Having a band of demons join in should disqualify a competing fiddler.
Ill-Organization-719 on
The devil kicked his ass
Spec1alF0x on
At a crossroad!
LonelyWay4063 on
lol and i think half the people seeing this dont even get the reference
D3v1L5666 on
Jack Butler was the clear winner.
PlainsDream on
Johnny done walked up, slammed his nuts on the table, and took the devil to the woodshed
ResurrectedMortician on
And unfortunately that hillbilly (Charlie Daniels) was super maga
Weird_Kitchen557 on
Wonder what the sound quality was like on that gold fiddle.
chubbyhighguy on
You should hear the second song, the devil comes back to Georgia.
monkeyboy107 on
I like the idea the holy spirit was fucked off so an angel was there instead XD
Blue-Jay42 on
What always catches me about the song is that after Johnny plays, the devil just wordlessly admits defeat and hands over the golden fiddle. He knows he lost, and a deal is a deal.
Baptor on
I know a fiddle contest seems like a dumb decision on the devil’s part, but you must understand he was in a bind, he was way behind, he was willing to make a deal.
KinglerKong on
My theory is the devil threw the match because he could corrupt more souls by throwing a pile of gold into a small town in Georgia than by beating one fiddler
Happy_Garand on
And the judge of the contest, the devil himself, is the one declaring himself the loser
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Having a band of demons join in should disqualify a competing fiddler.
The devil kicked his ass
At a crossroad!
lol and i think half the people seeing this dont even get the reference
Jack Butler was the clear winner.
Johnny done walked up, slammed his nuts on the table, and took the devil to the woodshed
And unfortunately that hillbilly (Charlie Daniels) was super maga
Wonder what the sound quality was like on that gold fiddle.
You should hear the second song, the devil comes back to Georgia.
I like the idea the holy spirit was fucked off so an angel was there instead XD
What always catches me about the song is that after Johnny plays, the devil just wordlessly admits defeat and hands over the golden fiddle. He knows he lost, and a deal is a deal.
I know a fiddle contest seems like a dumb decision on the devil’s part, but you must understand he was in a bind, he was way behind, he was willing to make a deal.
My theory is the devil threw the match because he could corrupt more souls by throwing a pile of gold into a small town in Georgia than by beating one fiddler
And the judge of the contest, the devil himself, is the one declaring himself the loser