Come on now, don’t we know better than to talk crap on Bunnie Xo by now? Because if you do, you will get torn apart by her… in the most respectful way. Bunnie Xo has never been afraid to call out social media users who make comments about her friends, family, or lifestyle. The fact that Bunnie Xo lives her life so authentically is what drew fans to her, and her no-filter personality keeps fans coming back to see what she and Jelly Roll are up to. Recently, Bunnie Xo clapped back at fans who claimed that she’s not Bailee Ann’s mom. While Bunnie Xo fully acknowledges that Bailee Ann is not biologically her daughter, Bailee Ann has been in Bunnie Xo’s life from a young age, and Bailee Ann calls her “mom.” Bunnie Xo fired back at fans that Bailiee Ann’s mom has never been a present mother in her life, as she battles with addiction, and she, Bunnie Xo, has been a fierce protector and mother figure in Bailee Ann’s life, making her very much her baby. After that moment, she also fired back at fans, leaving shallow comments about how Jelly Roll is handsome now that he’s lost a significant amount of weight: “‘Girl, your man is so hot now that he lost all of that weight.’” Bunnie says at the start of the video that, as an example, she sees comments like this on her posts. “Is he? Cause he’s always had the same face. He’s always had the same heart. He’s always had the same soul. I think the most appropriate thing to say here is that he looks much healthier now that he’s lost weight. We’ve got to stop living in a ‘Shallow Hal’ world, guys. Because you know what? You might miss out on the best love of your life by judging somebody on their weight.” @xomgitsbunnie He’s been that dude. I’ll forever be cheering him on no matter what weight he is #jellyandbunnie ♬ suara asli – SOUND MEME VIRAL It feels like Bunnie Xo has been on a family defense tour, and now it’s time for Bunnie to defend herself against the internet trolls. I mean, not that she has to defend anything—she’s done nothing wrong and is just authentically living her life in the public eye —but I digress. Bunnie responded to a comment that read: “I love Bunnie, but her image is trashy for the country music scene. People come for her in some comments on the Highway XM.”  Bunnie, as we’ve all seen and heard before, does not pay attention to these negative comments and, while stern, respectfully shuts them down. “Sometimes God uses the most unlikely people to be used as vessels to SHOW what transformation and unconditional love is. I grew up on the streets of Vegas. A homeless runaway at 14, involved in the adult industry since I was 21. Survived abuse, addiction, and built my entire life off being the girl who was never good enough. The trash.  My husband is an ex-felon who has been righting his wrongs and evolving the past 10 years. He has completely transformed his life from who he was—spiritually and physically.   Y’all think you could say anything to us we haven’t already heard before 1,000 times? Happy people don’t hate, and hating people aren’t happy. Never met someone successful ever talking down to someone online. I’d rather be trashy, making people feel loved, seen, and heard, than judging someone from their appearance. Respectfully, I don’t take constructive criticism from people who have never constructed anything.”  @xomgitsbunnie #jellyandbunnie ♬ Whitehouse Road – Tyler Childers Amen to that… and she’s not wrong at all. Bunnie Xo and Jelly Roll have never acted like they were the All-American, cookie-cutter family that raised children in the suburbs behind a white picket fence. But their unconventional family and background are what draw fans to them as a family beyond what Jelly Roll does on stage. They are quirky, loud, love in a big way, and look like they have a lot of fun. As I said at the start of this, when are we going to learn not to talk badly about folks online? Bunnie Xo, I am sure, would rather be playing with her cows than responding to trolls like this. Also, keep those mean thoughts to yourself. Not everything needs to be posted online…The post Bunnie Xo Responds To Trolls Who Call Her Trashy: “Sometimes God Uses The Most Unlikely People” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Pretty impressive numbers. Last month, the NFL turned heads around the world with the announcement that global superstar and Puerto Rican rapper, Bad Bunny, will be headlining the Super Bowl LX halftime show in Santa Clara, California, on February 8. The decision, of course, was met with quite a bit of controversy for a multitude of different reasons, with the main one being the simple fact that the hitmaker has rarely released any music in English — something Bad Bunny himself laughed off during his recent SNL monologue. View this post on Instagram A post shared by namedr_p (@namedr_p) It should go without saying that Bad Bunny, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, is nothing short of a powerhouse in terms of global popularity. Beyond his staggering 81.4 million monthly listeners on Spotify (Morgan Wallen has 34.1 million for comparison), he captured the title of most-streamed artist on Spotify three times from 2020-2022, became the first artist to capture a #1 on the Billboard 200 with an all-Spanish language album and has even started an acting career, starring in films such as Bullet Train, Caught Stealing, Happy Gilmore 2 and even making appearances at various WWE events. Simply put, he’s seemingly everywhere. Despite his global popularity, the decision to go with the Puerto Rican superstar was an odd choice to many. With familiar names like Taylor Swift, Adele, Post Malone, Miley Cyrus and Metallica all being rumored and heavily bet on as performers, plenty were not too thrilled with the NFL’s choice. Country music fans, in particular, were among the most unhappy. So much, in fact, that many have taken to Change.org to get signatures on petitions that pose the idea of having “King of Country,” George Strait, replace Bad Bunny as the halftime performer. And one petition on Change.org described the purpose of the petition as the following: “The Super Bowl halftime show should unite our country, honor American culture, and remain family-friendly, not be turned into a political stunt. Bad Bunny represents none of these values; his drag performances and style are the opposite of what families expect on football’s biggest stage. Again, George Strait embodies unity, tradition, and the timeless American music that truly deserves the 2026 Super Bowl spotlight. Join us in urging the NFL and related decision-makers to honor American music heritage by selecting George Strait for the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show. Sign this petition to make your voice heard and support a halftime performance that celebrates the legacy of American country music.” When we first covered the petition last Monday, October 13th, the petition was growing in popularity with a few thousand signatures in total. Over the past week, however, it has absolutely exploded in popularity, garnering nearly 59,000 signatures as of October 21st at 5:00 p.m. EST, with more signees pouring in every minute. For reference, in the last hour, the petition has garnered over 800 signatures. As we said last time, the probability of this petition actually doing anything of substance is incredibly low. With that being said, however, it’s becoming more clear by the day that a strong majority of the public is craving to see country music return to the Super Bowl given that it’s been over two decades since we got our last proper country halftime performance back in 2002 with Shania Twain — before that was Clint Black, Tanya Tucker, Travis Tritt, and The Judds at the Georgia Dome in 1994. Though the petition itself is unlikely to swap Bad Bunny for George Strait (like there’s any chance of that anyway), at the least, it shows the public that the desire for country music to be featured on America’s biggest stage. It won’t change the fact that Bad Bunny is your upcoming Super Bowl halftime performer, but it serves as a reminder that there are plenty of us out there ready for the genre to be represented once again.The post Viral Petition To Have George Strait Replace Bad Bunny As Super Bowl Halftime Performer Has Reached Over 60,000 Signatures first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Texas Health and Human Services (HHS) officials alerted more than 3.5 million low-income residents — including 1.7 million children — that November food benefits will be cut off if Democrats continue blocking budget negotiations in Washington. Republicans say the shutdown stems from Democratic demands to expand Obamacare benefits to illegal aliens, a move GOP leaders refuse to fund.

Concern is growing over the government shutdown, which is entering its third week, and what it means for federally-funded initiatives, specifically the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).

As the federal government shutdown endures for a third week, states have started to issue concerning warnings: Funding for food assistance is about to dry up.

Back in the day, plastering posters on bedroom walls was the ultimate method of self-expression. From bands to actors to movies and more, Boomers and Gen Xers had some pretty rad taste.And the younger generations are inspired—posters are making a comeback. According to the Art Basel & UBS Art Market Report 2025, Gen Z has created a resurgence in posters and print sales, leading to a 22% increase in sales from 2024 to 2025. The reason? A desire to detox from digital technology and attain physical art.Boomers and Gen Xers got nostalgic on Reddit as they discussed the posters that graced their bedroom walls growing up. From pop stars to famous artists, these are the nostalgic posters they hung from their walls: @angel.override i love my smiths poster! #amazonfinds #amazon #roominspo #room #retro #y2k #alt #grunge #2000 #fypシ #fyp #fyppppppppppppppppppppppp #pinterest #y2k #angel #guitar #80s #90s #00s #grunge #viral #viral? #cool #aesthetic #foryoupage #foryoupage #fypage #foryou #inspo #whatiorderedversuswhatigot ib:@victoria ꩜ .ᐟ "Pages torn from Tiger Beat." - RutgerSchnauzer"Jackson 5 and the Osmonds filled my Tiger Beat pages." - tipsana"Ditto: Monkees, then Bobby Sherman and David Cassidy and.... Johnny Cash!" - Radiojan"Leif Garret was my 9 year old idol ?." - doodlebug2727"Yep. Mine were the Corey Haim and Jonathan Brandis. Lol." - sparksgirl1223 corey haim 90s GIF by absurdnoise Giphy "I (64f) had the fuzzy blacklight posters, and blacklights, too! Plus lava lamps, incense, and ozium for covering up the smell!" - Lovemybee"Monet's Waterlilies..." - Spirit50Lake"RongGearob•6d agoThe ones that I can remember: Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon pyramids and band photo posters. The Who in concert and the Face Dances album poster. Jimi Hendrix." - RongGearRob"I guess I’m really an old person. I had The Beatles everywhere." - TheFairyGardenLady"DURAN DURAN! My walls were plastered with them." - ylly22 duran duran 80s GIF Giphy "Farrah! But that was in my 20s, does that count as youth?" - Own-Animator-7526"A poster of Middle Earth." - Eaglemoon7"I was a geek too. However, the maps on my bedroom walls were National Geographic maps." - KhunDavid"Map of Mars, Map of Native American tribes of North America, Map of the Moon. Map of the Solar System, Map of the World." - Xorpion"WC Fields, Marx Brothers & Three Stooges." - VengefulWidower"Bobby Sherman, Davy Jones, The David Cassidy and Partridge Family, Herman Hermits." - alanamil The Partridge Family and David Cassidy Giphy "Horses. My first horse poster was a huge one of the Budweiser Clydesdales. It has so much tape and tack holes on all of the corners. (I still have it in a poster tube in my basement). As a teen, I added musicians and actors to the mix, but always horses." - PahzTakesPhotos"Rocky Horror Picture Show and I Want to Believe poster." - 207Menace"Oh man I’m old. Clark Gable and James Dean." - sterlingsplendor"Han Solo from Star Wars, Han Solo from Empire Strikes Back, Han Solo from Return of the Jedi. Oh and Indiana Jones from Raiders and Indy from Temple of Doom." - ConclusionUnusual320 May The Fourth Be With You Harrison Ford GIF Giphy "I had two large ones. One was a peace sign. One was Snoopy dancing. Both, of course fluorescent under black lights." - Tasty_Impress3016"A poster of Olivia Hussey and Leonard Whiting from Zeffirelli’s Romeo and Juliet." - jeffeners"Peter Frampton -Frampton Comes Alive." - typhoidmarry"I hate admitting this, but David Lee Roth." - BelaFarinRod"Ferrari 308GTB and a Lamborghini Countach, they are still there. Yes, I know I'm old. ?" - DCS_1963

Squatters can be a thorn in homeowner's sides, especially when they're trying to sell a vacant properly. Typically, stories about squatters involve the police or homeowners attempting to get squatters out by force in some way. But, in many of these cases, there seems to be one piece missing from the equation: humanity. Cam Burke, a realtor and investor, has developed a tried and true strategy for getting squatters out of the vacant homes he's trying to sell—and it's based in kindness. There have been reports of homeowners moving into the home with the squatters in an attempt to get them to leave. There have been stories about hiring someone to essentially make the squatters' lives miserable enough for them to vacate the premises. Burke's approach using kindness as a means to get unwanted guests out of his vacant houses is impressing those online. Knocking on a wooden door in anticipation.Photo credit: CanvaThe investor uploaded one of his interactions with squatters in a home he was planning to sell on social media and the approach was clearly different from the start. For instance, Burke didn't put the people clearly on camera. Instead, he films at a downward angle where only the person's lower half can be seen. He also appears to treat the people as if it's their home by seemingly knocking on the door and saying, "Hey, sorry to bother you," before asking if they're staying in the house. In the foyer of the home you can see multiple trash bags filled with stuff and the shoes of the person who opened the door. When the people inside confirm that they are staying in the home, Burke kindly explains, "Here's the deal, we haven't bought these places yet, and so I'm not gonna kick you out but we do need to come through. The buyers are going to be buying these in the next month or so." @cammburke Real example of how I deal with squatters Treat them like humans Hope this adds value Cam Burke Realtor / investor #realestateinvesting ♬ original sound - cammburke It appears that the woman living inside the vacant home planned to be cooperative as she apologizes for being there. The exchange between Burke and the woman on camera was brief. Between him and his partner, they explained that she didn't have to leave right that second, but that she would need to be out of the home in the next month or so. It ended with Burke trying to help the woman find a shelter that she could stay in after she leaves the house, saying that his friend owns a nonprofit shelter that he would be willing to put the squatters in contact with. Viewers appreciated Burke seeing the humanity in the squatters, with one person commenting, "Look I'm not ever on the side of squatters but the way you handled this difficult situation was top tier. As a woman who was homeless a while back, I get her fear of the shelter. Some of them are really bad and even more unsafe than the streets for women." Reflective moments in a shared space.Photo credit: CanvaSomeone else writes, "Squatters are squatting because a lot of shelters are underfunded and closed down. these are humans who just need a roof over their heads. its their first time living too."Another person gets emotional, writing, "Tears in my eyes because you remembered at the end of the day they’re humans down on their luck. Treating them the way Jesus would want you to.""Thanks for treating them like people. I think there are some good squatters that have no other way of finding a place so they go to squatting," one person shares. Reflection in shared space.Photo credit: Canva"See, they wouldn’t have been THAT open and honest if just you came in berating them. This is perfect, I love the way you handle this," another writes.Squatters are people, too. Oftentimes people get so caught up in the frustration of it all that they forget to take the time to see them as people. Burke really sets the example of how well things can go when speaking to squatters, and people in general, with respect.