Luke Bryan HIT Dustin Lynch’s presentation declaring: ‘No one has passed STD tests anymore!’

Luke Bryan has been criticized by fans on TikTok for his rude introduction to a performance by Dustin Lynch, which saw him declare: “No one has had more STD tests than this man.”

Bryan, 46, who caused a stir in October when he invited Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to a concert, was branded an “idiot” when he made a bizarre speech about his old friend Lynch, 37, at the festival in country music Crash My Playa 2023. on the weekend,

The country singer said: “No one has had more liquor, no one has thrown up more, no one has taken more drugs, no one has taken more IVs, no one has passed more STD tests than this next gentleman.”

He added that Lynch has a “clean bill of health and has no illnesses” to the shocked crowd.

Fans were quick to react on social media, calling the speech “vapid” and expressing disappointment at the American Idol star’s comments.

One wrote, “I love Luke, but he sounded like an ass doing that introduction for God’s sake,” while another wrote, “What Luke said about Dustin isn’t worth saying.” Dustin deserved a better introduction than that.

Another wrote: ‘I understand he may have been drunk and is joking but as a DL fan this is disgusting of Luke.

Another wrote: ‘What Luke Bryan said about Dustin Lynch is absolutely unnecessary! No one deserves a stage introduction like Luke did Dustin.

One fan wrote: “I’m beyond disappointed in what Luke said about Dustin not being great at all,” while a second wrote: “Keep it up zero talent Luke! Soon you’ll be playing to empty stadiums.

Another wrote: ‘Drunk or not, this is so tasteless and out of place. I lost a lot of respect after seeing this.

‘If anyone talked about Luke’s nieces like they did Dustin, Luke would destroy his reputation! Remember that the stone you roll will come back to you, Luke!

Other fans came out in support of Bryan, writing, “I think he was being funny,” while another wrote, “Did you ever think they’re really good friends?”

The video comes three months after liberals vowed to ‘cancel’ country singer Bryan after he brought out Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis during a concert in Jacksonville on Friday, an event held to raise money for relief efforts. of Hurricane Ian for the embattled state.

In the surprise appearance, the Republican governor was filled with applause as he took the stage, sentiments not shared by the aroused masses online.

DeDantis, a staunch conservative widely known – and sometimes criticized – for his anti-awakening policies, launched hats to the crowd as he joined Bryan, asking if viewers were ‘excited to be in the free state of Florida?’

While the response in person was deafening, on social media, the liberal masses were quick to criticize Bryan for associating himself with the governor.

Bryan, who twice hosted the Country Music Awards, had been in Jacksonville as part of their ‘Raised Up Right’ tour after it was postponed multiple times due to damage from the historic storm last month.

The country music superstar was forced to postpone three previously scheduled stops in the Sunshine State due to Ian, rescheduling and changing several venues.

Video from Friday’s show Bryan taking the stage under the glowing lines with no music at the start of the show, before the pair began speaking to the crowd about the deadly storm and the Sunshine’s State recovery efforts.

While they were well received by locals, liberals across the country weren’t so pleased, with many apparently citing DeSantis’ signing of the so-called ‘Don’t Say Gay Bill’ That prohibited schools from teaching gender identity and sexual orientation to children under the age of 10.

“Luke Bryan just got crossed off the playlist,” one user criticized after re-sharing a now-viral clip of the country singer walking out to thunderous applause, which the concertgoer who presumably recorded the clip commented was ” deafening”.

“Luke Bryan admits he hates women, LGBTQ people and immigrants,” another added in a similar scathing post, referencing the politician’s polarizing politics.

Others made it clear that they were giving up on the singer’s music altogether because of the cameo, which apparently took the internet by storm.

“I’m so shocked that you had DeSantis on stage with you,” one of those users commented amid the storm of backlash that followed.

The clip shows DeSantis and Bryan later shaking hands and hugging, in what appeared to be a healthy and even charitable place.

Then, at the appearance, the Republican governor encouraged concertgoers to vote, prompting fervent cheers and chants of ‘USA. USA’ from the crowd that supported him.

DeSantis would also thank Bryan for his generosity in helping with recovery efforts, noting how the singers have already contributed money to his Florida Disaster Fund, which the country star said he plans to give more to.

Bryan then revealed that he would be donating all of the proceeds from his rescheduled show in Estero, Florida to the fund.

Bryan previously said that all money made from the Jacksonville show, as well as all upcoming shows in Florida, will be donated to the fund to help the millions of hurricane victims.

“Because of the hurricane, they had to use the place that I was acting as a shelter,” Bryan said of the storm that forced his team to postpone three previously scheduled stops in the Sunshine State.