‘Take A Knee, My A**’: Country singer gets dragged for anti-protest song

Nov 18, 2017

Texan country singer Neal McCoy played a new song for an audience last week and the song is titled “Take A Knee, My Ass (I Won’t Take A Knee),” and it’s pretty clear he was referring to the NFL protests.

The song was also streamed on Facebook Live and has gotten over 3 million views to date. The country singer says that he didn’t write the song, that was a friend, and before he sang it he warned people that there is a “bad word in it,” apparently referring to the word a**.

While there were plenty of people who loved the song, others were a little confused or at least pretended to be, at the comma in the title. They couldn’t help but ask him if he meant his a** was being asked to take a knee.

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Whatever he meant, the message seems to have been a little lost in translation.

Read some of the most savage comments below.

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There is no getting around the fact that the comma means he is addressing his ass.

"Take a knee, guys."

"Take a knee, my friends."

"Take a knee, my ass." https://t.co/yh07GcTAmY

— Brandon Hardin (@hardin) November 17, 2017

Is this man asking his ass to take a knee because he won't? https://t.co/QzCxPAFygh

— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) November 17, 2017

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Top 5 country songs:
1. I Thought She Was Legal
2. Hanging Around the Mall
3. I Don't Need No Dentist
4. Take a Knee, My Ass
5. They Took Our Statue

— Snowflake from heck (@Stochu) November 18, 2017

"Take a knee my ass (I won't take a knee, but I'll take a Tiki torch down to Charlottesville)" is the original title of the song.

— Marc Xavier Adams (@thegoodfello) November 18, 2017