Dolly doesn’t miss. She might be one of, if not the, funniest music stars alive, and Mrs. Dolly Parton is always ready to give a great response in interviews or anytime she’s interacting with fans. There are so many gems from her many daytime and late night TV appearances over the years, and I love when she gets to show off her quick-witted sense of humor and way with words, so it’s no surprise this clip has gone viral on TikTok. It comes from the year 1998, when Dolly was a guest on Prime Time Country to promote her 35th studio album Hungry Again. And at one point, Dolly took questions from the audience, and a male fan, who doesn’t exactly have a full head of hair, asked her what he should do about it: “Dolly, I’d like to ask you a question. I know that you have a lot of experience wearing wigs. And I wonder, should I use Rogaine? Should I get a wig? Or should I stay the way I am?” She of course had a perfect, very flirty response, ready to go, giving him a wink and telling him: “I think you should stay the way you are, because just because you’ve lost your fuzz doesn’t mean you’re not a peach.” Just classic… @daily_dolly_parton In 1998, Dolly was a guest on ????? ???? ??????? to promote her thirty- fifth studio album ?????? ?????! • Later in the show, she opened the floor for questions from the audience… as to be expected, Dolly did not disappoint with her answers! • • #funny#dollyparton #funny #comedy #country ♬ original sound – Daily_Dolly_Parton Another one of my favorites is from her her Dolly Parton Meets the Kids TV special that came out in 1983, where she answered questions from five teenagers from Los Angeles about her life, music, childhood in the Smoky Mountains and so much more. One kid in particular, a 15-year old (so we’ll cut him some slack) named Paul straight up told her he didn’t like country music, and wanted her to know that in an effort to be “honest and open.” He asked it in a very polite way, and I really don’t think he meant anything by it in terms of being offensive: But Dolly being Dolly, she was locked and loaded with a great response, and smiled as she told Paul: “Well, to be honest and open with you, I really don’t care.” I think she was partially joking, but Paul continued with his question, saying he wanted to try and understand it because clearly there’s something to it since so many people love it: “I was just curious what people who really like it see in it… I think, maybe the reason I don’t like it is maybe I don’t understand it.” Dolly gave a well-thought out response, saying that she understands why someone his age wouldn’t necessarily love the sad stories and deeper nature of country music, and that she isn’t a fan of a lot of the “corny” stuff herself (even though she’s admittedly recorded some of those songs too): “Well I can understand why you don’t like it, I don’t like a lot of it myself and I grew up in country music. But I think country music is a music that you have to listen to, and most kids your age don’t have the time to really listen to just the sad story. You’d rather listen to something you like that you can boogie to at the same time. So there’s nothing wrong with not liking country music, I love it… I don’t like the corn pone country music. Although I’ve done a lot of it myself. Well, the really corny, the twang twang twang, and I can appreciate the fact that you don’t like a lot of it. But there is a lot about it that you would appreciate if you really go into it. It’s the kind of thing you kind of have to get into.” And who knows if Paul ever became a country music fan, but at the very least, I have to imagine he became a Dolly Parton fan and that’s good enough for me: @dollypartonfanaccount1 ”And to be honest I really Don’t care” she’s so funny #dolly #dollyparton #dollywood #tiktok #icon #80s #interview #country #countrymusic #singersongwriter ♬ originalljud – Dolly Parton Fan The post Dolly Parton Offers Perfect Response To Fan Who Asked About His Hair Loss first appeared on Whiskey Riff.