Garth Brooks faced a challenging year, and unfortunately, the situation doesn’t seem to be improving. As per his spokesperson, Joe Barron, Brooks has chosen to step back from his annual role as a presenter at the Grammys.
“Garth typically presents the award for the best new country artist each year, but he’s opting out this time,” explained Barron. “To be honest, he’s weary of the consistent booing.”
Brooks has been subjected to a continuous onslaught of boos wherever he goes ever since he referred to his fan base as “a-holes” for boycotting Bud Light. The repercussions have been severe – he’s lost most of his touring partners, a record label dropped him, and his new Nashville bar is performing so poorly that he’s contemplating closing it.
“Things just haven’t been the same since he took a stand for that beer,” lamented Barron. “Hopefully, this phase will pass.”
However, ALLOD Entertainment Correspondelator Tara Newhole argues that an end to the booing is unlikely:
“For the booing to stop, the stories about the booing would need to cease, significantly impacting the revenue stream for my employer,” she noted. “Therefore, it’s better to continue fabricating tales and selling them to unsuspecting Boomers living in a fantasy where Garth Brooks, one of the most successful artists of all time, is somehow destitute and isolated because the Magaderpian crowd buys whatever we feed them.”
While this provides a reasonable analysis, it doesn’t precisely predict how long this trend will persist. The duration is in the hands of you, patriots. When the belief fades, our narratives cease. God Bless America.
