"Jason Aldean's Controversial Video Sparks Backlash and Defends Against Criticism"

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Mayor Chaz Molder of Columbia, Tennessee, responds to the controversy surrounding Jason Aldean's music video for "Try That in a Small Town." While he respects Aldean's freedom of expression, the mayor hopes that future music videos filmed in his town will convey a more positive message. Aldean's video has faced criticism for its portrayal of violence and protests, leading to its removal from CMT's rotation. Some artists, such as Sheryl Crow and Margo Price, have spoken out against Aldean's choice to release the song.
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