“Have Some Respect,” the Toby Keith song that Garth Brooks refused to play at his own bar, caused him to be heckled.
Garth Brooks graced the stage at his Nashville bar, “Friends in Low Places,” a routine occurrence when he’s in town. Despite the sparse audience due to the establishment’s association with an unpopular figure, Brooks asserted his ownership and the freedom to play whatever he pleased.
During a recent performance, when the crowd requested a tribute to Toby Keith, a patron, resembling Jon Bon Jovi, criticized Keith as a “MAGA weirdo.” In response, Brooks clarified that he refrained from playing Toby Keith’s songs not due to political reasons but because he simply wasn’t familiar with them. In an unverified interview, Brooks expressed a preference for avoiding what he considers subpar music, extending this sentiment even to his own work.
Despite skepticism from our Entertainment Editorializer, who suspects certain elements as products of imagination, the narrative includes a humorous defense involving conversations with an inanimate object adorned with a picture of a Boston Terrier wearing a top hat.
