Billboard Magazine reports:
Following a satire site posting a story that Luke Bryan, in solidarity with his friend Jason Aldean, has asked CMT to pull his music videos from the channel, posters on social media have run wild with the untrue story.
On Friday (July 21), satirical website Uplifting Today posted a story with the headline, “Luke Bryan pulls his videos from CMT over Jason Aldean debacle: ‘Folks, it’s time for the Bud Light Treatment.’” It’s almost immediately clear upon reading the accompanying story that it is satire — the article claims that the President has canceled his CMT subscription.
That hasn’t stopped Aldean supporters posting the headline across social media and even chatter within the country music community wondering if other artists were asking for removal.
Read the full article.
Luke Bryan did not ask for CMT to pull his videos in support of Jason Aldean after satire site story goes viral https://t.co/LTz1Gzl8Cr
— billboard (@billboard) July 22, 2023
A bogus claim that singer Luke Bryan removed his videos from the Country Music Television channel in solidarity with Jason Aldean originated on a satirical website. https://t.co/L3E8KOpA9q
— FactCheck.org (@factcheckdotorg) July 25, 2023
Patriots it’s that time again
PATRIOT POWER ✊️
BOYCOTT CMT 🙋♀️
Thank you Luke Bryan🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/h12dbT0Z78— AMargaretAp1 🇺🇲 (@AnnaMargaretAp1) July 21, 2023
That’s how friends stick together over all this BS.. Great job @lukebryan@Jason_Aldean #CMT you should be ashamed of yourself #countrymusic #musicnews pic.twitter.com/53DwyswKgW
— Billy Womack (@BillyWomack) July 23, 2023