Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel like "Country dingers" should be a real word.

It should mean doughnuts, but country. Maybe you dip them in honey butter?

I thought it was an actual name for all the "pop" songs on the radio these days that sound like fart-sucking twangy country music.

DP, but could be. Most people seem to refer to the flat brim wearing squat truck driving crowd as "bro country" now. Or "Hick-Hop" if the style is more rappish.

Google says country dingers are a thing - upbeat, catchy, popular with Tik Tok’ers. I didn’t think OP would make the same typo in both the subject line and the post itself.

"Country dingers" is a colloquial term referring to a country music artist who has achieved a high level of success and recognition, similar to a home run in baseball. It's a way of highlighting an artist's "big hit" or successful album, and can be used to describe artists with numerous chart-topping songs or those who have consistently released popular music.
Here's a breakdown of what it implies:
"Country": Refers to the genre of music, country music.
"Dingers": A slang term for a home run in baseball, implying a significant accomplishment or success.

With that definition, here are Billboards top country artists of the 21st century:
1. Kenny Chesney
2. Tim McGraw
3. Taylor Swift
4. Toby Keith
5. Keith Urban
of this list I think Keith Urban is the only one with a recent or current country album

Anonymous wrote:I hate country but enjoyed a few Josh Turner songs, some Reba McIntyre, Little Big Town, and Alan Jackson.