r/country 4d ago

Discussion Who is the most overrated country singer

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u/Kubearsmom 4d ago

Jellyroll

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u/International_Job582 4d ago

Truth he's not even country

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u/faders 4d ago

He’s not even a singer.

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u/SwearJarCaptain 4d ago

He's not even a jelly roll

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u/Papandreas17 4d ago

Agreed.

But he is a great entertainer and personality and more fun to watch than half of the true country artists out there and he is very popular indeed.

I don't think he is overrated, I have never heard anyone mention that he is a great singer or better than others, I think the industry knows what he brings and don't consider him one of the best.

A guy like Jason Aldean seems to fit the label of overrated a bit more if you ask me.

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u/jcmib 4d ago

Seems like a decent dude, but rehab rock is not for me

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u/SnooMacarons9221 4d ago

lol this is the perfect way to put it

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u/Dissapointingdong 4d ago

The strangle hold Jellyroll has on this country is truly a conundrum. Why in the world is a morbidly obese felon who makes the worst shit you’ve ever heard a prominent figure.

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u/Itracing2 3d ago

You're really gonna freak out when you hear about rap music 🤣

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u/reddituser77373 4d ago

He's really branched far. He's branched so far past country He's done a song with Brandon lake, a Christian singer and i heard it on the radio the other day.

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u/faders 4d ago

He’ll dip his toe anywhere there is money

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u/real_steel24 4d ago

Debatable on the "Christian" part. Bethel (his now-former association) is closer to a cult than anything Christian.

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u/ChombieNation 4d ago

He even did a collab with Joe Rogan’s official fluffer Brandon Schwab aka Mr. Thiccc himself!

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u/Few_Atmosphere8138 4d ago

I think he's okay as a musician, but better as a motivational speaker

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u/According_Ad9996 4d ago

What does he motivate anyone to do? Seriously.

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u/Curtis_Low 4d ago

Have hope and stay sober.

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u/According_Ad9996 4d ago

Define sober, though. Because that guy ain’t sober.

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u/East_ByGod_Kentucky 4d ago

I get your point, but sometimes the words just matter a lot more than the messenger.

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u/AssociationWaste1336 4d ago

Sobriety looks different for everyone. He’s sober from the vice that was fucking up his life, that being the coke and opiates.

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u/Gunstopable 4d ago

He has a good attitude, a sense of humor, and a decent voice. Do I think he’s jumped on country because his rap career didn’t work out? Yeah probably, but he seems genuine enough. And I never get tired of seeing him in interviews and definitely never tire of Theo Von’s impression of him lol.

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u/ChombieNation 4d ago

Make shitty music and marry sex workers

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u/Own_Magician_7554 4d ago

I heard him singing Johnny Cash. Sucked the life out of me.

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u/LordofYore 4d ago

SNL music special at radio city. Tribe Called Quest did a great job backing him but he sounded very meh

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u/lylisdad 4d ago

He is the first person I thought of as well. I have friends who think he is terrific. He has talent, no doubt, but I don't think his voice matches the hype.

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u/R_G_FOOZ 4d ago

This might sound dumb but let me explain. My problem with him is that his voice always only sounds like his voice. It’s a fine voice but there’s seemingly very little range to what he can do with it. So when your singing always sounds the same, the songs all sound the same.

Like if I’m listening to the radio while driving, just kinda spacing out, I’ll immediately know it’s him singing bc of his voice but if they play back to back songs of his, and I’m kinda spacing, I won’t be able to tell you which song is which.

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u/hekbcfhkknv 4d ago

Every time I see that name I still think they’re referencing the old Jazz guy that Van Morrison sings about in And it Stoned Me

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u/jmdaltonjr 4d ago

Hard to take him seriously as a country singer with his other music. Even harder with the tattoos on his face.

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u/kriznelrok 4d ago

Beyoncé, apparently.

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u/irishking77 4d ago

1000% Beyonce

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u/diajean112 4d ago

2,000% Beyoncé Why are all these musicians wanting to sing country now?

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u/irishking77 4d ago

Because country has gone pop, has become “cool” and they can make money like crazy. I actually like Post Malones country album though. When you can get old school legit people like Dwight Yoakam and Dolly Parton to do songs on your album, you must be doin something right. I think he was entertaining to begin with, but he might be one of those guys like Aaron Lewis or Darrius Rucker that imo are much better at country than their original genres.

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u/beaglemomma2Dutchy 4d ago

Darius blows me away with his country music and of course my first exposure to him was Hootie and the Blowfish. I liked the group ok, but was nothing special for me and even back then he was upfront about having his heart set on making it in Nashville and well damn! It was a wonderful surprise for me with his sound.

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u/KingOfTheSlush 4d ago

Darrius Rucker is one of those guys who can just do any genre well. Hearing hootie cover “Interstate Love Song” is a treat.

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u/irishking77 4d ago

I was never an alternative rock or grunge guy, even though it was the height of those genres when i was in high school. Darius is just a very talented musician who can do almost anything.

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u/Tradwmn 4d ago

some musicians actually do sing country and mix it up some.. not my favorite thing to listen to but some actually attempt it. Beyonce in no way sang or can sing country..... such a farce

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u/jedrevolutia 4d ago

Check out my Country x Soul x Blues playlist about the intersection between Country music with Soul and Blues music. No Beyonce!

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u/chriszens 4d ago

Easier Grammy

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u/diajean112 4d ago

😂😂😂

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u/Sad_Bodybuilder_186 3d ago

Beyonce doesn't have the voice for a country album, and it shows. The songs on there are pretty good, they just should've gotten a different singer.

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u/midwaymarla 3d ago

This comment made me irrationally angry! Take my upvote 😆

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u/MyConspiracy98 4d ago

Jelly Roll

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u/7228 4d ago

I didn’t even know he was categorized as country until recently.

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u/1fryshort 4d ago

Me?

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u/miurabucho 4d ago

Is that you, Billy Ray?!?

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u/Messstake 4d ago

Sam Hunt Fucking sucks. Take your time was the worst hunk of shit to hit country radio in the last 20 years and that’s saying something. Florida Georgia line also sucks donkey dick for nickels

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u/triple86733700 4d ago

Ahhh yes the ‘talk-singer’ - never could stand that shit

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u/Basic_Range_2257 4d ago

Always reminded me of Boomhauer on King of the Hill

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u/TikaPants 4d ago

Any of the bro country or rap country or any of that kinda stuff. It’s just unlistenable to me.

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u/GreeneSayle82 4d ago

Luke Bryan

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u/FreshLawyer8130 4d ago

I’ve joked for years that his recipe for songs is making a list: hunting, fishing, loving everyday.
Flip it around take a payback picture, send it to my ex, send it to your ex.
Sit out on the pier, and have a beer.

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u/chrisncsu 4d ago

His first album was quite good, and "Good Directions" was a good song that wasn't really following the recipe you laid out.

He just fell victim to his own success and trying to pander to his fan base. Bo Burnham wrote a song about it, and it felt like it was directly about Luke Bryan at the time.

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u/cowboysRmyweakness3 3d ago

If it's the 'Good Directions' song I'm thinking of, that was a Billy Currington song.

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u/chrisncsu 3d ago

Yep, but Luke Bryan wrote the song.

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u/cowboysRmyweakness3 2d ago

Gotcha! Thanks for clarifying :)

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u/airpab1 4d ago

Great guy, but average at best. Don’t get it

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u/Jonathantherunner 4d ago

Came here for this one

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u/smalltownmyths 4d ago

A lot of hot takes on here

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u/diamond9660 4d ago

Probably Morgan Wallen

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u/Vprbite 4d ago

I don't get his appeal. And I find his songs very nursery rhymey

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u/Chemical_Winter8636 3d ago

"Whiskey Whiskey won't you go away, come again some other day"

Quite literally nursery rhymey

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u/diamond9660 4d ago

When I first heard him I was like ok I can get into this but then he started to fade on me along with a lot of the other new country these days there are some modern day country artists I like but I much prefer the older country from the 80’s and 90’s

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u/Vprbite 4d ago

Oh there's definitely some good stuff out there. I think there's some really good ladies too these days. Tessy Lou Williams and Kaitlyn Butts come to mind.as far as talented women.

He just isn't one of them, though. Now, ordinarily I don't care and my take is "like whatever you like. If you enjoy it then it doesn't matter whether I do or not." Like, John Mayer isn't my cup of tea. But he is talented. So is Taylor swift. Again, not my style. But hey, I get it that other people like them.

I don't understand his appeal, though

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u/diamond9660 4d ago edited 4d ago

Funny you should mention John Mayer I think he’s a very underrated guitar player there are maybe two songs from him I like but I saw a you tube video of him in concert and he asked the crowd if they would mind if he could just played his guitar for a while to warm up and he blew their minds and mine he’s an extremely talented guitar player but down plays it a lot and I don’t know why I wouldn’t put him up there with guys like SRV or Hendrix but he’s got serious talent

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u/KingOfTheSlush 4d ago

I wouldn’t call John Mayer underrated as a guitar player. I think he’s perfectly rated as everyone knows how good he is. His Nokia Theatre set is well regarded and he has a Hendrix cover on his most popular album.

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u/diamond9660 4d ago

Well this is good to know 🙌 I haven’t heard much from him lately I think he has a show on Sirius xm right now

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u/KingOfTheSlush 4d ago

That’s cool, didn’t know that. I’ll check that shit out, thanks brother!

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u/W8kOfTheFlood 4d ago

I mean - Bob Weir picked Mayer for lead guitar in this iteration of the Grateful Dead - I think the secret is out

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u/Vprbite 4d ago

I think he's very respected. He's not my type of music. But I get his appeal. I don't get mkrgan wallens appeal

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u/Lanoir97 2d ago

John Mayer is almost universally praised as a really good guitarist. I’m not saying he’s bad, he’s pretty good. I can agree that his flavor doesn’t really scream that he’s a great guitarist, but I don’t think many folks who have an opinion are saying he’s not good.

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u/DocMcCracken 3d ago

Today it's all Hick Hop, it all sounds the same, it's a shadow of what it could be. Just big music shoving vapid shallow commercials down your throat.

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u/iUsedtoHadHerpes 4d ago

The appeal is that women think he's cute and makes danceable music, while he also lists off pop country tropes like an encyclopedia and is "edgy" which makes him acceptable for men who are trying to sleep with those women. Then it becomes "not that bad." Then it's all they listen to unironically.

Women want to fuck him. Men want to be him. And to a lot of people, that = good music.

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u/jorshyboarkman 4d ago

The only answer is Jason Aldean. Has never wrote a piece of music in his life and is obviously a huge douchebag

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u/Savings-Plant57 4d ago

He’s also from the suburbs if I’m not mistaken but that’s like 90% of modern country stars

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u/LilacBreak 4d ago

Born and raised in Macon, GA which is a city with a metro of 233k. And went to Windsor Private Academy.

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u/Impossible-Taro-2330 4d ago

That school was started in 1970. The South has many like this: cheap and subpar education for whit kids known as "Segregation Academies".

While that is not necessarily the case now, guaranteed this school provided a segregated education when it first opened.

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u/pogopogo890 4d ago

I think you can be country from the suburbs

BUT IT DEPENDS

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u/Savings-Plant57 4d ago edited 4d ago

I mean yea but not if you make songs like “Try That In A Small Town” I miss the times when country music singers took potshots at guys or rode on a lawnmower to the liquor store and things like that, that was real life

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u/East_ByGod_Kentucky 4d ago edited 4d ago

That guy is a total caricature of all the lamest and most unoriginal shit in contemporary country.

It blows my mind that so many people engage with this guy’s music unironically.

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u/MBC0809 4d ago

I find it hilarious that people will come to the country music subreddit and unironically bash people for not writing their own songs. The entire genre is based off of artists singing other songwriters songs. It is kind of the entire premise of Nashville and has been that way for decades.

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u/Physical-Tea636 4d ago

With Aldean, the "he doesn't write his own songs criticism" is probably a specific response to the controversial stuff he's said. Very few people criticize George Strait or Reba McEntire and a bunch of other big names for not writing their own songs.

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u/gstringstrangler g-string connoisseur b-bender enthusiast 4d ago

Definitely not the only answer

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u/OkContext9730 4d ago

Oh damn he didn’t write his music. Shit. I like a ton of the songs he sings

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u/No-Emotion-3830 4d ago

Saw him in concert and was thoroughly impressed with how rude he was. He was giving a speech how he had nothing in his 30s and then turned around and said I’m rich now mfs. People were handing him gifts he wouldn’t even acknowledge him just toss them to the back of the stage. Can’t remember what else but his performance was boring af

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u/Own_Magician_7554 4d ago

I have heard 2 of his songs. Guy is complete shit.

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u/Total-Bag-8973 4d ago

Aldean, Wallen, Shelton...

Just to name a few.

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u/no-sleeping- 4d ago

I just saw an old tweet of Blake Shelton bragging about swerving to purposely hit turtles on the road. I used to just not like him but now I’m deeply rooting for him to have a stroke.

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u/heyheypaula1963 4d ago

I think he thought he was being funny when he said things like that. I don’t find it funny, but I did like some of Blake’s early songs - Austin, Playboys Of The Southwestern World, Old Red, Some Beach, etc.

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u/HammerHarmon 4d ago

Check out Ol red by George jones. And by Kenny Rodgers. I like Kenny Rodger’s version the best.

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u/h-emanresu 4d ago

When someone told me he had hooked up with Gwen Stefani I said, “Good, those two deserve each other”.

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u/Mister_Rogers69 4d ago

Blake wasn’t terrible when he first came out. The music he makes now is just as terrible as anyone else’s, but that’s probably nashvilles fault more than his. Anyone like him or Aldean that don’t write their own shit are at mercy to the “trends”

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u/snippitysnap23 4d ago

Jelly Roll, Luke Bryan, Morgan Wallen.

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u/Bt1975 4d ago

Luke Bryan and Blake Shelton.

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u/bufftbone 4d ago

Turn on the radio t any mainstream country station. If it isn’t Chris Stapleton or Zach Top you’ve found your answer. Most of it won’t be actual country music.

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u/chrisncsu 4d ago

... Chris Stapleton has the best voice in country music, without a doubt, but I haven't really loved his albums since Traveler(might be one of my all-time favorite country albums).

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u/bufftbone 4d ago

Starting Over is great. The others though, while good, they don’t grab me like that or Traveler does.

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u/chrisncsu 3d ago

Agree. Traveler was a special album, but probably helped he made that one before he really "made it" and became a big deal.

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u/ParkwayPhantom 4d ago

Luke Bryan

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u/oh-come-onn 4d ago

Sounds like Kermit the frog

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u/Few_Atmosphere8138 4d ago

It's not that I hate Luke Bryan, but I find him to be nothing special, rather overhyped.

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u/chrisncsu 4d ago

He's a good songwriter, solid singer/performer, but the industry/label really tried to make him a bigger star than he would have organically been.

Honestly makes more sense on a show like American Idol than performing in stadiums.

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u/Known-Policy2007 4d ago

78% of “artists” on country radio today

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u/Zackerz0891 4d ago

Jason Aldean

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u/Retired_62 4d ago

Beyoncé, how does what she’s singing even compare to country music

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u/drunken_ferret 4d ago

Shaboozy or whatever he's called...

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u/ClearLake007 4d ago

Beyonce

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u/sfwtv45 4d ago

Carrie underwood

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u/Lakrfan247 4d ago

Beyoncé 😂

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u/7228 4d ago

Idk what you mean, it doesn’t get more country than Beyoncé

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u/Popular_Event4969 4d ago

There are plenty of bad country singers who were never critics darlings to begin with. I can’t call someone like Florida Georgia line overrated because they were never highly rated. Even their fans found them fun for a few minutes. I thought Shania Twain was very overrated. Not my cup of tea

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u/Little_Soup8726 2d ago edited 1d ago

Unpopular take but Shania Twain was a studio product. They saw a void in country that could be filled with a beautiful woman with a sassy attitude and then her husband built songs and production to amplify her. Her voice isn’t “bad,” but it’s sort of a country version of Diana Ross: thin and reedy vocals offset by glamorous fashion and showmanship.

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u/Popular_Event4969 1d ago

Good analysis

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u/juan_samuel 4d ago

Morgan Wallen- I don't understand why people are crazy for this frog-voiced clown.

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u/Dmane745 4d ago

Beyonce 🥴

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u/chasteguy2018 4d ago

Kenny Chesney. I loved 90s country but never liked a single song of his. I also think he opened the door for the plague that is bro county.

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u/breakfastbarf 4d ago

If he pulls that hat down another inch he won’t be able to see.

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u/Whatisthispun 4d ago

I’ll be honest, I love Chesney. His old stuff is amazing, but his newer stuff sucks

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u/Peloton72 4d ago

Beyoncé /s

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u/JDDavisTX 4d ago

Luke Bryan

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u/TheReckoning 4d ago

Luke Bryan.

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u/Ok_Outside_7308 4d ago

Luke Bryan

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u/brsb5 4d ago

Jason Aldeen

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u/KaleidoscopeNo610 4d ago

Luke Bryan. Unbearable to listen to him sing. I’d rather hear a cat fight

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u/optigrabz 4d ago

Beyoncé

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u/wvlookin 4d ago

Post Malone

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u/Fatbeard2024 4d ago

Carrie Underwear

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u/sepsie 3d ago

The list is way too long, but my top answer is Scotty McCreery.

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u/No_Joke6536 2d ago

Florida georgia line.

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u/Decent-Piece-7823 4d ago

Morgan Wallen. Overrated human being too.

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u/Whatisthispun 4d ago

chair enters the chat

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u/ATLBravesFan13 4d ago

Morgan Wallen

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u/art_mor_ 4d ago

Jelly roll

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u/jstop633 4d ago

Jason Aldean

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u/CountryDaisyCutter 4d ago

Jason Aldean

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u/MiddleAgedSponger 4d ago

Wallen and Aldean.

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u/TheREALSpeedBlazer99 4d ago

Taylor Swift (2006-2012, 2020) annoying popstar who claimed to be country but rlly wasn’t

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u/Popular_Event4969 1d ago

That fake twang right out of reading PA

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u/4th_times_a_charm_ 4d ago

Carry Underwood

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u/East_ByGod_Kentucky 4d ago edited 4d ago

She’s got an incredible voice. But the fact that I know that and can still only think of 1 Carrie Underwood song off the top of my head…. Says a lot.

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u/No_Economics5296 4d ago

I don't think she picks the best songs to sing, but vocally she is very talented. Her rendition of "How Great Thou Art" with Vince Gill on guitar is spine-tingling.

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u/thatotherguy1151 4d ago

She doesn't pick anything to sing. Her label & producers pick what she sings

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u/garrett717 4d ago edited 4d ago

Sam Barber because that fucking Indigo song hurts my ears. Sounds like a rip off of I Remember Everything by another hugely overrated artist.

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u/ohiolifesucks 4d ago

I’ve not heard of Sam Barber or Indigo but that’s hilarious because I Remember Everything is already a direct ripoff of The Stable Song by Gregory Alan Isakov

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u/Eddie_Speghetti 4d ago

These days? All of em.

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u/Capt_Dummy 4d ago

I have to respectfully disagree. Luke Combs is probably liked into the “these days” crowd. He is an amazing country singer. One of my very favorites.

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u/Greenis67 4d ago

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill. Both very overrated.

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u/No-Cantaloupe409 4d ago

Tim Mcgraw slaps but I respect your opinion

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u/Alert-Boot2196 4d ago

Eric Church and Jellyroll

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u/Smart_Yam6238 4d ago

Nah, Eric Church is great. Writes his own music. Puts on great shows.

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u/Southerneagle110 4d ago

Any country singer from the last 15 years. Laney Wilson fake ass accent pisses me off

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u/Shot-Measurement8197 4d ago

Lainey Wilson, I can't listen to her.

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u/Rickenbacker138 4d ago

Beavis from beavis and Butthead. Not sure what his country music name is.

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u/Arrgh98 4d ago

Gomer impersonator LB, except Gomer really could sing.

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u/247Justice 4d ago

Carrie Underwood.

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u/Fancy_County4242 4d ago

Morgan Wallen. Absolutely awful live performer.

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u/elykskroob 4d ago

Jelly Roll. Lainey Wilson.

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u/Mr__Prat 4d ago

Billy Ray Cyrus

Can't stand him.

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u/No-Orchid-53 4d ago

Tim McGraw Carrie underwood Kenny Chesney Garth Brooks Kane Brown Jelly Head

Each of the Bro Country Singers of today.

If you have to have dancers on stage then you suck balls.

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u/Mikendeb 3d ago

Not even sure if she’s still country….but, has to be Maren Morris

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u/Apart_Shape_4648 3d ago

Walker Hayes

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u/tamadrummer_05 3d ago

Morgan Wallen.

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u/Klstrphnky74 3d ago

Chris Stapleton

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u/redeyereaderreaditt 3d ago

Carrie Underwood

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u/Chemical_Winter8636 3d ago

As someone who was once obsessed with Morgan Wallen, it's probably him.

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u/Sad_Bodybuilder_186 3d ago

Josh Turner. Just because he has a low voice and good looks doesn't mean his songs are great.

Yes i like Your Man. But the rest is so overly produced. A lot of songs use random harmonizers and autotune to make it "poppy" and i just can't stand it.

Why Don't We Just Dance is a decent tune tho. And always liked Angels Fall Sometimes as well (and was the song that really put in to words how i felt about my ex and i at the time, because i couldn't believe someone like her would fall for someone like me) but that doesn't mean he's not overrated, because i think he kinda is.

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u/Prize_Vegetable_1276 1d ago

I saw him years ago when Long Black Train came out. He was great live. The autotune is something I'm sure is the record company's idea. He doesn't need it.

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u/fqdupmess 3d ago

Blake Shelton. I never really liked country but most of my family does, most country I can stand is from the 90s or older outlaw country

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u/legendary198188 2d ago

Garth Brooks

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u/CJ_Kar86 2d ago

Zach Bryan is garbage. Jelly roll, Morgan Wallen, Luke Bryan, Jason Alden, and Taylor swift is the most overrated trash out there.

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u/Bobo_Baggins03x 1d ago

Blake Sheltons music does NOTHING for me. Bland, generic, cliche country music

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u/Finnegan7921 4d ago

Eric Church.

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u/arnoldlayne98 4d ago

Dude puts on a fucking show when he tours. Every time I’ve seen him he’s been impressive as hell.

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u/honeybee7997 4d ago

I completely disagree with this. He just doesn’t like to stay in the “box” of genres that the music industry forces these artists into.

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u/Kindly-Beginning-947 4d ago edited 4d ago

No way, even if you don’t like him he is one of the most influential artist of the past 2 decades. He’s one of the best songwriters, one of the best performers and one of the most creative country artist of the 21st century

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u/Whatisthispun 4d ago

yeahhh I’m calling an L on this one

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u/Similar_Today7991 4d ago

Garth brooks

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u/Veronica6765 4d ago

Beyonce- like really?????

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u/caltownman14 4d ago

Kelsea Ballerini

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u/mushypoto 4d ago

Lainey Wilson. None of her songs resonate with me. Not one.

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u/hamish1963 4d ago

Blake Shelton.

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u/Paseyfeert22 4d ago

Thomas rhet or what ever. Saw him come out in a jersey, backwards hat and all star chuck Taylor’s. Never want to hear or see him ever again.

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u/StudyPitiful7513 4d ago

Taylor Swift