If they don’t want it, then I got to go to the distributor and say, ‘Man, your stuff’s not selling.’ And then action gets taken. It’s the patrons’ call - the bosses, right? Bring ’em in there. Are we going to have the most popular beers in the thing? Yes. “Second thing, though: Let’s talk about being a bar owner,” he continued. They have their opinions, they have their beliefs I have mine. I understand that that might not be other people’s opinions, but that’s OK, man. I think diversity is the answer to the problems that are here and the problems that are coming. “But inclusiveness is always going to be me. “Everybody’s got their opinions,” he added during the livestream. 12 on Hot Country Songs – his first track to miss the top 10 on the chart up to that point, due to some country stations banning the track.

We got the same kind of thing on ‘We Shall Be Free,’ people wanting to burn our stuff, and I get it,” he said, referencing the 1992 song he wrote after being in Los Angeles for the ACM Awards during the L.A. “We did an interview with Melinda Newman from Billboard, and from that came quite a little bit of a stir,” he said.

The comments - made after Bud Light came under fire earlier this year from Kid Rock and other vocal critics for partnering with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney - kicked up a new round of backlash, this time against Brooks, from the likes of Florida congressman Matt Gaetz and others on social media.įor his part, Brooks is unbothered by the response, doubling down on his message of love and inclusion during Monday’s Inside Studio G, which streams weekly on the singer’s Facebook page. Matt Gaetz & John Rich React to Garth Brooks’ Decision to Sell Bud Light at His Bar

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