that truck Earl?"
It's "we'll pack a lunch and stuff you in the trunk, Earl"
The moment I saw what song you were gonna react too I couldn't stop laughing 😂
Best reaction to this song EVER
You should react to their song “not ready to make nice”, after the drama/controversy with their comments they made about Bush back in the day
🤣🤣🤣 I had so much fun watching you react to this. All the country music fans had this reaction years ago when it was first released. We were right there with you. Lol
You should react to When God Fearing Women Get the Blues by Martina McBride!
I laughed so hard when you got that look on your face after they got to their plan!
This was the most controversial video on CMT ever. At least since they refused to air Garth's video for The Thunder Rolls. When they aired this video it really upset Garth's label.
The Thunder Rolls was aired, but country music video channels compromised, by making Garth redo the song with a verse cut out. To this day you can't find the full uncut song unless it's live.
Martina McBride's Independence Day was another one that got the controversy sticker. I recall people being quite shocked at that one. As well as Fancy by Reba McEntire. I haven't heard most of these songs since I was in single digits.
@@joshburns4611 ... not even on the album/CD?
This is a song I grew up listening to and is still a favorite!
He's like, "did they say the KKK?" lololol
Loved your reaction to this one, especially at the "Earl had to die" lol. You had me rolling. One solid rule of country music, if a country woman is singing about abuse in an upbeat way, you can 100% guarantee he's going to get his in the end.