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If there’s one thing we can agree on in this highly divisive society, it’s Dolly Parton. When it comes to musicians, actors, celebrities, really anyone in the entertainment industry or public eye, there’s plenty of polarizing figures. Many of them are disliked, for good reason, as they tend to look down at us regular people from on high, passing judgement and generally wanting nothing to do with people who can’t benefit them in some way. But, there are a handful of celebrities that remain universally beloved (I think there used to be a lot more of them back in the day), and the top example of someone who I think most Americans truly love, it would be the country queen herself, Mrs.  Dolly Parton. Despite enjoying success, fame and fortune that most could only ever dream of, Dolly has remained incredibly humble and down-to-earth, often talking about her home in the mountains of east Tennessee and how much it meant to her to grow up there. First of all, this person needs to go straight to jail… second of all, how miserable do you have to be to come for Dolly Parton? The women has given away millions of dollars throughout her career, giving away millions of books to children all over the country through her Imagination Library foundation in an effort to ensure they all know how to read (her father was illiterate), and help countless other people in ways we’ll probably never know about. I’ve heard it said that she could technically be a billionaire by now, but because she’s given so much money away, and continues to do so, she hasn’t, and might never reach that mark. I don’t know if that’s true or not, but it’s easy to believe because of how generous and kind she really is. So when a woman on X shared a video of Dolly at Costco promoting her new book, Star of the Show: My Life on Stage, and called her a “creepy creature,” the internet was absolutely NOT having it. “Oh look. This creepy creature is promoting its book at Costco. Perfect match.” The post has over 3.4 million views and counting: Oh look. This creepy creature is promoting its book at Costco. Perfect match. pic.twitter.com/hOZxPwopLE — JULIE DONUTS (@Juliesnark1731) December 10, 2025 And as you might expect, the post received overwhelming feedback about how insane it was, and I did not see one comment that wasn’t someone defending Dolly and everything she’s done for so many people. Everyone rushed to her defense, and surely the post was some kind of rage bait (or even bot activity)… there’s no way you would actually share something like that unless you wanted to get ripped online by thousands of people. And in my humble opinion, they absolutely deserved it: Dolly Parton is 79 and still outworking people half her age. That woman is a certified legend, not a “creepy creature.” — Baller Alert (@balleralert) December 11, 2025 Why would you, a nobody, say such ugly things about a person who has done more to help people than you would ever be capable of. Crawl back in your hole – no one wants to hear your vile — TheRealCherokeeOwl (@RealCherokeeOwl) December 11, 2025 Hating on Dolly Rebecca Parton is a new all time low for wyte women Thought I’d never see the day — Blaze (@reallyblazin) December 11, 2025 You need to examine yourself if you think Dolly Parton is creepy. She is one of the nicest and most generous people in entertainment. — Jason Crouch (@jasoncrouch) December 11, 2025 You totally chose the wrong words for this amazing Lady! Her life is a dream come true, and she shares everything she has.. Dolly Pardon will always be remembered, you will be forgotten… — Mike Turner (@MickeyT401) December 11, 2025 Nothing is sacred to you demons!!! Leave Dolly alone pic.twitter.com/uHs70WQ5kd — Guccione (@guccione_ape) December 11, 2025 You’re coming for Dolly Parton? Oh, man… good luck. — Zach D Roberts (@zdroberts) December 11, 2025 You’re getting cooked and rightfully so. — Skyler Shuler (@SkylerShuler) December 11, 2025 Dolly Parton has helped more people than you could possibly hope to in a hundred lifetimes. Fuck off — huntigula (@huntigula) December 11, 2025 The one person NOBODY fucks with is Dolly Parton. You can go sit down somewhere. — Autism Mom (@rnautismmom) December 11, 2025 Imagine being so pathetic that you would attack Dolly Parton, a woman who came from dirt poor farming stock but despite her fame and wealth, has never forgotten where she came from and given back many times over. — Old Sarge (@MichaelGrahamSC) December 11, 2025 If you hate Dolly Parton you are a horrible person — dyn young (linkinbio) (@jadentyoung) December 11, 2025 Death, taxes, and Dolly continuing to be one of the world’s most beloved humans… this person got what was coming for ’em, and rightfully so.The post Woman Gets Destroyed For Calling Dolly Parton A “Creepy Creature” On X, Proves There’s At Least One Thing Americans Can Agree On first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Some serious money. As 2025 slowly draws to a lose, any and all year-end charts are rolling out, thanks to Billboard, Spotify, Apple Music and more. Over the course of the past ten or so days, we’ve seen Apple drop their year-end “Apple Music Replay” which crowned Morgan Wallen’s I’m The Problem the most-listened to album on the platform, Spotify Wrapped also name I’m The Problem the most-streamed album in the U.S. (and eighth-most globally), Koe Wetzel’s “High Road” named the #1 song on country radio in 2025 and most notably, Billboard crown Morgan Wallen the Top Artist of 2025, along with nearly 20 different #1 spots across a wide array of their various charts. Obviously, all of these charts and end-of-the-year rankings revolve around the music itself, whether it’s streaming, digital sales, physical sales, radio play and the like. With that being said, however, recently, Billboard dropped their 2025 year-end Top Tours chart, which provided an in-depth look at the highest-grossing concert series globally, among all artists. Though country music is a bit underrepresented here, with only four artists making the Top 40, there’s still some interesting placements to note. Starting off with the Top 10 overall, Coldplay was crowned the #1 touring act of 2025, grossing a staggering $464.9 million across 59 international shows to 3.5 million fans. Rounding out the Top 10 are the likes of Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar & SZA, The Weeknd, Shakira, Chris Brown, Imagine Dragons (I had no idea people still listen to them in 2025), Post Malone,  Ed Sheeran and Stray Kids. Obviously, Post Malone is the top-ranked country artist on this list (some will argue Beyoncé deserves a placement here, but I don’t feel like opening that can of worms). Post’s placement at #8 overall on the list is thanks in part to his massive Big A** Stadium World Tour, which not only sold-out stadiums here in the U.S. but in a plethora of different countries in Europe. Overall, the “I Had Some Help” singer grossed $231.2 million across his 51 shows in 2025. As for attendance, he saw over 1.6 million fans throughout the year. Coming in second is none other than Zach Bryan. Despite a highly controversial year that included the ongoing fallout due to his breakup with Brianna Chickenfry, his public beef with the likes of John Mooreland, Dave Portnoy, Gavin Adcock and more as well as his highly-publicized, unreleased “anti-ICE” song, the “Something in the Orange” singer still continued his massive success both in the studio and on the road. Sliding in at #13 overall, above the likes of Bruno Mars, Metallica and more, Bryan grossed a healthy $159.6 million across his limited 29-show run in 2025. Due to the limited dates, Bryan’s attendance was a bit lower compared to the others, totaling 941,000. In third place among country artists is Luke Combs. At #35 overall, the North Carolina incredibly grossed $76.4 million in just 11 shows. Averaging nearly 49,000 fans per concert, he drew in 536,000 attendees overall. Rounding out the entire list, both in country music and overall, is the King himself, George Strait. Easily the most impressive feat out of all the artists present on the list, Strait grossed a staggering $75.4 million in just six shows throughout 2025. With 288,000 fans in attendance, the “Amarillo By Morning” singer averaged 48,000 fans and just over $12.5 million in gross revenue per show. Notably, world-beater and country superstar, Morgan Wallen, is absent from this list. However, this is mainly due to his 2025 tour, I’m The Problem, being pretty limited in scope, only having 19 shows across the U.S. and Canada. The Top 40 highest-selling artists’ tours, ranked by gross revenue, are as follows: Top 40 Highest-Selling Tours Of 2025 Coldplay ($464.9m) Beyoncé ($407.6m) Kendrick Lamar & SZA ($358.7m) The Weeknd ($336.7m) Shakira ($327.4m) Chris Brown (248.7m) Imagine Dragons ($241.6m) Post Malone ($231.2m) Ed Sheeran ($214.5m) Stray Kids ($185.7m) Tyler, The Creator ($174.5m) Lady Gaga ($166.2m) Zach Bryan ($159.6m) Iron Maiden ($150.9m) Linkin Park ($150.6m) Eagles ($150.3m) SEVENTEEN ($142.4m) Dua Lipa ($141.1m) Bruno Mars ($137m) Metallica ($136.2m) Usher ($129.9m) Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band ($124.8m) Andrea Bocelli ($105.5m) Dead & Company ($105.5m) Paul McCartney ($104.5m) Guns N’ Roses ($95.6m) Rauw Alejandro ($91.7m) My Chemical Romance ($88.6m) Chayanne ($87.6m) System of a Down ($85.9m) Phish ($82.7m) J-Hope ($79.9m) Kylie Minogue ($78.4m) Sabrina Carpenter ($77.4m) Luke Combs ($76.4m) Justin Timberlake ($76.2m) ENHYPEN ($76.1m) P!nk ($75.9m) Tate McRae ($75.8m) George Strait ($75.4m) The post Zach Bryan, George Strait, Luke Combs & Post Malone Rank Among Highest-Selling Tours Of 2025 first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

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