Garth Brooks Postpones Tonight Show Due to Civil Unrest, Calls Album Promotion 'Distasteful'
In response to civil unrest across the nation, country music star Garth Brooks postponed his scheduled Thanksgiving appearance on The Tonight Show. The slot will instead feature Whoopi Goldberg and Tom Colicchio.
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Brooks explained his decision on Facebook: "We landed in NY last night to the news of the civil unrest that was going on in our nation. To spend the day promoting our stuff like nothing was wrong, seemed distasteful to me. I will gladly reschedule any or all appearances the networks will allow. Love one another, g"
The decision reflects a growing awareness among public figures about the appropriate timing and context for promotional activities during periods of social upheaval.
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