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Perhaps âA Bar Song (Tipsy)â isnât your father or grandfatherâs country music, but Shaboozey brings ample energy, entertainment, and fun to the table.
[otw_shortcode_dropcap label=”C” size=”large” border_color_class=”otw-no-border-color” shadow=”shadow” square=”square”]ountry music has been tainted, OMG! Black people canât possibly make country music, can they? Of course, they can, and of course they should â if they like! The black roots in country music go deep. Donât be dissuaded by the negative, sometimes racist attitudes towards the likes of, say, BeyoncĂ© recording a âcountryâ album with the highly successful Cowboy Carter. But the focus is not on the queen in âA Bar Song (Tipsy)â â itâs on the talented Shaboozey. Shaboozey may not be âthe right shadeâ for some country music enthusiasts, but he delivers an entertaining record with âA Bar Song (Tipsy)â which appears as the second track on his album, Where Iâve Been, isnât Where Iâm Going. âA Bar Song (Tipsy)â was written by Shaboozey, Nevin, Sean Cook, and Mark Williams. Nevin and Sean Cook also produced it.[/otw_shortcode_dropcap]
Fun is the modus operandi on âA Bar Song (Tipsy).â Shaboozey doesnât hold back on the personality. âMy baby want a Birkin, sheâs been tellinâ me all night long,â he sings in the first verse, later adding, âThis 9 to 5 ainât workinâ, why the hell do I work so hard?â Birkins arenât âcountry,â but the reference to work â thatâs country to the core! Also, âcountryâ is the pre-chorus and chorus, where Shaboozey drowns his sorrows: âTell âem, âbring another round,â we need plenty more,â and âSomeone pour me a double shot of whiskey / They know me, and Jack Danielâs got a history.â Woo! The follow-up in the second verse is entertaining too â a drunk Shaboozey: âWoke up drunk at 10 a.m., we gonâ do this shit again / Tell your girl to bring a friend.â Perhaps âA Bar Song (Tipsy)â isnât your fatherâs or grandfatherâs country music, but Shaboozey brings plenty of energy and fun to the table, NO CAP!
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Shaboozey // Where Iâve Been, isnât Where Iâm Going // American Dogwood / EMPIRE // 5.31.24
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