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Fact Check: Jason Aldean Did NOT Say 'Straight Day Of Visibility Concert Is Happening'

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Did country music star Jason Aldean say a "straight day of visibility concert" is happening? No, that's not true: This article originated from a website that labels itself satire. The site has a disclaimer that describes it as part of a network of "parody, satire, and tomfoolery." There is no evidence to support the claim that Aldean said this. The…
Apr 4, 2024

by: Kaiyah Clarke
Satirical Site
Fact Check: Tom Selleck Did NOT Speak Out In Support Of Jason Aldean As Of August10, 2023

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Did actor Tom Selleck speak out in support of country music star Jason Aldean, saying, "I'm from a small town," as of August 10, 2023? No, that's not true: This claim appeared in an article on a satirical website known for publishing fabricated content. Multiple credible media outlets have also reported that Selleck was born and raised in big cities…
Aug 10, 2023

by: Kaiyah Clarke
Satirical Site
Fact Check: Jason Aldean Did NOT File Defamation Suit Against Whoopi and 'The View' With Statement 'I'm No Racist'

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Did country music star Jason Aldean file a defamation suit against host Whoopi Goldberg and the talk show "The View"? No, that's not true: This claim originated from a self-described satirical website aimed at trolling conservatives. That website, The Dunning-Kruger Times, has a disclaimer that describes itself as part of a network of "parody, satire, and tomfoolery" and says, "Everything…
Aug 1, 2023

by: Alexis Tereszcuk
Satire Site
Fact Check: 'The View' Did NOT Cancel A Scheduled Interview With Jason Aldean -- This Story Is Satire

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Did producers for ABC's talk show "The View" rescind an invitation to Jason Aldean to be a guest on the show after he surprised them by accepting their disingenuous offer? No, that's not true: This article was published by The Dunning-Kruger Times, a publication from the satire network America's Last Line of Defense (ALLOD). The website has a clear disclaimer…
Jul 31, 2023

by: Sarah Thompson
Satire Site
Fact Check: Morgan Wallen Did NOT Pull His Music From CMT In Jason Aldean Controversy -- Claim Is From A Satire Site

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Did country star Morgan Wallen pull his music from Country Music Television (CMT) in response to CMT removing a song by Jason Aldean? No, that's not true: This is a fabricated satirical article crafted to spin off the true news that CMT did pull the video for Aldean's song, "Try That In A Small Town" on Monday, July 17, 2023.…
Jul 24, 2023

by: Sarah Thompson
Satire Site
Fact Check: Blake Shelton Did NOT Cancel $30 Million Project With CMT Over Aldean Video Row -- Story Is From A Satire Site

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Did Blake Shelton cancel a $30 million project with CMT, saying that "Jason is my friend," in the aftermath of the network pulling Jason Aldean's music video? No, that's not true: This claim originated from a self-described satirical website aimed at trolling conservatives. The website that posted the information, The Dunning-Kruger Times, has a disclaimer that describes itself as part…
Jul 24, 2023

by: Alexis Tereszcuk
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Fact Check: Jason Aldean Did NOT Say 'Straight Day Of Visibility Concert Is Happening'

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Fact Check: Tom Selleck Did NOT Speak Out In Support Of Jason Aldean As Of August10, 2023

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Fact Check: Jason Aldean Did NOT File Defamation Suit Against Whoopi and 'The View' With Statement 'I'm No Racist'

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Fact Check: 'The View' Did NOT Cancel A Scheduled Interview With Jason Aldean -- This Story Is Satire

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Fact Check: Morgan Wallen Did NOT Pull His Music From CMT In Jason Aldean Controversy -- Claim Is From A Satire Site

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Fact Check: Blake Shelton Did NOT Cancel $30 Million Project With CMT Over Aldean Video Row -- Story Is From A Satire Site

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