The Chicks - March March

[@SomebodysMomma]

I am a black woman that has always loved me some Dixie Chicks. I am a real fan with the actual CDs lol. I love you guys even more. This brought me to tears. I knew I always loved you guys for a reason.

[@SomebodysMomma]

@Richard I agree, amazing and real artist. I appreciate the stance they are making and their evolution

[@GRTVO]

Me too.

[@chaeliallen6781]

me too girl

[@lookforward2life]

It’s also unusual to have a band stay together and not sell out. 💕 I appreciate the names at the end as well, even if it way too many and just kept going. Love all!

[@TahtahmesDiary]

We are out here! I was a little girl when they spoke out against the war and I appreciated their message of peace at the time, have loved them since!

[@tikki2340]

These women were willing to put their whole careers on the line back in 2003 to stand up for what they believe in. This isn't a publicity stunt. Thank you all for taking a stand as you always have. You have our support!

[@jenniferharden2258]

TOTALLY & COMPLETELY!!

[@sonnymcdowell7127]

Damn straight. Brave ladies.

[@cabopaultube]

More importantly than standing up for something that they believed in, they stood up for what was right even though it was not popular.

[@jessmac8362]

Perfectly said!

[@emv8869]

Absolutely- I’ve always respected them for being true to their own values and not bending to pressure to be like others in their genre

[@indiefilmandmusic]

These women spoke up in the USA when it was EXTREMELY unpopular to do so, and they paid the price for it. They're the real deal.

[@phillipelwood5760]

They spoke up FOR the USA

[@randythompson5154]

They suck.

[@JamesLamb]

I'm not sure if I had heard of them before that. So overall did they lose or gain fans? I appreciated their taking a stand. As far as the music goes, there's a limited scope of country/pop that I appreciate, which is why they weren't ever in my musical rotation. But hey - March MARCH!

[@kateclough7258]

James Lamb They are flatly - superb musicians, songwriters, storytellers. They are moreover principled (liberal) so if people don’t like that part... ?

[@bethr7989]

@@JamesLamb They criticized the 2nd Invasion of Iraq. That didn't set well with country music fans and they were effectively blackballed. Im glad they are back. im not much of a cw fan either

[@lindabialowas2800]

I am here 2024. This song is strong and powerful. Why have I never heard it?!

[@maryannepaul1160]

So many people are saying they'll never buy their albums again. that's okay there's a whole lot of us are buying them for the first time.

[@pruemcgee637]

They survived their albums being burnt in 2003 and are still here I don't think they give 2 shits The chicks are awesome queens change is hard so the louder your screaming at the chicks the harder the truth is hurting you.

[@coachpopeye874]

@@pruemcgee637 YESSSS!! PREACH!

[@BananaMan311]

Have fun with that ✌️

[@jerijustify]

Exactly.

[@mizzdwnsoufdarling]

Best reply to ever! ❤️them chicks

[@TheBurgessNetwork]

This trio has done it again. This song is a masterpiece. I thought I couldn't love a song more than I loved "I'm not ready to make nice." But this song blew my mind. Powerful song. And the haunting sound of the violin and all the names of the victims across the screen - oh my! This is brilliant.

[@coachpopeye874]

I'm with you! I love "Not Ready to Make Nice" but this is an even bigger statement. Also, yes, she plays the hell out of that violin 😁

[@rubymiller4790]

MJ Burgess I’m a drummer, well sometimes but I especially loved the violins in this song. Incredible doesn’t give it the justice it deserves but it’ll do for now.

[@barrystewart5946]

Just hope they don’t beat Beyoncé 🤘

[@coachpopeye874]

@@barrystewart5946 they did a song at the CMTs with Beyonce that was 🔥 and the CMTs blocked it. The Chicks, along with many others were really pissed and really let them have it for that B.S.

[@coachpopeye874]

@@barrystewart5946 sorry, it was the CMA's , that's the link if you want to check it out. It was dope AF kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmaupJxjqt-of8k

[@utubefun2]

Welcome back Chicks! And what a comeback! The Chicks never should've been black listed by Country, or ostracized in the first place! The Chicks never back down from a fight, they stand for what is right, and their music has always been great! I hope they know they're loved and appreciated, so happy they're back!

[@s4u432]

If you try to kill a woman, you only make her stronger.

[@ruthsikorski5495]

Well said.

[@AvaTheAshley]

a h They sing for the things that matter. I don’t think they’re country music anymore.

[@sherryhilliardsmirl3505]

I love my Chicks!!!

[@chloeflecha9816]

Lmfao

[@msv2u107]

I'm a Black woman of a certain age. I propbably was never in their demo. This was the most powerful video/music I've heard/seen in a while. Thank you Chicks, for your music, your bravery, and flearless advocacy. You have a new fan! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@articulatedkat6608]

Since you specifically brought it up, I wondered if you'd mind weighing in on something I've wondered (as someone who was definitely in their demo). And I promise, I'm not asking you to answer "on behalf of black people." I'm just looking for your personal opinion, from someone likely to have one on this topic. Would it bother you at all if they played songs like this, or Bishop Briggs' "White Flag," at protests or events that were about BLM or other issues specifically affecting black people? Or do you think it would be better to stick to similarly-themed songs by black artists, of which there are obviously plenty to choose from? Though, feel free to ignore this altogether if you don't want to deal with the snotty backlash to whatever your answer would be. :) I wish I had people in my life I could ask, but my issues of social isolation began well before Covid. I went from an isolated single mom to an isolated, disabled community college student to an isolated, disabled university student. And while I've made some great acquaintances in the last 10 years, making new friendships (of any demo) has been trickier. Which doubly sucks because my major is Communications in Public Policy and Advocacy, and about the only time I have a diverse group of people around me to discuss complex topics is in class. Regardless of whether or not you choose to respond, I hope you have a lovely day. :D

[@sonjaheck3156]

i promise you - you were in their demo. You just likely didn't get the exposure to them, but they have been pushing for equality since the beginning. I love that they aren't just doing this to be popular. They are doing this because it is right. They wrote this song 3 years ago. The video obviously is newer but the words were there for a while. You should watch this if you haven't seen it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqfZe2OCl56beJo&ab_channel=dinorabbit

[@LG-cz6ls]

@@articulatedkat6608 These women have stood up for what is right for many years. Did you watch the video until the end? The song was written before the murder of George Floyd. They asked BLM if they could make a video to show their support and raise awareness of some of the injustices in the US. They have had death threats and been cancelled by many people for saying that their President was wrong. Their song "Goodbye Earl" is a powerful, yet humorous, depiction of domestic violence. Beyonce invited them to perform with her at the CMAs in 2016, much to the disgust of some in the audience (there were several walkouts). Watch the video in full and check out their history before taking a pop at three women who risked their careers and their lives for others.

[@valsainking]

The moment all those victims' names started flashing faster and faster, so did my tears. This was powerful beyond words.

[@AudreyXAXM]

Me too...

[@ramblingrose9919]

josh nosher The same thing for me. I feel deep and I see those names For all of them and for all the many Over 200 years that has been suffering from such horrible, Violent abuse

[@rachaelford5525]

Me too. This is so good I cant stop watching and sharing it. People always say oh but what about this person you're not talking about them. Well this shows there is so many to talk about. And we fight for every one of them

[@naksus2]

Then stay angry. Act, and make a difference.

[@amitysantalucia6265]

So much agreed

[@coachpopeye874]

For the people making the comments that they are doing this for publicity or money obviously don't know the Chicks. They have always been outspoken about injustice. They were banned, ostracized, threatened, etc. for speaking the truth in 2003. I will guarantee that this is not about anything other than speaking out for justice!

[@nasimeh]

Who else remembers when people were bulldozing their CDs? 🙄

[@ARoll925]

They got death threats for that shit , if you haven't seen the documentary called "shut up and sing" about it I highly recommend, I love those ladies and how unafraid they are, this is not about money, they could have never worked again after wide open spaces and fly, this about sticking up for what they think is right, making money is an added benefit but they don't need the money, if it was for money they would have never spoke out in '03, they were making boat loads of money as the best selling female group of all time, then they followed their conscience and spoke out against bush knowing it could destroy their career, they did it anyways, if someone thinks this is about money they are idiots frankly

[@JoshaLuke]

“Made my bed and I sleep like a baby with no regrets and I don’t mind saying it’s a sad, sad story when a mother will teach her daughter that she ought to hate a perfect stranger.” Directly from Not Ready To Make Nice released in 2006, 14 years ago. If people think They’re just doing this now they’re lying or having been paying attention.

[@maggietrumbly7521]

Agree! They have been speaking out for years!

[@ARoll925]

@@JoshaLuke the song that closes that album "I hope" is pretty great too, and " Lubbock or leave it", there is really no valid argument that they are just doing this now

[@awellreadkimberly6292]

As a life long fan I remember getting "the look" for playing your music and belting along as a teen/twenty something. The looks never stopped me. THANK YOU FOR SEEING US AS YOUR FANS TOO....WE ALWAYS HAVE BEEN

[@raliss]

I see you and my love and respect go out to you, Kim!

[@r.m.r.3224]

TEST-i-FY Kim!!!!

[@angelcakes2385]

Yes Kim me 2....wide open spaces is one of my favs! I love them even more now they are the chicks! The ✊🏽✊🏾

[@renewilson2540]

Other Black Fan!!

[@mrswright1984]

My daughter has been a huge fan of The Chicks since her teen years and she would get “the look” too. I’m joining The Chicks fan base with you all. This music video is beyond powerful and healing. ❤️

[@tamimartin9149]

If it makes you uncomfortable, pay even more attention. As a country, we can be so much more. Vote, like everyone’s life is on the line.

[@lanitagrice7644]

Because everyone's life IS on the line if we don't get a different line up in the Senate and a change of administration to ones that can be persuaded to begin to DO things about rampant guns, systemic racism, and a dying planet.

[@Thedancinglemon]

As Tim Mcgraw said, put parties aside and vote with your conscience.

[@c_s3469]

Everyone’s life IS on the line

[@openotaku]

I’ll vote when i see someone i like

[@RadAngelDMV]

Yeah, but make sure it ain't BLUE OR RED bc it's 1 in the the SAME. #CORPORATEDUOPOLY #VOTE3RDPARTY #FREEASSANGE

[@girlwithaguitar24]

Kobe Dimock-Heisler was my friend and neighbor. Seeing his name on here is a chilling chilling feeling that I hope nobody ever has to experience.

[@SlaughterHouseEducation]

Just want to personally say I'm sorry for your loss. I've heard his mom speak several times, and I just can't imagine the pain of his loss that's felt by those who knew him.

[@KittykatOz]

Zoey, I'm sorry that you had to see that and have those memories coming flooding back, I'm sorry that Kobe had to suffer that terrible injustice. I'm Australian, and I googled Kobe to find out who he was, he is remembered and through this video, his memory will live on.

[@brookbennett5586]

His is a name I didn’t know. I hope it’s okay that I light a candle for him tonight. I hope you get justice for your friend and I hope that he has found peace beyond this place.

[@sawnydawn]

@@brookbennett5586 This is a beautiful gesture and I'm certain, its appreciated more than you know ❤

[@n0smada]

We stand with you. ❤

[@Nspired1]

Full punk mode engaged. Well done, ladies. This is the power of music.

[@KrisJustus]

This song is so powerful. The Chicks have been standing up against nationalism, fascism, and white supremacy for 20 years and I'm so thankful for their incredible art.

[@michelleevans5531]

If the Dixie chicks don't like our nation and patriotism, they can go and live permanently in another country.

[@ScoundrelDaysSon]

@@michelleevans5531 Ah, yes. That old canard of an argument: "if you don't love our democracy bugger off and go somewhere else". Here's a quick reality check - one of the functions of a democracy, instead of a dictatorship, is freedom to criticise that democracy. Voting is that same ability to critique government; the voter is given the ability to choose a party they believe will do things better or, for example, will make your country great again (indicating that as it wasn't great before, said voters were quite happy to bad mouth the country, and vote for someone repeatedly badmouthing the country, when the other lot ran things). Many of the progress in America and Western Europe has been because of that criticism too - whether it is collective bargaining, one man one vote, universal suffrage, maternity pay, equal rights, free education, healthcare as a basic human right. So, really, if you want to uncritically worship your government perhaps you'd be better moving somewhere else? North Korea still go in for that and even have the reeducation camps and the death penalty for those who criticise the great leader.

[@Kanriel]

@@michelleevans5531 Didn't you guys elect a President based on thinking the country wasn't that great? Why didn't you leave instead?

[@wakeandbakewithmaryjane1767]

@@Kanriel YES !!!!

[@wakeandbakewithmaryjane1767]

@@michelleevans5531 Chirp chirp. Nothing new after all these years ? Damn parrots. Just repeat what you hear. Keeps you from having to think for yourself.

[@jameslescott7676]

No apologies from the Chicks. Color me a new fan. They didn't back down in 2003 and they don't care what you think of them. Real deal.. They were on the right side then and they are on the right side now.

[@dwts708]

Yey man Yey!

[@stephaniewieneke8559]

Hit 'Em with the F'ing Hein Natalie!!! ✌❤

[@stacym735]

You saved me some keystrokes. Couldn't have said it better!

[@groba50]

What happened in 2003 that they spoke up about, anybody??

[@amberworr5612]

@@groba50 They spoke up against George Bush in a time where hardly anybody spoke up and had their lives threatened and lost thousands of fans. Very strong and courageous women they are..

[@vickyandaxel]

Whenever I get weary from standing against racism, I will watch this video. It’s energy for the soul. Resist corruption and hate.

[@healingbygiusi]

Rise up! 🥰 *Hugs* xoxo

[@nuryelkgutierrez8997]

🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🇺🇸✊🏽👊🏽

[@AirborneMOC031]

I wonder if they're going to come for the most successful racist and Anti-Semitic in America today, Louis Farrakhan... also advisor to the Democrat Congressional Black Caucus and Barack Obama? Probably not, huh? Now just imagine if the Bitches Is Marxist Bitches and the troika of Anti-Semitic Black Nationalist Marxists running BLM got just a teensy weensy bit as worried about black Americans slaughtering black Americans at rates that look like wartime in those Democrat controlled socialist utopian cities. But hey... as Lenin said, you can use one death as a tragedy; thousands is just a statistic. 2017: FBI Uniform Crime Reports (national murder rate: 5.4/00k) St Louis, MO 66.1/100k Baltimore, MD 55.8/100k Detroit, MI 39.8/100k New Orleans, LA 39.5/100k Kansas City, MO 30.9/100k Cleveland, OH 27.8/100k Memphis, TN 27.7/100k Newark, NJ 27.1/100k Chicago, IL 24.1/100k Cincinnati, OH 23.4/100k

[@MaryAnnNytowl]

@e fred and you have an exact copy of their picture, and have checked every single image from every single event in every single place, from New York to the tiny towns scattered across the land that most folks haven't heard of, so you can make certain that they have never been to any of these events anywhere? In other words, you don't know 💩, so #SDASU

[@MaryAnnNytowl]

@Rocc 2020 are you THAT stupid? Really? Because if you are, how the hell do you figure out how to feed yourself every day? It's damned easy to stand against racism. First, you SPEAK UP against it when you see it or hear it around you. Second, you watch your own actions and words... or, that might be first, instead. Anyway, third, speak to POC, learn how many things they must do every day to get safely through the day and into bed... (although that didn't save Breonna Taylor, as she was shot dead while asleep, after a no-knock warrant for someone else). Fourth, there are many helpful and informative books to read; one of the newest and best is 'How to be an Antiracist.' Fifth, get OUT there, with your mask and a sign, and JOIN in one or more of the many peaceful events - whichever ones are nearest you. Sixth, support local and state politicians that will work to correct the deep problems that racism has caused and is causing, right now. Seventh, speak out online against racism. Eighth, speak to your elected officials - ALL of them - and make sure they know you want THEM to be anti-racist, as well. Those are simply some (nowhere near all) of the things YOU can do to stand up to racism. Any further stupid questions?

[@crystalriley9671]

As a bi-racial kid growing up, folks would make comments about me listening to country music. This song solidifies my love for country music and gives me hope for our country. Job well done, Chicks!

[@pookabunny2051]

As a black woman who also love country and this band in particular I must say I’m super stoked to know my support all these years has been the correct choice. I f’ing LOVE The Chicks!!! Even more now 🥰

[@bones8057]

@@MurchyMurch Yup, same could be said for jazz, and most "American" popular music.

[@twebster179]

I'm so sorry that happened..

[@user-wk9pd]

You said the name wrong it's DIXIE CHICK'S😡😡😡. God save the South.🙏🙏🙏

[@51249ca]

Did your black/POC friends ostracize you for listening to Country music? If so, how is that not bigotry, racism, and intolerance. We should all be able to listen to whatever we want, and anyone who says they "hate" a type/genre of music, is in fact adding to this intolerance. Hate is a strong word, even if one uses it subtlety or as an afterthought.

[@shawnlong4039]

Still not ready to make nice and sure as Hell not gonna back down! The Chicks continue to speak the truth for justice! #loveislove #blacklivesmatter

[@kyarilee]

I remember they had just signed that huge contract I think with Sony? and then they were black listed by County music. Fans were smashing their cd's and county music stations were boycotting them.

[@David_Thompson]

Congratulations Chicks - this is the best new protest song I've seen for quite a while! Solidarity from the UK. #BLM

[@Funsho97]

Black Lives Matter is a damn farce. What about the black kid that was killed in the "CHOP" zone in Seattle? I guess his life didn't matter huh? The only "Lives" that matter to that BLM terrorist group are the lives that can help push their political agenda. You people have drank their koolaid and now y'all are the slaves to the BLM movement. Fools.

[@occupydemocratsparody5318]

^This one kind of drags... perhaps you can pick up the pace at the next big #WomensMarch with something more festive! kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpjLaqeuetaHmZY

[@FejkJ]

@@Funsho97 that's what I thought. sayin truth and blm in the same post shoud be the definition of irony in the dictionary

[@amybrock2592]

Came here to see this again today. I need to keep fighting and this always inspires me.

[@lieslharewood]

From the time I was a teenager in the 1990s and I borrowed my brother's CD and heard the lyrics "Earl had to die..." I remember thinking "Waiiiiit....I like them" haha "Wide Open Spaces" is my fave song ever....and I've always been a fan....thank you for being who you are! Ca't wait to share your music with my daughter!

[@CamXOTWOD99]

Everything is powerful about this song. The lyrics, the drums, the violin, and the video clips.

[@missallimae]

Thank you! Never been a country fan but loving this!!!!! ❤️❤️✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼✊🏻🌈 #thechicksfan #keepitup

[@kyliedillard1723]

Never been more proud to be a fan

[@mattmallery2806]

Pathetic pandering in every way. The “chicks” trying to make themselves relevant.

[@erinsuzy613]

Matt I'm buying one of their albums in your honor

[@gerrydee6225]

Matt Mallery You’re just a sad person.

[@Eabgale]

Just when I thought I couldn't love the Chicks more... Thank you for using your voices. Signed, a country music fan who knows that Black lives matter, science is real, and love is love.

[@thatonebooknerd7756]

This song is so powerful. It hits so many issues like racism, women’s rights, and climate change. The names at the end are what truly hit hard. So many people and that doesn’t even scratch the surface. My studio is using this as the opening to my dance show and I am so excited to use this song. My studio has a lot of different races and we love using songs like this

[@Love-uk9qg]

And also stricter gun also and school shootings too

[@sounds0fmeows]

I don't think it's about climate change, more like our government to sinking the country to the ground

[@Equineeducation77]

tell me, what part did you find most powerful? shouldnt be to hard to pick it real quick since there is only two versus, and "march march to my own drum"! truth is there is NOTHING powerful about this song!!!! the footage is very sad to see, but came right from the tv, and the two versus..... well, those are two news stories set to music so really, what are you REALLY praising!?!?!?!?!?

[@Equineeducation77]

maybe it was the "brenda packing heat cuz she dont like mondays......" or was it the "tell the ol boys in the white bread lobby......" that you were moved by? please tell me because I am dying to know what is "so powerful" about this song!!!!!!

[@Luci_eldritch_anarchist]

​@@Equineeducation77 the song is background for the video. Stop getting all pissy

[@WilliamRamseyChannel]

I am a Punk Rock fan and for the most part I hate country. However, The Chicks are more Punk Rock than your favorite Punk Rock band lol. Much respect

[@kellythomas9101]

Yes!!

[@ariakeraite3439]

It’s all in the attitude : D

[@FronkieTheSaltyRat]

Fucking right?

[@EpicConfections]

Yassss

[@BonesJonny]

Agreed. I'm in the same boat. Powerful music and important messages transcend genres

[@ivansegovia-jimenez5773]

Thank you for not listening when they told y’all to just shut up and sing

[@beulahboi]

Preach.

[@JBond-zf4dj]

@Daniel E. oh, c'mon now, I bet you suck way better then all three of them. Don't sell yourself short.

[@diamantemerafhe3448]

@Daniel E. don't hate the music...hate the guy behind a keyboard who can't relate because of the wax in his ears.👀

[@jenniferwellman5311]

The last part gets me, when all the names start going faster...So many names

[@dannyr4162]

@Daniel E. you suck. They're doing great without you, in case you hadn't noticed.

[@nootbear]

List of names: *George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Michael Lorenzo Dean, Tony McDade, Rayshard Brooks, Ahmaud Arbery, Trayvon Martin, Sandra Bland, Philando Castille, Tamir Rice, Alton Sterling, Eric Garner, Eric Reason, Alteria Woods, Amadou Diallo, David McAtee, Botham Jean, Chris Beaty, Italia Marie Kelly, Dion Johnson, Jamel Floyd, William Green, Troy Hodge, Darrien Hunt, Kalief Browder, Renisha McBride, Miles Hall, Kendrick Johnson, Oscar Grant III, Charleene Lyles, Sylville Smith, Timothy Caughman, Corey Jones, Tyre King, Victor Duffy Jr., Dontre Hamilton, Koby Dimock-Heisler, Clinton R. Allen, Kionte Spencer, Darius Tarver, Wayne Arnold Jones, Manuel Ellis, Danroy "DJ" Henry Jr., Rekia Boyd, Karvas Gamble Jr., Korryn Gaines, Bradley Blackshire, Timothy Thomas, Reginald Doucet Jr., Marcus Deon Smith, Chavis Carter, Martin Lee Anderson, Christopher Whitfield, Willie McCoy, Victor White III, Carol Denise McNair, Carole Robertson, Cynthia Wesley, Ryan Matthew Smith, Derrick Ambrose Jr., Addie Mae Collins, Sean Bell, Atatiana Jefferson, Jemel Roberson, James Lee Alexander, Aiyana Stanlee Jones, Pamela Turner, Dominique Clayton, Antwon Rose II, Tayler Rock, Malice Green, Ramarley Graham, Elijah McClain, Aaron Bailey, Ronell Foster, Stephon Clark, Corey Carter, Terrence Crutcher, Paul O'Neal, Bobby Russ, Jordan Edwards, Demetrius Dubose, Demarcus Semer, Willie Tillman, Terrill Thomas, Torrey Robinson, Darius Robinson, Kevin Hicks, Mary Truxillo, Dyzhawn Perkins, Christopher Davis, Marco Loud, James Byrd Jr., Peter Gaines, Antronie Scott, Wendell Celestine, David Joseph, Calin Roquemore, Quintinio Legrier, Wayne Wheeler, Janet Wilson, Randy Nelson, Miguel Espinal, Brian Pickett, James Carney III, Bettie Jones, Richard Perkins, Phillip Pannell, Nathaniel Harris Pickett, Benni lee Tignor, India Kager, La'Vante Biggs, Carlos Santiago, Michael Lee Marshall, Dominic Hutchinson, Anthony Ashford, Alonzo Smith, Tyree Crawford, Keith Harrison McLeod, Leslie Sapp, Michael Stewart, Felix Kumi, Michael Sabbie, Brian Keith Day, Christian Taylor, Troy Robinson, Albert Davis, Darrius Stewart, Billy Ray Davis, Samuel Dubose, Freddie Carlos Gray Jr., Joseph Mann, Salvado Elswood, Johnathan Sanders, Brendon Glenn, Victor Manuel Larosa, Eric Harris, Walter Scott, William Chapman II, Alexia Christian, Natasha McKenna, Tony Robinson, Anthony Hill, Mya Hall, Phillip White, Matthew Ajibade, James n. Powell Jr., Frank Smart, Ernest Lacy, Andre Murphy Sr., Jerame Reid, Michelle Cusseaux, Mary Turner, Lacquan McDonald, Malcom X, John Crawford III, Michael Brown, Ezell Ford, Dante Parker, Medgar Evers, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Henry Smith, Robert Johnson Jr., McHale Rose, Dreasjon Reed, Michael Wallace, Lucas Alvarado, Kerry Michael Bounsom, Jerome Hill, Francine Graham, Malik Williams, De'Von Bailey, Hashim Wilson, Mantry Norris, Jaquan Diijon Thompson, Brent Durbin Daniel, Bryan Bernard Wallace, Terry Frost, Jaquavion Slaton, Edtwon Stamps, Ryan Twyman, Fabian Rivera, Samuel Galberth, Enosa Strickland Jr., Ryan Smith, isaiah Lewis, Harold Vincent Robinson, Marzues Scott, Anthony Orlando Bowers, Oscar Cain, Julius Glover, Michael Gulley, Daviri Robertson, Chris Joseph, Kevin Samuel Capers, Osaze Osagie, Michael Cohen, Sokhom Hon, Phillip Wayne Outland, Rodney Fisher, Roy Anthony Scott, Gary Clark, James Scott Reed, Tommy Kirby, Angel Burke, Sterling Durant Humbert, Clayton Joseph, Antonio Arce, Demontry Floytra Boyd, Emantic Bradford Jr., Neico Crooks, Matthew T. Graves, Oshae Terry, Rashuan Washington, Harith Augustus, Thurman Blevins, Maurice Granton Jr., Alan Goyano, Ronald Clinton, Keeven Robinson, Shukri Said, Demonjhea Jordon, Terrence Carlton, Matthew G. Brown, James Bauduy, David Tenyuque, Charles Whitley, Sanchez Lowe, Juan Markee Jones, Elijah James Smith, Antonio Aquino, Saheed Vassel, Edward Van McCrae, Juan Carlos Romero, Linus F. Phillip, Danny Ray Thomas, Rueben T. Ruffin Jr., Jermaine Massey, Osbaldo Ramirez, Shermichael Ezeff, Decynthia Clements, Alkeeta Allena Walker, Jamil Harvey, Joel Jacobo, Darion Baker, Lee Edward Bonner, Chris Kimble, Raymond Bishop, Mark Daniels, David Darden, Tierre Guthrie, Brett Dontae Bush, Anthony Joe Williams, Albert E. Morton, Gilberto Salas, Khalil Lawa, Donte D. Shannon, Terry Amons, Amanuel Dagebo, Shalun Dique Smith, Trayvon Mitchell, George Mann, Jarvis lykes, Dennis Plowden, Kameron Prescott, Zoe Dowdell, Mario Sanabria, Kieta O'neal, Robert Lightfeather, Armondo Frank, Madgiel Sanchez, Herbert Gilbert, Patrick Harmon, Adam Trammel, Douglas Wiggington, Malik Carey, Gregory Kever, Zelalem Eshetu Ewnetu, Olugbalah Ridley, Keith Price, Isaiah Murrietta, William Spates, Roy Dale Evans Jr., Raynard Burton, Willard Scotts, Quanice Hayes, Nana Adomako, Tiano Meton, Gregory Gary, Michael Sutton, Travis Faison, Jerry Nowlin, Delbert Gutierrez, Alejandro Cordero-Rivera, Rumain Brisbon, Mark Bartlett, Leonardo Little, Naeschylus Vinzant, Kyron Hinton, Keith Childress, Kevin Matthews, Michael Noel, Leroy Browning, Roy Nelson, Freddie Gray, Nathaniel Pickett, Tiara Thomas, Cornelius Brown, Jamar Clark, Cristopher Kimble, Junior Prosper, Freddie Blue, Victor Larosa III, Spencer McCain, Kevin Bajoie, Zamiel Crawford, Jermaine Benjamin, Kris Jackson, Kevin Higgenbotham, Ross Anthony, Richard Davis, Curtis Jordan, Marcus Clark, Lorenzo Hayes, De'Angelo Stallwaorth, Reginald Moore, Nuwnah Laroche, Jason Champion, Bryan Overstreet, David Felix, Terry Lee Chatman, Samuel Harrell, Darrell Brown, Frank Shepherd III, Donald Ivy, Jason Moland, Denzel Brown, Brandon Jones, Askari Roberts, Terrance Moxley, Darrell Gatewood, Deontre Dorsey, Thomas Allen Jr., Lavall Hall, Calvon Reid, Gerdle Moise, Terry Price, Jeremy Lett, Kevin Garrett, Alvin Haynes, and Emmett Till.* They are all important.

[@LG-cz6ls]

@@Reality_Check_time Twat

[@joeyk1994]

Glue Eater racism isn’t a cute look boo 💕💅✨

[@n0smada]

@@Reality_Check_time if you can pull up the criminal records of each person on that list then I am with you. I'm happy to wait. Until that happens, I'm going to assume you're full of shit

[@Kanriel]

@@n0smada Since when do criminals get killed before a trial in a free country?

[@davewatts9814]

I take it you are a black person think you can name another race i don't really think you can

[@MrBroadwaydream]

FUCKING YES. These incredible women have been a part of my life since I was a baby. They are true pioneers of not giving af, straying from the norm, and never backing down from a fight.

[@Equineeducation77]

LMAO you are a lamb!!!! they never didnt give a f uck!!!! soon as their record sells started falling they were apologizing loud as they could and walked back what she said. to closely quote Natalie "love their EARLY music, hate the band NOW

[@Lillpixeychic]

I was just 12 when I started listening to them . They got me through the tough times being the only black kid in my school. This is music for my soul

[@caronb1967]

🥰💙💙

[@carollara5047]

💞✌🏼

[@magroves]

[@jenniferharden2258]

BRAVO. Your stronger and wiser because of it. ✊

[@th4542]

The Chicks have always been spoken up for what is right and never worried about if it would hurt their career. Wonderful! I hope others follow your lead.

[@daveinseattle]

Rising Sun clearly we don’t live in your bizarre reality.

[@stephaniepearson7917]

@Rising Sun preach

[@stephaniepearson7917]

@@daveinseattle bruh dont hate Rising sun is right

[@LJosephMega]

Er, this is a bad look. This is only fueling division and hatred. Truly INSANE!

[@OGMama75]

Time to get off the sidelines, and stand up for BLACK LIVES!

[@hannahlittlejohn5103]

The speed at which the names are shown in order to fit them into the video puts a lump in my throat.

[@tony5330]

It also amazes me how many criminals there are.

[@gremlinlad3671]

Tony Katalyst it amazes me how many people tell themselves that so they can sleep at night. crime doesn’t warrant a death sentence.

[@rmhuff]

@@tony5330 , I know. I wonder how long it'll be before all the cops who killed these innocent people are finally charged.

[@salmongod9115]

It's not even half of them, either. Not even a quarter. Not even close. It's just cherry-picked from the cases that were either most blatantly murder, or the ones that made national news. Police kill over 1000 people every year. Nearly 2000 some years. Far more of those incidents are suspicious, questionable, or debatably unjustified than could have possibly been scrolled through in this video.

[@erinsuzy613]

Elijah McClain's story breaks my heart, quiet and introverted like my own son is. Cops killed him on his way home from buying iced tea. A good kid not a criminal

[@jenniferwellman5311]

The picture of the little boy, gets me into tears every single time. “I matter” 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@wakeandbakewithmaryjane1767]

And the little girl. The little boy sets the tears and the little girl knocks them out.We can do better for them, all our wee bits deserve so much more

[@Phin13]

@@wakeandbakewithmaryjane1767 I hope we see that little girl for years to come. I cannot wait for 10-15 years from now when she is doing GREAT THINGS, and someone flashes back to her in that march. One of the most powerful moments ever. I just adore her. Bravo to her parents.

[@wakeandbakewithmaryjane1767]

@@Phin13 I agree ! We have 2 generations fired up and pissed off ! I have a good feeling we will see more of her for sure :) Nothing but respect for her parents, I want to thank them for giving us her.

[@sharonjacobs5799]

I know and the look on his face it like “please not me don’t I matter” powerful

[@russellthomas4693]

Did cannon hinnant matter? Why no marches in his name by blm? Doesn’t he deserve it? What about David Dorn? Looters killed him in the name of blm. Doesn’t he matter?

[@haydnstv]

The Chicks have informed my values since I was little (during the Bush controversy) They stand up for what’s right - regardless of how “controversial” they may be. Keep it up! 💖

[@tly3]

I tried to say their names out loud to honor them. And when I couldn't keep up anymore, I just cried.

[@janiceisaacs6755]

❤

[@JstJayn]

Me too. 💖💖💖🕊✌🕊

[@cynhanrahan4012]

Scroll up to the reply by @Call Me Foo, and say them in your own time. Weep them. And then add 400 years of the unnamed to the list in your prayers.

[@nikkimacaulay3831]

Every single time

[@bretthickmon6277]

WOW. The Chicks, as a black man and fellow Texan, I am honored and extremely touched by your powerful video. MAD, MAD props ladies!!!

[@dougmccoll6126]

Oh Chicks, just head this on my station Country 102.3 FM Bracebridge Ontario, Canada. A powerful and inspiring anthem for the times. May the voice of your art shake the foundations.

[@poloxchick77]

Violin and banjo on point sent goosebumps all over my body.. such a powerful music video well done chicks

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

yes indeed Emily and Marty really bring it home.. and of course Natalie's father Lloyd laying down some great slide

[@tikneshiabeauford7289]

Emily played both the steel guitar and banjo on this.

[@lisagarcia710]

Tikneshia Beauford yes you’re correct! Love it. They are so talented!

[@toregon337]

Oh yeah: I'm 71 and I live in my house almost 24/7 and I see this awakening of us as one........"you can't kill all of us". VOTEVOTEVOTEVOTEVOTEVOTEVOTEVOTE

[@888pil]

hope you are doing well and are staying safe!

[@javacafe8377]

ONE LOVE

[@maggiemcdougal8223]

@M Detlef LOL!! Keep thinking that!!

[@susanlamar4063]

@M Detlef It's always best to be underestimated. Playing dumb when not can catapult an individual when the time is right.

[@mikemauzey769]

I'm a jaded old man and this moved me.

[@mikemauzey769]

Thanks

@@mikemauzey769 Welcome welcome !!

[@swipeswifejess3234]

We welcome you! Come be with us in making things right! We'll make you see how worthy of life and fun you are!

[@jenniferharden2258]

Your not as jaded as you thought then.😊

[@occupydemocratsparody5318]

Moved me all the way out into the hall! Fortunately I didn't hum along or I'd have to rinse out my mouth with bleach!

[@rickl1255]

As an old guy, I have always loved the Chicks. I must say that I was introduced to their sound by my daughter, when she was about 15 or 16. I went to three or four concerts with her, and she went to several others on her own. I thought their sheer musicianship was off the charts. Brilliant playing; terrific, complex arrangements; spot-on harmonies that were tight and "crunchy" and made my ears happy. I knew every word to every song, as their CDs were always in our home and cars. I never thought they were a publicity stunt -- just stellar musicians and singers. This smash song has brought all the memories of their talents rushing back to me, and I think this is THE protest song of our times. So poignant. Simple words, stunning playing. I think it's a masterpiece!

[@redcaddiedaddie]

THIS 'old white guy' is in complete agreement with you!

[@sibzism]

Right!!! They are simply brilliant 👌🏾 always have been! 😊

[@NicoleAZ145]

Agreed! I was blown away when I first heard them years ago, and they’ve only gotten better.

[@AnjeannetteMarie-Swifie4Ever]

This old white lady agrees 100%

[@tsts9459]

Side note, please remember the fight of the disabled. RIP my murdered brother(2019) 😷VOTE!✌

[@MaskedRose893]

We fight for all. We fight for equality of all

[@SomebodysMomma]

Yes, I am a special needs momma. I fight for all disabled people

[@AmyAndThePup]

My heart goes out to you. I agree. Fight for the disabled, the beaten down, people of all races who've been bullied, hated, condemned, for one reason or other... It's all wrong, and it freaking hurts and should never be. I'm blind. Have known many blind people, hearing impaired, some paraplegic, and otherwise disabled. Your comment is only too apt, and hits close to home. They--we--all need justice and equality.

[@AjAnxiouS]

My sincerest condolences about your brother. May our fight for justice for those like him honor his memory.

[@zephyr3453]

Also let's remember that often us disabled folks can't be in the streets as much as others. I am immunosuppressed because of my disease, or else I would be out in the streets with the best of them.

[@jasonbrown4562]

This song isn’t just good. It’s important.

[@unseeliesidhegoddess]

Who else was just totally destroyed by the names on the screen. So many innocent lives stolen. It crushes the soul. #BlackLivesMATTER

[@ammaleslie509]

when the names sped up my mouth was hanging open and I said wow, wow, wow then they kept coming and kept coming and sped up and I was saying WOW! WOW! WOW! and the names just KEPT COMING and went EVEN FASTER too fast to read and I was saying O MY GOD! O MY GOD! O MY GOD! and even at the fastest speed I would occasionally see a name I recognized. then it ended with Emmett Till. Damn. I got chills. now I can't stop singing the refrain. i'm ready to go out and march to it.

[@moptopjen3528]

I sobbed. And yet the names kept coming.

[@angelapresberry5441]

Cried like a baby.

[@nannaknannak]

It was devastating.

[@buckeyecolt3468]

Dont allow the government to take the guns. Millions of lives in history vanished because of it

[@promotelove]

Who is here in 2024?

[@Momfia51]

Need the constant reminder of what we are fighting for this election. 💙 When we fight, We WIN.

[@torresa001]

The steel guitar and violin are pain and anguish personified in an instrument.

[@occupydemocratsparody5318]

Indeed this feeble and slow "march" causes great pain and anguish. Chicks truly choked on their Dixies.

[@dfs-comedy]

This is fantastic. The Chicks weathered the hate from 2003 with grace and strength and they continue to be a class act. Brava!!

[@makisov]

The chicks out here changed their name and first song released under new name says loud and clear WE WILL NOT BE SILENT. Yaass girls 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@mydimle]

How come this song is not more popular? It was released at the right time and it is absolutely perfect, even years later.

[@nikkinathandarling416]

Wow, I can't really put into words the emotions that this video drums up in me. Honestly on the tenth watch I still have goosebumps and chills, it's incredible! I'm not the biggest country fan but I have got all your records & have followed you since childhood, here in sunny Scotland. When you spoke out against Bush I was rooting for you every step of the way. They tried to silence you & you give them this. As a gay woman who has lost friends to both homophobia and racism over the years this video means more than I can ever convey. What a gift to the world. Thank you so much. To drop this during the #BlackLivesMatter protests & #PrideMonth only makes the message all the more powerful. Us in the LGBTQ community couldn't ask for a better ally. I'm sure many people of ethnic minorities will feel the same. We are all stronger together. Thank you. Can't wait for the tour! ✊🏿🏳️‍🌈✊🏻

[@wakeandbakewithmaryjane1767]

Much love to you and big hugs from Canada. Stay strong. Change is coming ! YOU are a gift to the world, NEVER forget that !

[@funeralpyreee]

the fact that they changed their name from the dixie chicks to just the chicks says a lot on its own, but this entire song and video is a goddamn masterpiece

[@richardsmyth1958]

Yea, reminds me of 1984. (Intended sarcasm).

[@kermitgentile724]

I hope all you younger people go back and look at their older music which was wonderful also and they're not afraid to speak out I'm an old man and I've loved him for many years they are just terrific

[@patriciamartin4261]

going down natalie

[@twebster179]

Grow up.

[@Trisa8]

💯✌🏾

[@AmyAndThePup]

The disabled, the beaten down, people of all races who've been bullied, hated, condemned, for one reason or other... and yes, killed... It's all wrong, and it freaking hurts and should never be. Thank you, Chicks.

[@josedeloza7468]

Buying this album in every format. The pearl-clutchers can keep their money. We got you, ladies.

[@cmqguy]

When is this album coming out??? I’m ready to buy and keep.

[@jordanpetersonrulesforlife]

If you don't stand for something, You will fall for anything

[@richardmcdonagh2813]

so true I love this wise words

[@shawiegand3183]

Great quote from Voltaire. A def favorite, along with; "Your silence gives consent" - Plato

[@630lynndavidson]

When those names were flashing, I felt sick to my stomach. Go Chicks! Keep telling your truth.

[@katledden5893]

While my palate for country music has changed over the years, my love for The Chicks has remained strong and true. Thank you for not just continuing to make great music, but especially for using your voices to speak out for our brothers and sisters who need to be lifted up the most right now. ❤

[@OGMama75]

Time to get off the sidelines, and stand up for BLACK LIVES!

[@ithinktokiiscool]

Remember when they spoke against Bush and everyone was like super pissed about it and Toby Keith wrote a song about it but then they turned out to be right?

[@illiadmcswain3956]

Toby who?😂😂😂😂😃😃😃

[@GeneStOnge]

Yeah, believe Natalie said, back in 2003, "There's a village in Texas missing an idiot"! For that, they received death threats! Face it, some - in this case, many - can't handle the truth!

[@evansquilt]

Toby Keith is an idiot. Pure and simple.

[@standardofexcellence]

It takes vision to be a revolutionary

[@abigailhubbard1055]

The conservatives want to act like cancel culture is a new thing done only by the librals. Cancel culture has always been a thing. The Chicks were victims in the early 2000's. They said something the conservatives didn't like and they were blacklisted from country radio. Ticket and album sales in America tanked. They burned their albums like they burned their nikes when Kapernik was signed. Had to go away for 15 years before coming back on a new label. Conservatives love to cancel people/businesses that don't align with their views.

[@taralee5942]

I’m just blown away. This is inspiring, more so because these ladies have been criticized for their values and “How DARE they express those things publicly “ which only made them stronger.

[@johnboyabraxas1091]

Definitely a song for the times and of the times. Regardless of political climate, this song soothes the ears, confronts my brain, and hurts my heart. It encapsulates in 4 minutes a struggle that has lasted 400 years. Kudos.....

[@jostheuns7862]

I have been a (Dixie) Chicks fan for a number of years, love their sounds, voices, and how they master their instruments. This song however is in a totally different league. Not from the US, but feel the issues that play there right now as well as in many other countries. Played this song a few time and could not keep my eyes dry, sending shivers down my spine! Thanks for this beautiful and moving song!

[@NicoleAZ145]

These women are straight-up heroes and I am so proud of them. From Goodbye Earl to March March, they’ve never been afraid to take a stand. And their music is just damn good, all around. Love wins.

[@bekindpeas]

Love wins♥️✌️

[@arnieh2532]

This is really next generation music - wow. I've played it 6 or 7 times today already, can't wait for the album.

[@valerieohle6813]

Bull. I'm 62. This is every generation music.

[@Schantalle100]

Gaslighter is really good too.....

[@anthonyastorga-schmidt2641]

In Chile, music was one of the peaceful ways to protest a dictator. Even Sting got into that groove and rendered the haunting beautiful song, They Dance Alone. This added much fuel to those who suffered so much brutal unnecessary loss. Chicks, Thank you for taking your talent to give us a voice as well. thank you for writing the anthems that will encourage us to keep fighting for justice. I'm gonna add you to my playlist called, American Life (Songs of the movements).

[@johnnewton3592]

What is sad is that a song about racism in what is considered the richest and most developed nation on earth has to be written in 2020.

Exactly the place where people are free and racism is not really there. Go to China, or the Middle East if you really want to se REAL racism.

[@LG-cz6ls]

@ Are you for real?

[@debbiesancho6145]

To me it's not about racism, racism is just another form of prejudice and there are many many forms of prejudice. It's about equality for all and standing up for those unheard voices, against injustice and that's what we should all be doing

[@johnnewton3592]

@ Generally I don't reply to replies to anything I post on youtube, but your comment got me thinking. Just because racism is 'worst' by your standards elsewhere does not mean it is not affecting many in Americans or in my case Canadians, nor does it justify what is happening to people. If you think you have what you call 'freedom' because you live in the United States, I think you need to rethink what freedom means to you. Your country is run by corporations that see their citizens as cheap labor and buy your government at every turn they get. The freedom you are referring to that Americans have is only available to those that have money.

[@wakeandbakewithmaryjane1767]

America NEVER was the most advanced or richest, still isnt. That was a really good publicity stunt back in the 80s, worked good. But we see it all very clearly now dont we ?!

[@franniebhoycarfin]

I'm a 60 year old guy living in Scotland and I think is the best and most powerful protest song and video I've ever heard and seen....Absolutely outstanding...... #BLM

[@heathermartin5713]

The violin screaming got me. She played the hell out of that! BLM NO JUSTICE NO PEACE I follow them ✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿🤍🤎🖤

[@MaryAnnNytowl]

@Rocc 2020 none of this is about pandering any more now than it did nearly 20 years ago when they stood up against Bush, Jr. and his nonexistent WMDs. Stop pretending you understand this moment in time. Besides, it's clear what's going on. You're just upset that things are moving so fast into a more equal future, and you're uncomfortable. It's okay. All you need to do is stay out of our way. 😄

[@jenniferharden2258]

TOTALLY & COMPLETELY!!

[@bertforbes1212]

Martie's fiddle is never a passive instrument. I actually first noticed it on "Not Ready To Make Nice"

[@michelleevans5531]

@@MaryAnnNytowl This whole "peace and love" thing is how the nwo is being ushered in. Good sheeple.

[@indigoblue91]

Powerful video! This song is 🔥. Ya’ll got a black girl hollering March March! I love you Chicks! I have been a long time fan. Thank you for speaking out as always!! 💜💜🙌🏽✊🏽

[@dawnfarrell154]

Love love LOVE your comment.

[@mitchhewer2718]

This is a highlight, in a career full of highlights. Well. Done. Chicks.

[@harleyonichols242]

Wow. Chills 👍🏽

[@tc247]

AWESOME! The Chicks, said they wrote March, March before G. Floyd was murdered but it was perfect for all the things that have been happening for far too many yrs and are happening now. The Chicks said they marched and how powerful it was. Their song and it's video, fits this time in history perfectly. I'm in my 60's. I was still young when the marches for Civil Rights were going on in the 60's, and the protests against the war in Vietnam were happening during the same period. While Robert "Bobby" Kennedy was running for President and when Martin Luther King, Jr. were trying to make the biggest impact for Civil rights, their assassinations happened in 1968. MLK, Jr died April 4, 1968 and Bobby Kennedy almost 2 mos to the day, later. His happened on June 5, 1968. I was 11 yrs old. In May, I told my best friend (who is African American) that I finally understood what she meant many yrs ago when we were talking about our sons, how she had to teach hers how he ALWAYS had to watch his back, and to watch what he said and did and to who. I told her how sorry I truly was that it took G. Floyd's murder for me to "finally get it." I truly thought I understood, I really did. I had to apologize for being so naive, because until May 25, 2020 I really didn't understand. The night I saw George Floyd begging for his life, and then murdered under the knee of a racist white cop, I really thought I understood hate and racism. When G. Floyd, a man who was just a few yrs older than my son, called out for his mother, I cried, a lot. Equality is coming, and I pray it will be very soon. Its long overdue. The Christ I believe in, is in Heaven, and probably saying "it's about time, kids!" MAKE YOUR VOTE COUNT in 2020, because those in D.C. right now, don't care. Like the Chicks said "use your VOICE" "use your VOTE." The people you put in office are the same ones that are going to make the CHANGE that needs to take place, a reality. It's long overdue! When we use our voices, that army of one, becomes a army of thousands upon thousands! Let's make MLK, Jr.s, "I Have a Dream" speech, become a reality! (On Aug 28, 2020, the 57th anniversary of MLK's, "I have a Dream" speech, there is suppose to be one of the biggest Marches on Washington, D.C. for Civil Rights happening. It will be awesome!) Lets make equal rights for all happen and while we're at it, try Peace out for a change. PS This song was released 1 mo to the day after Mr. Floyd's death. I pray he knows how his life and those who suffered and died like him, and those who fought for Equal Rights know how their lives really did matter. Somehow, I'd like to think they do ~

[@seaspray2403]

Amen, sisters. Keep speaking truth to power and we will get there. I'm 73 years old and still hopeful.

[@spaceguy71]

I love that these women speak what they know to be right no matter the consequence. You've got to stand for something or you'll fall for anything and I am a fan until the end.

[@adamjohannesson3434]

Threatened on Parler

[@billysmith1480]

Well said. Same here.

[@SgtHulkasToe]

Yeah, they make the troops storming the beaches at Normandy look like p*ssies.

[@hazelwilson2879]

White women SO tiresome. Our skin color now just another way for them get attention and likes. "Oh, I'm listening and learning. I'm going to be quiet and let black folk speak"...Karen post on Instagram....uhhh ain't it quieter notta post anything? It a game for them. We the 2020 version of Starbucks and French Bulldogs. Now these old white chicks tryna make a music comeback off it.

[@COO415]

@@hazelwilson2879 Hey dumb dumb, these chicks are true artists. You have no history of what they sacrificed: fame and stupendous fortunate for what they held to be true. I could think of few in the music industry, who paid as dearly as they did. My respect & love for the Chicks. Footnote: I identify myself as black.

[@Pastyovercoat]

Forever in your corner. Thank you for always using your voices

[@kristisvendsen4819]

I misspoke. This is THE ANTHEM for our time! Thank you D. Chicks for coming back and REMINDING us we have the backbone and the RESPONSIBILITY!

[@leobelcolona4721]

I remember in 2002 or 2003 they were under fire in the US for having an anti-war stance. Brands pulled their sponsorship from The Chicks but the ladies never stopped. They are among those hardcore country acts who grew a conscience. Rock 'n roll welcomed them. It's the place for rebels, after all. Long live, The Chicks. You may have changed your name but your honesty in your music stayed the same. I never forgot about your anti-war sentiments since I was a kid of 11. Thanks for the music and using your influence and platform.

[@davidfleishman330]

I am so glad these people did NOT just shut up and sing.

[@rebeccatalley4165]

Amen!

[@aDDmoreJuiceTV]

So TRUE! They could have sold their souls for the CASH. But they decide to keep speaking the TRUTH no matter the financial cost. Now they are immortal (living forever; never dying or decaying).

[@cbdom]

Yes!

[@kathrynscottmelvin8548]

I feel the same way as you do!!

[@SherriLyle80s]

Yas!

[@shayzway]

I cried at the end watching that long ever growing list of names from innocent black people who have died because of systemic racism. Thank you The Chicks. I wish more people could have the same understanding you do about the injustice that happens in America.

[@kimmcamp]

I am so happy to hear you again, I am so proud of you for standing up for important issues. I don't just love your music, I love your message.

[@axsdeny]

The little boy with the sign "I matter". Oof; crying before the list of names even started.

[@maryonfire84]

Same

[@titus322]

Me too !

[@kpwf14]

Me as well. All three times I watched it.

[@HeleneLogan]

Me too. Powerful.

[@emeadows317]

Me, too!!!! :-(

[@sarahsus1]

This song hit me viscerally. Every heart beat. In time with the beat. Long time fan and WILL never stop!

[@janearney7440]

Me too! Made me teary and gave me goosebumps.

[@raliss]

When the names started flashing by I lost it. Such a powerful video.

[@audragaiziunas8824]

Girl, SAME.

[@darrahgames405]

that haunting fiddle solo at the end with all the names..... that is some of the most powerful music I've ever heard

[@LostintheTwilightZone]

@@raliss yes, me too! I have watched it several times and it still does that to me.

[@TeaganMcLaren]

Please don't ever shut up! Been a Chicks fan my whole entire life, and just keep loving you more and more as time goes on! You always say exactly how I feel! You will have a lifetime supporter and fan in me, that's for sure!

[@saraburt7926]

Words can’t describe this masterpiece of true art and expression. The images capture a story and profession of our society. Through dance, song, protest, and expression we’ll continue to voice the need for change. Complacency is a silent and deadly killer. First-rate, The Chicks. “If your voice held no power, they wouldn’t try to silence you.”

[@Nativecary]

The high road is a lonely road. This sent chills down my back!

[@healingbygiusi]

It sure is.

[@jenniferharden2258]

TOTALLY & COMPLETELY!!

[@SnipTwister]

1970: Ohio. 2020: March March. Once a generation a protest song truly catches the zeitgeist and this is the one for these strange days

[@styleheartzz]

yesssssss i am so happy my girls are back !!!! I grew up with these girls.they were my childhood.

[@koreanhoward9947]

Thank you for standing with us powerful song! 🖤🤎🤍❤️💛

[@stevetusk5614]

any positive changes in the world has always been because of protests. Power to the People

[@MrAlienautopsy]

Positive change...you mean erasing our history and burning things down???

[@MaryAnnNytowl]

@@MrAlienautopsy no one is "erasing" history, Einstein. History like that belongs only in the history books and the museums, NOT on pedestals and flags. Ask Germany how they manage not to use any statues of their dark history, or any swastikas, either. One can preserve history *without* putting it up on a pedestal. #SDASU

[@KaiTakApproach]

@@MaryAnnNytowl why ask Germany about the past when we can just ask you for your current fascist opinion?

[@michelleevans5531]

@@MaryAnnNytowl Bulls@#$! It is erasing history and you darn well know it!!!

[@thatonebooknerd7756]

@@michelleevans5531 it is not. It is taking down things that should have been illegal in the first place. In Germany you can get in a lot of trouble for showing any support of the Holocaust. Notice how there are no statues of Hitler or swastikas left standing and they still talk about their mistakes so it doesn’t happen again. If America doesn’t shape up history will repeat itself.

[@itsalwaystuesday]

Just wanna say a big FU to all the people who told Taylor Swift to "not be The Dixie Chicks". I hope she sees this as inspiration and continues to speak out about injustice and inequality.

[@beulahboi]

Yeah don't make inspiring music and use your platform to raise awareness and give a voice that can't be ignored to those who aren't listened to. Also don't be a musical talent who's popularity spans genres and decades. Not the greatest advice lol

[@whitneyjustwhitney]

stephanie mitana She always has! She has posted and spoken about it already and I fully believe she has written something about this injustice we will hear in the future.

[@Stephanie-ku8wl]

Too bad she ruined it by bailing out rioters who destroyed businesses that disabled people needed that didn’t have rioter insurance that won’t be rebuilt. Too bad the people who worked at those businesses lost their jobs because they didn’t have the money to rebuild or they moved out of those cities to locations that are safer for them. Not really a role model when she does that kind of crap.

[@peterritson1875]

@@Stephanie-ku8wl any evidence of any of that actually happening?

[@melodie7282]

@@Stephanie-ku8wl sources pls?

[@jnahnet]

Bless their hearts. The names at the end, good god, so many names.

[@billydee4272]

It’s only a 4-minute video...so they didn’t have time to A/B roll all the names of Chicago’s young black men murdered by other young black men because that’d be a 2-hour video. Maybe next time!👍🏽

[@kristaingram6892]

And yet there are so so so so many more.

[@billydee4272]

@Krista Ingram INORITE! Hundreds of black people are hunted and killed daily by racist white police.😠

[@MZA5]

@@billydee4272 Educate yourself please. Start by watching, if you dare to know, "the Truth About the Confederacy." And brown/blue eyes by education Jane Elliot. so much history not taught in U.S. schools that indoctrinate-no EDUCATION. If you dare, get the facts and EDUCATE yourself.

[@jeffJuly]

🏳️‍🌈🖤💜💙💚💛🧡❤️🚔👊I stand up as one but I will protect to.

[@joanhudson3786]

What an incredible song - just WOW! Powerful in so many ways - the acute lens on current issues, the strength of standing up unabashedly, oh and let’s not forget the stunning combination of violin, sliding guitar, banjo, and drum. Nice work ladies!!

[@Swimdeep]

The names at the end made me burst into tears. Unexpected, welcome, and brave, the Chicks are a National Treasure. 🐥💗

[@RachelBissoondath]

Same for me. Those names 💔😔

[@shannonroland7880]

Same. I cried my eyes out. There are too many.

[@michaelevans4979]

Same here.

[@lyndanickerson1373]

Same for me! There's way too many names. Thank you The Chicks for using their platform.

[@ocmama9315]

Me too 😭

[@AdamRobert]

If there were ever a group of people to be proud to stan, it's these legends. We need more artists like The Chicks in the world.

[@jenniferharden2258]

TOTALLY!

[@SapphirePanorama]

I love this. I appreciate them singing about and supporting what matters regardless of backlash.

[@heatherdyer1569]

I love you Chicks. LOVE YOU! Thank you for always being real, and speaking up, when so many others won't. Thank you!

[@patriciablackburn2274]

I never shut the door on these talented, prolific women. I have always considered The Chicks one of the greatest musician groups. vocally and instrumentally gifted

[@mitzimccart8805]

As a member of the 'boomer' generation I love and applaud this powerful statement, thanks for speaking up and speaking out.

[@ruby5787]

I listened to Cowboy Take me Away on repeat so much as a child that I feel like my father will scream if he ever heard it again. My neighbors are about to feel the same about this song lol

[@katelynnehansen8115]

My kids are five (daughter) and three (son) and adore them, and that particular song is one of the most requested by them.

[@evelyntaylor7780]

When I heard this song for the first time, I couldn’t get it out of my head, was humming it all day long, then I watched the video, which is very powerful and moving and brought me to tears. Thank you Chicks for speaking out against injustice, don’t ever change. I will always buy your music and will definitely vote for change in November. Blessings of protection, strength and love to you all. Y’all are Texans and couldn’t be more proud of you! ❤️🥁🇨🇱🇺🇸

[@FalseEnding]

Thank you. Please make sure your voice remains loud as we weather through a long period of change.

[@legrandcourtage8588]

So powerful. Evokes tears and all the feels. “If your voice held no power, they wouldn’t try to silence you.” - unknown

[@ValleyMusicStore]

Haha, it’s the leftists that are the cancel culture mob! They are Privledged marxist Hypocrites! Conservatives march to their own drum, they are the new punk rock, the counterculture. This is cringe fringe and the song sucks.

[@OGMama75]

Time to get off the sidelines, and stand up for BLACK LIVES!

[@gemerson6119]

Powerful.

[@ValleyMusicStore]

GHnine Ofeleven ok lets go to Chicago and protest for all the kids killed this past weekend.

[@MaryAnnNytowl]

@@ValleyMusicStore LMAO! You clearly know *nothing* about these women and their music! That makes your words SO much funnier! 😄😂🤣😂😄 These ladies have been using their voices to stand up and push the world forward for 2 decades, now! You must have missed when they stood up to Bush, Jr. and his Iraq War over nonexistent WMDs, way back in 2003. And yet, they have had huge hit after huge hit, over and over, all this time, while speaking out with their song lyrics AND their voices. The name change is simply yet another step forward. And the song is just another song of Powerful words and messages from them, like always before. #NothingNew #MARCHMARCH

[@rdekker]

Wow, goosebumps, a change is needed in this world, it’s unavoidable

[@jenniferleighwarren2799]

Thank you my Sisters in this army!! Thank you for not being ready to make nice or back down. As you were before, you continue to be on the right side of history...