The BG Nation is his dedicated crew of fans who “don’t just see a star” in Gilbert, but rather, “they see themselves.”Īs his public relations team says, “The Georgia native who started as the defiant life-of-the-party can still go ‘til sunrise, but he’s also emerged as something far greater: the leader of a massive tribe of hard-working, fun-loving believers for whom electric guitar-shredding, rapping, and twang can go hand-in-hand-in-hand.” Watch ‘Them Boys’ New Acoustic Video The song is a true Brantley Gilbert classic that continues to rile up members of the “BG Nation” when it hits speakers. Like laws and rules are balls and chains” ‘Them Boys’ by Brantley Gilbert “Them boys don’t know one thing about life
“I pray it’s just a phase they’re goin’ through, Yeah but what are we gonna do with them boys.” Gilbert then reflects hoping the crazy actions and poor choices are just a chapter in their lives.
Gilbert knows his grandfather had conversations near-identical to the ones he has now, watching those wild, full-of-trouble boys. He adds the visual of grandfathers on the porch, and how generations pass on conversations through the years. He now looks at those young boys who are sharing moments as he did, “Lookin’ back on the times we shared, From rock ‘n roll to these rockin’ chairs.” The song begins, “Look at them boys in the back of that truck,” as an older Gilbert watches younger boys live out experiences similar to his own youth. It reminisces on the mistakes made, lessons learned, and hearts broken. The song encompasses the fast-moving, care-free life of young boys. “The bus goes in it, we got some cars going in it and motorcycles … it’s like a game room/showroom/shop.”īrantley’s man-cave sounds like the ideal place to sing and record a song like “Them Boys.” In an interview with Eye on Veterans, he explains the room named after his favorite college team, the UGA Bulldogs. The videos are set in his remodeled garage and home studio, which he has dubbed his “Dawg House.” Video can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Brantley Gilbert – Hard Days (Acoustic Version) ()
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