Country singer Jason Aldean responded to the controversy surrounding his song “Try That in a Small Town” during a recent concert in Cincinnati, Ohio. Reflecting on the criticism he has received, Aldean acknowledged that everyone is entitled to their opinions, but that it doesn’t necessarily mean they are true. He emphasized his pride in being an American and expressed his desire to see the country return to its former glory. The audience, rallied by his words, chanted “USA” in support. Aldean also addressed the concept of “cancel culture” and how it can potentially ruin lives. He commended his country music fans for seeing through the negativity. The song’s music video, featuring footage from various protests including Black Lives Matter, was pulled by CMT due to controversy. Aldean’s representatives have yet to comment on the situation. “Try That in a Small Town” has faced criticism from fans and fellow musicians, with Variety calling it the most contemptible country song of the decade. Sheryl Crow accused Aldean of promoting violence and referred to the tune as “lame.” Despite the backlash, the song reached number one on the iTunes chart. Aldean denied the allegations in an Instagram Story and deemed them both baseless and dangerous.
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