Country singer Zac Brown says he is performing at the planned UFC event on the White House lawn to honor America rather than to make a political statement. Multiple outlets report Brown has framed his role as patriotism, contrasting it with what he describes as national division. Billboard says Brown plans to play music after weigh-ins and then sing the National Anthem with the Marine Band at the event. Breitbart reports Brown refuses to apologize for singing, describing the appearance as a way to show respect for the country and people who have sacrificed for others to pursue an American dream. Rolling Stone challenges Brown’s framing, arguing that his appearance at a White House event associated with former President Donald Trump is inherently political, even if Brown presents it as nonpolitical. Across coverage, the core points are that Brown is scheduled to perform at the White House UFC match, that he characterizes his participation as patriotic, and that outlets differ on whether the context makes the act political.
Zac Brown defends performing the national anthem at White House UFC event
Country singer Zac Brown says he is performing at the planned UFC event on the White House lawn to honor America rather than to make a political statement. Multiple outlets report Brown has framed his...
- Zac Brown is scheduled to perform at a UFC event on the White House lawn.
- He says his planned National Anthem performance is intended as patriotism, not politics.
- Billboard reports he will play after weigh-ins and sing the National Anthem with the Marine Band.
- Breitbart reports Brown refuses to apologize for singing the anthem.
- Rolling Stone argues the White House context makes the appearance political despite Brown’s statements.
Try as he might, the country singer can't claim his appearance at Trump's White House cage fight was anything other than political
2 months agoBrown, a big UFC fan, said he will play after the weigh-ins and then sing the National Anthem with the Marine Band.
2 months agoZAC BROWN on singing national anthem at UFC White House event: "I'm there to honor America. This is patriotism, not politics for me. I mean, f--- all the division. I don't believe in that. I love this country. I love all the people that have sacrificed so that I can live my American dream."
2 months agoCountry singer Zac Brown has defended his decision to perform the National Anthem at the upcoming UFC match on the White House lawn, calling it a matter of patriotism. The post Zac Brown Refuses to Apologize for Singing National Anthem at WH UFC Match: ‘Patriotism, Not Politics’ appeared first on Breitbart.
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