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They were dissing other music stars even before the "incident." This thing always stuck in my mind. I was watching an interview and they were talking about how they play team bingo or poker or some card game and they have to have unusual names, like the OVER THE LINE GAMES, if you know what I'm talking about. OK, so their name was "KENNY CHESNEY STUFFS CHEESE IN HIS PANTS." Now, if that's some kind of inside joke between them, KEEP IT TO YOURSELVES. Even then, I realized they had no class.

so their name was "KENNY CHESNEY STUFFS CHEESE IN HIS PANTS."

I'm starting to understand the appeal they have for DUmmies.

The Dixie Chicks can toss my salad. If you know what I mean.

They were dissing other music stars even before the "incident." This thing always stuck in my mind. I was watching an interview and they were talking about how they play team bingo or poker or some card game and they have to have unusual names, like the OVER THE LINE GAMES, if you know what I'm talking about. OK, so their name was "KENNY CHESNEY STUFFS CHEESE IN HIS PANTS." Now, if that's some kind of inside joke between them, KEEP IT TO YOURSELVES. Even then, I realized they had no class.

I worked a venue at a Kenny Chesney show recently. Those fans are a loyal bunch and would tolerate no dissin' of their idol. A large segment of these fans are women who would also jam to the female pop/twang of the Dixie Chicks if not for the childish, catty insults.

The Dixie Chicks have shown an uncanny ability for transforming their peers into their betters.

They were dissing other music stars even before the "incident." This thing always stuck in my mind. I was watching an interview and they were talking about how they play team bingo or poker or some card game and they have to have unusual names, like the OVER THE LINE GAMES, if you know what I'm talking about. OK, so their name was "KENNY CHESNEY STUFFS CHEESE IN HIS PANTS." Now, if that's some kind of inside joke between them, KEEP IT TO YOURSELVES. Even then, I realized they had no class.

I live in Dallas, and they used to play at a local restaurant I frequented when they were a (much better) Maines-free cowgirl quartet. Nat and the two sisters have always had a wide streak of arrogance, a huge sense of entitlement and no gratitude. Read up on their history and you'll find that...

They fired the woman who started the group because they wanted even bigger success and she was holding them back...that when Natalie first met the other two, she was really snotty and blew them off because country music was beneath her...and they gave interviews slamming Dallas for not appreciating their genius and making them "play on streetcorners," when in fact, they were the most popular band in town at that time, selling independent albums, getting radio and TV exposure (I was in the live audience when the quartet chicks appeared on a Dallas broadcast of Garrison Keillor's "American Radio Company" show), and playing the best venues in town, including the State Fair Main Stage.

The liberal Dallas Observer even did an article a few years ago about how they've tried to rewrite their history and erase a lot of people who contributed to their success. But it just makes you look so much bigger yourselves when you belittle others, doesn't it, Chickies?