🎵 Hank Williams Jr - Family Tradition REACTION
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His Dad Hank Williams was probably the greatest Country singer of all time, he was also a hard drinker and hell raiser and he died at 29. So when Hank Jr. says he is following a family tradition, that is what he is talking about it.
Only the chorus alludes to that, the rest of the song however is a rebellion song because Jr. liked to mix southern rock with honkey tonk and people in Nashville didn't like it.
100%
Hank Jr had to make his way, and not copy his famous dad
Fun fact when they made the movie with George Hamilton playing Hank Williams Sr the crew had Hank Williams Jr sing all of his dad's songs for the movie and had Hamilton lip syncing the songs
Just here to say I was going to say this same thing. :) I guess it's not obvious that Jr is a 2nd person and not the same Hank Williams to folks who don't know. But yeah he's the son of one of the founders of country music and Jr actually helped to push country into a new era (that folks where uncomfortable with and therefore put pressure on his lifestyle choices).
I love how much Lex likes this song. She gets the spirit of it perfectly. Hank Williams senior (one of most famous musicians ever) was an alcoholic.
huge druggie also
But to grown folk when jr was coming up, his music and behavior were wild, probably was told he's not like his old man all the time, truth was he was exactly like (or even better behaved since he's lived)
Awesome drinking sing-a-long song for sure. This song is also a huge hit at Hanks concerts. Over the years audiences have started their own little chant add ons the the song particularly through the chorus. It typically goes like this: Don’t ask me Hank why do you drink. Audience: To get drunk Hank why do you roll smoke. Audience: to get stoned. Why do you live like the songs that you wrote. Audience: to get laid. The whole crowd will sing loud as they can through the whole song, but experienced Hank Jr concert goers will belt out the add in lines during the chorus.
Was just going to say that & I seen your post! lol
I've never done that more than 5 times ..... except those other times 😛
Required bar band song. Have even seen hard rock/metal bands do a version.
This happens everywhere I've ever seen this song played in public. That's a lot of places.
And everybody is HAPPY!
This is my favorite Hank Williams Jr song thus making it my favorite song. It has been my favorite song for a few decades and it probably will be for the rest of my life (hopefully a few more decades).
The ULTIMATE Hank Williams Jr. song is "A Country Boy Can Survive". Please consider playing that one.🤘🏻
I prefer “if the south would have won”.
In concert, the chorus ALWAYS turns into a call and response with the audience. When Hank sings "Why do you drink" the crowd answers "TO get drunk". And "why do you roll smoke" gets "To get stoned" and "Why must you live out the songs that you wrote" is answered "To get laid" Of course, the same thing happens when a bunch of drunks are sitting around a fire listening to it on a phone. Or so I've heard.
“Or so I’ve heard” 🤣
This is true they missed half the lyrics....it's a crowd participation song.
My daddy always sang it with the crowd chorus literally taught us as soon as could talk lol I went to a Baptist preschool and got in trouble 🤣🤣
Amen.
Saw him in concert once and it was definitely like that. Hell of a good time!
His Father, Hank Sr. Is possibly the greatest country singer ever. He was a known alcoholic, and partier. So much so that he was fired from the Grand Ole Opry from it.
Grand Ole Opry also rejected Elvis for different reasons.
He died from a heroin overdose too, I think.
He actually invented a sound ! That breaking of the voice, slowed down yodeling basically
I wouldn't say that. He's more credited for creating the 'modern country' sound. Not pop country.. modern country. Before Hank 1, it was pretty much bluegrass and gospel. He's the Little Richard of country if you will..
Hank Sr SUCKED
The family that is questioning him in the song is the Country Music family. Also if you didn’t know Hank nearly died in the 70’s when he fell over 400’ while hiking up in the mountains. At first he wasn’t expected to live. He had a badly fractured skull and his face was badly mangled. That is where his now traditional look comes from with the full beard, sunglasses and hat. He did that to cover all the scars and had to go through quite a few surgeries and a couple of years of physical therapy etc to recover.
Not to mention the family tradition of drinking heavily and getting high (his daddy's, Hank Williams, lifestyle) which took his father's life at 29 years old...
I believe that there is a movie about it....
50 years old and I didn't know this😳 thank you
@@michaelmcgillivray1624 yes there is
@@michaelmcgillivray1624 Living Proof: The Hank Williams Jr story. almost impossible to find due to it being a made for TV movie by NBC
Hank Sr., was a wild one. So Hank Jr., is following in his footsteps.
Lex, cracking me up. You totally got the feeling of it! Love it. ❤️
She was awesome lol
Hank Williams sr was the original country outlaw this is his son following his footsteps
Am I the only one that would love to take Lex to a Honky Tonk with this song playing & watch her sing out "it's a famillllllly tradition" and do the call & response"?
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Lex gets it!
Hank’s Dad is one of the most famous country stars of all time and Jr is talking about walking in Hank Sr Shoes
His father was the very famous country singer himself, Hank Williams Sr. Sadly he died at a young age when Hank Jr was a very young.
He was also a very big drinker as well, hence the family tradition!
@@robertkeown2406 Exactly.
I don't believe it is possible to watch y'all and not be uplifted! Y'all always put a big smile on my face. Thank you. Love y'all ❤
There’s an old saying that… “You’re a product of your environment.” His daddy Hank Sr. was a very popular country singer too!
Lex you got it right my dear! Great video reaction! Loved it!! 💕🍻
Lex is so giddy and gets right into the groove, and Brad is soooo serious, asking, "What did l miss?"
That's so darned cute.
Hank Williams Jr. is the son of Country Music Legend Hank Williams. One of the original bad boys of country music. Between Alcohol and drugs, Sr. Was gone far too soon at 29. Jr. was groomed by his mama to do his daddy's songs from a very early age. Play daddy's songs. Check. Grow up and want to make his own music? Thats what this is about. Until the 90's when technology allowed for it, he had never sung with his daddy. They sliced video together of both Sr. & Jr. Singing There's a tear in my beer. Hank Sr. Died when Junior was only 3. That was special to watch back then
Ive never heard this song with out the call and response to his chorus questions. "Whyyy do ya drink!?" TO GET DRUNK!!" "Whyy do you roll smoke!?" TO GET STONED!! I truly expected to hear that in the back ground like a crowd jeering or something. For real though I have never heard this song without anyone adding those responses
You forgot the last one. "To get laid!"
@@satxtrap I knew I was fucking up the rule of three but I just couldnt bring it to memory. Thats why I got family like you
Every time I went out with friends for karaoke, we always heard "to get drunk, stoned and laid" when someone did this song. It was so much fun!
I love Lex for this!! She caught the whole feel of the song!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍
"A Country Boy Can Survive" is my favorite.
Your Girl Lex is a treasure. Great song by ol' Hank Jr.
Lex is just so friggin' adorable. I was cracking up the whole time.
Girl I love your reactions... and family tradition.. His daddy died at 29 from alcholism... Hank Jr is in his 70's now... gonna see him this summer... he's still goin... love it.
One of the best bar singalongs ever
He's singing about his Papa, country legend Hank Williams Sr., also a heavy partier who died young.
folks back in the day expected him to keep singing his daddy's songs while he wanted to go his own direction. the family tradition in his case was drinking and doing things that church folk looked down on.
I grew up on Hank Jr. when people ask me what I listen to my response is everything from Hank Jr to Metallica.
Lmao this is the song my sister sang to our brother the first time she got him drunk
Hank Sr was a true artist. For him to be doing what he was doing 1937 - 1952 wad amazing. He wrote and recorded so many great songs. I'd recommend his Kaw-Liga.
Hank Williams Jr
All My Rowdy Friends
Now listen to some Hank 3... He's definitely carrying on the family tradition.
Lex you hit the nail on the head, it's absolutely a sing along. Back in the day we sang along with this in the bar, at the lake, and parties. It's a fun song!
Never gets old! Even being a former bar owner, ya just can't help but sing along! Their unaware that this is a sing along.
Lex has so much energy you two make a good couple!
It's his country music community/establishment asking, and he's answering that his actions relate to the family tradition started by his dad. So it's two different families traditions kind of being played on.
Make sure to find the comments on the concert fans sing along verses/responses to the chorus!
Hank Sr was a country singer know for drinking hard and pills so hank jr is just carrying on the family tradition
I love Hank Jr and all his songs but even more, I loved Lex and her reaction to this song. Priceless!!!
His dad famously died at 29 after hard living 😢.. family tradition
This channel really needs a Hank 3 reaction! The grandson of Hank Sr. And son of Hank Jr. Very talented individual.
Rebel Within, Long Hauls Close Calls, If the Shoe Fits, or Thrown Out of the Bar are some great songs and are from all different albums he has made
Bar rooms loved singing along
Hank Jr Is a deep hole to go down. I really enjoy the story telling in his songs. His dad (Hank Williams) was the OG of country music.
Hey bud I absolutely love how you light up when you see that she's happy. Even if you don't like the music, that is pure love.
This is one of those classic bar songs. It's also got responses which when played live, the attendees "sing" them back. They're easy to figure out.
I don't know about the rest of the world, but in Wisconsin when people sing along it's more .. well ..
Hank: "Why do you drink?"
Crowd: TO GET DRUNK
Hank: "Who do you roll smoke?"
Crowd: TO GET STONED
I think it's everywhere cause that's how we sing it here in Texas also
That's how we sing it Montana, where Bocephus nearly died.
Absolutely a classic performed by a undeniable legend. Good choice y'all 👍👍❤️🌎✌️
And the tradition carries on. Hank III quite the outlaw singer himself.
Lex is always so happy 😀 always cheers me up on a bad day lol
I saw him in the early sixties when he was singing his Dads songs. His voice hadn’t even changed yet. He was singing with his father’s band.
We play this song at our family reunion every year and my family does a lot of drinking. This song gets everyone out on the floor and singing along.
Drink a six pack of beer chasing half a fifth of whisky and yes it absolutely is a sing along song!
I'm not really much of a country fan at all but this is a real banger that brings back a lot of memories. I'd love to be drinking in a bar where this comes on and everyone starts singing together.
Definitely sing along. If you’re in any bar or country club or honky tonk down here in the south, a group of patrons will always sing along with this. It’s fun.
Great reaction to the song, Lex, and great reaction to Lex's reaction, Brad!
One of my favorite artist, does Blues, Country and Southern rock and also bends those three together. Has alot of hits, a huge list.
His father, Hank Williams, was known for his excesses as much as his successes. Hank Sr. was such a country music icon that although he died at only 29, his legacy lives on today in country music. Imagin following in those footsteps.
For me, as a kid when this came out, and not into country music, this was the first rebel, cool country guy I'd ever heard. Love him
I just saw Hank Jr. live may 27th, best concert I’ve ever been to hands down. 🤘
Hank Sr the best country song writer ever I also like Hank jr & Hank III all legendary!
Killer tune!
Lex is a national treasure, I've seen her vibe with tool and slipknot, now she feeling bocephus!
It's important to remember the historical weight Hank Jr. was carrying. If you made a pyramid of all the Country & Western stars and songs, his daddy, Hank Sr. would be at the very tip top of that pyramid. Lots of pressure on a young kid who wants to make it in C&W himself. His father, however, was an alcoholic and died one night in the back seat of a car traveling after one of his shows. He was 29, yet is pretty much considered the very top C&W singer-songwriter of all time. Hank Jr. is just carrying on a family tradition...
Reminds me of my momma..she loved hank jr...irritated me at the time but now that she is gone it brings back memories when I hear it...❤ thanx for the memories..
Hanks father is the considered the father of country music. He is a legend. He was a notorious bad-ass that drank, did drugs, and broke all the rules. Hank Sr. is considered one of the greatest songwriters of all time. He changed music forever. Not just country music. He sadly died at the age of 29 just when he was hitting his prime. He left behind a catalog of songs in his short time that is almost unrivaled. He was so prolific and talented he's still appreciated to this day. While there were many stars that came before him, he is considered by many to be the first country music super star that transcended the genre. Hank Jr. is a mega star in his own right. He came on country music in late 70s and 80s and had some monster hits. His son, Hank the 3rd, is also a talented singer and song writer. His son actually looks and sounds more like Hank Sr. than Jr. does. They do indeed have a great family tradition.
Nice job y'all, Hank Sr-Lost Highway and Hank 3- Whiskey Weed and Women are very good and pretty well covers 3 generations of kick ass country
Bingo!
You can go four generations with Hank IV “Son of Sin”. Three’s boy. Although it’s good, I see it as coat tail riding.
@@billybee3423 Did not know that, Hank Jrs daughter Holly Williams is pretty good also, Good Man is one of her best I think
@@hillbillyhippie4235 Yeah. I’ve always said that she is LUCKY that she got her mommas genes and not her daddies. The Williams boys aren’t really known for their looks.
Hank 3 Dick in Dixie is a good one, too.
Hank Jr. was so important to the youth of the 80s in rural America. He made it cool to be a country music fan
Hank Jr daddy Hank Sr was doing all those things Jr sings about in this song as he rose to fame in country music
As you guys are doing some country reactions, I suggest David Allan Coe's "You Never Even Called Me By My Name", Merle Haggard's "Mama Tried", and Don Williams' "Good Ole Boys Like Me."
Merle Haggard and Willie Nelson's "Pancho and Lefty" is another good one.
The conversation
David Allen coe probably isn't the best suggestion
Hank jr. Dad , Hank Sr. Family tradition,. Hank III is out there carrying on with the family tradition
Lex is always in a good mood love it. Poor Brad looks at her like clam down girl LOL love you guys
I was on Lex's Level Of Enjoying This Song, Especially When it Hits The Radio 👍💯🎵🎶
Brad: " did I miss something?" Yep :)
This and “You Never Even Call Me By My Name” are famous closing-time songs! Like you can get ppl outta the bar after these singalongs!
..."you ain't got to go home but you can't stay here"...
Facts!
I am so head over heels in love with lex, cute as a duck wearing a hat! Brad i hope you know how crazy lucky you are! The happiness just radiates…
You have to read about his father Hank Williams, the most influential performer of his time.
this is the absolute TOP TIER drinking song when youre "drankin" with kin folk and close friends. Nothing like SANGIN' this song at the top of your lungs at the night song. Drink in one hand, friend in the other. Good times.
That's it. We were all raised on Saturday night music and Alcohol. I wss an alcoholic by 16. Lol. Got that handled years later. But it was 100% a Family tradition
They wanted Hank Jr. to keep on singing his Daddy's songs but Hank Jr liked southern rock too, he was friends with Lynyrd Skynyrd back in the day.
My grandparents loved this guy's dad. They had all his records.
Hank Williams and the Texas Playboys. Listen to,"I'm so lonesome I could cry".
I mean no disrespect, but, I just love Lex , your spirit is absolute “soulshine”
Yes she is upbeat and positive on this channel keep it up never gets old you sir should count your fortune
Hank Williams was pretty much the first country superstar, and a wild young man. Hank Jr., is also a superstar. He's just a super talented musician and song writer. The guy is a force of nature, and also really wild in his young days. His life story is pretty fascinating. Anyway, stay on the Hank Jr. train for a while. "A Country Boy Can Survive", "Born to Boogie", "All my Rowdy friends are Comin' Over Tonight", Whisky Bent and Hell Bound"...
I grew up in a rural east Alabama county and wasn't alot to do round here but hunt, fish, go to bonfires or ride dirt roads all night drinking beer and listening to alot of Hank Williams Jr, Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, Waylon Jennings and basically any of the so called Outlaw country music singers that basically sang about the very way of life we all lived, alot of us could relate to this type of music and we didn't need to be in big crowds or cities to have a damn good time and just enjoy our lives, didn't see many cops out on those dirt roads just other people doing the same thing we were
The Country Music industry was on his case at the time he wrote this. There was a lot of clean cut expectations to play the opry. However what Hank JR was saying the very "family" that didnt want him on the opry if he didnt straighten up was doing everything he was just hiding it. At the start of the song he says "his family is disowning him"
I enjoyed watching your reaction! This song was the kind you danced to and sang along with. Lex, you are a gem. 😀
To get drunk…. To get stoned…. To get layed!
Just came across you guys: Lex, you are so damn cute! The reactions of an innocent little girl! Fun to watch! Brad, you look a little serious. You looked like you were trying to solve a puzzle while watching the video. Good for you guys for wading into music you may not normally listen to!
Lexi grooving to the music is unbelievably cute. I can't stand it. Lol
Audience participation = "Why do you drink" - TO GET DRUNK
"Why do you roll smoke" - TO GET STONED
😂😅🎉
For a while country music was Nashville, but then some upstarts began the " Outlaw" movement and needless to say the traditionalists were shocked and tried to exclude those who sang it!!
Lex gets it, she just has way too much fun. Love her personality. Brad, your just more down to earth.
I absolutely loved watching this. Lex was really gettin it. And poor Brad looked so confused. LOL. To understand this song to the fullest, you really need to dig into the life of Hank Jr and his dad. Great story in this song.
This is a staple of country music. You can make a bar jump with this one.
NO not what he singing about.He is taking about his father. The legend Hank Williams Considered an icon of country music and one of the most influential musicians of the twentieth century. He lived a wild life and died in 1953 at the age of 29.. And Jr or Bocephus a nickname his daddy gave him. in 1973 Bocephus fell off a mountain and almost died he had to have his face reconstruct that why he said the word bonecutter to the doctor
Family Tradition was written to pay homage to his dad's outlaw ways!
In the early days of country, they tried to hide the improprieties of some stars including Hank Williams Sr. He actually had a few vices that was kept quiet. Hank Williams Jr is saying that his behavior, that the country music community discouraged, was just like his Fathers. In essence, most of them had quite a few vices of their own. Hank Williams Jr wasn't widely accepted by the old school country music community when he was young. Hank Sr was a favorite of my parents, they didn't ever like Hank Jr.
One of my favorite country songs!!!
This brings back the memories of sitting around a bonfire drinking whisky. And hitting on a joint.
"Roll Smoke" ooooooo never knew this man was a pothead
A few years back I was going to a Karaoke bar on weekends and there was a guy that always sang this song and he sounded like and looked a little like Hank. The whole bar would join in on the chorus. I miss those days.
To me Hank Williams Jr. will always be the King of Country Music just like his dad was.
Like others have said, Hank Williams was one of the corner stones of what eventually became modern country. He was a giant, one of the GOAT's in country music. He even influenced early rock and roll in the 50's. Hank Williams Jr. was only 3 when his father Hank Senior died. Hank Jr. only has bits of memories of his dad because his dad was always on the road touring. Hank Senior was a notorious drinker. In this song, the people asking the questions are the rest of the country music industry. By the time this song was written, country music had tamed down a lot and a hard living, drinking, party life style was frowned upon. A lot of country music stars at the time still lived a hard drinking life, but the country music industry hid and covered it up. Hank Williams Jr. reveled in his life style, never hid it and even promoted it, so he was considered an outsider in the country music family at the time. The song Family Tradition was his answer to the country music industry.
You gotta love Lex, she just grooves. You are one lucky man Brad.