With ‘Choosin’ Texas,’ we’re all choosin’ Ella Langley
The article narrates a summer performance at Cedar Point amusement park in Ohio, where a young musician playing an electric guitar chooses to perform a simple, catchy song with a mix of country and rap elements rather than original compositions or classic hits. The crowd, appearing tired, rhythmically mumbles along as he sings a heartfelt lyric about longing. The content also includes promotional material encouraging readers to subscribe for full access to the Washington Examiner’s coverage and analyses, highlighting unlimited access, with options to log in or cancel anytime.
The young man holding an electric guitar on stage at the Cedar Point amusement park in Ohio earlier this summer looked briefly thoughtful. “Well, I’ve played some of my originals,” he said, “and I thank you for the response, but we have a big crowd here right now, so let’s do something that you all know.” What followed wasn’t a golden oldie from the songbook of George Strait, Johnny Cash, or even Garth Brooks, but a dead-simple two-chord trotter of a tune that lived somewhere in the arid desert between country and rap. “I just wanna be her so bad, it hurts so bad, it hurts so bad,” he sang, and the crowd of a few dozen tired park-goers mumbled along in perfect time.
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