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Tell 'em, Hank.

Keep Country Music Godly.

A viral video even showed the wife of a performing artist being forced to wait in line—because her husband’s guest pass was given away… to an influencer.

The country music community is stepping up — and so is America.

The rising country rocker, known for hits like “Pretty Little Poison,” shared a photo on Instagram of himself beaming beside Trump at the Resolute Desk.

So, she did what many struggling artists now consider: she launched an OnlyFans campaign—dubbed “Butts 4 Tour Buses”—featuring cheeky content ranging from photos to erotic food comedy videos. Within six days, she paid off all her bills.

One of the most powerful moments came when Rich explained why he, Elon Musk, and President Trump have all willingly stepped out of their elite lifestyles to take arrows for the country they love.

While the bar is still under construction and won’t be open for CMA Fest this week, insiders say a July launch is likely.

While the restaurant quietly opened its doors last month, today marks its official red carpet debut—complete with Kid Rock's signature outlaw energy and a menu that blends old-school Detroit grit with the bold charm of Nashville.

As Sean “Diddy” Combs faces mounting legal troubles and damning allegations that have cast him as the “Black Epstein” of the music industry, some of his most high-profile friends have stayed eerily silent.

It’s a rare win for any artist in today’s industry, where woke executives and corporate overlords usually pull the strings.

The emotional ballad was written by 14-time Grammy Award winner Dan Tyminski, known for his work with Alison Krauss and Union Station.

Turns out, country music wasn’t invented—it was collected, borrowed, and blended by a nation of storytellers, strummers, and unsung heroes.