You’d think people would know better by now, but it seems there are plenty who keep falling for these fake quotes on social media. The latest victim is Carrie Underwood, who already found herself under fire last year for performing during the inauguration of President Donald Trump. A parody account on X apparently tried to take advantage of the people who are somehow still mad about that performance, and posted a fake quote from the “Jesus Take the Wheel” singer aimed at Michelle Obama. In the wake of comedian Druski releasing a skit of himself in whiteface mocking Erika Kirk, wife of late Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, the parody account claimed that Underwood proposed dressing up in blackface to mock the former First Lady: Carrie Underwood on Druski’s recent skit: “Maybe someone should do a blackface skit of Michelle Obama” pic.twitter.com/8JigQpJEly — Hoops Crave (@HoopsCrave) March 26, 2026 The only problem is that it’s clearly a fake quote. Just completely fabricated. And the account that posted it even notes in its biography that it’s a parody account of the popular “Pop Crave” account. Despite the fact that it’s clearly (a pretty poor attempt at) parody, the tweet still managed to rack up 11k likes so far and nearly 2,000 replies, most of whom appeared to believe that it was an actual quote from Carrie. Well the country superstar recently appeared at a Nashville Predators game alongside her husband, former Preds captain Mike Fisher, for a promotional night in which fans were given bobbleheads of the celebrity couple. Because everybody loves a good bobblehead, am I right? But anyway, the Preds posted a photo of the power couple from the game to their Instagram account, which apparently caught the attention of the same idiots who believed the fake quote. And as a result, the Preds were flooded with troll comments from people outraged at the fake quote and threateningly urging Carrie to go through with her plan to wear blackface: The post currently has around 1,200 comments, most from people who don’t seem to realize that the quote was completely fake and made up. That’s just how the internet works these days I guess. Get outraged first and verify later. Of course it’s the second time in the past week that the Preds have had to deal with a social media backlash, after the team went viral for hosting a “Pride Night” last week that drew criticism from some high-profile voices on the right: The predators logo is celebrating lgbtq pride. The jokes just write themselves pic.twitter.com/BGPoRTEIfH — Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 26, 2026 The outrage was so loud that the Preds issued a statement standing by their decision to host the theme night, which featured a national anthem performance from a group called The Cowgays as well as performances from LGBT artist Brady Riley during the period breaks: “We understand that initiatives like Pride Night, Faith and Family night, Recovery Night, Women of Smashville Night, Ford Military Week and celebrations for Black History, API and others can be meaningful and affirming for many, while others may see them differently. We respect that our fan base is diverse not only in identity, but in viewpoint. That diversity is part of what makes our community strong. We believe that hockey is for everyone. As an organization, we remain committed to fostering an environment rooted in respect, inclusion, and a shared passion for hockey. We will continue listening to our fans, supporting one another, and focusing on what unites us: the energy of the game, the spirit of competition, and the shared connection that we have in our team and our city.” However, OutKick pointed out that the team left their “Faith and Family Night” promotion off their calendar, which the team blamed on an oversight: When I asked the Predators why "Faith & Family Night" AKA Christian Night was not only omitted from their Theme Night promotional calendar, but why is it not an arena-wide event like Pride Night, the team said: "That must’ve been an oversight when that graphic was initially… https://t.co/YK9IMMfVUf pic.twitter.com/1CKEWkZ3SA — Jon Root (@JonnyRoot_) March 29, 2026 Tough week to be on the social media team for the Predators.The post Nashville Predators Fans Flood Instagram Comments After Falling For Fake Carrie Underwood Quote On Michelle Obama first appeared on Whiskey Riff.