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After four years of malign neglect from Chris Wray's weaponized FBI, Director Kash Patel yesterday announced that the bureau has their guy.

Despite his name and his demands that the rest of us play pretend along with him, Danielle Mittereder is a man. Or at very least, he is a male. Despite his delusions and fantasies, or more likely in this age of absurdity, because of them, Danielle Mittereder is also a TSA agent. That’s absurd enough …

What’s the verdict? You be the judge… Today, Tucker Wetmore dropped a new song called “Proving Me Right,” which he co-wrote with Jessie Jo Dillon, Luke Laird and Chris Tompkins. It finds him reflecting on an ex’s repeating patterns as he accuses her of moving on to find another “guy with a song.” It’s not something we would typically cover, because the song is meh, but the internet has been all stirred up over it because many fans think it was written about Riley Green’s new lady, influencer Bryana Ferringer. He brought her as his date to the CMA Awards a couple weeks ago, and even though Riley was one of the biggest winners at the CMA Awards, taking home three trophies for Music Video of the Year (announced before the show started), Single of the Year and Song of the Year for the song “You Look Like You Love Me,” which he shares with Ella Langley, this is what the internet was talking about after it was all said and done. Throughout the show, the cameras panned to Green sitting next to Bryana during the show a couple times throughout the evening, and from a quick Google search, I learned that Bryana previously dated the aforementioned Tucker Wetmore. She is a beauty, fashion, and lifestyle influencer who lives in Nashville and has been spotted with Riley here and there for the last several months, so I’m sure some of his fans have taken notice, especially if you’re on TikTok at all. And while Wetmore hasn’t said anything publicly about their breakup or her new relationship with Riley, the morning after the show, he teased “Proving Me Right,” which certainly seems to be written about Bryana. Bryana and Riley have been spotted together for months now, so I think it’s safe to assume they’re in some sort of relationship, making the lyrics in Wetmore’s new song that much more cutting. In addition to accusing her of chasing men who have plenty of fame, Wetmore also mentions her going from “red to crimson,” potentially referencing the fact that Riley is from Alabama, though he’s admittedly an Auburn fan, not an Alabama fan, but I digress… “You got a way now, don’t you? Of getting just what you wanted, Don’t lie, don’t lie, You want me to see you with him, Switching from red to Crimson, Alright, alright…” Yeah, I saw what you was just chasin’ Queen bee the game that you’re playin’ Ain’t worth the whiskey I wasted Yeah, I’m just sayin’” Him mentioning “queen bee” seems really obvious in terms of who it’s about, and while it’s not an overly complex song, plenty of fans were in the comments speculating that this song is about Bryana, and considering the timing of him sharing the song, that seems like an extremely obvious and logical assumption to make. Of course, since he teased it on Instagram, every other comment has been about who this song might be about, and while you can never know for sure if the artist doesn’t explicitly say it, sometimes, you have to read between the lyrics… and consider the timing of how this has all played out. I’m not sure we’ll ever know if this is a direct take on Wetmore’s true feelings about Bryana, but the timing is suspicious at best, and the song cover art also features a truck which could possibly be a hint at Riley, too. Fans tend to read way more into a lot of things than what reality is, but in this case, I think they might have a real point… but you can listen for yourself below and see what you think. “Proving Me Right” The post Is Tucker Wetmore’s New Song “Proving Me Right” About His Relationship With His Ex-Girlfriend (& Riley Green’s New Lady), Bryana Ferringer? first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

I’m intrigued. As country music continues to become more popular by the minute, highlighted by Morgan Wallen, Zach Bryan, Jelly Roll and many other’s high-profile crossovers, it seems as if everyone is trying to try their hand in the genre as of late. Of course, Post Malone arguably did it the best with the release of F-1 Trillion last year, not only fully embracing Nashville and its culture but also calling upon a plethora of different superstars from yesterday and today. With that being said, you obviously have Beyoncé’s highly-controversial COWBOY CARTER, which not only netted her Best Country Album but also all-genre Album of the Year at this year’s Grammys. Additionally, BigXthaPlug took his Texas roots into the genre, collaborating with the likes of Ella Langley, Luke Combs, Bailey Zimmerman and more on his “country” record (more like rap record with country singers on the chorus), I Hope You’re Happy. This isn’t even mentioning Lana Del Ray’s long-awaited dive into country music, something that has been in the works for seemingly years at this point. We’ve also heard Ed Sheeran speak on making a permanent move to Nashville and going country for good. Against all odds, it looks like the next star to make their foray into country music will be none other than… Michael Bublé. It’s safe to say that Bublé is best known, to the general public, for his killer crooning vocals, which are best displayed on his monster 2014 holiday record, Christmas. Obviously, Bublé and the record by extension has quickly become the quintessential 21st century Christmas record, essentially occupying the space Frank Sinatra left for modern listeners. Beyond his famous holiday ventures, Bublé has a long-history of producing some of the best mainstream jazz as well, with hits such as “Haven’t Met You Yet,” “Save the Last Dance For Me” and “Everything.” During a recent interview with Kylie Kelce (former Philadelphia Eagles All-Pro center, Jason Kelce’s wife) on her Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce Podcast, Bublé dropped the bomb that he will, in fact, be making a country record in the near future. Citing the fact that he’s always loved the genre, the “Sway” singer would note that he made a “love letter to country music” with popular Nashville producer, Dann Huff. “I don’t even know if I’m supposed to talk about this. I love country music, and I have loved country music my whole life. I went to Nashville, I have a producer named Dann Huff… and I have made a love letter to country music.” In case you’re not familiar with Huff, he’s a frequent flyer in Nashville. In the last five years alone, he’s produced the likes of Riley Green’s Way Out Here, Don’t Mind If I Do and Ain’t My Last Rodeo, Brooks & Dunn’s Reboot II, Jon Pardi’s Mr. Saturday Night, Ella Langley and Kameron Marlowe’s “Strangers” and Morgan Wallen and Thomas Rhett’s #1 hit, “Mamaw’s House.” This isn’t even mentioning his production credits on the likes of recent records from Midland, Keith Urban, Mackenzie Carpenter, Darius Rucker and more. Only time will tell how the record shapes out, but as of now, the 50-year-old crooner promised to Kelce that the record will be a classic-sounding record, making sure to note that it does NOT sound like modern country that is currently plaguing the Top 40 at country radio as of late. “It’s old-school, it’s not like, modern. It’s my interpretation. I have never had an experience that has been better musically. I am so excited to put out this record. I don’t know if ten people are going to love it, but I don’t care.” As for a time-frame for the release, Bublé would admit that he hasn’t even finished the record yet, so there’s no telling when the project will come to fruition. “I feel like I’ve earned the right to make a beautiful record… It’s not even ready; I haven’t even finished it, but I’m telling you, this one is so special for me. It is so beautiful.” So, what’s the final verdict? Obviously, a lot of Bublé’s quotes sound a bit like your generic PR-friendly descriptions of a new record, complete with statements like “I have never had an experience that has been better musically” and “I have made a love letter to country music.” Like usual, there’s always an bit of hesitation when a non-country artist simply appears out of the blue one day proclaiming their love for the genre. With Bublé, however, he’s already shown he can flirt with the genre, mainly on Blake Shelton’s country-Christmas re-release of his 2005 single, “Home.” There’s no denying Bublé has one of the greatest pure voices in any genre this generation, and working with an established country producer such as Huff definitely points in a positive direction. Like nearly any country crossover, it’s best to go into it with an open mind. For now, however, we’ll just have to wait… While you’re here, fire up Bublé and Shelton’s duet on “Home.” The post Michael Bublé Says A Country Album Is Coming Soon: “I Have Made A Love Letter To Country Music” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

CBS News tried to generate outrage yesterday by posting this video of a brat being detained by ICE agents while yelling that she’s an American citizen and needs help: A U.S. citizen . . .

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