We’re COUNTRY and NEVER apologize for it
Reading can be hard. I know, because I too avoid certain words as to not embarrass myself too much in public.
I’m also not sure what this woman was trying to order. Mainly because the “analhilator” is clearly not on this menu.
When it comes to some people, you really can’t take them anywhere.
Now I can’t actually confirm rather or not this person attended the Luke Bryan and Jason Aldean’s show in Washington D.C….but is how they were found outside of National Park. Which is how you probably should leave their concert to be honest.
I’m also wondering if they’re concert friends just left them laying on the ground like that? Either way. The show looked like it left this possible concert goer lit.
I’m not sure when this happened exactly…or where. But it showed up on my for you page on TikTok and it’s worth sharing.
Kevin Fowler is a class act and Texas Country Music royalty in my eyes. His catalog is stacked with some of the finest country music I’ve ever had the pleasure of listening to. “Lose, Loud and Crazy”, “Beer, Bait and Ammo”, “Hard Man To Love”, “100% Texas”, “The Lord Loves the Drinkin’ Man” and “Ain’t Drinkin’ anymore” to name a few of his songs are certified country twangers.
His “Best of…so Far” album that was released in 2010 has all of the music you need from Mr. Fowler in your life.
Kevin was obviously working and in of a classic of his when drunk decided to play chase with the law onstage. Kevin was in middle of playing “Ain’t Drinkin’ anymore” when it happened too. It was also to perfect song for drunk to be chased onstage to be honest.
Some people wouldn’t be caught dead entering a Buc-ee’s bathroom. Others are apparently willing to die to get to one. Mainly because they seriously clean and prestigious y’all.
And this apparently knows that too. A 30-year-old man in Florida named Omar Soliman was arrested for speeding on the interstate earlier this month…and he was hauling ass. He was clocked at 117 miles per hour in a 70 mile-per-hour zone. And this was at 2:45 P.M.
Omar reportedly told deputies that he was trying to make it to the bathroom at Buc-ee’s. But the nearest Buc-ee’s was roughly 61 miles away in Daytona Beach. Which is why he was trying to cut down on travel time.
He was charged with reckless driving and super-speeding.
In a Facebook post, the Sheriff’s Office said, “while we all love the clean bathrooms, and the variety of tasty snacks at Buc-ee’s…if you’re going to use that as an excuse for speeding, you should probably make sure you’re actually close to it!”
It all started June 20, 2018 and it’s been great for the western retail world too.
Taylor Sheridan, Paramount, and NBC Universal are all being sued by a writer who claims Taylor Sheridan stole her idea for a TV show and used it to create “Yellowstone”. The timeline of her allegations add up too.
The writer says she submitted a pilot script, show bible, and pitch deck for a show called “Sovereign Nation” to Taylor’s reps in late 2016 and early 2017. She says “Yellowstone” used her plot details and casting recommendations.
She’s seeking damages and profits tied to the alleged copyright infringement and wants to stop future and continued infringement.
If you don’t like dogs…you’re not good person. Let’s be real here.
Carly Pearce once broke up with a guy who was mean to her Shih Tzu, Johnny. She wrote a song about it called “He Don’t Like My Dogs”. It’s on her upcoming album, “Honest Woman”, which comes out August 28th.
She said, “I was in a relationship where somebody was not nice to Johnny and that was it. Johnny and I talked. We kicked him out of the family. And my favorite thing about this is he will know exactly that this song is about him when he hears it.”
And in case you’ve forgotten, Carly’s dog is named after Johnny Cash and June Carter. Her Shih Tzus are Johnny and June.
I’m not going to lie. When I first saw this on Instagram, I didn’t know what this mash-up was. Mainly because I listen to country music.
I’m also not a fan of Justin Bieber and Olivia Dean…but I like this. Lainey Wilson posted a fun mash-up of Justin Bieber’s “Daisies” and Olivia Dean’s “Man I Need”. They’re two of pop’s biggest hits and her acoustic cover actually works very well.
It’s just Lainey on a porch with an acoustic guitar and she’s showing off how talented she really is. This mash-up could be a hit song. I mean I’d add it to a playlist.
Luke Combs is officially a Disney character!
He makes his voice acting debut today on the Season 5 premiere of the Disney Channel series, “Big City Greens”. I mean he’s kind of sort of playing himself.
He is Rusty Twang, a country superstar, and he sings a new song called “Watch Out for the Greens”. And Luke said, “having three little boys at home who love Disney just made this an opportunity that was hard to pass up. This will be way cooler in their eyes than anything else I’ve done.”
And meanwhile in other Luke Combs news, he did in fact land his 21st career #1 single on the Billboard Country Airplay chart with his single “Be By You” the week ending August 22, 2026.
The court has spoken in favor of Kenny Chesney in this sad and ridiculous case.
A Kenny Chesney impersonator scammed this woman and an appeals court has ruled that she can’t sue the country superstar. Patricia Linson, who was duped into paying $310,000 to a phony KC, had claimed that the real star was legally liable for failing to stop imposters from defrauding his fans. Luckily he’s not.
In a ruling last week obtained by Billboard, a California court ruled that legal precedent does not require celebrities to “warn and protect their fans against third-party imposter scams”.
The court wrote in the ruling saying, “we do not doubt that financial scams are becoming more sophisticated and prevalent as technological developments make it easier for people to impersonate others,” which is very real. It also noted that it would stretch “common sense and sound public policy to require celebrities to post warnings about third-party scams on their websites and social media accounts lest they face liability”.
Nobody should be responsible in paying someone else’s debt. Especially when that said person had absolutely nothing to do with the situation at all. Thank God the courts in America get it right sometimes.
This what you call a bold move and it’s definitely how get people talking about your tour.
Kacey Musgraves kicked off her “Middle of Nowhere Tour” at the United Center in Chicago, viralizing online for performing her track “Rhinestoned“ while suspended on a prop shaped like a giant pair of rhinestoned disco balls. She literally buckled herself in to sing “Rhinestoned”, a track from her 2026 album “Middle of Nowhere” album.
She had a massive set of double disco balls suspended from the ceiling, which fans and media widely compared to a sparkly set of “truck nuts” or a “disco ballsack”. Both are describing her disco ball perfectly well beyond the way.
During the concert, she even joked that her nana always advised her, “if you’re gonna do something, do it big and do it sparkly.”
It’s probably the reason why she postponed some tour dates. She was probably waiting one he “disco ballsack” to arrive in one piece. They take time to make.