Tim McGraw Proves That Chivalry Is Still Alive And Well


Above, Tim McGraw gives the hook to some guy who had enough money to pay for a front-row seat to his show and enough booze in him to think that getting up in the space of a nearby woman was a good idea. In the YouTube comments attached to this clip, there’s a raging debate over whether or not this whole thing was staged for maximizing McGraw’s Google juice (friendly reminder: he’s on tour now!), but I like to think that if it was a play for the cameraphone crowd, McGraw would have given the guy a roundhouse punch or at least a stern on-mic beratement before handing him over to the backstage security detail. [YouTube / Seattle Times]

 
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  1. Lucas Jensen  |   Posted on Jun 26th, 2008

    Cool. I doubt it was staged. Good for Tim! I hate that we’re so cynical as a society that we think everything is faked: this, Tiger’s knee injury, etc.

  2. Charlie Kerfelds Jetsons Tee  |   Posted on Jun 26th, 2008

    Looks real to me.

    That being said, the event transpired during a song that contains the following lyrics…

    They all gather ’round my teepee
    Late at night tryin’ to catch a peek at me
    In nothin’ but my buffalo briefs
    I got ‘em standin’ in line

    ‘Cause I’m an Indian outlaw
    Half Cherokee and Choctaw
    My baby she’s a Chippewa
    She’s one of a kind

    Cherokee people
    Cherokee tribe
    So proud to live
    So proud to die

    I’m sure they’re proud of that little ditty, too.

  3. Chris Molanphy  |   Posted on Jun 26th, 2008

    A Nashville-based act who supported John Kerry in ‘04; defends ladies at shows from boorish men. I think I love this guy.

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