I'm crying right now, I'm so touch.🎉😢😅

Same here. Found the docunentary at a video rental station in 2010. Became a fan since.

Legendary lol they were ousted!

They're not back

doobiewah357 lol they are the top selling female group of all time. I wouldn’t call that “done and gone”

doobiewah357 they’re back now 😂😂😂🤪🤣

What we're you guys saying? They're back, don't wanna say I told ya so, but... Told ya so lol

Same here. I didn’t remember specifics but I know there was a time they were mocked, and now I know what’s up.

Same here

easy silence

Easy silence

Joella Mayo it is custom that you don't attack the President while on foreign soil. Yes it's stupid, I doubt she knew it at the time. Today something like this would hardly even be noticed.

Joella Mayo Bush tried to defend out country. Obama did everything he could to sabotage it. That is the difference. Keep your uninformed opinions to yourself.

I think there's some things that played a major role into why the Dixie Chicks were treated the way they were. First, The world was different then. We actually showed respect to our President wether we agreed with him or not. Actually for the most part people respected people although that was declining fast when Riots were called Protests. Anyways, yes if you disagreed with something that the government or someone in it was doing you had the right no matter who you were. But it wasn't until Obama that speaking out about stuff included hate and disrespect became commonplace. Now with President Trump the only thing spoken against him is down right disrespect and I'm ashamed that Americans behave like this. Secondly, you are talking about how the Country Music fans and industry reacted. If you know Country Music you know that "world" is built on a strong christian faith, love for family and neighbors, and most of all a huge sense of Patriotism! I think Country fans saw this group who is in another country not to long after 9/11 (more on this in next point) expressing a negative opinion about our president in a setting where it was innapropriate. These were Americans speaking against our leader. That's not patriotic. Thirdly, It was so soon after we were Attacked on our own land! We lost A LOT of people and the WHOLE COUNTRY was affected negatively (scars wether physical and visible or mental and not are still there just barely healing after 18years for some) in one way or another. We were being told as a nation that the attack on Iraq had something to do with the WAR ON TERROR. Which even this "make love not war" hippie idealist was all for. The Vast majority of this Country wanted the terrorists to pay for what they did. Can you imagine how strongly country music fans felt about that since we were singing lyrics like ".... battle will rage. This big dog will fight When you rattle his cage And you'll be sorry that you messed withThe U.S. of A. 'Cause we'll put a boot in your ass It's the American way" by Toby Keith. All we knew as a country was we were Attacked, President Bush vowed to make sure the terrorists couldn't do it again with the WAR on Terror, the Dixie Chicks spoke out against this in a country where Americans weren't liked very much to begin with. I can see how that was taken the way it was. I personally think she had the right to her opinion but in the aftermath of 9/11 and the location of where she said it I say what she did was absolutely disrespectful towards the President, our country, and most of all the victims of 9/11. I was so busy with 3 kids and 2 on the way, being a navy wife, and dealing with the affects it had on me I was not aware of the actual details of this story at the Time. But if I did know I would of banned them from my house too. I don't like war I am disgusted with the fact that we were led to believe war on Iraq was war on Terror. But I whole heatedly have the opinion that you can disagree without disrespect or hate and there's a time and place to voice your opinions!

@@LarryNathanielPhoto Talk about uniformed opinions... Mr Pot meet Mr Kettle.....

@@johnm24358 Marxist!