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* ShoutOut: Several in "Girl in a Country Song," mostly mocking the lyrics of other country songs on the radio at the time. Ones mentioned by lyrics include "Get Me Some of That" by Music/ThomasRhett, "Redneck Crazy" by Tyler Farr, "Hey Girl" by Billy Currington; "Take a Little Ride," "Dirt Road Anthem," and "My Kind of Party" by Music/JasonAldean, "Aw Naw" by Music/ChrisYoung, and "Get Your Shine On" by Music/FloridaGeorgiaLine. It also name-drops Music/ConwayTwitty and Music/GeorgeStrait.
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* ShoutOut: Several in "Girl in a Country Song," mostly mocking the lyrics of other country songs on the radio at the time. Ones mentioned by lyrics include "Get Me Some of That" by Music/ThomasRhett, "Redneck Crazy" by Tyler Farr, "Hey Girl" by Billy Currington; "Take a Little Ride," "Dirt Road Anthem," and "My Kind of Party" by Music/JasonAldean, Music/JasonAldean; "Aw Naw" by Music/ChrisYoung, and "Get Your Shine On" by Music/FloridaGeorgiaLine. It also name-drops Music/ConwayTwitty and Music/GeorgeStrait.
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* Shout-Out: Several in "Girl in a Country Song," mostly mocking the lyrics of other country songs on the radio at the time. Ones mentioned by lyrics include "Get Me Some of That" by Music/ThomasRhett, "Redneck Crazy" by Tyler Farr, "Hey Girl" by Billy Currington; "Take a Little Ride," "Dirt Road Anthem," and "My Kind of Party" by Music/JasonAldean, "Aw Naw" by Music/ChrisYoung, and "Get Your Shine On" by Music/FloridaGeorgiaLine. It also name-drops Music/ConwayTwitty and Music/GeorgeStrait.
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* Shout-Out: ShoutOut: Several in "Girl in a Country Song," mostly mocking the lyrics of other country songs on the radio at the time. Ones mentioned by lyrics include "Get Me Some of That" by Music/ThomasRhett, "Redneck Crazy" by Tyler Farr, "Hey Girl" by Billy Currington; "Take a Little Ride," "Dirt Road Anthem," and "My Kind of Party" by Music/JasonAldean, "Aw Naw" by Music/ChrisYoung, and "Get Your Shine On" by Music/FloridaGeorgiaLine. It also name-drops Music/ConwayTwitty and Music/GeorgeStrait.
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* Shout-Out: Several in "Girl in a Country Song," mostly mocking the lyrics of other country songs on the radio at the time. Ones mentioned by lyrics include "Get Me Some of That" by Music/ThomasRhett, "Redneck Crazy" by Tyler Farr, "Hey Girl" by Billy Currington; "Take a Little Ride," "Dirt Road Anthem," and "My Kind of Party" by Music/JasonAldean, "Aw Naw" by Music/ChrisYoung, and "Get Your Shine On" by Music/FloridaGeorgiaLine. It also name-drops Music/ConwayTwitty and Music/GeorgeStrait.
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* GenreDeconstruction: "Girl In A Country Song" deconstruct the bro-country subgenre of the 2010s using melody, beat and even quote from the biggest hit songs from the subgenre by singing from the perspective of the women who are sick of being treated like sex objects and have their agency or decisions taken from them that is commonly presented in the subgenre.
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* GenreDeconstruction: "Girl In A Country Song" deconstruct deconstructs the bro-country subgenre of the 2010s using melody, beat similar melodies and even quote beats as the subgenre, as well as taking quotes from the biggest hit songs from the subgenre of Bro-Country by singing from the perspective of the women who are sick of being treated like sex objects and have having their agency or decisions taken from them that is commonly presented in the subgenre.
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* BreakupSong: Several. They run the gamut in tone from the sad, despondent "Die from a Broken Heart" to the forceful, aggressive "Your Side of Town”.
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* BreakupSong: Several. They run the gamut in tone from the sad, despondent "Die from a Broken Heart" to the forceful, aggressive "Your Side of Town”.Town."
* CommitmentIssues: The reason for the narrator leaving in "More Than Maybe." He has them, she's sick of them, and she's decided she deserves more than making up excuses for him.
* CommitmentIssues: The reason for the narrator leaving in "More Than Maybe." He has them, she's sick of them, and she's decided she deserves more than making up excuses for him.
