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A tribute to Dolly Parton At his 78th birthday certainly did not go as planned, which led to the place that welcomed her to apologize. On Saturday January 19, the emblematic place of Nashville that the Grand Ole Opry celebrated The anniversary of the singer-songwriter With a concert, but a guest presented a show that offended the participants. She king Admitted during her set that she was "hammered", forgot the words of the song that she sang and used blasphemy while committing with heckling calling it to be disrespectful.

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As indicated by Variety, King, better known for his song "Ex's & oh's" and to be the daughter of Saturday Night Live alum Rob Schneider ,, Forgotten the words of the Parton song "Marry me" and sung, "I do not give an [explanive]" and "I do not know the words of these things in this [explained] city ... don't tell Dolly because it is his birthday. "" (Parton was not present at the show.) A member of the King group suggested to play one of her own songs instead, and she said: "I can barely play another person's song, Let me see if I can play one of mine. "

The public began to heckle king, and Variety Reports that she said to them, "You don't get your money back." The 34 -year -old also said, "I'm going to tell you one more thing. Hi, my name is her King and I am [explained] hammered."

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People on social networks have criticized King because performance clips circulated online.

"#Elleking won one of the largest legends not only in the country, but in the world. How dare you. #Mes," wrote a User X (formerly Twitter). Another wrote , "I looked at this, and she should be embarrassed to miss Dolly Parton in this way. I don't think the public of the public had to see this either." Another Country music fan published , "She King. As it is disrespectful. Not only for Dolly, but for each person who walked on this scene. I can't even believe it." AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

In response to an unhappy participant position, the Grand Ole Opry account apologized for King's performance. On January 19, the place posted that Lauren Alaina would no longer participate in the Hommage of Parton program "due to unforeseen circumstances". In response to this post, the user @judasbellmont wrote , "I want her to be there because she ruined the night with her horrible, drunk and profane performance. Dolly Parton would have been mortified. For our first time at Opry, it was a shame that we all have due to witness. "

The Opry account responded , "Hi Judas, we regret deeply and we apologize for the language that was used during the second performance of Opry last night." Better life contacted a King representative to comment.

As indicated by the Dallas observer , before Opry performance, King was also slammed Online by viewers who thought she seemed to be intoxicated while hosting Live New Year: Big Bash from Nashville And interpret your song "Drunk (and I don't want to go home)." Before starting the performance, she said, "It's good. I live what I sing, all of you. I had a drink."

On YouTube, some commentators defended King's appearance in the new year special. "She was just spending a good time !!! I love her !!!" wrote a fan. Another said: "Yall lights up! It was New Year's Eve and she did very well! Who cares if she had a few? Good job!"

King spoke of drinking on stage in an interview in 2022 with The San Diego Union-Tribune . She said that She played both sober And under the influence of alcohol and explained: "I would say that I appreciate both and I really applaud people who are sober." She explained to drink before singing: "They don't call her" liquid courage "for nothing. I mean, how many jobs are you presented and there are bottles of alcohol on the table for you (in your locker room)? There are not much. ""

The singer added that drinking alcohol helps her nerves. "I become nervous before going on stage, [so] I have some drinks [first]," said King. "Drinking makes me less nervous at the idea of hitting the notes when I sing. If I don't do them, it won't bite as much."

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