I'M SO NEW YORK...
I came to West Virginia to play college football from New York. It was a major cultural shock being from Queens. After I graduated I went to California to work on a few apps I was selling at the time. When I got back I met up with my business partner who books a majority of Country and Bluegrass shows. I'm usually the only city folk at the show. Which also usually means I am the only black person lol.
THAT TIME I MET HANK THE III...
Hank Williams III has not had the best run in the public eyes. He has been accused of being a racist and a homophobe. While I would not disagree with that analysis of his actions, I have to say that my time meeting him was enjoyable. Of course at a show like this they are wondering what is this 6'4'' black duded doing here. In between sets I had a chance to speak with him. We spoke about sports and how much I love West Virginia. We shared a few jokes. I was called a " CIty Bumpkin" and I corrected him and said, "NO! I'm a Brownneck." We had a good laugh and had some drinks.
NO COVER ON THIS BOOK...
I'm the type of person to give everyone a chance. If you have not done anything to me it's hard for me to not like you even if I hear stories. Hank previously signed the table that I usually commandeer at shows at an event years prior. I didn't know anything about him then. I would see his signature and not care too much about it because of all the things I heard before meeting him. But now every time I see this table I am reminded don't judge a book by it's cover.
Here is a clip I found of the night.
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