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    The bro-country movement has been criticized by listeners and music reviewers for its repetitive subject matter, namely lyrical themes of partying associated with Friday nights, alcoholic beverages, euphemistic references to sex, and trucks, as well as its lack of female country artists.

    • "Cruise," Florida Georgia Line. Photo : Mike Lawrie/FilmMagic. If there is a Platonic ideal of a bro-country song, it is Florida Georgia Line’s breakout hit “Cruise.”
    • "Drunk on a Plane," Dierks Bentley. Photo : Amy Harris/Shutterstock. For its title alone, Dierks Bentley’s 2014 Riser hit “Drunk on a Plane” deserves a spot in the Bro-Country Hall of Fame.
    • "Girl in a Country Song," Maddie & Tae. Photo : Kevin Winter/Getty Images. There’s so much to love about “Girl in a Country Song,” Maddie & Tae’s introductory single wherein they owned the bros: from the music video that flipped the narrative and put dudes in cutoff shorts, to priceless one-liners like “sure I’ll slide on over, but you’re gonna get slapped.”
    • "That's My Kind of Night," Luke Bryan. Photo : Amy Harris/Shutterstock. If “Cruise” opened up the bro-country floodgates, then Luke Bryan summed up the trend’s philosophy and ethos most succinctly when, one year later, he shouted: “Girl hand me another beer, yeah!”
  2. Oct 9, 2014 · In 20 years, fans of country music are going to look back on the era of bro-country like anyone under age 35 today looks back on the urban cowboy craze -- with much amusement and confusion.

  3. This Is How We Roll - The Wild "Legacy" of Bro-Country, Then and Now - A Video Essay - YouTube. 0:00 / 1:55:33. In this special comment and video essay, we explore the past, present, and...

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  6. Jul 28, 2016 · But what was it about “Cruise” that was different than previous country music? Jody Rosen of New York Magazine officially dubbed the new, party-starting sound as a sub-genre of country music playfully known as “bro-country.”