Brad Paisley Defends 'Accidental Racist' Song — Here's Today's Buzz
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After LL Cool J and Brad Paisley received a lot of flak for their new duet "Accidental Racist" Monday, Paisley defended the song on Twitter. "So, as you buy this album, I hope it triggers emotions. I hope you feel joy, heartache, triumph, surprise; you laugh, cry, nudge someone beside you," he wrote . "I hope the album rocks you, soothes you, raises questions, answers, evokes feelings, all the way through until Officially Alive ," Paisley continued , referring to his upcoming full length album. Paisley ended his Twitter defense with: "Cause I wouldn't change a thing. This is a record meant to be FAR from easy listening. But fun. Like life. Have a ball, ya'll."
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