David Allan Coe & The Moonshines Bandits Turn “Take This Job” Into Country Rap
WARNING: LANGUAGE
Look, I am an unapologetic David Allan Coe fan. I don’t care that his list of personal flaws is as long and flowing as the fake blonde locks adorning his otherwise prune shriveled head. Yes, David Allan Coe’s got problems. He doesn’t have a closet of skeletons, he’s got a living room full of them riding circles around him on those little Shriner motorcycles while he does rows of Jack shots off a residue and paraphernalia-cluttered coffee table. David Allan Coe is bat shit crazy and a certified country music wing nut if there every was one. But you can put his legacy of creative output up against 90% of the rest of country artists and it’ll kick their asses.
Nonetheless, I got no use for David Allan Coe with the country rap fucknards of the Moonshine Bandits prancing around him like a pink elephant they just won at the meth carnival for beating off a donkey, acting like Coe’s mere presence in any way legitimizes their imbecilic racket.
The only thing on God’s creation that is worse than country rap is 3rd tier country rap like the version The Moonshine Bandits peddle. When Kid Rock was sticking his tongue up Coe’s ass back in the 90’s, at least he was popular enough where it resulted in some otherwise culture-deprived hellions getting wise to real country music. The Moonshine Bandits ain’t no RUN DMC, and David Allan Coe ain’t no Aerosmith. If Coe had all his faculties about him circa 1974, he’d know The Moonshine Bandits got a big bag of nothing and would drive his Harley Davidson Panhead right up their asses and hard cuss anyone who tried to stop him.
The Moonshine Bandits and country rap is music for the refugees of the opioid epidemic. It is for 14-year-old boys who think they own the world because they finally got hair on their balls, and the people whose mental maturation never progressed beyond that age.
This version of “Take This Job and Shove It” is a dumpster fire. The Moonshine Bandits are too busy masturbating on themselves for hoodwinking Coe to be a part of it to offer anything new and constructive, and Coe can’t wait to get off camera so he can blow all his new royalty money at the casino. Oh, and how original is it to have everyone spending half their time flipping off the camera? What, you think you’re Johnny Cash? I’d tell them The Man in Black would’ve whipped their ass, but I don’t want to be accused of quoting Eric Church.
“Take This Job and Shove It” became an iconic country music anthem for a generation because it encapsulated the quiet desperation of the working man and the theater of the mind they would succumb to just to make it through another day to feed their families through lean times. Here, the Moonshine Bandits make it into an ode of the great American fuckups too lazy to work, and who blame all of their problems on others.
It was cool they took Coe back to the very prison he served time in when he was a convict to record the video for this, but to waste it on this collaboration is tantamount to sacrilege. Even The Moonshine Bandits know their music is garbage. These guys have been doing this stuff for 15 years now with their stupid ‘Shiner Nation’ marketing scheme. They’re like the Insane Clown Posse of country, getting rich quick off of the simple-mindedness of others. But it’s good work if you can get it I guess, and in a way it’s kind of wickedly genius. These guys know they’re clowns, and at least give them credit for embracing it.
And I don’t care if David Allan Coe says he invented rap and has been doing it for years or whatever. The Bellamy Brothers say the same thing. Coe also thinks that rap is still the new, hip thing when it’s 35 years old. I would say to watch the immortal visage of David Allan Coe get besmirched by The Moonshine Bandits is pretty unbearable, but the truth is nothing can sully Coe’s legacy at this point any more than he’s sullied it himeslf. And for some reason, that’s why we still love him.
March 8, 2017 @ 10:26 am
I made it 37 seconds. Couldn’t take any more than that.
April 5, 2019 @ 5:24 am
I agree.This guy has many issues.Its not country and the stuff shouldn’t be allowed.Waylon,Willie and the other outlaws didn’t do this crap.
March 8, 2017 @ 10:31 am
Oh God. So sad.
March 8, 2017 @ 10:33 am
So, your post seems a bit vague….how do you really feel about it?
March 8, 2017 @ 10:42 am
It’s only because I love DAC that I can’t bring myself to play this video. I’d try to just forget I even saw this article and move on, but with a line like “fucknards of the Moonshine Bandits prancing around him like a pink elephant they just won at the meth carnival for beating off a donkey,” I don’t think I’ll be able to forget.
April 5, 2019 @ 5:28 am
I like DAC.But this shit is gotta go and the lines.What has happened to the man??Country needs saved and stuff like this brings other artists to sing it..Main labels must be hurting for money and long as they can make a dollar they will even if its to kill country.DAC this is wrong.so am a fan but SORRY THIS IS BULLSHIT
March 8, 2017 @ 10:46 am
” It is for 14-year-old boys who think they own the world because they finally need to shave their balls, and the people whose mental maturation never progressed beyond that age.”
FTFY. These kids today.
March 8, 2017 @ 10:56 am
I agree w trigger. I love DAC this is sad. I didn’t know he Bellamy brothers claim they invented rap?
March 8, 2017 @ 10:58 am
I have to say, I made it a lot farther into this video than I have 99% of the other songs you’ve given two guns down to.
Which isn’t to say it’s not still terrible, but I’m just saying…
March 8, 2017 @ 11:00 am
Well after listening a time or two, this is right on target with ttoday’s country music. Lol. It might go number 1
March 8, 2017 @ 11:09 am
Hopefully something good happens after this and his last song won’t be this one but more like when Hank III did that song ‘The Outlaw Ways” with him, I have it on a shine, red vinyl record, but I always wondered why they didn’t make a music video of that song together. I am sure that would be a whole lot more appreciated.
March 8, 2017 @ 11:25 am
“…prancing around him like a pink elephant they just won at the meth carnival for beating off a donkey”
Awesome!
It’s sad. Like when you realize grandpa is senile sad.
Yuengling bottle at 2:32!
March 8, 2017 @ 11:33 am
Not related, but are you going to be taking Toby Keith and Eric Church to task for their drunken, childish behavior at the Waylon tribute concert? It makes me sick these two were invited to the event – at the expense of other deserving artists – and acted like children.
March 8, 2017 @ 11:36 am
You lost me. Do you have a link? This is the first I’m hearing of it.
March 8, 2017 @ 11:44 am
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZkJDL3E0cc
March 8, 2017 @ 11:52 am
Toby, all red nosed drunk, messes with Church’s (ear piece) causing him to sing the same verse twice. I don’t even know if Keith is supposed to be “harmonizing” with Musgraves. It’s hard to read Sturgill’s face, but the glares he’s giving Keith are hilarious.
All this at the expense of Willie not having a solo part in the song!
March 8, 2017 @ 1:36 pm
Yeah, these sort of end-of-show medleys are always a train wreck. I watched this the other day and really wasn’t impressed with any of it, but didn’t take Toby Keith’s or Eric Church’s behavior as disrespectful as much as just general grabassedry. I don’t know…
March 8, 2017 @ 11:45 am
https://youtu.be/xY451RVD0Rs
Maybe this is what he’s talking about?
March 8, 2017 @ 11:53 am
The link I posted is better – it’s from the production.
March 8, 2017 @ 11:40 pm
Where can I buy this dvd?
March 8, 2017 @ 1:14 pm
Much ado about nothing….but if Sturgill is giving them a look, well shame on them for having a good time as the video suggests.
Fun haters unite!
March 8, 2017 @ 2:03 pm
It’s not about being a fun hater. This wasn’t just a random tribute concert. Blackbird Presents is selling this concert on DVD and pushing it across many media platforms including CMT. Now you have this drunken moment where the song gets screwed up because these two had to go get drunk. I just saw a clip of Toby’s solo performance and he looks and sounds wasted. It was disrespectful to the other 32 musicians who remained sober (or the appearance of sobriety) and took their job serious and disrespectful to the producers and the many people who worked behind the scenes to put together this concert.
And it was disrespectful to Willie – a legend on the stage trying to pay tribute to Waylon.
I’m all for having fun, but do it on your own time (and dime).
March 8, 2017 @ 6:19 pm
I hate the 25 people on stage, bring it home, end of concert, tributes. They always suck. This looks more like an excuse to party than a serious tribute. Shooters getting older, I blew off his concert at rodeo cook off Saturday. Not a good crowd, night club crowd, rich kids ect… I actually went and got sick of drunken fools after an hour and went home. Maybe I’m getting old too.
Waylon is my hero, I would punch someone in the throat of I was a C.I.A. assassin like Sturgill and had navy seal training for disrespecting Waylon
March 8, 2017 @ 8:47 pm
Sturgill always has that goofy look on his face!
March 9, 2017 @ 9:18 am
Funners gonna fun fun fun …….( ’til daddy takes the t-bird away )
March 8, 2017 @ 2:04 pm
Also I read that when it’s airs on CMT they aren’t gonna show the two songs Sturgill sings with Willie. They’ll only be on the DVD.
March 8, 2017 @ 11:29 am
David Allan Coe saying he invented rap kills any respect I have for him as an artist. And country rap is pretty much the biggest bunch of BS ever, I’m sorry white country boys want to act hard, and think rap makes them cool, but stop stealing other people’s heritage (and note this isn’t a race thing, Eminem is a brilliant rapper, but it’s like someone who grows up in NYC trying to make country music…go away).
March 8, 2017 @ 11:30 am
edit: you can make country music if you grew up in NYC, if you take time to learn about country music, and where/why it came from etc…same thing with rap music if you come from the country….but none of these guys do, so yeah)
March 8, 2017 @ 1:54 pm
you can make country music if you grew up in NYC, if you take time to learn about country music
Thanks for the edit (I’m from the NYC area originally). To drive the point home, Bluegrass artist Peter Rowan is from Boston, MA and was thought highly enough by Bill Monroe such that he hired him as the lead singer for his Bluegrass Boys in the ’60s. Bluegrass mandolin maestro David Grisman is from Passaic, NJ, which most definitely isn’t in the country (some parts of NJ are). Doug Seegers is supposedly from Long Island, NY, but he might actually be from the NYC borough of Queens (on the island called Long Island along with Brooklyn, but NYC area people think of Long Island as Nassau and Suffolk counties).
March 11, 2017 @ 5:20 pm
Ray Benson (Philadelphia). Hal Ketchum, Gretchen Peters, Eddie Rabbitt and Jerry Jeff Walker (NY) …
A truly awful version. Love JP, he would never have accepted this. No matter how tough things were, he always respected his music enough to record and perform real country songs.
March 8, 2017 @ 11:38 am
“David Allan Coe saying he invented rap kills any respect I have for him as an artist.”
That’s what puts you over the top? I’m guessing you haven’t seen an unabridged list of his transgressions/claims over the years.
March 8, 2017 @ 11:44 am
Well separating out respect for him as a person, and respect for him as a musician. But yeah, as someone who loves rap…..that pisses me off on so many levels. It’s just not just about the music, it’s about the people and culture it comes from.
March 8, 2017 @ 11:40 am
This is right in line with the bro-country people want nowadays! Reminds me of some of the best of FGL and Sam Hunt’s rapping. Cumulus/iHeart, send it to #1 in Billboard!
March 8, 2017 @ 11:41 am
I had never heard of these assclowns until this. What a shame that people think that shit is good music.
March 8, 2017 @ 11:59 am
First, your review is hilarious. Well done. Second, DAC sounds good, which makes this shit show even more difficult to watch/listen to. Why can’t somebody lure him with something shiny and whatever pharmaceutical does it for him these days into a studio with some quality material?
March 8, 2017 @ 12:05 pm
” I’d tell them The Man in Black would’ve whipped their ass, but I don’t want to be accused of quoting Eric Church.”
The shyt you come up with sometimes is priceless.
March 8, 2017 @ 12:08 pm
Saw a video of DAC show a few years back. He kept name dropping Kid Rock and then did an embarrassingly cringeworthy rap shtick at the end. Sad! Time to hang ’em up.
March 8, 2017 @ 12:16 pm
I could give DAC a pass if this is just a one time thing. If i were at a show and he mixed something like this in, I could see having fun if they’re at least playing real instruments. I am not a rap fan or country rap fan at all so I’m not sure why this isn’t bothering me as much as everyone else. I’m not going to listen to it again but for some reason it doesn’t bother me as much as BJS’s Long in the Tooth.. Maybe it’s just the lower expectations from DAC at this point in his career. By no means do I think this is good, it just doesn’t bother me if it’s a one time deal.
March 12, 2017 @ 9:46 am
Wait. Long in the Tooth bothered you?
March 13, 2017 @ 6:32 am
I really enjoyed that album as a whole but that specific song I definitely could have done without. I thought the rap feel of his vocals on that song was embarrassing. I still respect BJS as a legend and one of the best.
March 8, 2017 @ 12:27 pm
This song is so bad it may be a sign of the apocalypse.
March 8, 2017 @ 2:08 pm
I just choked on my hewing gum hahahaha
March 8, 2017 @ 12:31 pm
I agree with everything you said, Trigger.
DAC is my favorite country music artist ever.
But he has been dying on the vine now for years.
He hates his audiences and only plays to buy money for alcohol, drugs and casinos.
I actually took a pass on seeing him in concert in my home city last year, because I knew it would be awful.
March 8, 2017 @ 12:47 pm
Yet Yelawolf gets glorified on this site.
I don’t know a thing about moonshine bandits, but I gave Yelawolf a chance on trig’s word and all the horrible things said about moonshine bandits above I was saying about Yelawolf.
All country rap needs to be ignored on this site, period.
March 8, 2017 @ 1:11 pm
I look forward to Trig’s reply…(insert Michael Jackson popcorn meme here…)
March 8, 2017 @ 1:23 pm
Ah, screw it. Trigger never said Yelawolf was “country rap.” Never. He always said it was hip-hop that had some country influences (above and beyond the music). Here’s the man’s own words, referring to a review of the Yelawolf album that really broke a few years ago…
“However, Love Story is not a country rap album, though you may see some make this claim. There’s not really even any country rap songs here, though you may see this claim as well. This is a hip-hop album. There are some songs that arguably blend country and rap, or some rap songs with country themes. But this is a hip-hop album, which is one of the reasons it actually works.
That said, Love Story has more steel guitar and fiddle on it than most any mainstream country album being released today. It has more traditional country leanings, from some of the songs like “Devil In My Veins,” to samples of Jim Reeves and Patsy Cline, to a hat tip to Johnny Cash. The album boasts contributions from the McCrary Sisters, the legendary Robby Turner on pedal steel, and Geoff Firebaugh of Hillbilly Casino on upright bass. But again, Love Story is a hip-hop album that layers any country accoutrements on top of the music, or beneath the surface in the story.”
March 8, 2017 @ 1:24 pm
Yelawolf doesn’t make country rap, he makes hip-hop. Yelawolf would be the first to slam The Moonshine Bandits. Comparing The Moonshine Bandits to Yelawolf is like comparing Kelsea Ballerini to David Allan Coe.
March 8, 2017 @ 1:32 pm
My last statement implied I was calling Yelawolf country rap and that’s not what i meant. I was stating moonshine bandits and the like should be ignored on the site, good or bad.
It’s just interesting to me to observe the judgment used to destroy Moonshine Bandits but to fluff Yelawolf when the blog is meant to save country music. Both are pretty much one in the same in regards to their contribution to country music.
March 9, 2017 @ 6:47 am
Yelawolf is just as bad…
The one thing that I can’t wrap my head around is where the money came from in order to make this song and video?
This was not a “duck tape and bubble gum” type of production.
March 8, 2017 @ 1:28 pm
And one other thing. You may not like hip-hop, rap, whatever you want to call it. If it’s not your cup of tea, it’s all good. It’s particularly mine, though I do have a fondness for the “old school” stuff, and the Beasties, due to my time in the fraternity house long ago. But whether you like it or not, there is “good” hip-hop, made with quality beats, samples, lyrics, etc. And “bad” hip-hop, which is recycled pap (just like there is “good” and “bad” country). While I don’t care for Yelawolf either, there is not question that the care and quality that went into making it is leaps and bounds beyond that Moonshine Bandits tripe. That is is just pure grade-D shit, going for the lowest common denominator without a thought towards originality or quality. Fuck them.
March 8, 2017 @ 1:29 pm
Should say “It’s not particularly mine” in the above.
March 8, 2017 @ 1:38 pm
I LOVE old school rap. I grew up on it. Still love the classics. I do enjoy some today but it’s rare. I used to be a major hater of country music. When people shiver when I say I like country music I have to give them the pitch about how country radio is not an adequate representation of the genre.
I actually like some Yelawolf if it matters… That wasn’t the point.
March 29, 2017 @ 6:35 pm
i’m a fan of hip-hop, too. Tribe Called Quest, Wu-Tang Clan, Beastie Boys, The Roots, Kool Keith….well i guess i am a fan of REAL hip-hop just as i am a fan of REAL country music. …i do not think the two genres mesh well, though. As for the Moonshine Bandits….that isn’t country. It’s not hip-hop. It’s not even tractor rap bro-country. It’s just noise. and noise i have banned from my house along with ICP, (who actually have a few songs with pedal steel in em…go figure.) Lil Wayne is awful. The new Kendrick Lamar record is great, though. Here i am perpetuating the situation, though. This site isn’t about hip-hop. it’s about SAVING COUNTRY MUSIC. thanks for the hilarious review, trigger! i was cracking up and punching myself in the face at the same time while reading it. GREAT review for a disgraceful version of a good song.
March 29, 2017 @ 6:41 pm
I love ICPs old stuff… Just bought their tunnel of love on vinyl!
Wu was great at a time where hip hop was transitioning into the non sampling era.
I don’t consider today’s rap noise, it’s entertainment. Not music, not good to me but whatever floats your boat. I’m also not 18 anymore so I tend to believe I’m just doing the “back in my day” routine when it comes to kid stuff.
March 8, 2017 @ 3:20 pm
File this next to that Achy Breaky Heart remix Billy Ray Cyrus did a few years back.
At least it looks like they got a more natural looking wig for Coe for the video.
March 8, 2017 @ 3:25 pm
Way to ruin a good song thanks a lot bro country EDM. Thanks a lot Colt Ford for your king of country rap. First was Achy breaky Heart and trashy Women and now this. Way to go today’s country music. YUCK!!!!!!!!!.
March 8, 2017 @ 3:28 pm
rapis crap
March 8, 2017 @ 4:11 pm
You’re not alone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywJeKrI7dDc
March 8, 2017 @ 3:51 pm
If David Allan Coe invented rap, that means he’s partly responsible for Sam Hunt and Florida-Georgia Line. That’d be quite a stain on his legacy.
But given this, I’m sure he doesn’t give a shit, and that’s a real shame.
March 8, 2017 @ 4:17 pm
It this is country…
It’ll hairlip the Pope…
March 8, 2017 @ 5:05 pm
I couldn’t resist, had to hit play. Couldn’t even make it halfway. At least I hurt their feelings on twitter enough they retweeted my comment, I’m assuming, because they expected their fans to attack me…fucking crickets.
Last time I hurt someone’s feelings on twitter William Michael Morgan’s fans were WAY up my ass and I enjoyed every second. Was kinda hoping for round 2…
March 8, 2017 @ 5:18 pm
“Dumpster fire” is entirely too generous.
March 8, 2017 @ 6:30 pm
DAC…DAC..DAC… C’MON MAN! Get your shit together and give us one more “real” album!
March 8, 2017 @ 7:17 pm
“The Moonshine Bandits are too busy masturbating on themselves for hoodwinking Coe to be a part of it to offer anything new and constructive, and Coe can’t wait to get off camera so he can blow all his new royalty money at the casino.”
LOLZ, so you’re saying it’s a win-win.
March 8, 2017 @ 7:35 pm
I get it, he needs money. This version of this song is pure ass, but at least Coe can still sing, if we’re gonna look for anything good out of this.
March 8, 2017 @ 7:48 pm
MOONSHINE BANDITS ARE GARBAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!
March 8, 2017 @ 7:57 pm
I’m so surprised you can knock me over with a feather.
It makes so much sense for DAC to do this. I think he’s a great songwriter but also one of the biggest posers on the planet.
(I’m just a hater)
March 9, 2017 @ 6:51 am
Thank God that Coe “ain’t no Aerosmith.” As far as big American rock bands go, the shittiness of Aerosmith has been eclipsed by few bands, possibly only the Red Hot Chili Peppers. A-dink-a-dink-dink A-donk-a-donk-donk, I’m going to dress up like a junkie version of the Ultimate Warrior….
What made Kid Rock barely tolerable is that he progressed past rap “music” and started making country-influenced rock music that would have been at home in the late 70’s. Apparently, he also has an ear for good music, as he did a bastardized version of a Jason Boland song.
Johnny Cash was too busy making folk heroes out of criminals and savages to kick anyone’s ass. Now that he’s been dead for a while, we should take a step back and realize that he was writing fiction about things with which he had no experience, similar to CCR writing songs about the South that they had never visited.
March 9, 2017 @ 9:45 am
Johnny Cash was too busy making folk heroes out of criminals and savages to kick anyone’s ass.
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Savages? Are you referring to people defending their homes from a BS campaign slogan (Manifest Destiny)? Savage is as savage does. Violence begets violence. Example is the best teacher and the savages learned well that force backed by liars and the treacherous, greedy scum who deemed themselves superior because of their race out numbered them and had the means to starve them out of house and home, literally….. similar to the plight of every conflict the morally and racially superior hypocrites have engaged in since long before the “savages” here were even known about. Anyone who stands against tyranny and/or oppression is a hero and should be recognized as such.
Criminals have always been heroes. Ever heard of Robin Hood? Jesse James? Billy the Kid? John Wesley Hardin? Wyatt Earp? John Holliday? Wille Nelson? Merle Haggard? Waylon Jennings? David Allen Coe?
Things can be learned by reading. They don’t have to be lived to have empathy for the plight of others.
March 9, 2017 @ 10:23 am
A-dink-a-dink-dink A-donk-a-donk-donk.
March 9, 2017 @ 9:24 pm
DJ- you should read this book
https://global.oup.com/ushe/product/war-before-civilization-9780195119121?cc=us&lang=en&
March 10, 2017 @ 6:34 am
I read the description from the link provided. As I said, “since long before the savages were known about”.
My point is; making asinine comments will bring rebuttal which History (not just the winners version) proves are not necessarily accurate and broad brush painting of any incidents (making criminals heroes) depends on perspective and presentation of facts.
Ladies love outlaws,like babies love stray dogs, ladies touch babies like a banker touches gold, and outlaws touch ladies somewhere deep down in their soul.
One mans trash is another mans treasure.
March 10, 2017 @ 12:16 pm
Good thing I don’t read books. Never had much time for them…
July 24, 2017 @ 4:07 pm
That is a seriously one-sided view you have of Native Americans. Don’t feel too badly, millions of others share the same view that the Native Americans were a bunch of innocent, peaceful people. Fact is, both sides committed terrible atrocities. Read up on how the Eastern Woodland Indians would kill babies and torture prisoners. Also, they committed cultural genocide on their captives.
July 24, 2017 @ 4:32 pm
Never said that. Putting words is others mouths means you don’t have an argument so you make one up.
Fact: this was their home and the morally superior declared them savages while acting savagely, just like the middle east BS. Two wrongs do not make a right. IF, in fact, the morally superior were morally superior they would not have acted as savages, and we wouldn’t either.
Fact: with a few exceptions many who migrated here were not exactly as portrayed. Watch “The Gangs of New York” then read about it. Read about the Sand Creek Massacre by a former Methodist minister. My “view” is very open as I did attend public schools and was taught what was wanted me to know; Manifest Destiny, the only good Indian is a dead Indian. Later I learned that the half truths won’t suffice for History, though it will sway opinion enough to have words put in my mouth.
March 9, 2017 @ 10:40 am
this review is fair warning. i love Coe’s music too much to go and fuck my perspective up by listening to this supposed and not-surprisingly sorry excuse for a song.
March 9, 2017 @ 10:55 am
I can’t take this seriously enough to get pissed off about it.
March 9, 2017 @ 12:24 pm
I’m with you. With a crazy drunk uncle, sometimes the best response is to wheel him out of earshot and make sure he doesn’t hurt himself. Personally, I watched the whole video and thought meh, it’s just more pop.
March 9, 2017 @ 2:20 pm
I think I need a t-shirt that says “country rap is music for the refugees of the opioid epidemic.” It’d be even better with the Saving Country Music logo on there too.
What do you think Trigger?
March 12, 2017 @ 10:04 am
“Take This Job and Shove It” became an iconic country music anthem for a generation because it encapsulated the quiet desperation of the working man and the theater of the mind they would succumb to just to make it through another day to feed their families through lean times. Here, the Moonshine Bandits make it into an ode of the great American fuckups too lazy to work, and who blame all of their problems on others.
That’s the takeaway paragraph for me in this article. Probably too long and too specific to this article for a T-shirt, though.
March 18, 2017 @ 9:36 pm
Paycheck just posthumanously commited suicide.
April 5, 2019 @ 12:04 pm
You people have no taste ! They stand for the hard working American man and is proud to be an American the old school original American not this new school pussy treehuggin wannabe American version. Don’t you people have demonstrations to attend to instead of trolling the moonshine bandits and your childish sarcasm. It’s time you grow up !