Dixie Chicks Perform with Background Portraying Donald Trump as the Devil

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How do these dingbats make a living when they insist on pissing off their customers?

Dixie Chicks Perform with Background Portraying Donald Trump as the Devil - Breitbart​

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.​

I rather suspect there customers have changed since the George Bush comment from the more conservative country music fan to the more liberal pop music millennial who goes for that kind of stuff.

Or the old-school country outlaws who go for that stuff even more.

 

[Camp]

How do these dingbats make a living when they insist on pissing off their customers?

Dixie Chicks Perform with Background Portraying Donald Trump as the Devil - Breitbart​

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.​

I rather suspect there customers have changed since the George Bush comment from the more conservative country music fan to the more liberal pop music millennial who goes for that kind of stuff.

Or the old-school country outlaws who go for that stuff even more.

Their genre of music is considered country/folk which is a niche market and genre to start with. After the Bush comments, they lost most of the country fan base and have had to rely on the smaller country/folk fans and to a lesser amount on country fans who ignore the politics and simply like their music.

 

[dblack]

How do these dingbats make a living when they insist on pissing off their customers?

Dixie Chicks Perform with Background Portraying Donald Trump as the Devil - Breitbart​

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.​

I rather suspect there customers have changed since the George Bush comment from the more conservative country music fan to the more liberal pop music millennial who goes for that kind of stuff.

Or the old-school country outlaws who go for that stuff even more.

Their genre of music is considered country/folk which is a niche market and genre to start with. After the Bush comments, they lost most of the country fan base and have had to rely on the smaller country/folk fans and to a lesser amount on country fans who ignore the politics and simply like their music.

To reiterate my last comment, there's strong spirit of rebellion in country music, and a health distrust of authoritarian leaders. It's not just the folky set. Check out the late, great Merle Haggard for a bit tof the flavor of what I'm talking about. The Dixie Chicks haven't strayed as far from the fold as you might think.

 

[Hutch Starskey]

Evidently they are doing just great without Trump supporters. This should give you an idea how the election is going to turn out.

"Evidently?" How do you know?

How rich is Emily Robison?
Emily Robison net worth:

$48 Million



Read more: Emily Robison Net Worth

...and a loopy kunt

She is still $48 million dollars wealthier than you are though so what does that say about you?

That i didnt grow up with a pussy, long blonde hair & a vocal talent.

Shes a fucking singer not some sort of Einstein. Besides, what kind of idiot measures someones success by the size of their bank account?

Trump supporters of course.

 

[Rustic]

"Evidently?" How do you know?

How rich is Emily Robison?
Emily Robison net worth:

$48 Million



Read more: Emily Robison Net Worth

...and a loopy kunt

She is still $48 million dollars wealthier than you are though so what does that say about you?

That i didnt grow up with a pussy, long blonde hair & a vocal talent.

Shes a fucking singer not some sort of Einstein. Besides, what kind of idiot measures someones success by the size of their bank account?

Trump supporters of course.

The federal government so they can take it all...

 

[BlueGin]

How do these dingbats make a living when they insist on pissing off their customers?

Dixie Chicks Perform with Background Portraying Donald Trump as the Devil - Breitbart​

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.​

I rather suspect there customers have changed since the George Bush comment from the more conservative country music fan to the more liberal pop music millennial who goes for that kind of stuff. All I can say is long live AC/DC.

Exactly. If libs want to fork out 350.00 a ticket to prop up three whiney attention whores who screwed up their career. They can.

 

[BlueGin]

So what will the attention whore chicks do to lure libs to their concerts next? Have abortions on stage?

 

[EriktheRed]

Dixie Chicks Perform with Background Portraying Donald Trump as the Devil

I'm not even a fan of country and I'm thinking of buying their latest CD after hearing about this.

 

[Lakhota]

Go Chicks!!!!!

 

[BlueGin]

Dixie Chicks Perform with Background Portraying Donald Trump as the Devil

I'm not even a fan of country and I'm thinking of buying their latest CD after hearing about this.

Make sure to grab extra's for each one of your sock accounts too. The DC's need to eat.

 

[Asclepias]

Do your thing Dixie Chicks. Show those dumb ass Harrumph supporters.

 

[EriktheRed]

Dixie Chicks Perform with Background Portraying Donald Trump as the Devil

I'm not even a fan of country and I'm thinking of buying their latest CD after hearing about this.

Make sure to grab extra's for each one of your sock accounts too. The DC's need to eat.

Y'know, that's a pretty serious accusation, as well as a false one.

Just who is a "sock account" of mine?