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It’s pathetic how you all assume I’m just here to troll you. I am not.
Out there in the vast expanse of the American musical landscape, there exists what I consider a subgenre of country music—one that focuses almost exclusively on tractors. To kick things off, I'll share a track that isn't strictly about tractors, but served as my gateway into this magical world of tractor-centric melodies.
So, let’s get into it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yt5m2...eature=related
Right away, the line "I'd be on my tractor, she'd be on my mind" jumps out at you. Sure, it mentions a truck too, but don't you dare call it a "truck" in the wrong context; it's an essential distinction.
The next song is by a different artist, and quite frankly, I can't stop playing it. Again, you might think I'm joking, but I'm dead serious.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjwAu...eature=related
Lyrics like "Or we can take another ride on my big green tractor
Life is a highway" or "We can go to town, but baby if you'd rather, I'll take you for a ride on my big green tractor" are simply breathtaking in their beauty.
Let's pivot back to Rodney, because he’s clearly got the winning hand here. He doesn't just have a tractor; he has a whole crew of friends with tractors.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjcrU...eature=related
Then you have lyrical gems like "I'll live out in the country happily ever after
I got everything I need 'cause I got friends with tractors
Yee haw." Is anyone actually immune to those lines? No one. I said no one.
Finally, we have Kenny Chesney with his undeniable hit, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWu4a...eature=related , though I haven't quite decided on that one yet. Why? Because "Big Green Tractor" is stuck on permanent repeat. And I am not kidding.
Furthermore, the comment sections are absolute battlegrounds where people argue over which tractor reigns supreme. The intensity is unreal.
"If it ain't red, keep it in the shed!" That's the kind of mantra that pulls you out of a depression, colors your world with undiscovered hues, and sends your adrenaline through the roof.
Do you have a favorite tractor anthem, and were you even aware that a genre dedicated to tractors actually exists?
Out there in the vast expanse of the American musical landscape, there exists what I consider a subgenre of country music—one that focuses almost exclusively on tractors. To kick things off, I'll share a track that isn't strictly about tractors, but served as my gateway into this magical world of tractor-centric melodies.
So, let’s get into it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yt5m2...eature=related
Right away, the line "I'd be on my tractor, she'd be on my mind" jumps out at you. Sure, it mentions a truck too, but don't you dare call it a "truck" in the wrong context; it's an essential distinction.
The next song is by a different artist, and quite frankly, I can't stop playing it. Again, you might think I'm joking, but I'm dead serious.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjwAu...eature=related
Lyrics like "Or we can take another ride on my big green tractor
Life is a highway" or "We can go to town, but baby if you'd rather, I'll take you for a ride on my big green tractor" are simply breathtaking in their beauty.
Let's pivot back to Rodney, because he’s clearly got the winning hand here. He doesn't just have a tractor; he has a whole crew of friends with tractors.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjcrU...eature=related
Then you have lyrical gems like "I'll live out in the country happily ever after
I got everything I need 'cause I got friends with tractors
Yee haw." Is anyone actually immune to those lines? No one. I said no one.
Finally, we have Kenny Chesney with his undeniable hit, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWu4a...eature=related , though I haven't quite decided on that one yet. Why? Because "Big Green Tractor" is stuck on permanent repeat. And I am not kidding.
Furthermore, the comment sections are absolute battlegrounds where people argue over which tractor reigns supreme. The intensity is unreal.
"If it ain't red, keep it in the shed!" That's the kind of mantra that pulls you out of a depression, colors your world with undiscovered hues, and sends your adrenaline through the roof.
Do you have a favorite tractor anthem, and were you even aware that a genre dedicated to tractors actually exists?