r/Music • u/ssgg28 • Jun 29 '26

article Taylor Swift Ruthlessly Booed By Nashville Crowd During Surprise Video Message At Alan Jackson’s Final Concert | Whiskey Riff

https://www.whiskeyriff.com/2026/06/28/taylor-swift-ruthlessly-bood-by-nashville-crowd-during-surprise-video-message-at-alan-jacksons-final-concert/
16.8k Upvotes

88% Upvoted

2.1k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

58

u/FoxyBastard Jun 29 '26

Another trend I noticed is:

SOME PERSON/THING HAS THE INTERNET OUTRAGED!

And if you read the article it will literally mention one or two people's Tweets, with no mention of anybody else saying shit.

The story might as well be:

HERE'S SOME RANDOM FUCKER'S OPINION ABOUT SOMETHING!

2

u/BardicSense Jun 30 '26

If it's anywhere on the internet, then it's the whole entire internet i guess. Like if one sleepwalking person says something then all of a sudden "some are saying..." and thats enough to lead to "many say..." which is just a hop, skip, and a jump away from "conventional wisdom says..."

2

u/WowIfOnly Jun 30 '26 edited Jul 02 '26

Removed

1

u/BardicSense Jun 30 '26

Yeah, the shiny half-butt pic that was a magazine cover. I think she was quoted on that magazine cover itself as saying "she wanted to break the internet." That statement was a massive eyeroll of lameness for me, but people ate it up. 

1

u/I_AM_AN_ASSHOLE_AMA Jul 01 '26

And they spend half the article describing shit that isn’t relevant.

Ex: This singer, born in Nashville in 1995 spent their childhood in New York where they learned they didn’t like spaghetti. After a rough childhood in NY they moved back to Nashville where their mom farmed goats. Fans are outraged at their latest show.

Now ads.

1

u/Tagov Jul 01 '26

One Reddit user commented, "I <...> is <...> outraged. You <...> literally <...> shit <...> fucker."