Why Florida Georgia Line isn’t the death of country music (a counter-rant)
This morning Jason, after drinking his first cup of iced coffee, wrote a rant (his words) about Florida Georgia Line and how their song Cruise is the death of country music. If my counting is correct, this is actually the second article like this that's appeared on NashvilleGab; the first was by Vickye who, as far as I can tell, really, really doesn't like Florida Georgia Line and is definitely not afraid to say it.
The post this morning was insightful and a much better written article than I could ever write. I'm more of a bada bing, I'm out of here sort of writer … Jason's not. That's why I love him and Vickye and all my other writers, they're all much better than I am at the long and insightful stuff.
So why exactly am I writing this post after Jason so eloquently expressed his feelings about Florida Georgia Line this morning you ask? Simple, I don't actually agree with the view that Florida Georgia Line and their brand of music is leading the way to country's untimely demise. No, I just think they're leading us down the path of if you don't like it, put your money where your mouth is and listen to something else. I'm not here to say that Jason is wrong in any way, because I certainly don't think that, I'm just giving my two cents because I see things differently.