a special appearance at the March 13, 2006 episode of WWE's RAW in Beaumont, Texas. He came to the announcer's table and helped announce for the match between superstars Edge and Goldust. His entrance music was "My Last Yee Haw." The April 30 episode of WWE's Raw, broadcast from Nashville, showed Troy in the crowd. The announcers mentioned him, and his duties hosting Nashville Star. In 2007, he released Black in the Saddle. Troy parted ways with Warner Bros. Nashville in 2008. He released Demolition Mission: Studio Blue Sessions in 2009. Troy returned to Warner Music Nashville to release "King of Clubs" in March 2014. Cowboy Troy was cited as a featured guest artist on two tracks from the 2011 Vanilla Ice release titled WTF, which is available on iTunes. In 2012, Troy appeared on the May 21 and 22 finale of Season 14 of the television show Dancing with the Stars, performing "I Play Chicken With the Train." His 2017 single "Pork Chop" was named as the theme for the National Pork Board's October promotion called "Porktober". Troy starred in the 2022 Western film Desperate Riders. Personal life Cowboy Troy performed at the 2008 Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota. He is a self-described black conservative and a member of the Republican Party who supported Senator John McCain in the 2008 U.S. presidential election Discography Studio albums Extended plays Singles Other charted songs Music videos See also Black conservatism in the United States References External links 1970 births African-American male rappers American country singers Living people Skyline High School (Dallas) alumni Musicians from Dallas Pop rappers People from Victoria, Texas Warner Records artists Rappers from Dallas Texas Republicans Country rap musicians Country musicians from Texas African-American country musicians African-American male singers Singer-songwriters from Texas African-American male songwriters 21st-century American rappers 21st-century African-American musicians 20th-century African-American people