Maren Morris

Other people are writing them for them.

And so it's just it's been a huge loss of like respect for country music because it's become so like in some pockets synonymous with MAGA.

And that's just completely antithetical to the country music I love.

was raised on which were like these people that had massive empathy and songwriting chops and like johnny cash was performing at prisons totally so yeah and then when you talk about loretta lynn like writing the pill you know which that song was banned from so many

country radio stations at the time.

Dolly has always been an amazing ally and just beloved.

But it's just, yeah, it's a weird pocket right now.

Yeah.

And I mean, not to generalize, but I have to.

It's like, I doubt those people taking the MAGA hats off to sing the anthem are donating their

time or money to give back to these communities of the men and women who have served, who are now, you know, addicted to drugs or on the streets.

And it's just, it's, but it's just all, yeah, it is performative.

And having performed on military bases and have military family, I have, you know, the utmost respect for being able to

sing the songs I sing and have that platform because of the fight for that freedom.

But it's also like when they're done, like no one gives a shit about them anymore.

And so that's the saddest part.

But no, it's definitely interesting.

Yeah.

Maren, what have you had it with?

I've had it with a couple of things.