As leftists create ‘sanctuaries’ for lawbreakers, a Florida county is now a sanctuary for liberty. The sheriff & county chair join The Sentinel Report to explain how your county can follow suit. Leftist-run jurisdictions such as California, Chicago, and Colorado are unconstitutionally making themselves “sanctuary” states and cities to protect illegal aliens and criminals. But …

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Despite some competition from Apple Music, there’s no doubt that Spotify has remained the top streaming platform since its official launch in the United States in July of 2011. With over 696 million monthly active users, 276 million of whom pay for premium, the platform has become nothing short of a staple in terms of music consumption nowadays. Boasting over 100 million songs available to be streamed right now (excluding Garth Brooks’ entire discography, of course), Spotify has nearly every notable song ever released over the past century. The question that remains is, “What are the most-streamed country songs of all time?” As of today, there are only 11 country songs that have passed the exclusive 1 billion stream mark on Spotify. Of the 11 songs, Luke Combs, Zach Bryan and Morgan Wallen own a staggering seven. Notably, they are the only country artists to own multiple 1 billion-stream songs, with Wallen being the only artist with three (counting his feature on Post Malone’s 2024 smash hit, “I Had Some Help”). If you couldn’t tell already, there’s heavy recency bias present due to how prominent streaming has become over the past decade. In fact, the only song present on the list released before 2010 is none other than Taylor Swift’s “Love Story.” Without further ado, here are the select few country songs with over 1 billion streams on Spotify. “Something in the Orange” – Zach Bryan Zach Bryan’s 2022 breakout hit has been nothing short of a juggernaut since its release. In addition to being one of the biggest streaming songs in the genre of all time, it’s also one of only 15 country songs to ever be certified diamond (12x platinum) by the RIAA. Total Streams: 1,340,546,060 “Last Night” – Morgan Wallen Arguably the song that propelled Wallen to the heights we’re currently seeing today, “Last Night” became the #1 most-streamed song of 2023 globally on Apple Music and in the U.S. on Spotify. Nothing short of a mammoth hit, the track was also named Billboard’s Song of the Summer in 2023. Total Streams: 1,315,190,501 “Tennessee Whiskey” – Chris Stapleton There’s not much that can be said about “Tennessee Whiskey” that hasn’t been said already. Despite being a cover of David Allan Coe’s 1981 single, Stapleton’s 2015 cover of the track has propelled it to be one of the most popular country songs of all time. It’s 1.2 billion streams on Spotify alone aided it in becoming the highest-certified country song ever by the RIAA, currently sitting at 17x platinum. Total Streams: 1,281,322,943 “Beautiful Crazy” – Luke Combs When “Beautiful Crazy” reached a billion streams back in February, Combs became the first country artist ever to have two separate songs reach the threshold. Combs’ second-highest streamed track is also a part of the 15 country songs ever that have obtained diamond status. Total Streams: 1,068,545,643 “When It Rains It Pours” – Luke Combs “When It Rains It Pours” was Combs’ first track to reach the 1 billion stream mark. Like “Beautiful Crazy,” it’s also one of the select few country songs that are certified diamond (12x platinum). Total Streams: 1,120,815,622 “I Remember Everything” – Zach Bryan & Kacey Musgraves The Grammy-winning crossover between Bryan and Musgraves allowed the “Something in the Orange” singer to become the second country artist ever to have two separate songs reach the billion-stream mark. Recently, it was certified 9x platinum by the RIAA. Total Streams: 1,170,308,458 “Love Story” – Taylor Swift “Love Story” is undoubtedly the most interesting entry on the list. Not only is it the only song from a female artist present, but it famously has two separate versions, the original and the 2021 “Taylor’s Version” re-release, both of which have surpassed a billion streams independently. In total, both versions of “Love Story” have been streamed over 2 billion times on the platform. Total Streams: 1,027,132,141 Taylor’s Version: 1,039,436,797 “I Had Some Help” – Post Malone & Morgan Wallen It seemed like a no-brainer that a crossover between Post Malone and Morgan Wallen was going to be a smash hit; however, I don’t think many could have predicted just how successful it would end up being. In addition to spending six weeks at #1 on Billboard’s all-genre Hot 100 chart, it was also named its Song of the Summer (making Wallen the first artist in nearly fifty years to score back-to-back Songs of the Summer). Since its release on May 10, 2024, “I Had Some Help” has averaged a staggering 2.64 million streams per day. Total Streams: 1,215,083,505 “Whiskey Glasses” – Morgan Wallen As one of Wallen’s breakout hits, the track has remained a staple in his discography since its release back in 2018. Being the most recent member of the country 1 billion streams club, “Whiskey Glasses” made Wallen the first and only country artist to have three separate songs to hit the exclusive mark. Total Streams: 1,031,014,540 “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” – Shaboozey “A Bar Song (Tipsy),” the track that simply will not die, has skyrocketed to the second-most-streamed “country” song of all time in just 16 months. Averaging a mind-boggling 2.87 million streams per day since its release back on April 12, 2o24, Shaboozey’s smash hit broke the record for longest-running #1 hit for a solo artist on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart with a staggering 45 weeks at the top. Total Streams: 1,402,038,458 “Meant to Be” – Bebe Rexha & Florida Georgia Line Unfortunately, the highest-streamed “country” song of all time is none other than Florida Georgia Line’s infamous crossover with Bebe Rexha. “Meant to Be,” which still holds the record for longest-running #1 hit of all time at 50 weeks. Yeah, that’s about all I want to mention about this abysmal track. Total Streams: 1,499,185,395 “10,000 Hours” – Dan + Shay & Justin Bieber Much like “Meant to Be,” “10,000 Hours” is another song that truly shouldn’t be on the list; however, it’s technically a country song. Notably, it was the first-ever country song to pass the 1 billion stream mark. Total Streams: 1,165,135,140 As for other top-streamed songs that haven’t reached 1 billion streams, it looks like Sam Hunt’s “Body Like A Back Road” will, unfortunately, become the next song to cross the mark. Other top-streamed country songs include the following: “Body Like A Back Road” – Sam Hunt (969 million) “Wasted On You” – Morgan Wallen (924 million) “Wagon Wheel” – Darius Rucker (896 million) “You Proof” – Morgan Wallen (888 million) “Life is a Highway” – Rascal Flatts (865 million) “Hurricane” – Luke Combs (852 million) “Heading South” – Zach Bryan (849 million) “Chicken Fried” – Zac Brown Band (841 million)The post Every Country Song With Over One Billion Streams On Spotify – The Complete List first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Some drama at Barstool? Of course the entire company is built on drama, and it’s worked out pretty well for them, so infighting amongst the employees isn’t really anything new. But the beef between two of their biggest names seems to be heating up. First, we need some backstory here. Brianna Chickenfry (whose real name is Brianna LaPaglia) is obviously Zach Bryan‘s ex-girlfriend, and made a lot of headlines after claiming that he offered her $12 million to sign an NDA after their breakup. Obviously she didn’t take it, because she’s spoken quite a bit about their relationship and what she paints as a pattern of emotionally abusive behavior from the country star. On the other side of things we have Kirk Minihane, an outspoken and controversial former radio host and current podcaster who has been a vocal Brianna Chickenfry hater and made no secret about his dislike for his co-worker. Got all that? Well this latest chapter of their feud erupted over the weekend as Brianna and several of her fellow Barstool employees were participating in the “Barstool Beach House,” a Jersey Shore-like reality show that’s basically meant to stir up drama for entertainment. (As ashamed as I am to admit it, I couldn’t stop watching it). One of Brianna’s castmates this summer is “Nicky Smokes,” whose real name is Charles Nicholas Longley, as well as Annika Christy, who is the former girlfriend of Smokes. And during the cast’s first night out, Smokes was chatting with another girl in the group, Barstool intern Oona McCaughan. And because there was alcohol involved, he was getting a little flirty. Chickenfry then inserted herself into the situation, telling Smokes that he was making Oona uncomfortable; “I’m getting super uncomfortable because you are being creepy to Oona… That’s just what I’m hearing through the grapevine.” Smokes took the accusation that he was making her feel uncomfortable personally, and shared text messages between himself and Oona after the exchange: This show can paint me as whatever they want but they will NOT frame me as the guy who disrespects women and makes them uncomfortable. That will not happen. https://t.co/FvdFUoZVYu pic.twitter.com/7Nw6DKGNI3 — Smoke (@nickysmokess) August 8, 2025 But on the way home, Brianna took her accusations against Smokes a step further and accused him of sexual assault: “You know what I’ve never hated more in my whole entire life? Men. I hate Nicky Smokes with a f—ing passion. He would come up to me, ‘Baby we’re going to be best friends.’ No motherf—er you’re a rapist.  ‘You look so pretty babe, you look so perfect.’ I know, you are a freak and I’m a sexy person and I don’t want to talk to you.” Before the convo pic.twitter.com/psb53utJJy — Barstool Beach House (@stoolbeachhouse) August 8, 2025 The Barstool Beach House account deleted the original video of the conversation before reposting it a short time later. And a lot of people weren’t happy with Brianna throwing around the serious accusations against her co-worker: I don’t like anything Nicky Smokes brings to Barstool but damn he doesn’t deserve to be called this if he isn’t one. That’s an insane reach and this entire situation is really bad. He deserves a lot of the hate he gets for being a douche bag but he doesn’t deserve a false… https://t.co/gRcQRCnh4o — Mitch (@JustCover1029) August 8, 2025 I don't know what the deal is with Dave Portnoy @stoolpresidente favoring godawful Brianna Chickenfry, but her calling somebody a rapist is grounds for being fired. Instead, Portnoy has all the footage deleted, lol, when the point of the stupid show is that everything is on cam. — SarahAnnRhoades (@SarahAnnRhoades) August 8, 2025 Getting a feeling Zach Bryan ain’t so bad of a guy — thomas (@notwrong1998) August 8, 2025 @stoolpresidente fire bri. Or @nickysmokess sue bri for defamation — Strawhatwisdom (@StrawHatWisdom) August 8, 2025 Chickenfry seems like she just flat out sucks as a human being, smokes is a bit douchey but calling him a fucking rapist is hateful, then all the two faced shit she did after made her seem like a even more of conniving narcissist — Goatmouth (@AllWeDoIsWinBe1) August 8, 2025 Hey Dave, are there going to be any repercussions for Bri calling Nicky a rapist? Or are you going to protect her again? — Tommy Blanco (@CajunBaller) August 8, 2025 The following day, Minihane addressed the incident on his podcast. Minihane has made it clear in the past that he’s not a fan of Brianna, and even questioned whether Zach Bryan really offered her $12 million when they broke up, so he didn’t hold back: “Brianna Chickenfry is a horrible human being… I’m the only one who will say it. And she falsely accuses Nicky of rape? I don’t know, I think the boss of the company would be frustrated if it was somebody else… Chickenfry for some reason is the golden goose. I don’t know. You can throw false rape accusations all over the place I suppose.” And he also said that her accusations against Smoke make him question the claims she’s made about Zach Bryan: “We’re just talking about a terrible, terrible person. When you throw something out like that so cavalierly, it absolutely makes you question other accusations a person would make… She’s a gross human being.” Kirk Minihane goes in on Brianna Chickenfry@kirkminshow @nickysmokess pic.twitter.com/jvJpX5hxTf — RGF (@rgfray1) August 8, 2025 Well on Monday, the entire Beach House cast sat down for a recap show, and obviously Chickenfry’s comments came up – and she wasn’t really thrilled to be rehashing it, saying that it was “beating a dead horse.” Minihane then addressed her comments on his podcast: “I’ll say this, the two deadest horses of all time… number one would be the first horse who ever died. And number two would be Brianna Chickenfry talking about Zach Bryan. I think that’s the second deadest horse who ever lived. So for her to talk about beating a dead horse, she invented beating a dead horse… Three days ago she called Nicky Smokes a rapist, and being like, ‘That’s beating a dead horse,’ it’s like, shut your f—ing mouth, you idiot.” A couple of Minihane’s coworkers also chimed in and said that Brianna was only popular because she dated Zach Bryan, and Minihane didn’t hold back: “She’s all ‘Zach Bryan, Zach Bryan, Zach Bryan.’… Then she made up the $12 million, whatever, so just, beating a dead horse…shut up.” Well apparently Brianna saw the clip, and accused Minihane and (presumably) his co-hosts of being misogynistic: “This is why barstool will never beat the misogyny allegations” (It should be noted that one of Minihane’s co-hosts was female). Of course many in the comments were quick to point out that this all started because she called someone a rapist, though many did come to her defense against Minihan. And still others pointed out that Minhane isn’t really afraid to go after anybody at Barstool, including his boss Dave Portnoy and popular Pardon My Take host Big Cat. Gotta think if it comes down to it, Portnoy is going to take Brianna’s side on this whole thing…but it’s also pretty safe to say that Minihane doesn’t really care.The post Brianna Chickenfry Calls Barstool Sports “Misogynistic” After Coworkers Accuse Her Of “Beating A Dead Horse” For Talking About Zach Bryan first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

The Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath members have known each other since before they were famous. Robert Plant is a good friend of the musicians and revealed in an interview with Mojo that guitarist Tony Iommi invited him to be part of the band’s farewell festival, but he declined the invitation. He explained that he would have loved to be part of it, but he has been out of that kind of music for a long time, so it wouldn’t work. Robert Plant recalls why he declined Tony Iommi's invitation to Black Sabbath's final show "I said, Tony, I'd love to come, but I can't come. I just can't. I'm not saying that I'd rather hang out with Peter Gabriel or Youssou N'Dour, but I don't know anything about what's going on in that world now, at all. I don't decry it, I've got nothing against it. It's just I found these other places that are so rich," Robert Plant said. When Ozzy passed away last July, at the age of 76, Robert Plant paid tribute to his late friend, saying: “Farewell Ozzy … what a journey … sail on up there .. finally at peace .. you truly changed the planet of rock!” The Led Zeppelin vocalist is currently preparing to tour to promote his new album "Saving Grace", which is named by his current backing band. They already did some shows during the past months and besides new songs from this record, they played a few Led Zeppelin tracks like "Friends", "Four Sticks" and "The Rain Song". Next Plant & Saving Grace dates October 30 - Wheeling, WV - Capitol Theatre Wheeling November 2 - Charlottesville, VA - The Paramount Theater of Charlottesville 3 - Washington, DC - Lincoln Theatre 5 - Brooklyn, NY - Brooklyn Paramount 6 - Boston, MA - Boch Center Shubert Theatre 8 - Port Chester, NY - Capitol Theatre 10 - Toronto, ON - Massey Hall 12 - Chicago, IL - The Vic 13 - Chicago, IL - Old Town School of Folk Music 15 - Denver, CO - Ellie Caulkins Opera House 18 - Seattle, WA - The Moore Theatre 19 - Vancouver, BC - Vogue Theatre 21 - Oakland, CA - The Fox 22 - Los Angeles, CA - United Theater on Broadway https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfcRe8NyFjEThe post Robert Plant declined Iommi’s invitation to Sabbath’s final show appeared first on Rock and Roll Garage.

The American drummer Tommy Clufetos was part of Ozzy Osbourne's band from 2010 until the musician's death in 2025. He also toured with Black Sabbath filling in for Bill Ward, who for disagreements was not part of their reunion tour during the past decade. In an interview with iHeartRadio, the musician talked about Osbourne's death and said that people who disliked the late artist are jealous. Tommy Clufetos says people who dislike Ozzy Osbourne are jealous "Well, when you lose a guy like Ozzy Osbourne, which it never happened, it's a shock to everybody, and it's been a shock to everybody around the world, and you can see in the responses. He deserves the ovation that he's getting." "I was one of the few fortunate people that got to sit behind him on stage and have the time of my life for 15 years. I got to play drums behind Ozzy Osbourne, and every gig was awesome, every backstage was awesome. Every car ride, every plane ride, everything was a moment to remember, and I'll remember it forever. God bless Ozzy Osbourne." "Usually the innovators aren't given the credit because people don't 'get' it. When you're really great at something, people don't really get it. When you make things look easy, people don't get it. When you're great, that's what it is. When you're pretty good, it's easy for people to get." He continued: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HD3jeUq7sm0&pp=ygUncm9jayBzdGFycyByZWFjdGlvbiBvenp5IG9zYm91cm5lIGRlYXRo "Here's what I think: if you don't like Ozzy Osbourne, it's 'cause you're jealous," Clufetos added. "That's all there is to it. That goes with sports figures or certain people… Usually the dislike or the hate is usually out of jealousy. So I know there was a lot of people jealous. "Ozzy was great. He had this power in his voice and this sound that came out that it didn't matter how high you could sing or how low you can sing, or how pretty you sang, you couldn't do what he did. What he did was special and it was unattainable," he said (Transcribed by Blabbermouth). Although he was with Ozzy for 15 years and toured with Sabbath, he never was part of any of their studio records.The post Tommy Clufetos says people who dislike Ozzy Osbourne are jealous appeared first on Rock and Roll Garage.

The Cult co-founder and vocalist Ian Astbury is a huge fan of Black Sabbath and he recently made an interesting remark about their classic song "Snowblind", featured on the 1972 album "Vol.4". As he said in an interview with Lipps Service, he thinks the track "it's like the perfect hip-hop song". The Cult’s Ian Astbury compares Sabbath’s “Snowblind” to Hip-Hop "I think Sabbath was just part of everybody's lives. They were just always there. I was obsessed with 'Vol. 4.' Like, obsessed with it. Everything. Every time I saw it, I'd buy it. I had vinyl from all over the place, 8-track, cassette." "And I amalgamated, like, maybe 30 pieces of 'Vol. 4.' Because 'Snowblind' is staggering. I mean, the break in that, the break beat, the cadence of it, where everything's placed – it's perfect. It's like a perfect hip hop track," Ian Astbury said. Black Sabbath's final show happened last July 5 at the Villa Park in Birmingham, their hometown. Only a few weeks later, on July 22, the band's vocalist Ozzy Osbourne passed away at the age of 76. Astbury also talked about the performance and praised the musicians.  "He (Bill Ward) put his shirt off. He ripped it up. I mean, they ripped it up. They were, like, arguably, head and shoulders above everybody else that walked on stage that day." "(Talking about Ozzy) I mean, wow, can you imagine being in that position where you've had that life and you know you've maybe made the choice that that's that. That you're good. Like, 'I'm good. Check, please!' And then you're out. 'I did it right.' I mean, I've spent some intimate time with John (Ozzy). Beautiful guy. Gorgeous. Bit of a wild man, but back in the day," Ian Astbury said (Transcribed by Ultimate Guitar). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8B4BdAs0h4&list=RDJ8B4BdAs0h4&start_radio=1&pp=ygUJc25vd2JsaW5koAcB Ian Astbury and The Cult Born in Heswall, Cheshire, England back in 1962, Ian Astbury achieved fame as the vocalist of The Cult. The band released famous albums like “Love” (1985), “Electric” (1987), “Sonic Temple” (1989) and “Ceremony” (1991). The group was reactivated in 2007 and continues to record new albums and tour around the world. Their latest record is “Under the Midnight Sun” released in 2022. The Cult’s current line-up has Ian Astbury (Vocals), Billy Duffy (Guitar), John Tempesta (Drums), Charlie Jones (Bass) and Mike Mangan (Keyboards). The band was formed in Bradford, West Yorkshire, England back in 1983. The post The Cult’s Ian Astbury compares Sabbath’s “Snowblind” to Hip-Hop appeared first on Rock and Roll Garage.