And This Is Why We Love Women In Country Music…

Okay, this isn’t the ONLY reason we love women in country music, but these ladies are funny! What other genre do you get class, sass, and kickass humor…all displayed on Twitter before our very eyes as artists communicate with one another?

It started this afternoon when Maren Morris tweeted what many people are thinking, because, quite frankly, she doesn’t give a you-know-what (and we love that about her).

There are so many dude artists opening bars downtown. When I’m rich, I’m seriously opening one called My Church. All we’ll serve is wine, @RyanHurd is gonna grow his hair back out and be the bartender, and it’ll be on Church street. You’re welcome. 🍷💒

— MAREN MORRIS (@MarenMorris) June 11, 2018

It should come as no surprise that Sugarland’s Jennifer Nettles had a response to this because it screams open door for hilarity and sarcasm, two languages Nettles speaks fluently.

Well, I too am opening one. Next door to yours. Naming it “Raise the Bar HIGH”, from our Sugarland song “Settling”. It will be a pot bar. (Get it? High?) And we will making a killing off food/munchies. https://t.co/JocPvNOyYo

— Jennifer Nettles (@JenniferNettles) June 11, 2018

Naturally, Morris returned to Twitter to virtually high five her future neighbor.

Omg block party, please! 🔥😂

— MAREN MORRIS (@MarenMorris) June 11, 2018

Watch out Florida Georgia Line, Dierks Bentley, Blake Shelton, and Jason Aldean! The girls are coming for you with some serious competition!

Jennifer Nettles, Maren Morris

Jen Swirsky

Jen is a Florida-licensed attorney with dreams of never practicing law again. Originally attending law school with the hopes of working in the music industry, Jen found her niche after her degree was hung on the wall and she decided to pursue country music writing/journalism instead. Now living in Nashville, Jen spends her days as a social media strategist and her days/nights covering events, interviewing artists, and reviewing albums for Nashville Gab.

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