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Kid Rock + Hank Williams Jr The F -Word 2002

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Uploaded by on Apr 26, 2006

Hank & Kid explain that in country music you just can't use the F-Word, on May 22 2002

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  • so hard don't use the F word !

    This is one of the best country songs!

  • hell yeah man its good stuff nice to see that there are still musicians out there looking to revitalize the industry with country music that is actually country and not bad rock bands with fiddles. check out Damn Right and Rebel Proud by Hank 3 if you haven't yet

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  • yes maym

  • gotta love ole hank and kid rock kicks ass to

  • gay if you ask me

  • i think this song is the epitomy of country music brilliance

  • this is really god

  • This song is wonderful

  • Original lyrics were directed to his son Sheldon Hank 3. "Now my son Sheldon has sure been having some hard times., you know he plays great music but they contain some strong lines ....etc." He and 3 don't get along it seems, he got pissed at his old man over that song.

  • Oh how brilliant. My thoughts in song wonderful

  • lol thats some funny shit

    keep it country ya'll!

  • kid rock has always been behind him its great that he finally got to do this with him ,lol

    funny song

    kid rock is a lot better at country, he dont seem as white trash, lol

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