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Dixie Chicks Perform with Background Portraying Donald Trump as the Devil
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LoneLaugher
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I have learned about Natalie Maines because she is a Howard Stern fan.....she's been on the show dozens of times. She's very, very intelligent and does not consider brain dead yahoos to be of any importance whatsoever when it comes to her career.
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CremeBrulee
Gold Member
I don't think it's anything at all like bubblegum pop/country. I doubt the "teenybopper" crowd is into bluegrass and politics all that much.Shitty manufactured teenybopper music Similar to Miley Cyrus's shit, controversy for sales no substance to it. Dumbass LOLHow do these dingbats make a living when they insist on pissing off their customers?
The Dixie Chicks kicked off their DCX MMXVI World Tour Friday in Cincinnati by performing in front of a massive backdrop showing Republican presumptive presidential nominee Donald Trump with devil horns on his head and a satanic mustache and goatee.
Last night’s politically-charged performance wasn’t the first time the Texas-based country music band used their celebrity status to take shots at a major Republican party leader.
During a performance in London in 2003, Dixie Chicks lead singer Natalie Maines told the crowd that she was “ashamed the president of the United States is from Texas.” Maines’ attack on President George W. Bush led to music stations across the United States pulling the Chicks from their radio playlists.
Nearly 10 years after attacking Bush, Maines doubled down, saying, “I was right from the beginning.”
She later tweeted that she was right to attack Bush, calling her detractors “#dummies.”
The 41-year-old has bashed Trump before Friday’s night concert. The singer took to Twitter back in January and tossed out a recycled joke about Donald Trump’s hair.
Dixie who?
Country and Western act. Sold about 35 million albums. 25 million more than Ted Nugent....
Dr Grump
Platinum Member
Shitty manufactured teenybopper music Similar to Miley Cyrus's shit, controversy for sales no substance to it. Dumbass LOL
No, it's not teenybopper. Not really a huge fan of country. Like Johnny Cash on occasion....
Mac1958
Diamond Member
A little cute irony in seeing Regressive Lefties so supportive of a group with the word "Dixie" in its title.
Outside of that, meh.
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Outside of that, meh.
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LoneLaugher
Diamond Member
A little cute irony in seeing Regressive Lefties so supportive of a group with the word "Dixie" in its title.
Outside of that, meh.
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What insight!
J.E.D
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Get out of your bubble lolThe point is that Trump supporters are typically low income white trash that cant afford to go to a Dixie Chick concert. They cant miss millions that were never there to begin with.Too stupid to get the point eh?Evidently they are doing just great without Trump supporters. This should give you an idea how the election is going to turn out.They CLEARLY arent very intelligent. How many millions did they miss out on all for the sake of insulting someone? There is a time & place for sharing your political leanings and on the job is not one of those places.I think they make beautiful music.
Whats a ticket to their show cost? 20....30 bucks?
Get real
What's the last concert you saw? Jefferson Starship? Try at least $60 with $12 beers
Mac1958
Diamond Member
And another.What insight!A little cute irony in seeing Regressive Lefties so supportive of a group with the word "Dixie" in its title. Outside of that, meh..
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How do these dingbats make a living when they insist on pissing off their customers?
The Dixie Chicks kicked off their DCX MMXVI World Tour Friday in Cincinnati by performing in front of a massive backdrop showing Republican presumptive presidential nominee Donald Trump with devil horns on his head and a satanic mustache and goatee.
Last night’s politically-charged performance wasn’t the first time the Texas-based country music band used their celebrity status to take shots at a major Republican party leader.
During a performance in London in 2003, Dixie Chicks lead singer Natalie Maines told the crowd that she was “ashamed the president of the United States is from Texas.” Maines’ attack on President George W. Bush led to music stations across the United States pulling the Chicks from their radio playlists.
Nearly 10 years after attacking Bush, Maines doubled down, saying, “I was right from the beginning.”
She later tweeted that she was right to attack Bush, calling her detractors “#dummies.”
The 41-year-old has bashed Trump before Friday’s night concert. The singer took to Twitter back in January and tossed out a recycled joke about Donald Trump’s hair.
That's gay.
The Devil is much more clever than Trump.
Crixus
Gold Member
How do these dingbats make a living when they insist on pissing off their customers?
The Dixie Chicks kicked off their DCX MMXVI World Tour Friday in Cincinnati by performing in front of a massive backdrop showing Republican presumptive presidential nominee Donald Trump with devil horns on his head and a satanic mustache and goatee.
Last night’s politically-charged performance wasn’t the first time the Texas-based country music band used their celebrity status to take shots at a major Republican party leader.
During a performance in London in 2003, Dixie Chicks lead singer Natalie Maines told the crowd that she was “ashamed the president of the United States is from Texas.” Maines’ attack on President George W. Bush led to music stations across the United States pulling the Chicks from their radio playlists.
Nearly 10 years after attacking Bush, Maines doubled down, saying, “I was right from the beginning.”
She later tweeted that she was right to attack Bush, calling her detractors “#dummies.”
The 41-year-old has bashed Trump before Friday’s night concert. The singer took to Twitter back in January and tossed out a recycled joke about Donald Trump’s hair.
Dixie who?
Country and Western act. Sold about 35 million albums. 25 million more than Ted Nugent....
I know. I remember them well. They were pretty big in 2000, but then after they, or the one trash talked the Boosh they were disliked by the love it or leave it crowd. Not my type of music, but it was stupid all the shit they got by the Hannity types. On the flip side, Some times it's best to mix politics with the entertainment I guess. Meh, they may do pretty good this time around. Best wishes and all that.
How do these dingbats make a living when they insist on pissing off their customers?
The Dixie Chicks kicked off their DCX MMXVI World Tour Friday in Cincinnati by performing in front of a massive backdrop showing Republican presumptive presidential nominee Donald Trump with devil horns on his head and a satanic mustache and goatee.
Last night’s politically-charged performance wasn’t the first time the Texas-based country music band used their celebrity status to take shots at a major Republican party leader.
During a performance in London in 2003, Dixie Chicks lead singer Natalie Maines told the crowd that she was “ashamed the president of the United States is from Texas.” Maines’ attack on President George W. Bush led to music stations across the United States pulling the Chicks from their radio playlists.
Nearly 10 years after attacking Bush, Maines doubled down, saying, “I was right from the beginning.”
She later tweeted that she was right to attack Bush, calling her detractors “#dummies.”
The 41-year-old has bashed Trump before Friday’s night concert. The singer took to Twitter back in January and tossed out a recycled joke about Donald Trump’s hair.
That's gay.
The Devil is much more clever than Trump.
TyroneSlothrop
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How do these dingbats make a living when they insist on pissing off their customers?
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TyroneSlothrop
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The Dixie Chicks were not politically correct so the Wing Nuts went BerserkI know. I remember them well. They were pretty big in 2000, but then after they, or the one trash talked the Boosh .
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LoneLaugher
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And another.What insight!A little cute irony in seeing Regressive Lefties so supportive of a group with the word "Dixie" in its title. Outside of that, meh..
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Another what?
Hey Mac, who are you planning to vote for in November? Have you made a decision yet?
TyroneSlothrop
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DigitalDrifter
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Apparently they need more controversy to make them semi relevant?
No doubt. It's been years since they've been relevant, and since they've already lost a huge percentage of Americans, might as well try to get back in the news anyway they can.
DigitalDrifter
Diamond Member
Now I'm poor white trash?I have no idea what their tickets cost. I only know its too expensive for you poor white trash to afford.Get out of your bubble lolThe point is that Trump supporters are typically low income white trash that cant afford to go to a Dixie Chick concert. They cant miss millions that were never there to begin with.Too stupid to get the point eh?Evidently they are doing just great without Trump supporters. This should give you an idea how the election is going to turn out.
Whats a ticket to their show cost? 20....30 bucks?
Get real
Could you be any more of a clueless douchebag?
Maybe, but he would have to really make a conscience effort to work at it.
You remind me of how horrible those times were when bush was president and this country was really devidedThey had their music pulled from airways & store shelves the last time they pulled this political shit.
It takes a special kind of stupid to repeat the very thing that cost you millions.
jon_berzerk
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without this thread i would have never known it
they must have lost a lot along the way
if anything this probably helps Trump
they must have lost a lot along the way
if anything this probably helps Trump
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