But it grows worse. As Williams readied himself on stage for his second set, he was booed. The club s owner threatened him, said he may as well pack up. See, partners, this honky-tonk took a hankerin to Heavy D., not Hank. Now think about this little nugget.
Rap music sells.
And while Music City sure won t waltz anytime soon to a Puff Daddy beat, rap has already begun to make a presence. You know, the show that opened with McCoy performing a so-called country rap song. In the Grand Ole Opry House, no less. Folks, that s blasphemous. Yet it may also indicate a wave of things to come.