Country Music Stars Cry Racism Over 'Incident' at Texas Music Festival
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- Grammy-nominated country duo the War & Treaty claim the two were targeted when they discovered a cotton plant in their greenroom at a music festival in Texas. Jason destroys the husband-and-wife singers over their ridiculous meltdown.
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A couple of successful black people crying racism...I'm so shocked!
I know, BECAUSE... its the SAME RACISM THAT should prevent them from becoming famous-thats not supposed to happen
Because, everythings racism
Caitlin Clark is a successful white athlete whose fans is crying that she's a victim of racism....
...again 🤪
I can’t speak for everyone but I’m exhausted of hearing about racism.
You ain’t the only one.
Yep, it has little meaning anymore.
Me too
yeah its all of us.
Why, it does exist
Am I the only person that's NEVER heard of these ahem! SUPERSTARS?
Never heard of these fools
Nope😂😂😂
"ahem" damn...🤣🤣🤣🤣
I’ve never heard of them and I’m surprised that People magazine is jumping on the race grift train.
Wokeness seems to infect everything.
Hardly anyone has heard of them it is the reason why they are making a fuss about this to get their name out there
How do these people get out of bed in the morning when they see racism in virtually everything.
I think it motivates them to get out of bed. Hoping to see ,hear ,or experience something they can call wacist!😂
I ask myself the same question. How can you live and enjoy life when you see racism in everything?
Its globalist hypnotism.
Those people!?
@@CosmosDweller Yeah, those people. Idiots who dream about everything white people do is "insulting to them and racist".
Grow up, some people use the cotton plant for decoration without ever once thinking of a black person
Agree. Most of us dont even think of color and people in the same thoughts. Unttil folks obsessed with color bring it up,lol.
My grandparents 50th anniversary was cotton themed because they met picking cotton. They were both white
Ashamed of nothing - offended by everything
I am not ashamed of what I haven't done and I am so damned tired of people looking for reasons to take offense at EVERYONE and EVERYTHING.
My white father picked cotten starting at 3 years old. He almost died from having had a log roll out of the fire and left huge scars on his legs. He fell out of wagon as a crawling baby, the wagon ran over his head. He was bleeding out of both ears and his nose. But, the doctor charged $3 a visit and my grandparents didn't have it, so again, he wasn't taken to the doctor.
He was attacked by a ram and had several ribs broken and his sternum cracked. No doctor. Whooping cough, no doctor just a few drops of coal oil sprinkled over a teaspoon of sugar. For his rickets, only having the crop come in before they starved saved him.
My father hated picking cotton, but was grateful that there was something that they could do to put food on the table.
Please, people, Americans, quit being used! Get over your white guilt, it shouldn't exist. Get over your constant state of victimhood, it's crippling you and keeping you down.
Stop listening to people who spread negativity, to news organizations who refuse to simply report the news: you do not need the news sanitized and censored in such a way to try to make you come to a conclusion that you should be able to reach on your own if simply told the truth.
Weak, negative, angry, resentful, pathetic and finger pointing people will only make you more dividing and your country a weaker place.
Be strong, stay calm, be the change not the screaming angry voices being pushed from behind by billionaires trying to push their agendas by brainwashing the masses
Most people on the planet would not know what a cotton plant looks like. Everyone wants to be a victim these days. It's getting old real fast.
Getting? It's been old for a long time now.
I happen to know what a damn cotton plant looks like..... only because my wife bought 2 of them from Hobby Lobby we have them in our kitchen 😂😢😊 now i see thats why I've been so upset and dramatized every time i go into the kitchen.
@@universallaw8850lol!
@@universallaw8850justice for T T ..😂😂😂😂😂
@@benlaw4647 absolutely 💯 TT n3va hurt nobody
My white grandparents picked cotton in south Texas. They were too poor to buy the plantation.
my mother and grandmother picked cotton. its not about being black cause im white. its about being poor and born in georgia.
@@Keethsteel were these 'superstars'? And youd be suprised what people got away with doing to others back then. Irish indentured servants never set free, generations born in forced servitude. And very little government and lots of places far away from others. Everybody was fairgame for a psycho.
You white people who are comparing your poor ancestors who willingly came here and did hard work to enslaved blacks who were brutalized, tortured and forced to work are completely clueless.
@@KeethsteelMy parents picked cotton, WILLINGLY. No whipping or force involved , just an honest days work and got paid. My parents and the other grown ups were treated with respect. This was the norm and I'm talking early 1960s... in South Carolina.
Yep, so did mine (Texas). It's a bad job, because it tears your hands up and wears out a pair of gloves fast. You gotta ignore the pain until you build your calluses up. That was steady work during the depression, when steady work was hard to find.
wait until he finds out that cotton is used in virtually every piece of clothing he has ever worn
Even in their paper currency!
JUST DON'T INVITE THEM BACK, there's a place for them at the BET awards.
They are allowed to perform on anything they please..what the War and Treaty have experienced was flat out racist and stereotypical..DUMMY!! 😠😡
The big transgression is calling this crap "Country Music"
Amen!!
My mom's family grew up in East Texas. They were so poor, they rarely had shoes to put on their feet - and THEY ALL picked cotton every day. This is so stupid and pointless.
Do they cry racism when the hotel bed sheets are white?
Or the snow? ❄
Also, hotel bed sheets are usually made of cotton!
Recall the story about why more black people don't visit National Parks? According to the article, trees reminded black people of lynching. This was treated as a serious issue. Unbelievable!
Nevermind that more Whites were lynched than Blacks ever were. This is perpetual manufactured drama.
Loll yet the trees in the local parks like Central Park and Prospect park here in BK where they live, and the trees on the street don’t remind them?!? It’s a game- anything white people like, do, created, excel at, etc, they hate…and the left calls racist. It’s an F’n joke.
I remember a few yrs ago when a group of blacks said the Navy Seals were racist because they required members to know how to swim and not many blacks can
Cotton is RACISM’s !
We should all start wearing shirt and jeans made from IRON!!
They should stop using every technology, innovations and accomplishments our ancestors have done as well while their at it .
Iron is racist too
Chains
Or nylon/polyester blends
These people who cry about such nonsense, shouldn’t be allowed to wear cotton T-shirts/socks or anything else. SMH.
Austin is one of the most liberal cities in the USA. It is NOT typical Texas. When you go to Austin you see iconic symbols EVERYWHERE integrated in their art. Longhorns, guitars, the big lone star, spurs, cowboy hats, sombreros, hot peppers, and cotton happens to be the number one cash crop in Texas. So, yes, it will be used by Austinites to represent Texas in an artistic way. Very common in Austin. I am certain People magazine did not really look into this. Did the people arranging specifically put cotton in the room of these two? Have they never used it before?
Nope, not a chance. Austin has it's share of symbols, but cotton is not one of them. Now Lubbock, sure, but not Austin.
@@charlesbarry7479 LOL - talk about knowing nothing. While Austin sits in Travis county, parts of it sit in Williamson County. Travis, ranch land. Williamson, farm land. Cotton is a MASSIVE crop in Williamson County, so please go proclaim your nonsense on something you ACTUALLY know about.
@@constitutionalright827 Sure there is some cotton around Taylor and around Lockhart south of Austin. But it is not cotton country. It is the most liberal, feel good, defund the police, shithole in the entire state. It is run by folks bought and paid for by George Soros. It's a place were BLM activists riot and the police get charged with crimes when they quell the riot. Austin is a town were people get shot on a regular basis and there are not enough cops to find the killers. If the are found, Garza releases them with no bale. Travis county has very little ranch land. It has subdivisions and toll roads. Big box stores and chain restaurants.
This has reached levels of Delusional Imaginations Never Seen Before!🤣🤣🤣🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You're correct, they are clown
So sick of these people, all they want is division
Those who cry "I'm a victim"! etc, are usually losers looking for some sort of payoff.
By "people that look like me"....does he mean fat?
Bubba Wallace replay! Bring on the FBI.
This just in, The Cotton Bowl will be changing its name... (smh).
I know you’re joking but I promise you this will happen too. Some people are so desperate to find racism in everything in anyway that they can. With the current state of hysteria around racism I’m actually surprised that the Cotton Bowl is still allowed to be named that.
@@robertsmall1657 Agreed, and yes, I was joking, but also know very well that it's inevitable. We officially entered Bizarroworld too many years ago. :(
Reparation Bowl
“OH MY GOD THERE’S A COTTON PLANT IN MY ROOM”🤦🏾♂️😂😂😂😂😂
How did her grandfather afford to buy a cotton plantation where he worked as a sharecropper? Sounds to me like her grandfather worked hard and saved enough of his money to buy the cotton plantation. And yet she isn't offended by the fact that her grandfather bought this cotton plantation and employed other black sharecroppers to work the fields of grandfather's cotton plantation but she is offended buy the cotton plant in their room. This is just ridiculous!
I'll admit, I am NOT a country music fan and have no idea who these people are (and after this I don't want to know), but I'll say this; in the realm of "that's a stretch" - this MIGHT be the stretchiest stretch I've ever considered. Just utter ridiculousness. All that "triggered emotion" .............. over a cotton plant in a dressing room? They got THAT END GAME from a cotton plant in a dressing room??????? It's outright stupidness like this that takes away from REAL examples of racism - from whatever culture or group of people, in this country.
Well said. A complete stretch and joke to interpret all this from a cotton plant. This is just like the writer that accused the little kid of blackface because he was too ignorant to realize the other half of his face was painted red because he was a KC chiefs fan.
They would hate my bathroom; I have cotton balls in my bathroom cabinet.
I have Cotton towels, cotton swabs, and rugs that are cotton blended with something else 🙂
Oh William thank you.
You turned my disgust to laughter.
I always tell others to go to the comments to find more humour in life.
@@moooggYou damn cold-hearted racist
These two have been pushed on every country awards show and every country tv show and special even though they don't even sing country. so now this is what you get from them. something tells me they had an agenda the whole time.
Wait wait wait....her family OWNS a cotton plantation. I hope they had the good sense to keep producing cotton on it? I mean if they bought a cotton plantation, and then didn't produce cotton on it....i dont want to hear no b*tching about "generational wealth"
What they say and are talking about is decorative cotton plants, it tends to look like twigs with cotton balls on it. Its a decorative thing that you see sold in Texas at Hobby Lobby or MJ Designers etc. You'd see it like you'd see poinsettias, decorative cactuses, or pumpkins in the fall etc. You have to REALLY go out of your way to be offended by it
I am the Son of a Sharecropping Father and Mother. I picked cotton and I am not interested in cotton plants, but cotton does not offend me! Blessings!
Don’t forget justice for “Juicy Smule Ye!“
Haven’t heard anything of Juicy SmoLay in a long time, she must be still doing 3 a day therapies.
The plant was in there all week. No one feels bad about the plant having to be in there with those fools?
Maybe their sales are down, so it’s an easy way to get clicks.
🎶And the grift goes on, and the grift goes on…🎶
reminds me of that horrendous NASCAR incident...the horror of it all....!!! lmao
Lol... cotton plants are a legit decoration piece 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
WHO tha hell are they ??? In TEXAS, it’s a standard n common plant/flower/display/arrangement here in TEXAS….their outrage, their sensitivity to this widely grown plant, a TEXAS widely grown plant….is manufactured, to show their sensitivity to _________________ today, also, Who tha hell are they ???
I would have felt more disrespected if it was a polyester plant.
We are so triggered over anything
That's the plan. Hyper sensitivity.
Black fragility ☕️
We?
Im on far too much sertraline to be triggered, even if there was a fire!
@Pup....
EXACTLY !
Those People seem to have very thin skin.
i'm glad they had the courage to perform at the racist event and cash the racist check...for all the pain they went through. such bravery! nominate they for a Nobel Prize in the category of Jussie Smollett, most outrage & courage award for 2024.
Charley Pride recounted in his biography the story about his first concert. The record label didn't put out any photos of Pride so fans didn't know he was black. When he came on stage, Pride said there was stunned silence. He made a joke about getting a tan or something to that effect, the audience laughed, and the rest is history. Charley Pride was one of the biggest stars in country music in the 60s and 70s. He won CMA Entertainer of the Year; I think he won twice. Pride didn't incur overt racism during his career way back then. As with now, if you put out good music, the people regardless of race will come to the concerts and buy the music if they like your type of music. I don't believe one thing this duo says. I do believe they were paid by Woke, Inc. to get some sh*^ started in country music. How old is this woman? Her grandfather was a sharecropper and he bought a plantation? If she is 40 or even 50, I doubt her grandfather was a sharecropper. Girl, please. Sit your behind down. You are saying this mess because someone paid you to do so or you are hoping to cash in by playing the victim card - as so many are cashing in on such today. Sidenote: Just what kind of country music are these two singing? Something tells me they, like Beyonce', jumped on the country music bandwagon because it is trendy and sales of pop and R&B are sluggish. I haven't heard them but I am sure their music is crap (like Beyonce's album) - bad pop like a lot of country music has become in the 21st century.
I'm with you 💯%
Loved Charlie Pride
Didn't that country singer (Johnny Cash) have a family that picked cotten?
Johnny Cash picked cotton as a child
🙋🏾♂️ That victim chair must be very comfortable to sit in. Way too many people and groups want to sit in it. Oh I'm a victim, he's a victim, she's a victim, we some victims wouldn't you like to be a victim too? 🎶
"First they gotta find some racism to fight". That is exactly right--and it's not like they spend a lot of time trying to figure out if something is racist, if they can possibly find a way to contort it into racism, it's racism.
Texas is the largest cotton producing state…duh
Thus the name "The Cotton Bowl".
I am white and I had to look up cotton plant WTF! War & Treaty are just mad because their music isn't connecting with the country fans and their music don't sound country just like Beyukce's don't either!!!!! Whitlock we need more black people like you THANKS! Oh Yeah FSAS!!!!!!!
Sick of hearing the word "racism" every two seconds.
It was ok in Africa but not America
I’m so tired of this. Two black music stars, and one of their grandfathers own a farm. Not many people can afford to buy land. I’m still stuck in the odd dimension apparently.
Race grifting is a simple way for them to draw more attention to themselves.
@@jjones9822 they will eventually grift so hard it will create an atmosphere for White people to do it, just to get a word in edge wise.
You aren't a star unless someone has heard of you
Imagine trying to get through each day consistently wearing your emotions on your sleeve. Life gets a whole lot harder than having to look for things like a cotton plant to mess up your day.
Palm people delusion.
Man, opening Motrin was really trigger them! 🤔😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
This is nothing more than a publicity play. Never heard of these people till now, so i guess it work😡
Being a victim got her more attention than anything else she can do.
I think my soil will grow cotton. I’m going to research it.
I'm a 64 year old white man and raised by share croppers. Most of my parents siblings were Share croppers. The moved up to migrant workers and slowly by hard work and perseverance pulled themselves out of poverty. My Mom kept a Cotton plant in the house to remind us where they came from.
Im not easily offended, that's why I am happier than most are.
My half white, half Navajo father and his family had to pick cotton when he was a child. Should I be offended by every reference to cotton also?? I'm so sick of all of this.
So they DON'T WEAR ANY CLOTHES MADE FROM COTTON FABRICS?
Let us not forget that her family owns a cotton plantation and more than likely sale the cotton grown!
So her family on the cotton plantation that make her a racist
No.......they are all now fields of delicate flowers
They clearly aren’t interested in success in country music with this foolishness. 🙄
“Justice for TT”…is WiiiiLD AF❗️🤦🏾♂️😂😂😂
That's like Jason being offended by seeing a side of beef in his office when he walks in😀
My father in law
(now deceased)
was a son of a sharecropper and share cropped at a very young age in Peach Orchard, Arkansas.
One of THE MOST truly Christian men I have ever known.
God's grace and that hard work seemed to have help shape him into a stellar human being.
Two bad that those two country "stars" haven't experienced such hard work, they've certainly been offered God's free gift of Grace.
You can't share what you refuse to accept in the first place.
did they scream "racism" while wearing clothing made with cotton?
Professional victims.
Black fragility ☕️
Same thing happened to the French actor Juicy Smollier
And…the bellhop’s shoes were tied in something that appeared to be NOOSES!!!
I hope they're not hypocritical and wears cotton clothing of any kind. The Egyptians an African culture fully developed the cotton plant for the making of linen during their civilization.
🤔So why they STILL live there if it’s so “traumatizing”??
Traumatized Jason is my favorite Jason.😂
Maybe if they feel like this they should not wear any clothing made from cotton.
Right.
And they wonder why they're never taken seriously lol
They put the cotton plant in there themselves. If not them, someone from the crew did it because they knew they would react like this. What a shame.
I am Irish and I am not over the potatoe famine yet. My grandma picked cotton at 6 years old and she was white
I'm Chicano, and my family and I were invited by my buddy's family to dinner last week, right, so we show up, play a few games, and when we sat down ro eat, they served tacos. Can you believe it? They didn't stop there. They threw another blatant racist attack and called it Taco Tuesday. Wtf?! Who does that? I think they made that term up just to offend us. Regardless, my wife and I felt humiliated, so we each angrily made a plate, and four more plates for the kids, and took them home, never to return.
I’m white. My dad and grandparents were sharecroppers. Blacks aren’t the only people who were/are poor
This is hilarious. Did they take a picture of it? If not, then I don't believe there really was a cotton plant.
The Festival Organizers' response was, _“The plant was part of the existing décor utilized by the venue well in advance of this event, long before the space was assigned to any artist and was removed immediately...“_
Lmao ain’t no way shape or form who I am or what I stand for is tied to a cotton plant 😂🤣😂I would brought it up on stage and I bet everyone would have got a laugh SMDH
If you're insulted, feeling threatened by any type of plant, animal or inanimate object, you have deep-seated insecurity & narcissistic issues...IMO😢
If it's in every room then it's not an issue
I'm going to go off subject. Several years ago people were decorating with cotton. The president of one of the state universities had open house as usual. There were several professors attending. When a woman came to the foyer and seen the cotton in a vase with flowers. She refused to enter the house.
They always accuse us of what they are doing
From what I’ve heard, Austin is the San Francisco of Texas
Jason you are making me laugh to point of tears....OMG there's a cotton plant in my room!!! I'm in my 70's and my grandparents rode in a wagon from one field to another to pick cotton in the 30's to earn enough to live. Living with my grandparents was wonderful times. I picked fields of peas, peanuts and cotton to earn money for trips to town. In Texas cotton plants are decorations now. Oh, and I am white. It's sad to hang onto hurts and look for opportunities to relive the hurt. Let it go folks, don't cling to the past. You keep looking back and you're going to trip over the first rock on the path.
They sound like the kind of people who get offended whenever they open a bottle of vitamins or aspirin.
"their" greenroom?
You mean that same greenroom that EVERY PERFORMER goes to?
They might want to talk to the white cotton farmers in the panhandle of Texas. No slaves, just hard-working people.
I bet they're wearing clothes made of cotton.
As an old white guy that grew up in the cotton field, both chopping and picking, I think hard word and country when I see cotton.
So they don’t wear cotton clothes either? Be proud if your folks picked cotton. I’m white and my folks picked cotton, get over it! Cotton is not racist!
Omg, is this real. We have got to stop this.
Jessie lee peterson said that country music would be ruined now that blacks are transitioning over to it. I thought it had already been ruined when the old country singers died off.
Wait, I'm confused....if her grandfather was a slave how was he able to earn and save enough money to buy an entire plantation????;
I'm the grandson of a share cropper, cotton plants don't bother me at all and I picked cotton as a child. Also who the he'll are these people, I've never heard of them or their music. They're not stars if no one knows them.
Hope they don’t catch a football game at the Cotton Bowl…
If my grandfather was a sharecropper I would think it was cute that the cotton plant was there.
I’m guessing it wasn’t a full plant but just bloomed stems. It’s commonly used for decor.
Rich people like TT know that… but they also want more attention and money and faux racism claims are an easy way to score both…. which they also know.
I remember when the Atlanta Falcons were about to face the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl Jason Whitlock said “it’s rock ‘n’ roll versus rap and rock ‘n’ roll is dead” . That pick didn’t age well !
My great grandparents were sharecroppers
They had 11 kids the oldest two, one of which was my Papa, had to quit school at 8yrs old to pick cotton for other farms. He and his brother helped support the family. Papa raised 5 kids and 2 grandchildren owned his own brick home and retired nicely from the city of Dallas. Poor kids picked cotton in Texas.
Bubba Wallace, Talladega garage, and NASCAR. It was just a rope every manual garage door has attached to it. It was crazy. Crazy world.
I'm the grandson of a sharecropper. My Dad picked cotton from the time he was 4, rarely had enough to eat and didn't have a floor in his house until he was 12! Guess thats just my White Privilege!
Who created the Word Racism & when was it added to the Dictionary.. ? 😂
Never heard of these people. Cotton is increasingly planted here in Kansas. We have some in a vase in my house. Guess these folks won’t be visiting and that’s okay.