John Schneider Criticized for Beyonce Country Album Comments

John Schneider, an actor and singer, compared Beyoncé to a dog marking its territory.

The 63-year-old actor from Dukes of Hazzard made a controversial statement suggesting a severe punishment for President Joe Biden. He mentioned this during an interview with the conservative network One American News.

People inquired about his opinion on musicians with leftist views who perform various genres, such as the 42-year-old vocalist.

Supporters of a Renaissance music artist were urging an Oklahoma radio station to feature his latest country music.

Those individuals in the entertainment industry just can’t resist meddling in every field, can they? “They always want to be in control, don’t they?” The host asked Schneider.

He responded, “They have to leave their mark, like a dog in a dog park.” Each and every dog feels the need to leave their mark on every tree, don’t they? That’s what’s going on here.

He mentioned that typically, country artists like Shania Twain are the ones attempting to transition into pop music.

He then mentioned his expertise in country music.

During the 1980s, John released his own country music.

Beyoncé surprised everyone by releasing her country song Texas Hold ‘Em during the Super Bowl on Sunday.

Simultaneously, she revealed the release date of her eighth studio album, Act II, the second installment in the Renaissance trilogy. This album is anticipated to showcase a strong country vibe.

A fan of Beyoncé expressed on the social media app X that his local country music station, 100.1 KYKC, refused to play the song.

He mentioned that he requested his local country radio station (KYKC) to play Texas Hold ‘Em, but received an email stating that they do not play Beyonce on KYKC as they are a country music station. Hello, @BeyLegion.

Justin tagged Beyoncé Legion at the conclusion of his tweet, the largest fan club dedicated to Beyoncé. Subsequently, he penned a post alleging the station of discrimination and encouraging fellow fans to reach out via email to request the song as well.

Plenty of fans were more than willing to do so. As an illustration, lawyer Keaton Grant humorously mentioned, “They got my Oklahoma attorney a** typing an email,” and he shared a screenshot of the poor proof in his tweet.

Justin received numerous negative responses and retweets regarding KYKC, expressing disappointment that Beyoncé, known for her work in different music styles, overlooked a country song.

After four years and 3.2 million views, KYKC posted on their social media account, “Lots of calls coming in for Beyoncé’s Texas Hold ‘Em.” “It will be on in a minute,” they assured, sharing a picture of the song in the queue.

A representative from South Central Oklahoma Radio Enterprises (S.C.O.R.E.), which owns KYKC, informed MailOnline that initially, they were unaware that she was releasing a country song.

“Then, when there was a demand for it, we didn’t have it available.” We were unable to receive it from any label or distributor. That’s the reason we were unable to play it.

After numerous calls and emails, we finally acquired the song and played it on our country station, KYKC. It’s also featured on our Top 40 station, KXFC, and our classic hits station, KADA-FM.

We are huge fans as we have been listening to Beyoncé for two decades.

When questioned about the allegations of racism, the spokesperson responded, “To begin with, we are under the ownership of a minority-owned company, so that is a factor to consider.”

“If the music is good, we’ll play it next.” No matter the individual or their appearance, it’s irrelevant.

Third, we celebrated Beyoncé’s debut many years ago. She has always been a valuable contributor to our team, particularly on two of our stations.

“Honestly, we were unaware of her latest country song release, and no one forwarded it to us.” We added it to our Playlist immediately.

Shortly after, Beyoncé enthusiasts and individuals on social platforms such as Instagram and X (formerly known as Twitter) expressed their opinions on John’s statement.

“Don’t mention her again,” one person wrote. “You’re aware that you were canceled, right?”

“Wow, did you actually compare Beyoncé to a dog marking her territory?!” It’s astonishing how country music owes its existence to black people. Without the contributions of black men, would you still feel as significant? Perhaps a little more humility is in order. Someone penned down their thoughts.

One person wrote, “Discussing the queen’s departure will bring bad luck,” and another person commented, “You dare to compare Beyoncé to a dog…”You should feel embarrassed about your actions…

“I understand that your white privilege may prevent you from acknowledging your mistake, but the beyhive will ensure consequences until an apology is made.” Watch Texas Hold ‘Em and 16 Carriages Act II Out 3.9.

“Beyoncé is a multi-talented individual who excels in singing, dancing, creating art, directing movies, and pursuing any other endeavor she desires.” A fan posted on X, “It’s time for the Hive to start buzzing because John Schneider was involved with Black women on a show produced by a Black man and then referred to Beyonce as a dog.”

“Does he realize she’s from TEXAS with a T?” Another person wrote, “One.” “And John Schneider isn’t even from Texas…However, Beyoncé is.” Similar to his music and performances, his skills are lacking. This is all about #Beyonceiscountry.

On social media, a post stated, “It is racist and hateful to compare @Beyoncé to a dog.” I’m thrilled she’s here since I enjoy country music. Curious to discover her offerings. John Schneider is another individual with extreme racist beliefs. Sure thing, Beyoncé.

John Schneider criticized Beyoncé’s new country music, comparing it to a dog going to the bathroom and expressing concern about leftists taking over. “I believe he is writing about his own failed music career,” wrote someone else.
Declare, “We own it all!” That individual should be knowledgeable about their history, stated another enthusiast. Someone else mentioned, “Cancel John today, no need to apologize, John, you really mean it.”

“This is a prime example of racism,” one person commented. Former employees of Dukes of Hazzard have likened Beyoncé’s desire to create a Country Western album to a dog urinating. He should expand his knowledge of Country Western.

“It’s unbelievable that he’s referring to Beyoncé as a dog when a black MAN is the one signing your paycheck,” another fan remarked.

Another individual responded with, “Lol.” And another person wrote, “Well darn.” He appeared on a black network show, so I suppose that was his… African Americans pioneered the genre, but they are excluded from participating now.