HE AIN’T LYIN!.. | FIRST TIME HEARING Hank Williams Jr - A Country Boy Can Survive REACTION
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- HE AIN’T LYIN!.. | FIRST TIME HEARING Hank Williams - A Country Boy Can Survive REACTION
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Family Tradition is a must. Hank Williams was his father. He is Hank Williams Jr.
^^Fact
“Family Tradition”
One of my favorite Hank Jr. songs.
Yesss
Denise is accurate.
This is an important distinction.
Hank Sr. was one of country’s legendary artists.Died too soon.
Hank Jr fell down the side of a mountain, was nearly killed, and came back to be a country star in his own right, giving us songs like this one.
I was just about to make that comment, after just hearing him say "Hank Williams".
This is basically the Rural American people’s anthem
"You hear the soul in his voice?"
Man, you couldn't possibly pay him a bigger compliment. Hank Jr. would appreciate that.
“Y’all stay ready for everything!” When you live miles away from town, you have to be ready.
His father is The Godfather of country music.
I just watched this movie free on tubi… “I Saw the Light” (2015) about him and his short career; Also available on Amazon Prime. I grew up listening to his music and sang along with the movie.
Yes hank sr is thank u
Hank Sr. is definitely the Godfather. Even still, I do like Jr. though with his Outlaw Country sound like Waylon and Willie.
Hank Sr. Was amazing!
@@GaryV29 I also like Hank III check out his version of Pictures from Lives Other Side.
"For 43 dollars my friend lost his life." If that doesn't make you think it's on you.
Unfortunately I’m pretty sure that part really happened to his friend.
Hank Sr. Was the one that named Hank Jr. Bocephus.
Hank Williams Jr. "Country state of Mind"
Gotta love Hank Williams Jr, a.k.a. Bocephus. This song is a microcosm of American exceptionalism.
When sht hits the fan it’s good to know people in the country.
Absolutely
when sht hits the fan it's nice to BE in the country xD
Damn straight
You ain't lyin.
Yup!
Hank has a song for everything.
Attitude Adjustment is a MUST when it comes to Hank Williams Jr
Bocephus is country royalty. This song has really stood the test of time.
The whole family is Country Royalty, Hank, Hank Jr Hank 3 and soon to be 4th
Sure enought
Watching her smile while listening and thinking about her childhood was wonderful 😀✌️
Hank Williams jr. "Bocephus" is a country legend. His dad Hank Williams was a country music pioneer.
This is Hank Williams, Junior. His father Hank Williams, Sr. is an early 20th century country ICON! Try "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" or "Hey Good Lookin'".
and his son Hank III sounds a lot like his Grand-Father.. with his twist of Country music
You definately need to check out HW Senior.
I love his song Jambalaya (On the Bayou)
@@l-bird also Kawliga the poor old Indian Prince
@@Sportsref13 Oh yes, absolutely!!! I forgot about that incredible song. Great suggestion. I also liked Charley Pride's cover of Kaw Liga
This is Hank Williams JR. His father is a country legend, Hank Williams who died on New Years Night in 1953. Now, I can just see the next time you guys visit Amber's Dad that Jay tells him "We heard a song all about you"
Hit up Aaron Lewis -Country Boy if you loved Hank jr.
Bocephus is a legend. Sadly he was finally put into the Country Music Hall of Fame this past year. Saw him at a University of Alabama homecoming with Jerry Lee Lewis.
Unfortunately she lost her dad a couple years ago.
@@anexceleratedlife Hank Jr. still lives , unfortunately it was his daughter that died in aroad accident.
@@victorwaddell6530 I was referring to Amber’s father, not Hank Jr.
I feel I was very lucky to grow up with a family just like he's talking about. Mom could grow ANYTHING in the garden. Dad taught all of us, even us girls, to hunt and fish a little, and grandma taught us how to can vegetables and meat. When covid was at it's worse and people couldn't get out to the stores easily we shared vegetables from the garden with all the neighbors. Nobody went without anything they needed.
This is one song that most every culture can relate to. Country Boy does not refer to a person's race. It refers to a way of life. There are country folk in every state. My grandpa taught me a lot growing up, most everything in this song was how he grew up and tried to bestow in his family. I grew up close to the city, but my heart lies in the country. A shotgun, a rifle and 4 wheel drive was a necessity for life and remains true today.
Hank has that country, blues, an southern soul all wrapped up in one.
You might recognize Hank Williams from Monday night football. His song "All my rowdy friends" was modified to be Monday night football theme song.
Until ESPN canceled him.
@@charles9571 hahah yup
My experience with Hank Jr. was the opposite. The only concert I ever walked out of. He was so drunk and high he couldn't perform, just making an ass of himself on stage.
The Blues Man is also a must. All of his songs are amazing.
It can be a great feeling when a song hits home.
Back when I didn’t like country, I liked some Ol Hank.
Hank Jr. - His daddy Hank Williams Sr. was amazing but in a completely different way.
"Even though his kind of music and mine ain't exactly the same."
Growing up in Alabama, seeing Hank Jr. was a common occurrence in local bars and clubs. He had his ups and downs with all that fame, he was so drunk when he played our college graduation concert, he left the stage after only a few songs. He's one of the most successful country performers in history, for sure! This song is an anthem and testament to his roots.
Bocephus is the best country entertainer ever. Guy can play 14 instruments, write a song in 10 minutes and make you feel his music. Guy had 9 albums in the top 75 at one time. No one before or since ever did that.
No he isn't. I'm sticking with Merle.
@@boblozaintherealworld3577 Ok fanboy. Bocephus has sold over 80,000,000 albums....Haggard barely over 20,000,000. Lol yeah, whatever.
@@LT1HILLINGHOE all that tells me is that HW Jr absolutely knew nothing about living off the land. but I guess money wins every time.
@@boblozaintherealworld3577 Whatever the hell that means. 🤡
@@boblozaintherealworld3577 Whatever the h*l l that means.
Charlie Daniels "Long Haired Country Boy" is a good one to react to!!!
.......or Caballo Diablo
YES!!
I've lived my life by that song, love it, live it.
And Simple Man
Yesss
Hank Jr. is a really good country artist but his father Hank Williams is perhaps the most important artist in the history of country music.
It is because of Hank that the phrase "Country Music is the white man's blues" is a truism.
Check out "You Cheating Heart" or my own personal favourite "Kaw Liga".
lol i was cringing when they kept leaving out the jr
Don't forget Tear in my Beer. The video of him with his father is wonderful.
Jr's voice was a lot like his dads before the fall.. I absolutely hated country music growing up.. My uncle who was bed ridden made me put his Hank Williams records on to help him sleep.. f'ing hated it... now I realize what I was listening too. He used to love Slim Whitman too.. I used to wake my uncle up with Slim Whitman full volume on high speed on the record player.. sounded like the chipmunks. He used to get so mad at me. Miss that man.
Hank is talking about the American spirit
This song was a staple on the jukeboxes at the local bars back in the 80s. Love it! One of Hank’s best.
The older country music, so much better than
today's. There are a few exceptions.
He wrote and sang, "All My Rowdy Friends are Coming Over Tonight" which became "All My Rowdy Friends are Here On Monday Night" and used for years as the intro to Monday Night Football. FYI, his father is a famous country singer too, so you need differentiate between the two, Hank Williams or Hank Williams, Jr.
He later wrote "All My Rowdy Friends Have Settled Down."
I say this everytime someone say they don’t listen to country lol
Hank Williams was his father, another old time country singer. This guy is Hank Williams Jr.
She knows how to do it! I loved her reaction to this gem I grew up with. The slow pace of living is the best pace.
Since you heard Hank Williams Jr. A.K.A Bocephus. You'll like a tribute to his dad by David Allen Coe. It's called,(The Ride). Be careful when searching David Allen Coe.
Hank III
Hank III looks just like his grandaddy
Yes! Dont wanna get that Leroy song
David Allen Coe, You Don't Call Me By My Name, LOVE that song!!!!!
@@deborahhoke3358 yes he does but sings some "harder" songs
It is culture shock. You guys should check out more of his tunes, "Family Tradition" is a good one to soak up. There are a lot of country singers out there I bet you would like.
It's so cool that Amber was raised in the country.
Wow! One of the best country songs ever! No joke, a country boy can survive. Great reaction!! Y'all were great. Hank Williams Jr is real country. Nothing fake about that fella!
Hank released this song, wait for it, in January of 1982. It has been a country boy/southern anthem since then. Instantly!! He made this video in 2007 to commemorate its 25th anniversary of the song. It’s still as popular and true to this day. More Hank Jr. please. You won’t be disappointed. You should remember that voice from Monday Night Football. “Are you ready for some football?”
Bocephus is such an intriguing human, talented beyond belief. He lost his dad at such a young age and I feel he battled throughout his young life trying to live up to who his daddy was, but at the same time, not trying to be his dad. Hank Jr is definitely a man's man. Respect.
It's hard to believe this song is 40 years old, and still timeless
Respect to Mr. Hank Williams Jr. Love this song! Lots of truth!
Bro, you got you a true country girl. The smile on her face when Hank says “shoot him with my old 45”! Never piss that woman off! Girl, you beautiful… don’t kill me! 🤣
He did the opening for Monday Night Football for years: Are you ready for some football?
Exactly, if you watched MNF prior to 2011 you heard Hank Jr sing. He sang the opening song to MNF until 2011. The song was an Adaption of his song "All My Rowdy Friends are Coming Over Tonight"
Who does the opening now, Boy George?
@@endocry Even Boy George isn't "woke" enough for today's NFL cuck executives...if you can believe that!
F the nfl
@@betsymarin7932 I agree! I haven't seen a game since Kapernick hit his knees.
His dad was Hank Williams Sr., who wrote "I Saw The Light", "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry", "Hey Good Lookin", "Move It On Over" and countless others.
They tried to make Hank Junior sing like his daddy but he did it his own way.
Now, when you listen to Hank III.....he sounds JUST like his grandpa....but with a punk feel.
Shout out to your dad! Love country folks , honest people and reactions.
I hope y'all grow and prosper!
Hank, Sr. was a legend. When he died, the country music industry tried to turn Hank, Jr. into him. When Jr. rebelled the industry turned their backs on him. He created his own sound and the rest is history. He often pokes them in the eye, especially in Family Tradition. You should listen to I'll Never Get Out of this World Alive from the album Three Hanks. It is Junior with his son Hank the third, and Hank Sr.'s music filtered in. Awesome (and I don't use that word frivolously). Although Hank the third sounds so much like Sr., he went his own way with music, too.
Hey. I was there in the day. All of your facts are WRONG.
Hank Jr. Family Tradition!!!! A must!!!!
Bocephus...His dad was a legend.❤️❤️❤️❤️
Listen to his dad, also Hank Williams, song "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry".
Your dad must be a good man. We teach ourselves how to do everything. Self taught is the best method!!!
Hanks father is such an original. A dirt road poet whosesongs will live on and on and on. Hank junior here is very different. Honestly not really my favorite, but nonetheless really good, and he's earned his place in the history of country music. Hank the third is punk country, and while I find some of his music not to my tastes, he's quite good. And now there's Hank the forth, but I haven't listened to him yet. Music runs deep in this family bloodline
I'm impressed with your reaction. I love everything about you two kids. Peace and love. In 1975 Hank was in the mountains and the snow fell out from underneath him. He fell over 400 feet and had multiple scull fractures. He's tough as hell.
He's worn a beard and sunglasses ever since. Didn't love the movie but it's quite a story!!!
@@lindenarden667 How many youngsters filled their father's shoes so well? Peace and love from Florida.
almost DIED in a plane crash....
@@donaldcarpenter5328 Wow. Thanks.
Yeah, I heard his eyes actually popped out of the sockets when he fell. He wares the sun glasses to hide the fact his eyes were never the same afterwards.
My great grandparents homestead in Montana was 40 miles from anywhere and they had to be prepared for anything. I feel you Amber, I grew up the same way. Miss it.
I got to see Hank, Jr. in a free concert in Temple, TX, before he got very famous. One of my grandson's loved his music, and I was able to make it possible for him to see Hank, Jr. before he passed away. This song brought tears to my eyes. (I grew up on a farm, too.)
“Y’all got the guns for every type of animal” ha they ain’t just for animals, son
Country guy, here...my first time firing a gun was when I was 9. My parents had a pistol for protection (my dad was an over-the-road trucker and was away from home a lot), and they would take me with them whenever they would go for target practice. I got my own first gun for Christmas when I was 12, a Marlin bolt action .22 rifle, and was allowed to take it out into the woods by myself. My folks were confident that I had heeded their warnings and teachings; I knew a gun isn't a toy but a tool. Never really one for hunting unless absolutely necessary (no hate for hunters, though, of course), I focused more on the precision aspect of shooting. At my high school, there were guns displayed in just about every other vehicle (lots of my classmates headed straight from school to the woods during hunting season)...and no one ever thought about using one because of a problem with someone, not even after getting their ass kicked in a fight. It simply wasn't even a consideration. We do, however, make our own whiskey and our own smoke, too...sipped on some mighty fine 'shine and puffed a few tasty pipes whilst camping with friends over the 4th of July weekend. I moved to the city when I was 30, but it didn't take long for the woods to call me back home. Yeah...it's a 120-ish mile round trip to the nearest mall, but the peace and relaxation more than make up for such inconveniences. I don't even have to lock my doors at night or when I'm not home 🤘
He's actually is Hank Williams JR his father Hank Williams SR is the undisputed GOAT of country music Hank JR carried on his father's greatness and became successful in his own right " family tradition " or " old Habits " just two of his Hits as for his Dad " I'm so lonesome I could cry " or " Your Cheating Heart " would be good to react to. Also they took old footages of his Dad and mixed it with JR and made a duet " There's a tear in my Beer " 😳♥️
I love Hank Williams, but Johnny Cash is the G.O.A.T.
Although made classic music, the father was racist as fuk.
I was 9yrs old when Hank Sr died of alcoholism at an early age, so I remember his music well. I actually like Hank Jr's voice & music much better than his father's music.
It's never too late to be Country Folk. I'm lucky because I've been one for 70 yrs. It's attitude and having the right circle.
I Knew homegirl would Relate,! AWESOME
Homie too,,.!!
“Having to drive 30 minutes to town”, once a week and hope I don’t forget something because I’m not returning for another week.
I did that all if my life until we had the bright idea to move to Florida. In the City. I can't sleep at night. Can't get comfortable. We're going home as soon as we can. Lol
That's the country boy's national anthem, I grew up in a small town it Tennessee we had cows chickens and a 2 acre garden that I was working in everyday just as soon as I was old enough to know what I was doing, every time I hear that song it makes me proud of my roots and upbringing.
Same here. My husband can build it, fix it, weld it and wire it. I have a banging garden and can my produce. We make our own pastas, breads and sauces. He fishes and hunts and we all have a dead eye for shooting. We're both veterans and marksmen. Our girl could hit what she aimed at by age 6. She can fly a plane, and there's nothing we can't drive. We don't need anyone to do anything. We take care of each other and our elderly neighbors. He grew up country and am I was city. I tend wounds, because my nursing degree is just another tool of survival. Country people can get it.
From the time I was old enough to walk I was working on the farm, hunting, fishing and trapping.
For the first 20 years of my life that is all I knew.
Sure I went to town occasionally and went to school but living on the farm was what I was all about.
Honestly, if I wanted to I could live without ever setting foot in a grocery store or any kind of store really.
I can get everything I need from the timber, water and garden.
The conversation is another good song
You guys are blowing the hell up lol I didn’t even realize
Sounds like Amber's Dad is a good dude. My kind of people. Thanks for the reaction of a legend.
I've seen HW jr. in person.....great show.
I LOVE YOU TWO!!!!! "Y'all all stay ready for everything"... YES WE DO!!!!!
Hank Williams JR get it right. Put some respect on this mans name.
Hank Jr and Hank Sr are COUNTRY MUSIC ROYALTY!
Hank III is also a badass, but on a whole different level.
It's rare in music today to actually have singers with great pipes, who don't cover their weaknesses with synthesized effects.
I grew up in the same COUNTY with him
Excuse me I have Had FEW
Incredible people here! He definately deserves kudos! So proud of him and his dad!!!
I love how some music transcends culture, race, and religion... its magic.
I grew up in the suburbs but I've always loved everything about the country. Old school camping, fishing, hunting trapping, etc.
This song makes me think of my childhood so much. It REALLY makes me think of my dad. Hunting, fishing gardening, canning... even the homemade wine.
There's something beautiful about growing up like that.
Me and Amber are kindred spirits. We both love Pink Floyd and we grew up in the Country. My wife is a pure city girl, but the country will always be in me, just like Amber. I love you two and wish you nothing but happiness.
Watching you guys connect was rewarding. An honest acceptance of the values connects us in many levels.
While your on a country roll I have a suggestion that will be a contrast to this one & it will be relevant to you guys as a couple since one is city & the other is country. I think it will be one of your favorites:
“Small Town Girl” by Steve Wariner (Beautiful song)
He's Hank Williams Sr changed country music he's this man's dad. Great live! I love the richness of his voice!
Songs like this make me want to move back to the Country to raise my daughter... Awesome reaction 🤘🤘
We love our families and want to protect and provide for them.
Ahhhh. 25 years ago.....our hang out The Lone Pine, playing pool, drinking beer, and singing this song every night. I live this life!!
I was born in LA area, but my mom didn't like raising us in the smog and such. She moved us to the countryside of central valley California which is agricultural based. Now my kids have chickens and we grow our own veg and fruit. Heck I went out skeet shooting when I was pregnant with my first lol.
I grew up in Central Valley also!!
@@danniellewonser9583 that's awesome! Except for allergies, it's a pretty nice place 😊
My husband is a Dust Bowl refugee descendant from the Central Valley.
Coincidentally I grew up about 20 minutes from when his grandparents were from, but on the Texas side of the Red River.
Awesome song and great review! Love it! She was raised right!! I can relate to her!
There’s a tear in my bear cause I’m crying for you dear.
Family tradition by Hank Williams Jr. Is a must!
Grew up in the country then moved to the city for a job. Super loved it at first...just how convenient everything was. After about five years, I was over it and couldn't wait to get out. Bought an acre of land in a rural area. Have chickens, rabbits and a garden and I can see the stars again. I don't think I could ever go back to city living.
Family Tradition by Hank Williams is also a great one by him.
'Family Tradition' is another Hank Jr song you'll have to react to.
i love her smile when hank said ' we can skin a buck' cuz we can!
Good ole country girl knows what a trotline is. Love it
"Blues Man" is a great example of how great Hank Jr is. It can play ever instrument on his stage and play it at the highest level. He will play rock, blues and country and then mix them all together
He was at his cabin in Montana and fell off a mountain and broke most of his bones in his face as well as other injuries and barely survived. He wrote a song about it . " Two Dot Montana." Please listen
Who you just listened to here was Hank Williams Junior.
The Son of Hank Williams Sr.
The greatest country music singer of the 1950s.
My wife and I are proud southerners from Deep South Texas. I grew up in Colorado and moved back to Texas after graduating high school. I grew up in the mountains and that’s where I feel most at home. Ain’t nothing anyone could throw at me that I’m not ready for. You guys are so on point with that. Is country boys stay ready, just how we were raised. We work hard and are fiercely protective of our homes and family. You know from growing up in the south and with your Pops how he is. We are polite to everyone unless you pose a threat and when that line has been crossed, only God can save you then. We are just a different breed I guess!!!! The other thing is there ain’t nothing like some good home cooked southern comfort food. Fried chicken, okra, cornbread, Mac and cheese…..plus you couldn’t go to a friend’s house or family member’s house without being fed by everyone. It’s definitely a slower pace of life, but God the people are amazing and the values we have are the beautiful thing. Literally exchanging services with a neighbor when neither of y’all have money or just doing it out of the kindness of your heart because someone needs it. When things go sideways the cities will turn into graveyards and the hills and mountains will be where people work through it. So very glad I got to grow up that way.
Hank Jr. started out being a copy cat of his dad,and he had a hard time trying to get the country music community to accept him as having his own musical interest and talent beyond the foundations his dad had established.After a very bad fall off a cliff he recovered and began creating the hank Jr. we see today and he is truly a part of the country outlaw movement of the 70s and 80s.
A copy cat? you know nothing about Country music...he sounds nothing like SR. You must be a rapper from rolling stone magazine.
@@ajaxslamgoody9736 As a young man he sounded enough like his dad and that it was how he was presented to the country music world in the 70s .He dressed in the suits and glitzy cowboy hats that were popular at that time in country music .Here is a direct quote from his memoir ,"You've been taught from the time you can possibly remember to look like, act like, be like, everything exactly like your legendary father,'”.You should maybe look at a few of those old videos of those early years and his performances.ruclips.net/video/FYT8q93kqVI/видео.html
Fun tidbit. If you noticed, he has the name Bocephus on his guitar. His dad, the late-great Hank Williams, Sr. gave his son this nickname because he thought he looked like a ventriloquist dummy that a comedian used on the Grand Ole Opry.
Love this song, Hank Williams Jr was real... My favorite story about him was from a neighbor of his who spotted someone mowing the lawn across the street from his new home, he yelled across "Hey when you get done there you can come over and do my lawn" the man nodded and did indeed ride over to mow his lawn.... He was incredibly surprised and perhaps a bit mortified when he found out that it was Hank Williams Jr on the lawn mower 😂
This is Hank Jr, Hank senior was the god father of country music.
Are you ready for some football Hank Williams Jr used to sing that song before Monday night football back in the day he's a good old country boy he's not fronting on that how about playing Edgar and Johnny winter's version of tobacco road live from 1970 I ask you everyday and I'm waiting anxiously
His father was Hank Williams Sr old country music. Next should be Whiskey Bent & Hell Bound.
He started off in life singing his father's songs more less pushed into it to keep his dad's memory alive. As he got older he went into his style of country music. His Dad's Hank Sr most famous song was Your Cheating Heart.. Check him out too.
Check out Hank Jr Bio where he fell 600 ft and rip his face off he like to have died he's lucky to be alive. They nick name Hank Jr ( Bocephus ).
Another great song is ( FAMILY Tradition ) a must to watch talks about family life.
If you pay attention to his songs
Tell Greg Walker he did a great job RASIN' his little girl😉Y'all rock...spread the love😎🇺🇸
I'm going to tell my age now...I saw Hank Williams Jr. in concert in 1983. I was a senior in high school.