Brad Paisley is a sly country singer, a slick electric guitarist and a sometimes repentant West Virginian. "Accidental Racist," off his newest album, Wheelhouse (you may have read about this song a hundred times in the past 24 hours), begins with
The country singer's latest song provoked much chatter online Monday, as it dredged to the surface hundreds of years of racial tension, political unrest and regional rivalry that still dominates much of the modern American landscape. The tune earned
Brad Paisley said that he "wouldn't change a thing" about his new record Wheelhouse in a string of tweets in which he added, "This is a record meant to be FAR from easy listening. But fun. Like Life." The country star's comments come after "Accidental
Yesterday, Brad Paisley and LL Cool J solved racism caused a ruckus on the Internet with "Accidental Racist," a has-to-be-parody-but-isn't ballad about the dream of wearing a Confederate flag and not getting in trouble for it. Today, Brad Paisley is
Country singer Brad Paisley explained to Entertainment Weekly that his new “Accidental Racist†song illustrated the difficulties of displaying his “Southern pride.†“I just think art has a responsibility to lead the way, and I don't
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