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Not everyone watches the Superbowl and not everyone keeps up with the latest Beyoncé news, including her surprise announcement of venturing into the Country genre.

Trump's remarks serve as a preemptive strike against such speculation, positioning himself as the benefactor of Swift's financial success and implying that her endorsement of Biden would be disloyal.

In the wake of unforgettable performances by icons such as Garth Brooks, Faith Hill, Charley Pride, Carrie Underwood, Eric Church, Mickey Guyton, and Chris Stapleton, McEntire faced the challenge with the poise and grace befitting her status as a 68-year-old Grammy winner.

John Rich represents a vast segment of the country that views Swift's political activism unfavorably.

As news of his passing spread, tributes poured in from fellow artists and fans alike.

The fans will always fan and the snobs will always snub. This is the cycle of culture that we are presented with in 2024.

Billy Joel made a triumphant return with "Turn The Lights Back On." The vintage ballad, featuring a flashy piano-man solo, harked back to Joel's iconic Eighties sound, leaving fans with a reason to celebrate.

Baste Records and Hi-Rez have previously collaborated on their November 2023 release "Triggered" which is a pro-second amendment song featuring a music video that includes footage of Kyle Rittenhouse and The McCloskeys.

Have Ben Shapiro and Tom MacDonald sparked a new trend of conservative influencers collaborating with anti-woke rappers on hip-hop music?

Snoop is the latest in a growing trend of "Trump Reversal Syndrome". Who will be the next mainstream celebrity to tacitly endorse the former President?

Shapiro Playfully Responds: "Didn't know what I was doing, but I put on a cape. Now it's, 'Which world tour should I go on today?' @NICKIMINAJ"

Released on a Friday, the song quickly soared to the top of the overall charts, dethroning industry giants like Justin Timberlake, Britney Spears, Megan Thee Stallion, Nicki Minaj, Eminem, and Taylor Swift.

The dispute unfolded on social media, with Steve Ignorant requesting the removal of their collaborative work, most likely because of differences in ideological beliefs.

Marr joins a list of musicians who have spoken out against the use of their music by political figures, particularly Trump.