Jason Aldean Dedicates ‘Small Town’ to Trump Post-Assassination Attempt

Jason Aldean sent Donald Trump a shout-out this weekend on the heels of the assassination attempt on his life, paying tribute with a song. Take a guess on which one.

The country singer was performing in Nashville Saturday, hours after Thomas Matthew Crooks fired upon the ex-President. He addressed it to the crowd, saying he was aware of what happened near Pittsburgh, with the audience roaring in response.

Jason didn’t say much else afterward other than to note that Trump was a friend of his, and that the next song was dedicated to him. Yes, he played “Try That in a Small Town.”

Interestingly, the crowd burst out in “USA” chants, showing their solidarity.

It’s fitting Aldean would trot out his anthem song to support Trump. The track is largely viewed as a protest song for conservatives, hinting at the 2nd Amendment and people defending their communities by any means necessary.

In addition to the performance, Jason Aldean took to Instagram and further sent his thoughts and prayers to Trump. He wrote, “This is what a warrior looks like! This is MY guy,” referring to the iconic photo of Trump pumping his fist after being shot.

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Trump, meanwhile, has forged ahead with his RNC plans. He’s already in Milwaukee and is set to take the stage Thursday to give his big speech. He says he’s lucky to be alive.