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Why Lee Brice, ‘Country Nowadays’ Lyrics Caused Division [LISTEN]

By Billy Dukes Feb 10, 2026 | 10:54 AM

You only need to look at the comments in a social media post promoting Lee Brice's new song "Country Nowadays" to see that not everyone embraced it. Continue reading…

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