“Have Some Respect,” the Toby Keith song that Garth Brooks refused to play at his own bar, caused him to be heckled.
Garth Brooks made an appearance on the stage of his Nashville bar, “Friends in Low Places,” a common event when he’s in the city. Despite the thin crowd, attributed to the bar’s connection with an unpopular figure, Brooks affirmed his ownership and the liberty to perform any song he wished.
During a recent gig, when the audience asked for a Toby Keith tribute, a customer, who bore a resemblance to Jon Bon Jovi, labeled Keith as a “MAGA weirdo.” In response, Brooks explained that his decision not to play Toby Keith’s songs was not politically motivated but due to his unfamiliarity with them. In an unconfirmed interview, Brooks expressed a tendency to steer clear of what he deems as inferior music, a sentiment that extends even to his own compositions.
Despite doubts from our Entertainment Editorializer, who believes some aspects are figments of imagination, the narrative includes a comical defense involving dialogues with a non-living object decorated with an image of a Boston Terrier sporting a top hat.
