I love that when they filmed this, they had a suitcase of CDs, and a handmade sign saying "pay what you want :) " and now, here we are 5 years later, their music has been in television shows, I've heard two of their songs on the radio, they've had at least one world tour that i know of, and one of their LPs even charted. Not bad for guys singing a song about cousin lovin' in front of the Royal Bank Plaza in Toronto.
@marvinthemaniac7698 ah so that's why he plays it like a guitar. It's so weird, a song called banjo odyssey and yet the banjo player doesn’t even play the banjo properly, or particularly well.
@Blake Gross 🌬️🤭☔😆 Hahahaha! That's my #1 favorite! Not this song, "spat my drink across the room"! Woo hoo! Get those divorce papers out of the way & grab a towel! I was watching (for the first time ever) Russell Brand's "Ponderland: Family" on RUclips w/my laptop on the coffee table & literally had to clean the living room after trying to destroy my laptop 4X while my lunch got cold & soggy! Thanks for the memories...I'm gonna try to find it and watch it again now!☔🤣🤣
When I went to see the Dead South at the Fillmore Theater in December 2021, the whole audience was begging them to play this song, they saved it for last.
Since discovering this band through 'In Hell I'll Be in Good Company' I literally haven't been able to stop listening to them. All day at work it's whatever they have on RUclips on repeat since Tuesday.
Shawn Stevens it’s so good it just sucks that the storyline is so messed up, anyone who finds out you listen to it probably thinks that you are incest. It’s depressing
This is 100% what happened to me! Love Bluegrass, stumbled onto In Hell I'll Be Good Company, now I can't stop singing Banjo Odyssey! All I can say is wish I had better looking cousins 😆
This song is so deliciously wrong. Gotta love a band that can poke fun of the stereotype. It's brilliant and love the music arrangement. I love their other songs as well.
@@woo-sahbodyworks5859 It could be, it is all subjective art. I think the strongest, most obvious interpretation, is: 1) 'I tore up the restraining order' - The cousins Dad told her to stay away from the singer and got a court order to make him stay way. 2) Dont you know not to kiss and tell' - singer and cousin had been having a consensual affair till Daddy found out. 3) 'Pulled you out by your hair, people ask, I was never there, come on baby and take a ride with me, come on baby lets drive out to the sea' - he essentially kidnaps the girl and forces her into the car at which time he gets on the highway and accelerates till he loses control and fatally crashes and kills them both. Deep South's music is almost all death metal lyrics. Every song has some kind of death theme.
@@richardcheek2432 "3) 'Pulled you out by your hair, people ask, I was never there, come on baby and take a ride with me, come on baby lets drive out to the sea' - he essentially kidnaps the girl and forces her into the car at which time he gets on the highway and accelerates till he loses control and fatally crashes and kills them both." I saw this line very differently. The way I see it is more figuratively, he didnt kidnap as she was more than willing to go. The "by the hair" just means he didnt really give her time to think about it. He just did a grab and go. As for the last section, going faster, I dont see it as literal either. More, he is going faster in the relationship than she wants. As normal, the guy is thinking with his dick, and the girl is being more mature.
@@Sethiol73 Well art is a very subjective thing.. The clue for me is that 'Dead South' is a transformed 'Death Metal' band and almost all of their songs involve someone dying in some way.
THAT caught you off guard? The entire song is about him kidnapping and raping his cousin... "Tore up the restraining order, I don't care I'm comin' over What your daddy said isn't goin' over to well Don't you know not to kiss and tell?" " Pulled you out by your hair, if people ask I was never there Come on baby and take a ride with me Come on baby let's drive to the sea"
Do you realise the elites all marry their cousins: Eleanor Roosevelt, 1st cousin to Teddy. Queen Elizabeth, first cousin to Phillip. There are many more - do your own homework. This is why most of our leaders are insane. They are all inbred since ancient Egypt times.
When u got a cousin. For a dime piece. Take that ride out to the sea and just let it be. If the baby comes out with an amish hat and beard and you hear wait theres anotherone and it's a banjo. The kid ain't my son isnt gonna fly.
I heard this song on spotify, got to the part about cousin loving and was so confused- came to this comment section to make sure I wasnt crazy and found pure comedy gold. Great song!!
Lol, as a musician it’s not that hard to do actually. 9/10 your tapping your foot along with the rhythm anyway. So you might as well get some bass out of it. Lol my boy has a suitcase drum
this has to be the most catchy banjo riff I have ever heard. he plays soo well, I've never saw anyone play banjo well in all the different styles. props to the dead South.
Might could check out Mean Mary's original tune, "Iron Horse" -- she plays what she calls "fast banjo;" not too shabby at all imho: ruclips.net/video/6CNB5OLUPM0/видео.html (disclosure: I shill / sockpuppet for nobody; just a fan)
Lyrics Now!: Tore up the restraining order I don't care I'm comin' over What your daddy said isn't goin' over to well Don't you know not to kiss and tell Mama said, she's my brothers daughter And I don't even know who's my father I guess she's my cousin But she needs some sweet lovin' anyway Pulled you out by your hair If people ask I was never there Come on baby and take a ride with me Come on baby let's drive to the sea Mama said, she's my brothers daughter And I don't even know who's my father I guess she's my cousin But she needs some sweet lovin' anyway It's a hot night drivin' down highway sixty With my baby in the passenger seat I roll down my window and I Lean my head back and put my foot to the floor We're going faster And she's saying slow down (Slow down) We're going faster And she's saying slow down (Slow down) We're going faster And she's saying slow down (Slow down) We're going faster And she's saying slow down (Slow down) And I say no And she's saying slow down And I say no And she's saying slow down And I say no And she's saying slow down And I say no And shes screaming slow down And I say no Mama said, she's my brothers daughter And I don't even care who's my father I guess she's my cousin But she needs some sweet lovin' anyway
cyhn santos Rip our culture? No. Also, the cousin loving thing is all Alabama. America has so much incest in the south. I’m american, I know the stereotypes of each state. They write bluegrass better than folks born in Kentucky that do bluegrass.
I'm just amazed seeing a resurrection of thiss...folksy(?) southern(?) bluegrass(?) type of music. And it's coming out of places you wouldn't even expect like Canada or California for crying out loud haha. And it sounds genuine too. Very interesting. I hope this kind of music sticks around for awhile. I'm a Mexican dude from a California suburb and this shit gets me UP. I never understood why people don't like a particular song just because it's from a particular genre. If a song is good, it's fucking good. It doesn't matter if it's rock, jazz, soul, folk, rap, EDM or whatever; or if it's perceived to be white or black or purple people music.
It doesn’t matter where it comes from to be country. Lots of country folk come out of the canada america border like Montana. It’s the northern CITIES that we call yankee
I think the main reason anyone hates a specific genre is cause most of that genre that's popular is shitty music. The good stuff doesn't get the recognition it deserves. Like as far as country goes, for instance, one of the best artists many ain't heard of is Chris Knight. Check his song Going Down the River. It's metal as fuck, but it's real country.
Recently saw you on Tv . I was so captivated by the sound of the Banjo, My Dad played guitar and Banjo in an Australian Jazz Band. Rehearsals were often at our house. So I was around all my life. When I grew up I married a Drummer/singer in a Rock Band I still love music. We are hooked on you guys, can’t wait to hear more. I’m 80yrs old and Ray , my husband is 82. Married for 58 yrs. Two girls one boy, they are all music lovers. We have 7 Grandchildren And 7 Great Grandchildren and the older ones all are music lovers . Know all the words to all different kinds of music that have been hits. Keep going we love your talents. Kind regards Happy Jamming . Love from Australia❤❤❤❤
These guys made all my dreams come true when they signed my ticket at Newcastle Uni in Oz. Thank you The Dead South. I will never forget the pure music and joy that you give.💝
Saw these guys at the Warfield in San Francisco last week. Such a great live act; just super solid. This was the last song played from their encore. Has always been my favorite song, but live?? Oh man, its really the only way to hear it!
The banjo player it OMG, A rock star regardless of his chosen instrument, Bass man can do anything, vocals wow, they are one a kind. They came to my town, I'm there.
Honestly never really thought about this song that way. That it was kinda mocking the stereo type instead of playing up the stereo type for their "Southern" image. Cause people in urban areas really do think very very very little about people that live in more rural areas. Seen it alot since moving to LA, had some shit call me a cousin Fer cause I said our family has a farm out on the Florida Georgia line, also had people try to talk down to me and my dad thinking we are morons. If this is mocking the people that think that way about rural folk then I think I can look at this song in a different light.
Never did I ever think that the bass guitar and drums could be overshadowed by another instrument. The cello work is irreplaceable. The man's voice in 'other songs' is amazing as well!
I saw them this past November.. my new favorite band. Thank God there's still bands with actual musicians that play actual instruments in this era of plastic, disposable pop shit.
There are two Facebook fan pages: Good Company, the Official Fan Club, and Honey You, the Unofficial Fan Club. Both have members from all over the world, and musical tastes run from punk to folk to Americana to metal, but we all love TDS. It's not your grandma's bluegrass!
First time I saw them live was this year in Munster (Germany) and they really gave me the goose 👌🏼👍🏼🤗🤗🤗!!!! It's a pleasure to see them perform on stage...having fun and just a jolly good time😂😂. Bluegrass, banjo and strings forever 😁😁😁😁👍🏼
I watched them in London last Friday! Ended with this song!! How amazing are they!!! Loved being around people who appreciated their music as much as me;)
Wow absolutely amazing guys. No words to describe how awesome your music makes my ears feel but I randomly came across The Dead South and so glad I did.
me too, my cousin is a sweet girl who is 1 year older than me, and we do not talk much, but we exchange looks, I think I still have a chance, and this holiday season I'm going to try to spend some time with her
@@RonShwanzy yes it is, like on opposite direction far away... bu what do you know about music at all to have an opinion you musical deff one? Educate yourself musical dumb dumb, bluegrass or simple folk has nothing to do with country. Period.
If you read the comments on the "In Hell I'll Be In Good Company" video there is a BUNCH of metalheads all goin'on about how much they loved that song/these guys. They have a very wide appeal. I hope that helps them have longevity. I'm hooked.
These guys are awesome and literally everyone I tell them about gets into them. Seeing them here in uk in a couple of days. Every gig they are doing here is sold out.
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I love that when they filmed this, they had a suitcase of CDs, and a handmade sign saying "pay what you want :) " and now, here we are 5 years later, their music has been in television shows, I've heard two of their songs on the radio, they've had at least one world tour that i know of, and one of their LPs even charted. Not bad for guys singing a song about cousin lovin' in front of the Royal Bank Plaza in Toronto.
'Not bad..?' More like bloody fab.
its always satisfying seeing amazing artists getting the light they deserve
It's on the jukebox at the bar I work at also. So happy it have that bit of sanity when I need it.
Edited to add I'm in jefferson city missouri.
Saw them in Los Angle-ese when they swung by in 2019, one of the best live shows I’ve seen. Good thing I like whiskey and string bands.
And they're still sweet lovin on their cousin
Thank you Canada for keeping Bluegrass, string music, and the banjo alive. You make us Kentuckians happy.
Stephen Panda no bull shit! making KY proud!!
lol seen these guys at the horseshoe lounge what a show they put on great Canadian band
Us hillbillies here in WV love it too!
Canada is a bastion of good music... they just hog it all....
I'm KIDDING!
Regina's own...
Stephen Panda laurel co. here.
Came for the bluegrass
Stayed for the cousin loving.
Most underated comment.
Dude. Thats gold!
😂😂😂
Top comment right here
Brother dredge
I love the banjo in this song this dude has got some serious talent
He’s a metal head. Colten “craw-daddy” Crawford.
@Luci-rv1hl he was the lead guitarist of a short-lived metal band before he picked up the banjo.
@marvinthemaniac7698 ah so that's why he plays it like a guitar. It's so weird, a song called banjo odyssey and yet the banjo player doesn’t even play the banjo properly, or particularly well.
@@mikaelfodor I'm sure you'd do a lot better.
@@vaultboy1419 probably would actually.
Me: wow this a catchy song....wait, wtf did he just say?
exactly I'm like what in the sweet home alabama did he just say
😂same
THAT PART
I think he didn’t know his dad so I guess they found out later that it was his cousin lol the closer kin the deeper in
Tbh most of the videos are recorded live anyway
Spat my drink across the room when the chorus started. Worth it. Love these guys.
@Blake Gross 🌬️🤭☔😆 Hahahaha! That's my #1 favorite! Not this song, "spat my drink across the room"! Woo hoo! Get those divorce papers out of the way & grab a towel! I was watching (for the first time ever) Russell Brand's "Ponderland: Family" on RUclips w/my laptop on the coffee table & literally had to clean the living room after trying to destroy my laptop 4X while my lunch got cold & soggy! Thanks for the memories...I'm gonna try to find it and watch it again now!☔🤣🤣
@@ami3627wtf are you on about
@ami3627 you are a bit weird
I could see the restraining order violation. Your honor brothers and sisters fuck in the south. Im here for a cousin. That's distant relative.
Everyone always be jamming to the beat then the look on peoples faces when that chorus drops, PRICELESS.
Abraham Hands lol thats true, heard this song a few times never really listend to the lyrics
cool
Sorry
Lmao 😂😂😂 right. I was legit looking at the same exact thing
Abraham Hands no shit right lmfao
When I went to see the Dead South at the Fillmore Theater in December 2021, the whole audience was begging them to play this song, they saved it for last.
Since discovering this band through 'In Hell I'll Be in Good Company' I literally haven't been able to stop listening to them. All day at work it's whatever they have on RUclips on repeat since Tuesday.
Shawn Stevens it’s so good it just sucks that the storyline is so messed up, anyone who finds out you listen to it probably thinks that you are incest. It’s depressing
This is 100% what happened to me! Love Bluegrass, stumbled onto In Hell I'll Be Good Company, now I can't stop singing Banjo Odyssey! All I can say is wish I had better looking cousins 😆
Same
lol gay
The same thing happened to me! They're really unique, and I love all their songs.
Found these guys by mistake now i love em.
me too
Me too... and fell in love
Same. Dig it so much
Do you...also love your cousin? Like...LOVE love?
Same her lol
This song is so deliciously wrong. Gotta love a band that can poke fun of the stereotype. It's brilliant and love the music arrangement. I love their other songs as well.
The song is about a murder suicide and people get hung up on the first cousin thing, lol, people are so F'ed in the head, lol.
@@richardcheek2432 I thought the end was about rape..of the cousin...
@@woo-sahbodyworks5859 It could be, it is all subjective art.
I think the strongest, most obvious interpretation, is:
1) 'I tore up the restraining order' - The cousins Dad told her to stay away from the singer and got a court order to make him stay way.
2) Dont you know not to kiss and tell' - singer and cousin had been having a consensual affair till Daddy found out.
3) 'Pulled you out by your hair, people ask, I was never there, come on baby and take a ride with me, come on baby lets drive out to the sea' - he essentially kidnaps the girl and forces her into the car at which time he gets on the highway and accelerates till he loses control and fatally crashes and kills them both.
Deep South's music is almost all death metal lyrics. Every song has some kind of death theme.
@@richardcheek2432 "3) 'Pulled you out by your hair, people ask, I was never there, come on baby and take a ride with me, come on baby lets drive out to the sea' - he essentially kidnaps the girl and forces her into the car at which time he gets on the highway and accelerates till he loses control and fatally crashes and kills them both."
I saw this line very differently. The way I see it is more figuratively, he didnt kidnap as she was more than willing to go. The "by the hair" just means he didnt really give her time to think about it. He just did a grab and go.
As for the last section, going faster, I dont see it as literal either. More, he is going faster in the relationship than she wants. As normal, the guy is thinking with his dick, and the girl is being more mature.
@@Sethiol73 Well art is a very subjective thing.. The clue for me is that 'Dead South' is a transformed 'Death Metal' band and almost all of their songs involve someone dying in some way.
You know what, they sold me. I'm gonna go score with my cousin.
Yeehaw
She's pretty good... I mean, even your Dad agrees.
Go for it cowboy
Your way too impressionable😂
The comment section STILL makes me laugh! The comments didn’t disappoint back when they dropped this song, & they don’t disappoint today!!
"I guess she's my cousin but she needs some sweet lovin' anyway"
WTF THAT CAUGHT ME SO OFF GUARD LMAO
I'm a fan now!
Sweet home Alabama
THAT caught you off guard? The entire song is about him kidnapping and raping his cousin...
"Tore up the restraining order, I don't care I'm comin' over
What your daddy said isn't goin' over to well
Don't you know not to kiss and tell?"
"
Pulled you out by your hair, if people ask I was never there
Come on baby and take a ride with me
Come on baby let's drive to the sea"
@@benjaminsimoneau5678 And it ends with them dying as he drives the car into the ocean. Or the end lyrics can also be sexual.
Do you realise the elites all marry their cousins: Eleanor Roosevelt, 1st cousin to Teddy. Queen Elizabeth, first cousin to Phillip. There are many more - do your own homework. This is why most of our leaders are insane. They are all inbred since ancient Egypt times.
Her: "I love you, but like a cousin."
Me: *plays this song*
*Outstanding Move*
Underrated
Speech: 100
When u got a cousin. For a dime piece. Take that ride out to the sea and just let it be. If the baby comes out with an amish hat and beard and you hear wait theres anotherone and it's a banjo. The kid ain't my son isnt gonna fly.
Hahaha
As a southerner i'm insulted, as a musician i'm inspired.
As a Northerner, and merely a fan without any musical talent other than I know what I Love....I love this!!!!!!✌️😊
You forgot to add ... and as a southerner, I’m also horny for what’s down yon holler.
What if I told you in Canada Cousin marriage is technically legal but not commonly practiced.
🤣🤣
The best insults are true.......
This band is like a drug: can't get enough of this good good.
The Dead South is so addictive, and that originality engulfs the musical senses.
you my friend refer to your sister as lover
I dont know about originality
This is more of a throwback and hommage to folk music, can't really call it original, but its well performed!
I heard this song on spotify, got to the part about cousin loving and was so confused- came to this comment section to make sure I wasnt crazy and found pure comedy gold. Great song!!
YOU'RE. NOT. ALONE.
Same lmfao
Lol that's great
This comment section has thoroughly entertained
'Cousin Lovin' today, with casually random interactions rampant, far more likelihood she has no, to little DNA relationship.. ;)
Back in my day we called this mountain music. Loved it then, still love it today...even more in fact, todays music is missing all the soul.
my absolute favorite song of the Dead South.
They love to end their encore with it during live shows. It's great fun!
Freaking banjo mans got the hardest job. He's got to lay down that sweet rift while playing the drums with his foot.
Riff. Not rift.
@@noneofyerbisness8702
He sows discord
I didnt notice that🤣🤣🤣
U r right👆
Lol, as a musician it’s not that hard to do actually. 9/10 your tapping your foot along with the rhythm anyway. So you might as well get some bass out of it. Lol my boy has a suitcase drum
I love the hard beat in this song - I’m not sure why it’s bringing moods of ‘jolene’ to me but it has that deep, back woods beat that is timeless
me and my cousin love this song might have it at our wedding😂
LMFAO!
Choice bro!
Chaotic Kiwi lol id go to your wedding
Chaotic Kiwi hol up
must be from LA
this has to be the most catchy banjo riff I have ever heard. he plays soo well, I've never saw anyone play banjo well in all the different styles. props to the dead South.
This is great, but the banjo in Hold On by Sons of the East is more catchy in my opinion.
Might could check out Mean Mary's original tune, "Iron Horse" -- she plays what she calls "fast banjo;" not too shabby at all imho:
ruclips.net/video/6CNB5OLUPM0/видео.html
(disclosure: I shill / sockpuppet for nobody; just a fan)
The banjo player is originally a metal guitarist. That is why he rocks!
Look up Jayke Orvis. You're gonna like it.
twiztid brain killer In the passage toward the end, I thought the interplay between banjo and cello was just fucking brilliant!
Lyrics Now!:
Tore up the restraining order
I don't care I'm comin' over
What your daddy said isn't goin' over to well
Don't you know not to kiss and tell
Mama said, she's my brothers daughter
And I don't even know who's my father
I guess she's my cousin
But she needs some sweet lovin' anyway
Pulled you out by your hair
If people ask I was never there
Come on baby and take a ride with me
Come on baby let's drive to the sea
Mama said, she's my brothers daughter
And I don't even know who's my father
I guess she's my cousin
But she needs some sweet lovin' anyway
It's a hot night drivin' down highway sixty
With my baby in the passenger seat
I roll down my window and I
Lean my head back and put my foot to the floor
We're going faster
And she's saying slow down
(Slow down)
We're going faster
And she's saying slow down
(Slow down)
We're going faster
And she's saying slow down
(Slow down)
We're going faster
And she's saying slow down
(Slow down)
And I say no
And she's saying slow down
And I say no
And she's saying slow down
And I say no
And she's saying slow down
And I say no
And shes screaming slow down
And I say no
Mama said, she's my brothers daughter
And I don't even care who's my father
I guess she's my cousin
But she needs some sweet lovin' anyway
YES! Been waiting for the bearded backup singer to have his solo. Amazing voice
You mean Scott, probably...
me to
How is it that it took a group of Canadians to get me into folk/bluegrass? I love this!
@Adriel R and grass.
We have grass too!
@@kerriwilson7732 do you spray paint it blue?
Adriel R yea but they got the Alabama Americans feels to it,
Because they need to rip our culture to resell it 😆 Not the cousin lovin' part. That's all Canada
cyhn santos Rip our culture? No. Also, the cousin loving thing is all Alabama. America has so much incest in the south. I’m american, I know the stereotypes of each state. They write bluegrass better than folks born in Kentucky that do bluegrass.
LOVE you guys for 10+ years @the
deadsouth
The Dead South that I came for and stayed for the sweet loving tunes
I'm just amazed seeing a resurrection of thiss...folksy(?) southern(?) bluegrass(?) type of music. And it's coming out of places you wouldn't even expect like Canada or California for crying out loud haha. And it sounds genuine too. Very interesting. I hope this kind of music sticks around for awhile. I'm a Mexican dude from a California suburb and this shit gets me UP. I never understood why people don't like a particular song just because it's from a particular genre. If a song is good, it's fucking good. It doesn't matter if it's rock, jazz, soul, folk, rap, EDM or whatever; or if it's perceived to be white or black or purple people music.
People are tired of deadbeat pop, I can't blame them.
It doesn’t matter where it comes from to be country. Lots of country folk come out of the canada america border like Montana. It’s the northern CITIES that we call yankee
Never left
I think the main reason anyone hates a specific genre is cause most of that genre that's popular is shitty music. The good stuff doesn't get the recognition it deserves. Like as far as country goes, for instance, one of the best artists many ain't heard of is Chris Knight. Check his song Going Down the River. It's metal as fuck, but it's real country.
Well said! 👏
I can't find a single song that dosent rock by this band. Best ever guys
This is the best song about cousin loving I've ever heard.
M. P. Elvis....Kissin Cousins!
M. P. Kissin' where?
Tfw you borrow buddy's iPod & there's a playlist called "Cousin Lovin'".
M. P. have you heard a lot of Cousin loving song's?
Dude, Ontario has an entire town named after cousin lovin', it's called Kinmount.
Recently saw you on Tv . I was so captivated by the sound of the Banjo, My Dad played guitar and Banjo in an Australian Jazz Band.
Rehearsals were often at our house. So I was around all my life. When I grew up I married a Drummer/singer in a Rock Band I still love music. We are hooked on you guys, can’t wait to hear more. I’m 80yrs old and Ray , my husband is 82. Married for 58 yrs.
Two girls one boy, they are all music lovers. We have 7 Grandchildren And
7 Great Grandchildren and the older ones all are music lovers . Know all the words to all different kinds of music that have been hits. Keep going we love your talents. Kind regards Happy Jamming . Love from Australia❤❤❤❤
Oops, music all my life
Perfection.
God bless you in Australia. Think of you all often. My heart is with you.
After years of hearing you guys, tomorrow my banjo is arriving.
Thanks for the inspiration!!
How's that going for ya man?
I'm a big Floyd.dire straits fan..This hill Billy stuff has me singing all day..found new luv.
You guys have such a awesome sound and amazing unique voices. Love the music, lifts the day every time
These guys made all my dreams come true when they signed my ticket at Newcastle Uni in Oz. Thank you The Dead South. I will never forget the pure music and joy that you give.💝
Absolutely love this band great music love from Scotland
I love these guys. it's that gravelly voice and the banjo.
I found these guys randomly and I just love their sound. The vocals and instrumentals are so unique.
Saw these guys at the Warfield in San Francisco last week. Such a great live act; just super solid. This was the last song played from their encore. Has always been my favorite song, but live?? Oh man, its really the only way to hear it!
Coolest banjo riff I've ever heard. And I'm a bluegrass fan. He's so young too! Wow what a talent
Stumbled and found this.... fricken love it. Best artists are stumbled upon
It's an incredible sound,and it's all done with acoustic instruments.I'm so glad I discovered these guys,I love being able to add music to my library.
The best is yet to come.
Those words really do ring true for these true musicians 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
"she's my cousin and she needs some sweet lovin anyway". Classic line.
How can you not love these guys .....musical....toe tapping .....energetic tunes ..
You guys just won over a new fan. especially for this song. From Tennessee.
dude lmao
I think OP is saying HE is from Tennessee, not the band.
Another Tennessean here! They're fucking awesome!
J Shultz Oakridge tn here
Form Lynchburg TN...I freakin love these guys.
Just saw them live in Portland OR. They put on a great show. Go see it if you can!
Damn can't stop listening to these guys, AWESOME voices, playing and band. Would love to see them live!
sound was super intense live. these guys are not just great musicians but great entertainers as well
Where did you see them. I personally saw then in Manchester and they were brilliant
I love this banjo❤️❤️❤️ Greetings from Poland 👍🤟
What a great band, just discovered this outfit via 'In Hell I'll Be In Good Company'.
Enjoy my friend ☺️
I love how the video for a song about cousin loving is basically "look how nice Toronto is!"
I'm so happy you all are sharing your beautiful talents and souls with us. Thank you. Peace.
As a banjo enthusiast from Australia this song is awesome loved it for years!!!!
We've got tickets to see them at the Enmore in January!
But have you payed attention to the lyrics
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This band is so cool!!!! I'm happy that I got to hear their songs today.
The banjo player it OMG, A rock star regardless of his chosen instrument, Bass man can do anything, vocals wow, they are one a kind. They came to my town, I'm there.
It's a cello, not a bass. Basses are bigger my boyfriend plays a smaller version of a standing and it's double this size
I just love that they sing this in an urban area mocking what the urbans think of southerners 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Bob Davidson now you know that is not what I meant. I'll leave you to ponder.
@Bob Davidson I am a southerner. Lol
@Bob Davidson you are taking this waaaaay out of context.
@Bob Davidson Have you seriously never heard the stereotype of southerners fucking their cousins? Or are you just playing dumb?
Honestly never really thought about this song that way. That it was kinda mocking the stereo type instead of playing up the stereo type for their "Southern" image. Cause people in urban areas really do think very very very little about people that live in more rural areas. Seen it alot since moving to LA, had some shit call me a cousin Fer cause I said our family has a farm out on the Florida Georgia line, also had people try to talk down to me and my dad thinking we are morons. If this is mocking the people that think that way about rural folk then I think I can look at this song in a different light.
i just heard they dont play this @ concerts anymore...i really hope this isnt true. Seeing them in December and would love to see this.
These boys need to be famous. Beautiful sound!
Never did I ever think that the bass guitar and drums could be overshadowed by another instrument. The cello work is irreplaceable. The man's voice in 'other songs' is amazing as well!
I saw them this past November.. my new favorite band. Thank God there's still bands with actual musicians that play actual instruments in this era of plastic, disposable pop shit.
The Dead South is the kings of good music ❤❤❤
Being from Baltimore city... I thought I'd never be into this kind of music. I'm a rap, hip hop head but this is some damn good music tbh.
There are two Facebook fan pages: Good Company, the Official Fan Club, and Honey You, the Unofficial Fan Club. Both have members from all over the world, and musical tastes run from punk to folk to Americana to metal, but we all love TDS. It's not your grandma's bluegrass!
I saw banjo odyssey and thought it'd be an interesting song.
I'm not fucking disappointed.
Love the sound of a banjo. Gives me the chills 2 hear a good banjo player. Dude's voice in top of that? Absolutely perfection
That's very average banjo.
From the very moment i saw him i decided the banjo player is the coolest looking bloke I've ever seen
First time I saw them live was this year in Munster (Germany) and they really gave me the goose 👌🏼👍🏼🤗🤗🤗!!!!
It's a pleasure to see them perform on stage...having fun and just a jolly good time😂😂. Bluegrass, banjo and strings forever 😁😁😁😁👍🏼
Beatrice Klein They come back to münster in april or mai 17, see
you there
"Paddle faster! I hear banjos!"
Me: *paddles towards the banjos*
In the top five things people tell me when I say I'm going kayaking is "if you hear banjos, paddle faster." I guess this is what they meant. Right?
Richard Williams well, the theme of rape is still present, but not entirely the same thing :)
And.. Ya wake up with a sore BUTT....lol
😂 that boss music
Deliverance man hahah
Thats a strong guy right there to hold that big ass bass for shows like that
Pretty sure it's a cello.
cannot wait to see these guys down here in january
Makes me want to go to blackwater to pick up all that money we left behind..
This comment wins
Pinkertons crawling all over the place.
I have a plaaaaaan Arthur!
Dont worry they moved it already
I agree that this comment wins. Especially since I discovered this band and started that game in the same month. Haha
I'd die happy if I got to see The Dead South live.
go for it, won't regret. But I bet you don't want to die afterwards just see 'em more often... 😉
These guys are the best!! Making Saskatchewan proud guys!!!
Elicia Mason
Just the dead south in belfast and what a concert. They ended with this song !!!
I watched them in London last Friday! Ended with this song!! How amazing are they!!!
Loved being around people who appreciated their music as much as me;)
@@zombee3000 I had my glass of Jack Daniels in my hand and sang my little heart out was an amazing intimate concert. Will 100% be back again
@@cykix9499
Absobloodylutly 🤘
I'm addicted to this band now. Happenstance of RUclips and underground rap is what I listen to.
Big fan guys
Wow absolutely amazing guys. No words to describe how awesome your music makes my ears feel but I randomly came across The Dead South and so glad I did.
This makes me wanna get back in touch with my cousin. We used to hang out as kids.
me too, my cousin is a sweet girl who is 1 year older than me, and we do not talk much, but we exchange looks, I think I still have a chance, and this holiday season I'm going to try to spend some time with her
@@gustavonovakoski4867 Yes officer, this comment right here...
Police officers have nothing to do with me if its legalized
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Thay got some cool songs & great music shame not coming to wa
I hope to see these guys this Fall! Been a long time fan.
First time I have heard Scott Pringle's voice...nice
possibly one the best troll songs ever. country sounding guys making fun of a country stereotype. classic :)
it´s not even close to country music dude, it´s folk, bluegrass folk, very diferent, very.
its sooooo far away from country music my dude :D
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@@RonShwanzy yes it is, like on opposite direction far away... bu what do you know about music at all to have an opinion you musical deff one? Educate yourself musical dumb dumb, bluegrass or simple folk has nothing to do with country. Period.
@@RonShwanzy the dumb-dumb first
I've listened to this song like literally 10x in a row... and I still don't understand why the music stops in the first place.
I've been playing guitar for 20 years but this was the song that inspired me to pick up a banjo God help us all
Welp, it's 2 years later.. what came out of your banjo picking up ? 😊😊
Wow!! I'm a heavy rocker in Louisiana and I am digging the hell out of these guys.
I don't think so, I have only known about them for about a month.
Same here, I'm from Louisiana and I like their style.
If you read the comments on the "In Hell I'll Be In Good Company" video there is a BUNCH of metalheads all goin'on about how much they loved that song/these guys. They have a very wide appeal. I hope that helps them have longevity. I'm hooked.
These guys are awesome and literally everyone I tell them about gets into them. Seeing them here in uk in a couple of days. Every gig they are doing here is sold out.
I am a metalhead, somehow this ended up in my youtube mix. I am so glad it did! I have been watching their videos over and over and over and over!
0:59 Say what?
Greetings from Germany. I love you and your music!
The absolute best song about incest you've ever heard! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Wait... more of these kind of songd exist?! Asking for... my cousin
What about lie lie lie
Revolting Cocks has a few.
The Deeper In by Drive-By Truckers, greatest incest song of all time
This is the ONLY song about incest I've ever heard.
If you love your cousin, you go to hell. But... At least there you'd be in good company, right? ☺
Holy shit! =O
Good Reference.
I see what you did there... lol.
@@00tonytone It's the mother that was saying "She's my brother's daughter" to him. So she's the mother's niece, not the guy who's doin' the lovin'.
@@00tonytone Wrong.
You guys are awesome. We still just LOVE "Banjo Dude"
The end is so beautiful 🥺🥺🥺🥺⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️😇
Massive talent... what's odd is you can't get any personality from them in the videos. Love this band... good ole hometown group. Go guys!
I like how they take their music seriously but not themselves so much.
that is fookin sweet ass music
the banjo............. astonishing
I absolutely love the song.
You are the most authentic, real musicians playing the best music I have hear in a long time. I am binge watching you all today.
I try to sneak this onto playlists every chance I get. I have one aunt in particular that I've gotten at least 2 dozen times at family functions.
"A weapon to surpass Metal Gear"
You guys are awesome. I love you and we seen you in Indianapolis and it was the most amazing concert I’ve ever been to you guys rock love you all!