Brad Paisley & Carrie Underwood Have Some Trump Fun At CMAs #BeforeHeTweets

Back in the day, when the Dixie Chicks said a little something/something about then-President George W. Bush they practically lost their careers.

But last night, Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley had them rolling in the aisles as they poked a bit of fun at Donald Trump with this little parody of Underwood's hit, "Before He Cheats."

#beforehetweets @carrieunderwood and @BradPaisley at the #CMA 's poking a little fun at @realDonaldTrump and his TWEETS pic.twitter.com/RkUc2km5t9

— GC945 (@GC945) November 9, 2017

It’s hilarious that people are turning off the #CMAawards because Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood got political. Sorry, but even country artists have morals and standards that Trump does not meet. Lol #BeforeHeTweets

— Gabriella Castillo (@_gcastillo13) November 9, 2017

Never watched the CMAs before, but I think I just watched the best 30 seconds of it 🤣 #beforehetweets https://t.co/u6027ZdMHE

— Arynn Prescott (@soulyogaco) November 9, 2017

If anyone should be mocking Trump it's us country folk.

He pandered to our lowest common denominator, pretended to care about us, and it worked. #BeforeHeTweets #CMAawards https://t.co/oSlD6WI0w5

— 💀 (((NMF))) 💀 (@nf_reece) November 9, 2017

It should be noted, though, that Randy Rainbow did come up with the "Before He Tweets" idea a while back. Enjoy it again below:

Olivia Newton-John Returns To The Country Music Association Awards

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How exciting to see Olivia Newton-John return to the Country Music Association Awards last night.

Many forget she began her five decades in entertainment with major success in the country music genre. As a matter of fact, in 1974 she was the CMA "Female Vocalist of the Year."

Along with Hayley Orrantia and Wendi McLendon-Covey, Olivia presented Lori McKenna with the "Song of the Year award" for "Humble and Kind." The song was written for her friend Tim McGraw, who escorted her to the stage to accept the award at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn.