
This is the aural equivalent of the pig scene in "Deliverance," uncomfortable to witness, and it eats away at a piece of your soul. Perhaps disappointed that he's the only male country artist who hasn't yet appeared on a Colt Ford track, Darius Rucker appears on "My Place," which won't do anything to silence those who argue his legitimacy as a country artist. There are rare moments when his raspy voice approaches Everlast territory, but his weak lyrics fall flat and are more targeted at drugged out Juggalos than music fans of any kind. Big Smo appears to actually believe the terrible rhymes that he spews. The lyrics are so over the top, it almost seems like a satirical album, but unfortunately there is nothing remotely intelligent about this music. There's a boring song about a bumpy road (called "Bumpy Road" of course), a song about the backwoods ("Down in the Backwoods") and a song about how country he is (I'm So Kuntry"). He definitely does not look like a hard working country boy. The irony is that this guy looks like he could play the stereotypical hillbilly meth head in a backwoods horror movie. His idiotically (and potentially offensive) titled album kicks off with an anthem that celebrates hard work ("Workin'").


The problem with a musical fad reaching mass consciousness is that it brings the watered down copycats out of the woods to try to cash in with as little talent as possible. 1 Bumpy Road Lyrics Hop on in, Baby Girl. Artists like Big & Rich and Bubba Sparxx mixed the two genres years ago, but groups like Florida Georgia Line and Jason Aldean have brought it to the top of the country charts and into popular culture. In 2002 Big Smo self released his first album, Kuntry Kitchen named after the historical county store located on The Kuntry Ranch a 32 acre farm. This is the aural equivalent of the pig scene in "Deliverance," uncomfortable to witness, and it eats away at a piece of your soul.Over the past year, bro country has brought the blend of hip hop and country music to the mainstream.

The problem with a musical fad reaching mass consciousness is that it brings the watered down copycats out of the woods to try to cash in with as little talent as possible. Artists like Big & Rich and Bubba Sparxx mixed the two genres years ago, but groups like Florida Georgia Line and Jason Aldean have brought it to the top of the country charts and into popular culture. Over the past year, bro country has brought the blend of hip hop and country music to the mainstream.
