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And it's "Bo-SEE-fus" 🥰
My dad loved him so as a kid we always had a fish named Bospehus 😂
The beard and the sunglasses hide the scars from his near death experience falling off that mountain. I'm blessed to live on our small farm 150 acres, it's just hubby, me, the dogs, and the chickens. I know he's kinda bummed because tonight was the last night of deer hunting season till October.. But my man can skin a buck and run a trout line too.. He grew up on a 300 acre farm and they had all the animals.. Him and his brother were made fun of because they smell like pig poop getting on the bus.. but they had to slop the hogs before school.. came home and mucked out the horse stalls, then milking the cows.. just farm life. I have nothing but respect Very few people in this country right now want to work truly from sunup to sundown on a farm.. It's hard work.
thanks for the troll.
Sounds like you have a great life! My home state is TN and I miss it after 35 years of living elsewhere.
And don't people in the country love to philosophize like you? But when it comes to issues in the country and what you vote for... Gas cheap gas. Better schools. Better roads, better healthcare, better better better better better so that I guess when you come into town once a month everything's all good and all the supplies and the bus to school has nothing to do with you paying your fair share? It's time to get out of here with that weak sauce in the United States of America because it's bull
it isn't just the south, its small towns all over the country, you know how to survive
we city kids also knew how to survive and grow in a world of massive influences and competition, etc. so, you live on home-grown food or whatever?
@@boblozaintherealworld3577many do,and,what they can hunt or trap.
@@boblozaintherealworld3577 the song is about living without all the technology and country folk do have an advantage there. if something knocked out the technology you would be struggling......just saying
@@pamspead9090 Uhhh. I get it. And pretty insulting to "country folk" in my opinion. Any person who lives 'off the grid' is doing it on purpose. If this fictional "something" happens these people you speak of would struggle just as much. Or maybe you've never lived in a city with base population over 7,000. I grew up in LA, but that's where I live now. This song has become the anthem of those who hate "big city" liberals, and HW Jr. knew that when he wrote it! He always made a good living off of his daddy's name.
@@melissagerber7231 Really? How many? Where? And how do you know this? Just asking.
In country music, they don’t call it a “violin.”
It is properly addressed as a “fiddle.”
❤😂
A violin has strings. A fiddle has strangs.
@@Taterhole beautiful! 😂
A violin has strings. A fiddle has strangs.
@@michelleallison7400 kinda similar to what I said.
Bocephus is the man. You'd probably enjoy "Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound " and " Women I Never Had ". 🥳🤠 "Family Tradition " is also incredible!
The conversation with Merle Haggard explains a little also
Yes yes yes! Looove all those songs! Great music from Hank jr. ❤
"Born to Boogie" is a banger too.
I'm a 67 year old female and relate. I was raised on a grain and cattle farm in west central Illinois and we could do anything. We had cattle, a milk cow, chickens and a huge truck patch. We made our own butter, rendered our own lard, raised vegetables for sale and canned our own vegetables and meat to get us through the year. Country folks can survive.
Nothing tastes better than home grown tomatoes.
Oh yeah!! Straight from the garden, still warm from the sunshine! ☀️ 🍅
Oh yeah for sure. Especially once you’ve had real home made salsa you can’t go back to store bought or restaurant made. Or spaghetti sauce. Now you got me excited for summer😂
Amen! According to my son and my granddaughter! They won't eat a tomato unless I grow here in on the homestead in South Georgia. Vine RIPENED "ANYTHING" beats out ANYTHING sold in the store. Especially in the south ( I say that, only because I don't know anything about veggie growing in the south..🤷♀️
Amen . Cough!
I won't eat a store bought one.
Hank Sr died when Jr was 3. Growing up he was sorta forced on stage by his mother. He was playing concerts at 8 yrs old. Playing his dad's music . He's a multi Entertainer of the Year winner of the CMAs. He is one of the most influential artists ever in country music. Regardless of his legendary father.
Hank j didn't perform in his father's shadow. Your right you know your music. Hank junior is a legend of his own. A country music phenomenon. 👍🇺🇸
I love Hank jr. His nickname is pronounce Bo--see-- fus. Thats what is on his guitar. I could be wrong, but i think it may be what his dad called him.❤❤❤❤
Yes, Sr called him that.
Homemade Wine is moonshine. 😮yes, I’m an old country girl that grew up in the mountains of western North Carolina. Did pretty much all those things he mentioned. Grew up with several brothers and me the only girl. I did everything they did. I don’t regret one minute of it. Love all your reactions! Keep the peace!
The part where he talks about his friend getting killed is true.
If you can find it, one of his saddest songs is Shadowface. It talks about his struggle to define himself and come out from underneath his father's shadow... Everyone wanted him to be just like his daddy, but his style is VERY different.
It is on youtube.
Monday night football theme Was hank Williams junior Are you ready for some football
Lol, I was thinking of that very thing. I was hearing that in my head (ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBAAALL)😂😂😂
Yes if you watch football you know hank Williams jr.
You're showing our age with comments like that 🤣🤣🤣 The kids these days don't know anything about...."ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBAAAAAAALLLL!???"
@@adv_moto_dan948 True!😂😂
@@adv_moto_dan948 Yep 55 and very knowledgeable , even about things Before I was born These generations have to learn their history... As well as keeping up with the present
Story and footage is real.
9 albums on the charts at the same time, thats how many albums he sold
In the eightys he had 8 or 9 albums on the charts at one time
and this LA county rocker used to listen to HW JR back when he was cool, and not a spokesman for the 'idiot right'. That was sad to see, given all the privilege his name alone provided him with.
9 of the top 50 albums in 1983
Hank Williams Sr. Is considered by many as the King of Country. He wrote many many songs. Hank Jr is a Legend in his own right. Hank Jr has a stellar catalog! Take a deep dive into the Williams!
A country anthem!!!!!
"Make our own whiskey & our own smoke too, ain't too many things these old boys can't do!"
In country music a violin is called a fiddle 🎻.He followed his dad in country music, but his style is completely different. I live in upstate New York and I can do alot of the stuff to survive. My daughter asked me to teach her how to make a garden.
Excellent reaction. And being in the south isn't the reason. It's more about living outside the big cities. One thing, though. Don't degrade yourself saying you can't do any of those things. You certainly can. You've just never been in a place where you had to learn to do some things. 💞🍻 His nickname is pronounced bow-see-fuss. And it could be many folks' "true story." There is far more violence in big cities in comparison to small towns.
Growing up in the mountains as a country girl, my GrandDaddy usually had Bocephus playing! He also taught his “princess granddaughter” how to hunt, fish, garden, protect myself, and so much more. Hank ain’t playing…we can survive a lot of things just by living off the land and helping one another. It’s an awesome community full of hardworking, loving people! Come on down to TN! I’ll help you learn the ways of the land. And yeah, I can fix the OLDER card. Newer ones can be harder. Hugs to you! Thanks for bringing the great Hank to YT!💪🙏💜
Plenty of country folks up North! You just got to get out of the Cities! I live in Minnesota 😊
Same in upstate, New York, get out of the big cities in nearly every area in the United States and you will find self-sufficient people.❤
Hank Sr died when Jr was 3 years old. He was put on stage at 8 yrs old playing concerts of his father's music
You're the person i've ever seen that reseaches artist and song. I love it. You even taught an old woman a thing or two. Thanks.
I love the fact that you do a pre-research before the reaction. One thing you learn about real country is it is real....not a fairytale!..
Now you should listen to all my rowdy friends are coming over tonight. One of his best for sure.
We saw him play in Alabama a few years ago, the concert was a makeup date and some of the original artists in the show did not come for the make up date. Then it started raining and some of the acts cut short. Hank came out and played an extended show. It was really cool.
People make fun of us sometimes. Never seen one of us care. I have 5 shotguns, 8 rifles, 2 four wheel drives, my woman, but no kids, the dogs and me. Hank Jr. did so well with this song because it's truth. We could tell he knew real country folks. We don't just grow "good ol' tomatos. We grow about half of everything we eat. We live close to the earth. We keep things clean. We give everyone a measure of respect when we meet'em. They can earn it and more, or throw it away. Up to them. We have our problems down here same as everyone everywhere. But we can still lean on our neighbors if we need help. Hank knows country folks.
The best upbeat song of Hank's is: "That's How We Do it in Dixie". Has Gretchen Wilson, Big and Rich, the guys from Lynyrd Skynyrd, and lots of gorgeous models in shorts. All brought to you by the house of Bocephus.
Deep Rabbit Hole….The Truth, A Writer for the People.
That is a true story.
Texas gal here. I've branded and castrated calves. Bottle-fed dogies, been late to school rounding up the cows that got out. I kept my spurs on most of the time because I lived on a horse. 😂 I am much happier on my little patch of land. I don't even want to go to NY. 😳
I'm not a country music fan, but I've seen Hank Jr twice in concert.
I know you are old enough to have seen him do the Monday Night Football Intro. You remember. "Are you ready for some Football? A Monday Night Party. We got Frank, and Al, and Dan
They gonna get it kick-started. Yeah and the crews all settled, the time it is right. All my rowdy friends are here on Monday night."
If there is something you can't do, just pick up the phone and you've got a bunch of buddies that do, and they will be right there.
Life is slower down here❤️
He was a rocking country singer use to do the opening song to Monday night football and was friends with van halen partied with them alot
Its pronounced " BO-see-FUS ❤️🔥
Also, his Da Hank Sr. Is the Original "27club" member RIP 🙏 ❤
If you watched Monday Night Football before the past 10 years then you have heard Hank Williams Jr. He sang are you ready for some football from the beginning.
When he says if you ain't from the back we don't give a damn. He is referring to the Backwoods. He just calls it the back. If you ain't from the backwoods we don't give a damn
In case no one has mentioned it yet. Hank Williams Jr. sang, "Are you ready for some football". That song played every Monday night when Monday night football came on for YEARS.
Family Tradition is also a signature song you need to check out. Talks about him and his dad
The facial hair hides the scars from falling off a mountain. Almost died
God bless the South and country folk
Pronounce it like "Boe see fus". Junior is a great musician he can play any instrument I've seen him do it in person.
Country Music TV put this video in the top ten, of all time.
He has over 70 million albums sold and 11 number 1 hits. The 5 time winner of Entertainer of the Year, the highest honor in country music. He is also the only country artist to ever win an Emmy for his Monday Night Football opening video.
Bow- see-fus is how it’s pronounced, a name given to him as a toddler.
If you watch football he did the MNF opening song
Hank Williams Junior Ana Bocephus pronounced Bow-see-fus. You probably know him from “ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL?!!… ALL MY ROWDY FRIENDS ARE HERE FOR MONDAY NIGHT. “. That’s probably where you have heard from him. It’s from his hit song all my rowdy friends are coming over tonight.
He won Country Music Entertainer of the year 5 times
I'm glad you checked out this song, just for reference, Bocephus is pronounced bow,see,fuss, not sure but I think it cat be another name for the devil, which he is kind of considered outlaw country.
A violin has strings. A fiddle has strangs.
Hank Jr. Has a song called 'All my rowdy friends are coming over tonight' & the NFL used it, with him changing a few words, for the intro to Monday night football for a long time. The original is a fun song & the video is full of cameos by old country stars Like Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, The Statler brothers & Kris Kristoferson, to name a few. He followed that song up with another called 'All my rowdy friend have settled down'. Also a fun too. And Hank Sr, nicknamed him 'Bo-see-fus' when he was little. Dad died when Jr. was 3 or 4. Sr, was very famous, for songs like 'Hey good lookin' & 'I'm so lonesome I could cry'. Sadly, Sr. died from alcohol & drugs, basically. Jr. used some tv magic back in 1989 & they put together a cool video where he is doing a duet with his dad & I think you would get a kick out of it. It's called 'There's a tear in my beer'. I love your open mind & heart. Also, I doubt that was the actual footage of his friend.
He sang the Monday Night Football intro song every Monday night for years.
I was blessed to move to the country many years ago with my husband and son. Then we had to move close to my mom and dad due to their aging health which was in town. Lived there until they both passed away. We had already purchased 5 acres out in the country and moved there. Been here with the husband, son, daughter in law, grandsons and the dogs for 18 years. Nothing, nor any amt of money will ever make me move back to town. We live in the woods on the side of a mountain. Closest neighbors are the cows across the road😅. There are deer, skunks, raccoons, squirrels, bobcats, owls, hawks, and in the eighteen years we've had 2 bear up behind us on the mountain. The phone svc is lousy, the internet is slow, there is no food delivery, and we have a septic tank. Drawbacks, sure. Would I trade where I am for those things to be better? Never in a million years. Being an Alabama lady, been listening to Jr. for years. Love his music!
Country girl.... and we can survive!
Find the video of father & son singing THERE'S A TEAR IN MY BEER. This originally only Hank Williams, Sr singing, but through the latest technology, Hank, Jr was able to transform this song into a duet with his father. Pretty cool, I say!
Kawliga is 1 of my favorites that Hank Jr does. That and If Heaven Aint A Lot Like Dixie. I could listen to those 2 all day.
You like football I know. HW jr had the very famous intro to Monday night football years ago, "All My Rowdy Friends". Another great hit was "There's a tear in my beer".
I appreciate your dig.
When you're out in the middle of nowhere, it takes forever to get someplace where you can buy what you need or have a plumber or someone come fix stuff. So you build what you need with what you find on the farm and fix your own plumbing or vehicle or whatever. Takes too long or way too expensive otherwise.
Love Hank Sr and Jr. I've seen Jr several times in concert. Always a great show
country lesson learned the hard way here...at 15, my best friend says" Hey man, my dad makes his own hooche. he's got some Dandilion wine brewing. I say we steal one of em, and drink it." so we took one gallon jug. all the impurites settle to the bottom, the good stuff sits on top. we didn't so separate them, so we shook it up and drank it. Imediately got sick. throwing up. again and again. his dad comes home then and sees us writhing in pain, puke everywhere. says to us "Servers ya right for stea;in my hooche, and laughed. a horrible lesson learned.
the way the world is going. take a summer trip and try and learn from your cousins always thrive to learn
If you enjoyed this check out dinosaur by hank williams jr. It's a song about him being pissed off because they turned his local bar into a disco bar. He hates disco, lol. Nice reaction!
I was looking at the Country digital sales chart for the week last week. This song...43 years after its release was #15 last week in pure sales. The theme of this song has sort of had a rennasiance of late; reference: Try That In A Small Town, et al.
The nickname comes from when he was a baby; a vetrilocrist was touring with his dad's band. The dummy's name was Bocephus. One of Hank Sr's bandmembers starting calling Randall Hank, Bocephus.
This is one of about 15 Country songs that just go on and on forever. Hank Jr actually had two of those approx 15, this one and the 1979 hit Family Tradition; each has become absolute Country Family traditions to go on forever and ever!
The story is real according to Hank. His friend's name was Jeff. The footage is real, but I doubt that the footage matches the story.
Hank is a country legend for sure even tho he had only 10 #1 sungles. There was only the Hot Songs charts before 1988, so #1 songs were harder to come by than today where there is the Hot Songs chart and also two recognized airplay charts (Mediabase - 1988 & Billboard - 1990).
His six biggest achievements would be (1) His album charting success. He once had 11 albums in the Top Country Albums chart of 50 albums concurrently with 4 of those eleven being in the top 10. (2) He was the top touring country act for about 10 years straight. (3) He had a comeback from a near death fall to be a five-time entertainer of the year, even though he was never a media darling, and so the woke voting members of the ACM and CMA kept him off the podium for the first three years in which he should have been the winner; kinda like Wallen today. (4) He was a prolific instrumentalist. There is some CZcams videos of him at age 16 going around the stage playing every instrument. (5) He wrote songs, like Oliver Anthony that had something to say about real social injustices and/or politics. Songs like this one, American Way, American Dream, Tired of Being Johnny B Goode, I Got Rights; on and on. And (6) His longevity as an entertainer. As his lyrics say in the song Born To Boogie; "I went on the road when I was 8 years old (at or about 1958), when I turned 18 I's stealing the show". He still tours today. That's at or about 65 years touring and counting. His dad was a songwriting legend who's contribution to pop culture still goes today with songs like Hey Good Looking where melodies derived from are used for commercials and promotions even today; more than 70 years later.
Good volume on your channel. Understand that you can do any of these things. You just gotta wanna.
Hank 3, his son is one of my favorites. I probably like the "straight to hell" the best
True story….hank is from my hometown of Shreveport, LA
I enjoyed your reaction to Hank Jr, When you do Hank Sr, please consider doing "I saw the light" research the origins of how it came to be, and I'm sure you will like to hear it. God Bless
Not sure if anyone answered your question about the video clip seem in the video.
Yes it is a real video clip and i have read several times that clip is the actual clip of Hank's friend getting stabbed and robbed of 43 dollars and ultimately losing his life. It is a real story. Country folks are all around this land, i grew up in Ohio and learned most of those skills there, other skills I did learn when i moved south but the majority i had learned well before I had moved.
It's pronounced Bow See Fuss😂😂😂 Great reaction❤❤❤
Country folks come from everywhere. There are even country folk in California and up north.
From what I've heard the story about his friend is supposed to be real. Now whether that was actual footage of the event I don't know but I doubt it.
He always puts on a great show. Hank Sr passed at 29. They called him the Hillbilly Shakespeare
We got you, brother ❤ shit hits the fan.. come on to bama
Everything Hank says is true...I grew up on 23 acres of county land. We had cows, chickens, rabbits, turkeys, etc. We hunted deer, wild pigs, doves and squirrels. I shot my first deer at age 8. When the world goes to Hell, we will survive.
Hank Jr. is a deep, deep well. You should dip your bucket a few more times, you won't be sorry.
Ive known some folk from the mountains where i was raised, couldn't hardly spell there own name, but could build some of baddest cars to ever grace a drag strip and maintain there farms and whatever it took to run them.
L a g e n d junior hunt junior legend for sure for sure
Mr. Wedder Ryan at's, it's I like our heart songs, Mr. Weatherman, so definitely why you are I like a man of steel, too. Cause i'm op and hanging out that I could be mailed to dial how but I would like to hear the loud of some songs again , it's all good
Oh, that adds some open clip with Hank Jung question markmother have to dishear what our can do? I'm not in there but alright
There you have it icon in country music 😊
I’ve got a Bocephus sticker on my 442 and I lite ‘em up just for fun. My name is Jerry.
The best concert I ever attended was in 1983 in my hometown of Wilmington. NC. It was for the North Carolina Azalea Festiva. I was working as student security at UNCW and Alabama was the warmup act for Hank Williams JR. I was right at the stage and everyone could tell that the young up and coming group Alabama was special. Both of the acts went on to be inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Please react to the Hank Williams JR song Family Tradition. It describes his relationship to his dad and his life story.
Most everyone has heard Hank Williams Jr. on Monday night football back in the day, are you ready for some football?, a Monday night party!😊
bo-see-fuss is the way you would pronounce his nickname.
I love that you are Finding out who they are, and what they did… You caught that with the real video and footage… A lot of reactors do not… I grew up in a country fishing is still one of my favorite things to do. I can run a trout line never shot a deer but I can I have field dressed a few bucks 10 or so. I know how to cut it up and get the best cuts of meat and then ground up some because deer is very lean and needs some pork fat. Yeah kill porky pig dress him out, take a portion and use it for your ground meat… grew up riding horses… Had to clean the stables to get that privilege… I can change the oil and tires, and a few other mechanical things replace transmission bell housing (gaskets, and all )on a transmission… But I don’t like doing it … luckily, it was on my 73 Monte Carlo… Oh grew up doing our own garden to canning and making jellies and jams pickles too
Bro the hardest part of fixing something is getting over the fear of. You’ll be surprised how easy most things are, especially with Google lol. Just don’t mess with electrical and shit like that if you don’t know what’s going on.
He sings about his life, most of his song are real events
He was the first guy to do the Sunday Night Football song
Monday Night Football
I not sure about the story.
I mean, alot of people have a story like that.
But, the parts about being able to support yourself, through your own labor, and building a network of friends, who do the same?
That's real.
If I've only got eggs, and you've got steaks. Maybe both of our families have a nice breakfast.
You need friends in the country.
We do for each other, without question.
The story about his friend is true, but I don`t think that could have been actual film of the crime. That happened back before there were cameras everywhere. Don`t remember when it was supposed to have happened, but the song came out in 1981, so it had to be before that.
I grew up in Atlanta. I grew sick of it and moved to the North East Georgia mountains. I’ll die here before I ever move back to the city.
built my daughters bed. light switch, usb ports, outlet, lil shelf around the top. just try. nothig to it but to do it.
I was never a country music fan even though I lived near Nashville, but I'll always listen to Hank Jr.
"Are you ready for some football? "
My fav. Hank Jr. song/video is All My Rowdy Friends are coming over tonight!!! Its a must-see!
Mine is Attitude Adjustment.
😜
you've no doubt heard him before "Are you ready for some Football?" popular MNF intro about 20 years ago before Carrie Underwood replaced it.
His dad "Hank Williams" is considered the godfather of "outlaw country".
A divergence from the traditional grand ol oprey blue grass country. It has a bit more rock/blues edge and less "folk music" sound. The reason it was dubbed "Outlaw" country was that it was widely disregarded and bad-mouthed by the traditionists. Think of it like East Coast vs West Coast hip-hop debates.
Country songs tell a story
I think when you’re born into a certain way of life and have always seen the same scenery, people etc you begin to take it for granted somewhat. That and people just want to see different ways of life and places they don’t normally get to see or experience.
The 9/11 version of this song is a must hear.
America Will Survive.
Hank Williams Sr was arguably the single most influential artist in country music. His songs continue to be recorded widely today, 70 years after his death. If you listen to only one song, it should probably be "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry." If you want to go further, "Cold, Cold Heart" and "Lost Highway" are also excellent. More upbeat songs are "Jambalaya" and "Hey, Good Lookin'," or his gospel classic "I Saw the Light." Due to alcohol and drug abuse, his career lasted only six years, but his influence is forever.