I loved that he informed anyone that thought he was wrong to come up and talk to him about it. Once a Marine, always a Marine. Great singer, but even greater man.
Lead me home is one of my all-time favorite songs. Cannot believe the crowd didn't respect him and the song Enough to listen to it. Truly a wonderful song.
I completely understand, the ppl talking instead of listening- also ruin the show for those of us that are sitting on the edge of our seats trying to savor every word you say or sing. 🌟💕
Being at the concert they paid to attend is the fun. They were not only being disrespectful to Jamey but, others in the audience who wanted to hear him sing.
I once told a couple that if they wanted to chat during a concert they could go to bar or food court but I paid for tickets to a concert…..not their love life. Everyone around us thanked me.
I can't say I blame him. These jerks ruin the experience of concerts all the time for the rest of us. I can't tell you how many concerts I've left because of the bad behavior of others around me. I too wished they would stop serving alcohol at these events. I was at one at our state fair. I had my children at the fair that day and Kenny Chesney was performing that night at the grandstand. I paid quit a bit for tickets for about7 of us to go. About half way through the concert. Three very drunk cowboys came in and set down behind us each one of them had a beer in each hand. They were carrying on jumping and all. Spilling their beers all over us. So I turned around and asked them very politely to sit down and stop spilling their beers all over us. But instead they chose to do it even more. None of them looked to be more than 16 or 17 years old. And there was highway patrol men every where. So I went down there to tell them about their ages. They told me there was nothing they could do. So I went back to my family and told them we were leaving. We all rocked of beer horribley.on the way home, I got pulled over by a policeman. I had
nothing to drink but because of the smell he was convinced that I was drunk. I tried to explain it to him but he was not convinced. I had to go through all his tests to prove it. It was an awful experience. And that's just one of the many stories I could tell you why alcohol shouldn't be at these concerts
@@sandralumley3444 Same thing happened to me. And it's always the country concerts. I took my granddaughters to a hip hop concert. I have never been to one so I was not sure what to expect. The crowd was amazing people were friendly. No drunks yes a lot of smoking but no issues at all. In fact people were high fiving me for taking my girls.
Jamey is worth listening to and it's hard when people go to a concert to just talk and become really rude in that aspect. Have some consideration for the performance.
I don’t blame him. I was at a recent Chris Stapleton concert at Comerica Park and couldn’t focus on the music for the overlying din of people talking. It ticked me off and I ended up leaving early and missing several great tunes. People, if you want to talk, go somewhere else. So rude. These concerts aren’t cheap, either.
People aren’t the same anymore. With all the social media and technology it’s like people can’t be still and focus on anything. I’ve almost quit going to shows altogether for this reason. The last time I went to the Tractor Tavern in Seattle to see JD McPherson I about got into a fist fight. Had to tell an ignorant beech to shut up I paid to hear him not her.
@@smittyondadeckwhodat Sounds like most of that crowd didn't want to hear him just their own BS when he was trying to perform, and they were drowning him out talking! Why would he keep trying to perform good for him he did the right thing if you want some respect try giving it first.🤠
@@smittyondadeckwhodat He was halfway through the last song of the night. He didn't rip anybody off. The values are respect and standing up for what is right. Values that some people obviously, and unfortunately, don't understand.
I've seen Jamey twice this year. (Cherokee casino and Anderson SC) Amazing concerts, beautiful voice. Lead me home is one of my favorites my dad just passed and I played that song at his funeral. Had the crowd disrespected him in South Carolina, I would have walked out along with him. Jamey Johnson my husband and I are lifelong fans! Keep rocking, keep being you 🤘
Jamey Johnson is one of the top 5 artist that I've had the opportunity to see perform live.. I don't blame him for walking off the stage. Everyone acts like they're entitled to shit today, no one has any respect for their fellow man.
I have seen Jamey Johnson many, many times in his home state of Alabama and I can tell ya, the folks of Alabama attend his shows to hear him sing and do so with great respect for his artistic talent. I for one would never pay for a concert only to not pay attention to it and yap away.. the concert is for the expirience and to live in that moment is a great treasure. His music has blown me away for years and I hang onto every note, every lyric.
Don't blame him for doing that after all in order to get respect you should give it as well. Nothing less than the utmost respect for the man. J. J. is a damn good artist and he deserves respect
I fully support the actions of Jamey Johnson. As a fan I pay good money to see and hear the performance. I don't need to hear all the background noise. If you need to talk you should leave. Respect and love to Jamey Johnson!!
We all need to set boundaries these days, no matter what others think! Respect is far lacking in this day and age! He did the right thing... IMO. Let's all be grateful for such a tremendous musically talented artist. Semper Fi!!
What is happening in country music these days is heart breaking. The music in its self has lost its roots,turning more pop than country. You hear of fights breaking out and now disrespectful behavior for a true country artist that people pay good money to see. I don't blame him for walking out, he didn't deserve to be treated that way.
I don't blame him from walking off stage. They really disrespected him. He's there to do a show for them and all they can do is sit and gab. That's not right.
Jamey's next show is the Tuesday Night Opry. He'll damn sure get the respect he deserves there. Country music people sitting to hear country music, not a bunch of snowflakes there to take selfies and see who can talk the loudest. Congratulations Jamey on your induction and thank you for trying to teach a lesson that should have been taught a long time ago.
Nothing worse then rude crowds good for him. That's the biggest problem today is the lack of respect that is well earned by Jamie Johnson. People need to learn and live life "In Color" respect
God love ya Jamey! People need to respect the artist and keep it down, especially during certain songs and certain times of the show. Keep singin' brother!!!
I saw him several yrs ago in tyler, tx And he sang I SAW THE LIGHT and ppl were booing. I was 2nd row so I know he could hear it, but he put on a helluva show. Young ppl have no respect.
Jamey Johnson and Arron Lewis are the ONLY singers that can move me very emotionally today ! I watch Jamey pour his heart and his soul into his music and I can see that in his eyes .... I often hear the crowd Chattering... and I think... what is wrong with these people... His song Lead Me Home is INCREDIBLE ! I too am and have been a singer ... I do this song also... LOVE JAMEY JOHNSON ... GOD BLESS JAMEY JOHNSON. !! THANKS JAMEY
Dearest Jamey, Thank you for also speaking to unruly audience members. Aaron, Zach and Morgan , many thanks to you as well. Throughout these last weeks, many hardships have been in each of our lives. Sickness and death, famine and disease, heartaches and striff ,economic conditions that have crippled the USA and so many other things that gives such more saddness to the evidence of a lack of discipline within people- regardless of age. Artists perform more then 2 hour shows. They are on the road constantly city to city, state to state and country to country. They are away from their loved ones. They miss cookouts with neighbors, birthday parties for their kids, and parents. They practice, they write & rewrite. They fuss. They make up. They wear laundry they have to do. They sleep on busses, live out of hotels. And,,they feel sick sometimes. GOSH… let me stop. Manners and good behavior, being kind and smiling costs nothing . It is more precious than anything a dollar could ever ourchase. So, the folks that do not behave responsibly- leave . Better thought- don’t go to the show! Others are there to enjoy.
People don't know how to behave in public anymore. It's disrespectful. To the artist and the true fans that paid good money to enjoy the show. I don't blame Jamie Johnson one bit. Just ashame the audiences conduct insulted such a great Musican. Maybe now some of them might get a clear message.
It needs to be pointed out that Lead Me Home is the last song of his set. He walked off with about two minutes left of the show, not halfway through. According to comments from folks who were there, he asked at least once for the talkers to quiet down. Context is key.
I had this happen one time when I went to a Charlie Daniels concert at a western club in Phoenix. The crowd was so disrespectful. Just yapping away while he tried to play his set. I was so embarrassed that these people were so low class as to do that. I don’t blame him one bit for walking off. People are so self-indulgent and self-absorbed. It’s disgusting.
Not only are they being disrespectful towards him but also to the people that came and paid hard earned money to hear him sing. People didn't pay to here Joe Blow talk beside him. I've always been a Jamey Johnson fan. I was blessed to see him perform in Brandon MS.
Further more I would love for him to come to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan in late summer for our music festival. He'd get nothing but respect from our small town Big ticket show.
If I had to be subjected to such rudeness as a performer, I’d say he Mae the right call. My sincerest apologies to you Sir. You were just fine in calling it short.
Jamey sings from the heart. There is always an idiot in the crowd wanting to be seen and heard. Stay at home and entertain yourself if you cant behave so that the other people can enjoy. Jamey is a good guy and family friend. His voice doesn't have to be doctored up. Hes the real deal. Keep singing Jamey we are proud of you!!!!!
I saw him a few years ago at Ruth Eckard hall which is quiet personal venue. About half way through the show he got sick of people yelling out and talking. So he asked the audience did we pay to hear these assholes or him. And well, you know what we all said. Lol. After that he said if they interrupt again he's gonna have security throw them out. Lol. I love Jamey.
Shame on the audience... Because I have seen this legendary artist many times. Most times the greatest of our time has played kick ass music for 3 hours
These artist are trying to do shows and people alway makes an ass of themselves and ruins the fans that really want to be there ! Artist gets fed up and have to let it out !
I don’t blame him at all either. I had the very same thing happen to me too. I was performing at a Starbucks here in Pittsbugh and people were talking and being rude. A couple of them left right in the middle of one of my songs. People need to show respect
We were at a Gary Allan concert years ago in Athens, Texas and watched some hoodlum throw a lit cigarette butt right into his face as he was singing on stage. True to being a true showman he kept right on singing. Taught me alot about being in the spotlight and being true. Security grabbed the hoodlum and took him to the door. I understand Johnsons reaction as well. There is such a disrespect among people anymore and it is indeed shameful
I am on Jamey's side. I am sure everyone knows how sublimely he plays Lead Me Home. It is.a prayer. You don't talk during that song. Jamey was right. He stands up. You have to love this man.
Jamie Johnson is one of the best country music stars of all time. He is unapologetic in his views and he is 100% right. If you want to run your damn mouth stay home but you really don't know what you're missing.
Sooooo disrespectful to talk during a concert. I've been to several small concerts where people don't know how to act. The performer calls them out and tells them to shut up. Especially on a song like this. We played this version recently at my mother in laws funeral. God bless Jamey Johnson for keeping it real....always 💯 ❤️
As I see it , it's a representation of what is going on in our Country , the USA . It's not just Country Music fans at all these concerts with problems . As a Society we are faltering and this is evidence . Many young people have lost the ability to express respect for others and conduct themselves in a respectful way . Sad to observe from politics to everyday life . I don't blame JJ one bit. He called it like he saw it , as he always has . Better days and venues ahead JJ , keep it Country !
Well said. I learned my lesson young: I was talking when I should have been listening to our National Anthem and the older gentleman beside me politely slapped the back of my head. Lesson learned. This younger generation needs that same slap. By the way, that gentleman was my dad.
They should be ashamed for such disrespectful behavior. I love this guy & his music and don't blame him one bit either for not wanting to deal with that crap from people. As we say in the South, that just ain't right & he especially don't deserve that. Thank you Jamey for your music and being who you are. God bless you, the South & America. We sure do need it now more than ever. 🇺🇲🙏😊
I don't blame him. If they didn't go to here to here him /them play then they should have gone to a loud bar instead so they could blend in with the noise. Others went there to hear him. So they weren't just disrespectful to him /them play but also to those whom wanted to hear him/them. Just saying'🤨😏
I saw Jamie at Lake of the Ozarks, MO 2020 he was fantastic not one person acted out of line. The assholes that made him walk off stage does not have a clue of what a great concert he puts on. They don’t deserve to see Jamie play….
I agree he did the right thing. We were at a concert and the people behind us were loud and talking about football and where they were going to continue drinking after the concert. It was so annoying,we go to a concert for the music a lot of people just go to get drunk. They can do that anywhere.
I love Jamey Johnson and have seen him a few times at HOB in Myrtle Beach SC. I let my whiskey talk to a man 4 times my size one night. I told him that I came to hear Jamey not him. Needless to say he wound up ashamed of himself and moved far enough away I couldn't hear him anymore. I don't even think he knew Jamey's music. If you're going to a bar looking for a guy or lady, do everyone a favor and don't go to a concert. Especially one that I'm at, especially a Jamey Johnson concert. He's the only man that I came to see.
I've had to have that same conversation myself a few times my friend. Too bad respect and consideration aren't required to go out in public anymore. Hopefully next show I stand beside you
I don't blame him!! Honestly I've been to many concerts of all music. This is the first year I skipped my yearly country concerts. I pay good money to see the artist. But yet some of the fans ruin it for so many. Last year I had someone throw up on me. Front row seats, great artist and yet I had to leave. It was bad!
This happened to me recently at a Darrell Scott concert. A couple of guys come in half way through and spend the rest of the night talking. And of course, they had to talk loud to hear each other over the music, which means everyone else had to listen to their conversation. I'll never understand why people pay for tickets to a concert and then talk through it. It makes no sense at all.
I loved that he informed anyone that thought he was wrong to come up and talk to him about it. Once a Marine, always a Marine. Great singer, but even greater man.
Hoorah
That’s Not a Marine thing…..
That’s a MAN thing.
Love that he stood up for his and his bands values. Need ppl to show respect to the artist.
Lead me home is one of my all-time favorite songs. Cannot believe the crowd didn't respect him and the song Enough to listen to it. Truly a wonderful song.
Hopefully next time, ppl will be a lot more respectful.
That’s the Gospel! Thanks for also feeling that powerful uplifting song!
James, my comment went below. Oops
One of my favorites
Oh mine too!!
I completely understand, the ppl talking instead of listening- also ruin the show for those of us that are sitting on the edge of our seats trying to savor every word you say or sing. 🌟💕
Don't blame him at all. When I pay to go to a concert I want to hear it....
Being at the concert they paid to attend is the fun. They were not only being disrespectful to Jamey but, others in the audience who wanted to hear him sing.
I once told a couple that if they wanted to chat during a concert they could go to bar or food court but I paid for tickets to a concert…..not their love life. Everyone around us thanked me.
Totally agree with Jamey Johnson…! They do not deserve his greatness! Love you sir! ❤️💪
Lead me home is such an amazing song....I could only wish to hear it live, acoustic style. Shame on that crowd!!
I can’t say that I blame him. People have no respect anymore. And what a wonderful song that crowd missed out on!! One of my favorites
Shut up....he's a douchebag. He gets paid to sing, he's a snowflake.
I can't say I blame him. These jerks ruin the experience of concerts all the time for the rest of us. I can't tell you how many concerts I've left because of the bad behavior of others around me. I too wished they would stop serving alcohol at these events. I was at one at our state fair. I had my children at the fair that day and Kenny Chesney was performing that night at the grandstand. I paid quit a bit for tickets for about7 of us to go. About half way through the concert. Three very drunk cowboys came in and set down behind us each one of them had a beer in each hand. They were carrying on jumping and all. Spilling their beers all over us. So I turned around and asked them very politely to sit down and stop spilling their beers all over us. But instead they chose to do it even more. None of them looked to be more than 16 or 17 years old. And there was highway patrol men every where. So I went down there to tell them about their ages. They told me there was nothing they could do. So I went back to my family and told them we were leaving. We all rocked of beer horribley.on the way home, I got pulled over by a policeman. I had
nothing to drink but because of the smell he was convinced that I was drunk. I tried to explain it to him but he was not convinced. I had to go through all his tests to prove it. It was an awful experience. And that's just one of the many stories I could tell you why alcohol shouldn't be at these concerts
@@sandralumley3444 Same thing happened to me. And it's always the country concerts. I took my granddaughters to a hip hop concert. I have never been to one so I was not sure what to expect. The crowd was amazing people were friendly. No drunks yes a lot of smoking but no issues at all. In fact people were high fiving me for taking my girls.
Jamey is worth listening to and it's hard when people go to a concert to just talk and become really rude in that aspect. Have some consideration for the performance.
I don’t blame him. I was at a recent Chris Stapleton concert at Comerica Park and couldn’t focus on the music for the overlying din of people talking. It ticked me off and I ended up leaving early and missing several great tunes. People, if you want to talk, go somewhere else. So rude. These concerts aren’t cheap, either.
Waaay overpriced. The crowds keep getting smaller.
@@toddgittins5692 Because of idiots in the crowds and drunks
People aren’t the same anymore. With all the social media and technology it’s like people can’t be still and focus on anything. I’ve almost quit going to shows altogether for this reason. The last time I went to the Tractor Tavern in Seattle to see JD McPherson I about got into a fist fight. Had to tell an ignorant beech to shut up I paid to hear him not her.
People are so Disrespectful anymore
Good for him for sticking to his values.
What values? Ripping people off the money they paid to see him
Bill Burr cussed out the Philadelphia crowd for 13min disrespecting his comedian partners.
@@smittyondadeckwhodat Sounds like most of that crowd didn't want to hear him just their own BS when he was trying to perform, and they were drowning him out talking! Why would he keep trying to perform good for him he did the right thing if you want some respect try giving it first.🤠
@@TheDiamonddust1 he should give them their money back. He's a douchebag that can't take any criticism or need a safe place to perform in. Snowflakes
@@smittyondadeckwhodat He was halfway through the last song of the night. He didn't rip anybody off. The values are respect and standing up for what is right. Values that some people obviously, and unfortunately, don't understand.
I've seen Jamey twice this year. (Cherokee casino and Anderson SC) Amazing concerts, beautiful voice. Lead me home is one of my favorites my dad just passed and I played that song at his funeral. Had the crowd disrespected him in South Carolina, I would have walked out along with him. Jamey Johnson my husband and I are lifelong fans! Keep rocking, keep being you 🤘
I missed Cherokee this year but we caught Anderson. Amazing show, amazing venue. We would have been right there with you!
It's a beautiful song.....I can't imagine wanting to talk thru it!.....listening to him sing it is pure peace to my heart!
Jamey Johnson is really good live I’ve seen him twice.
I've seen him three and a half times. I passed out halfway thru his set once!
@@shadygraves my wife and I have seen him 7 1/2 times. I had one of those nights 😂
Jamey Johnson is one of the top 5 artist that I've had the opportunity to see perform live..
I don't blame him for walking off the stage. Everyone acts like they're entitled to shit today, no one has any respect for their fellow man.
I don't blame him one bit !! Awesome performer, deserves respect. 👏
😎✌️🇺🇲👍
I have seen Jamey Johnson many, many times in his home state of Alabama and I can tell ya, the folks of Alabama attend his shows to hear him sing and do so with great respect for his artistic talent. I for one would never pay for a concert only to not pay attention to it and yap away.. the concert is for the expirience and to live in that moment is a great treasure. His music has blown me away for years and I hang onto every note, every lyric.
AMEN Brother RlJ
He was right in doing so. It's 2022, people are gonna start to learn.
Don't blame him for doing that after all in order to get respect you should give it as well. Nothing less than the utmost respect for the man. J. J. is a damn good artist and he deserves respect
Hats off to Him for telling it like it is.
It’s ok Jamey. I’ll sit and listen to you all day long. Love you and your music. My Respect to you brother.
He did the right thing..
I fully support the actions of Jamey Johnson. As a fan I pay good money to see and hear the performance. I don't need to hear all the background noise. If you need to talk you should leave. Respect and love to Jamey Johnson!!
We all need to set boundaries these days, no matter what others think! Respect is far lacking in this day and age! He did the right thing... IMO. Let's all be grateful for such a tremendous musically talented artist. Semper Fi!!
What is happening in country music these days is heart breaking. The music in its self has lost its roots,turning more pop than country. You hear of fights breaking out and now disrespectful behavior for a true country artist that people pay good money to see. I don't blame him for walking out, he didn't deserve to be treated that way.
I don't blame him from walking off stage. They really disrespected him. He's there to do a show for them and all they can do is sit and gab. That's not right.
Alcohol is a bitch
Thank you Jamie for sticking up for your rights and being a true American Country Boy!!!!! GOD BLESS!!!!
Jamey's next show is the Tuesday Night Opry. He'll damn sure get the respect he deserves there. Country music people sitting to hear country music, not a bunch of snowflakes there to take selfies and see who can talk the loudest. Congratulations Jamey on your induction and thank you for trying to teach a lesson that should have been taught a long time ago.
Good for you Jamey. And congratulations on your induction
Well said
People have lost their minds! Don’t have a clue how to act right and think the world owes them respect while it’s circles around them. 🤯
Nothing worse then rude crowds good for him. That's the biggest problem today is the lack of respect that is well earned by Jamie Johnson. People need to learn and live life "In Color" respect
God love ya Jamey! People need to respect the artist and keep it down, especially during certain songs and certain times of the show. Keep singin' brother!!!
Things like this are the reason that I don't even like going out in public anymore. People just don't show respect to other people anymore.
It’s how they were Raised,No Respect.
I saw him several yrs ago in tyler, tx And he sang I SAW THE LIGHT and ppl were booing. I was 2nd row so I know he could hear it, but he put on a helluva show. Young ppl have no respect.
Jamey Johnson and Arron Lewis are the ONLY singers that can move me very emotionally today ! I watch Jamey pour his heart and his soul into his music and I can see that in his eyes .... I often hear the crowd Chattering... and I think... what is wrong with these people... His song Lead Me Home is INCREDIBLE ! I too am and have been a singer ... I do this song also... LOVE JAMEY JOHNSON ... GOD BLESS JAMEY JOHNSON. !! THANKS JAMEY
Amen
Amazing artist. Artists in general deserve Respect when on stage
Dearest Jamey,
Thank you for also speaking to unruly audience members. Aaron, Zach and Morgan , many thanks to you as well.
Throughout these last weeks, many hardships have been in each of our lives. Sickness and death, famine and disease, heartaches and striff ,economic conditions that have crippled the USA and so many other things that gives such more saddness to the evidence of a lack of discipline within people- regardless of age.
Artists perform more then 2 hour shows. They are on the road constantly city to city, state to state and country to country. They are away from their loved ones. They miss cookouts with neighbors, birthday parties for their kids, and parents. They practice, they write & rewrite. They fuss. They make up. They wear laundry they have to do. They sleep on busses, live out of hotels. And,,they feel sick sometimes. GOSH… let me stop.
Manners and good behavior, being kind and smiling costs nothing . It is more precious than anything a dollar could ever ourchase.
So, the folks that do not behave responsibly- leave . Better thought- don’t go to the show! Others are there to enjoy.
People don't know how to behave in public anymore. It's disrespectful.
To the artist and the true fans that paid good money to enjoy the show.
I don't blame Jamie Johnson one bit.
Just ashame the audiences conduct insulted such a great Musican.
Maybe now some of them might get a clear message.
Live this freaking outlaw he is the very best and the most awsome artist I've ever witnessed
That crowd missed out. He did the right thing.
It needs to be pointed out that Lead Me Home is the last song of his set. He walked off with about two minutes left of the show, not halfway through. According to comments from folks who were there, he asked at least once for the talkers to quiet down. Context is key.
That is a beautiful song He's a true country artist It was their loss
I had this happen one time when I went to a Charlie Daniels concert at a western club in Phoenix. The crowd was so disrespectful. Just yapping away while he tried to play his set. I was so embarrassed that these people were so low class as to do that. I don’t blame him one bit for walking off. People are so self-indulgent and self-absorbed. It’s disgusting.
Just saw him live last week in Columbus, amazing show
I love this guy!
I've seen Johnson 4 times awesome concerts. Had a great time.
Mad respect for Mr. Johnson
Not only are they being disrespectful towards him but also to the people that came and paid hard earned money to hear him sing. People didn't pay to here Joe Blow talk beside him. I've always been a Jamey Johnson fan. I was blessed to see him perform in Brandon MS.
Further more I would love for him to come to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan in late summer for our music festival. He'd get nothing but respect from our small town Big ticket show.
Handled it Perfectly,If you want to Talk,Stay Home!!!
If I had to be subjected to such rudeness as a performer, I’d say he Mae the right call. My sincerest apologies to you Sir. You were just fine in calling it short.
Good on you for standing your ground ‼️👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
That is one of my favorite songs from Jamie 🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸
Jamey sings from the heart. There is always an idiot in the crowd wanting to be seen and heard. Stay at home and entertain yourself if you cant behave so that the other people can enjoy. Jamey is a good guy and family friend. His voice doesn't have to be doctored up. Hes the real deal. Keep singing Jamey we are proud of you!!!!!
@@fredaramey1004 you are bless to be a friend of Jamey, I would love to meet him
Sorry you had deal with the aholes. Your wonderful
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Absolutely love your style Jamey Johnson
Why did these jerks buy tickets or whatever if they were gonna just disrespect him like that? I don’t understand.
Hey, u handled it very professionally. Playing the game and touring is hardner than hell.
i rarely go to concerts due self centered people that talk during the concert. can't stand it, or holding their phone in front of my face.
Un great full people don’t deserve your shows. Be Blessed Jamie Johnson
Stop jackin' your jaws, and listen to the music, or leave. It's not a hard concept.
I saw him a few years ago at Ruth Eckard hall which is quiet personal venue. About half way through the show he got sick of people yelling out and talking. So he asked the audience did we pay to hear these assholes or him. And well, you know what we all said. Lol. After that he said if they interrupt again he's gonna have security throw them out. Lol. I love Jamey.
Shame on the audience... Because I have seen this legendary artist many times. Most times the greatest of our time has played kick ass music for 3 hours
He was so polite to that rude crowd. They don't deserve to have him come back.
These artist are trying to do shows and people alway makes an ass of themselves and ruins the fans that really want to be there ! Artist gets fed up and have to let it out !
Don't blame him at all
I don’t blame him at all either. I had the very same thing happen to me too. I was performing at a Starbucks here in Pittsbugh and people were talking and being rude. A couple of them left right in the middle of one of my songs. People need to show respect
We were at a Gary Allan concert years ago in Athens, Texas and watched some hoodlum throw a lit cigarette butt right into his face as he was singing on stage. True to being a true showman he kept right on singing. Taught me alot about being in the spotlight and being true. Security grabbed the hoodlum and took him to the door. I understand Johnsons reaction as well. There is such a disrespect among people anymore and it is indeed shameful
Security should have beaten that guy.
I am on Jamey's side. I am sure everyone knows how sublimely he plays Lead Me Home. It is.a prayer. You don't talk during that song. Jamey was right. He stands up. You have to love this man.
❤🙏Bless Him
Jamie Johnson is one of the best country music stars of all time. He is unapologetic in his views and he is 100% right. If you want to run your damn mouth stay home but you really don't know what you're missing.
Sooooo disrespectful to talk during a concert. I've been to several small concerts where people don't know how to act. The performer calls them out and tells them to shut up. Especially on a song like this. We played this version recently at my mother in laws funeral. God bless Jamey Johnson for keeping it real....always 💯 ❤️
Good for him! I hate going to a concert and have to listen to the dbags that are there for the social aspect instead of the artist.
Can't blame him. Sad that a small amount of rude fans have to ruin it for everyone else.
As I see it , it's a representation of what is going on in our Country , the USA . It's not just Country Music fans at all these concerts with problems . As a Society we are faltering and this is evidence . Many young people have lost the ability to express respect for others and conduct themselves in a respectful way . Sad to observe from politics to everyday life . I don't blame JJ one bit. He called it like he saw it , as he always has . Better days and venues ahead JJ , keep it Country !
Well said. I learned my lesson young: I was talking when I should have been listening to our National Anthem and the older gentleman beside me politely slapped the back of my head. Lesson learned. This younger generation needs that same slap. By the way, that gentleman was my dad.
They should be ashamed for such disrespectful behavior. I love this guy & his music and don't blame him one bit either for not wanting to deal with that crap from people. As we say in the South, that just ain't right & he especially don't deserve that.
Thank you Jamey for your music and being who you are. God bless you, the South & America. We sure do need it now more than ever. 🇺🇲🙏😊
He's up there sweating and hot singing a touching song and they disgraced it with all their talking. Much Respect Jamie...
I don't blame him. If they didn't go to here to here him /them play then they should have gone to a loud bar instead so they could blend in with the noise. Others went there to hear him. So they weren't just disrespectful to him /them play but also to those whom wanted to hear him/them. Just saying'🤨😏
Most people don't know how to be respectful and courteous these days
Us Tennessee folks don’t take crap from anyone. Disrespect me . Total respect for you . Just to show us Tenn folk how we roll .
Shine on my brother .
Bravo!
Right on Jamey 💪
I don't blame him I wish he'd come to Johnson City TN
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Good for him! It’s unfortunate for his true fans that were at the show.
He said if you think I'm wrong come up here and tell me. And nobody went up there. 😂
I think he did the right thing by leaving.
I saw Jamie at Lake of the Ozarks, MO 2020 he was fantastic not one person acted out of line. The assholes that made him walk off stage does not have a clue of what a great concert he puts on. They don’t deserve to see Jamie play….
I agree he did the right thing. We were at a concert and the people behind us were loud and talking about football and where they were going to continue drinking after the concert. It was so annoying,we go to a concert for the music a lot of people just go to get drunk. They can do that anywhere.
He's a badass too telling them if they think he's wrong come up there and throw down
Had anyone tried to accept his invitation, security would have handled it.
People have no Class or Morals anymore Way to go Jamey!!
Bravo, JJ.
I love Jamey Johnson and have seen him a few times at HOB in Myrtle Beach SC. I let my whiskey talk to a man 4 times my size one night. I told him that I came to hear Jamey not him. Needless to say he wound up ashamed of himself and moved far enough away I couldn't hear him anymore. I don't even think he knew Jamey's music.
If you're going to a bar looking for a guy or lady, do everyone a favor and don't go to a concert. Especially one that I'm at, especially a Jamey Johnson concert.
He's the only man that I came to see.
I've had to have that same conversation myself a few times my friend. Too bad respect and consideration aren't required to go out in public anymore. Hopefully next show I stand beside you
I was there! He was right
Sounds like a damn Cracker Barrel restaurant not a concert!!
I don't blame him!! Honestly I've been to many concerts of all music. This is the first year I skipped my yearly country concerts. I pay good money to see the artist. But yet some of the fans ruin it for so many. Last year I had someone throw up on me. Front row seats, great artist and yet I had to leave. It was bad!
Dont blame him one bit
And that why I'm a JJ fan.
What a disrespectful crowd. No manners. I agree that he should have walked out.
Mom or Dad probably bought the concert ticket for the talker's.
That's his choice. If the crowd was rowdy, causing issues or just being rude he has the right to do so. Kudos to him. Keep that country head high sir.
This happened to me recently at a Darrell Scott concert. A couple of guys come in half way through and spend the rest of the night talking. And of course, they had to talk loud to hear each other over the music, which means everyone else had to listen to their conversation. I'll never understand why people pay for tickets to a concert and then talk through it. It makes no sense at all.
GOOD FOR HIM!!!
Mad respect for Jamey Johnson. I'd have done the same thing.