Jason Aldean has an epic new song out called “Try That In A Small Town,” and it has a brutal message for the world of woke.
The country music star Jason Aldean, who is one of the few unapologetically open conservatives working in the entertainment world today, is sending a message to the crazy woke world with his new song “Try That In A Small Town.”
Aldean’s New Song
Aldean took to Instagram earlier this week to reveal his latest song to the world.
“Got another new one coming at y’all!” he wrote in the caption. “To me, this song summarizes the way a lot of people feel about the world right now.”
“It seems like there are bad things happening on a daily basis, and that feels unfamiliar to a lot of us,” he added. “This song sheds some light on that. Go give it a listen!”
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