Kip Moore Reneges On Contracted Appearance, Angers Fans
On Saturday, April 11th, “Somethin’ ‘Bout A Truck” singer Kip Moore played The Complex at Valdosta State University in Georgia to what by all accounts was a satisfied and appreciative crowd. After the show, some Kip Moore fans gathered at a local bar called the Ashley Street Station where Kip Moore had an agreement to make an appearance at the official afterparty proceeding the concert. Kip wasn’t scheduled to play, but simply to show up, and the bar was charging a $10 cover for the chance to see Kip and listen to some local bands.
But Kip Moore never showed up. Fans waited and waited at the Ashley Street Station, but no Kip. Making matters worse, Moore was then spotted in another local bar in Valdosta, drinking with patrons and snapping selfies, stimulating angry fans to post messages online, and the Valdosta’s Happenings to publish an angry letter calling Kip Moore an “asshole.”
This solicited s strong response from Kip, who insisted he wasn’t a part of any agreement to make an appearance at the Ashley Street Station.
I’m hearing a lot of noise about some after party that I was suppose to attend at Ashley street something bar in Valdosta last night..let me explain something to the people that feel the need to bitch about this. First and foremost is I show up to play the show period. That’s my focus. I give everything I got night after night. I never go through the motions during a show regardless of the energy of the crowd or how tired I am. I make sure I do my best to give you my best because that’s what you came for.
Now on the topic of this bar. It amazes me people can’t read between the lines on some things. A lot of towns we play has a bar that’ll spread the word that we are coming after the show. It happens all the time. This is the first time I have any knowledge that I was “suppose” to attend some after party. What probably happened was in the middle of getting ready for my show someone asked me would you like to go out to whatever bar you guys claim I was “suppose” to be at. I probably said “I might” cause I know to never say “yes” to these things because sometimes I’m too wiped after the show. I don’t recall that but it’s a possibility.
And for the record the only bar that I remember telling I “may” come to was blue water. I hung out with fans took pics with anyone that asked and had a good time meeting new people and catching up with friends I grew up with. I have def learned you can’t please everyone..people can’t wait to put their sticky little fingers on those typing keys to slander somebody these days for no real reason and that simply sucks. normally I wouldn’t even respond to such ridiculous shit BUT being that this show was at my old college I am. And to be honest, if me not coming to a bar to take pics after playing the show (where my focus was and gave you everything i had on that stage) makes you not like me anymore and not want to listen to my music then goodbye”¦now to all the fans that enjoyed the show and didn’t bitch about this petty silly ass ridiculous situation thank you for last night.
I had a blast and appreciate all the support. If we would all learn to chill and let the small stuff roll off of us what a beautiful world it would be. See y’all on the road
So that solves it, right? This was all a misunderstanding with a bar maybe a little to eager to declare themselves the official afterparty and promise patrons a Kip Moore appearance. In fact the patrons and bar that expected Kip Moore to show up were the true assholes.
Well wrong. Kip Moore in fact did have an agreement to make the appearance between himself and the Valdosta State University, and Kip was the one who broke the covenant with fans, VSU, and the Ashley Street Station by skipping out and hanging out at another bar owned by a buddy of his, and posting his presumptive and accusatory letter on his Facebook page. This all came out subsequently in a post by the Ashley Street Station.
I apologize for all who waited, traveled, ect to see Kip at Ashley Street Station last night… I (owner) worked very hard promoting, rearranged large scheduling issues, travelled from Athens Ga & our 2nd location, had many other people & band members rearrange their schedules as well, & spent time away from my significant other, my family, and my 4month old (which I don’t see cause I’m out of town) to help promote his VSU show…
THIS WAS AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN VALDOSTA STATE UNIVERSITY & KIP MOORES PEOPLE for him to be at Ashley Street Station afterwards.. we were NOT under contract with him but VSU was..VSU will handle this appropriately and that’s all we have to do with it
I will say however, Kip & his manager were fully aware of the agreement which I know personally since I spoke to both yesterday myself
I was approached by VSU with this last week, we were glad to help support local music as we have done consistently over the last 3 years and will always do. With that being said we will let VSU handle this from here on out and once again I apologize to all involved including my staff that worked tirelessly all week!!
So what does Kip Moore do? He did take “somewhat” responsibility for skipping out on the appearance in a subsequent post on Facebook, even though it was all the fault of Kip and his management for missing the contracted appearance. He then he decided to take exception with the people who had a problem with the incident, sarcastically calling them “true American badasses.”
I stand somewhat corrected..I’m just now learning the details of the arrangements made by my team and the owner of Ashley Street in Valdosta on sat night. I Was never suppose to play but suppose to come by and hang with people from the show. I went to a place where my buddy worked and it was never communicated to me that people were waiting at the other bar. I apologize to anyone involved with the miscommunication and to any fans that waited on us. To the tough guys talking noise that don’t know what really happened I say congrats on being tough. You’re true American bad asses
And that is it. An apology, somewhat, but no promises to make it up to folks in the future, a possible lie about not knowing about the appearance (if we believe the Ashley Street owner), and no true sense of contriteness after a situation that seems to be all the fault of him and his management.
Communication breakdowns and mistakes happen with every human. It’s how we handle them that is the measure of a man.
Kip Moore is originally from Tifton, GA, near Valdosta, and made his first ever appearance at Valdosta’s Mellow Mushroom restaurant.
***UPDATE: Kip Moore has erased both his Facebook posts.
April 13, 2015 @ 12:12 pm
I didn’t even know Kip Moore had fans old enough to be allowed into a bar. Also, this clown needs to take a grammar class, how many times did he say “suppose” instead of “supposed?”
April 13, 2015 @ 2:19 pm
He’s a good person not a bunch of assholes behind a computer screen.
April 13, 2015 @ 4:10 pm
Right, because caring about the education of the impressionable youth who listen to this clown and upon whom he impresses his sub-par grammar skills makes me an asshole. You haven’t been to college, have you?
April 13, 2015 @ 6:50 pm
I’m on your side here of course, but just because someone didn’t go to college doesn’t mean that they’re unintelligent. I never went to college and I believe I’m a reasonably intelligent person. Well, that’s what I’d like to believe anyway.
But this Jake guy seems like he’s one of Kip Moore’s groupies who’s missing a component or two upstairs.
April 14, 2015 @ 5:04 am
Josh: the college comment was maybe kind of crass and out-of-line and thanks for calling me out on it, but when I stand by my comments about caring about the spread of poor grammar that celebrities like this impress on the youth, and an obvious disdain for proper grammar that is held by a lot of his young rowdy “country” fans, many of whom haven’t been to college. I’ve met a lot of stupid people who’ve been to college, admittedly they used proper spelling.
April 13, 2015 @ 2:42 pm
Kip is smart not like you dumbass
April 13, 2015 @ 4:08 pm
Right, because not adding a period at the end of the sentence you meant to insult me with clearly asserts your intelligence over me. sarcasm
April 13, 2015 @ 4:22 pm
I have a life by not attacking people. Grow up.
April 13, 2015 @ 5:04 pm
Okay troll, I took you for a walk outside, now I’m tired, back under the bridge for the night with you, maybe we’ll play tomorrow.
April 13, 2015 @ 12:13 pm
Honestly, how does an artist not know about the deals or agreements involving him/herself. Maybe he’s just too busy taking selfies smh.
April 13, 2015 @ 12:21 pm
Not trying to defend Kip, but I suspect very few major label artists know what they are doing or where they are supposed to be. Chances are they mostly rely on their management team to do all of that stuff. Outside of independent artists or artists who are more hands on with their careers, I would guess that most simply go where they are told to go.
April 13, 2015 @ 1:32 pm
I would tend to agree with you Mike W., but what I’m surprised about is when this became a big deal, neither Kip nor his management double checked before posting a 4-paragraph rant on Facebook about how everyone was wrong but them. There was a signed contract and posters all over the place promoting the appearance, and this was considered a hometown show. Also the bar owner said he spoke to both Kip Moore and his manager specifically about it. That’s hearsay of course, and I’m sure they’re busy, but goodness, I would have double checked before I started flame throwing fans that were already jilted by paying money for an appearance that never happened.
April 13, 2015 @ 2:37 pm
I agree. I recently watched a 46 hours with Brett Eldredge documentary thing on YouTube and, good grief, he had like 25 appearances in one day. They would just sort of brief him before he went in. He had no idea where he was supposed to be, or really where he was. However, Kip should have checked with his handlers before going off. He isn’t at the level yet where he can afford pissing off a bunch of fans. That said, I saw him in concert a few years ago, opening for Billy Currington and during the intermission he walked around and signed merch and cds and posed for picture and was super friendly. I have never seen anyone do that.
April 16, 2015 @ 10:19 am
Kip is as genuine as they come! Almost every show I’ve been to he always stays after to take pictures and sign autographs. We are talking about a guy that travels with like 12 other people on his bus to help reduce his ticket cost for his fans. I’ve been a fan of all music for many years and I have never seen no other artist treat their fans as good as he does. I’ve met him a few times and he always takes the time with you And doesn’t rush you and has always been a very humble guy! I was at the show at VSU and Kip put on a hell of a show even inviting everyone to come into the pit area and jumping off stage to sing in a section further away from the stage. I think a lot of people rejudge someone before they truly know the facts or the person for that matter.
April 13, 2015 @ 2:34 pm
He actually admitted it was his team not Kip. Get your facts straight moron
April 13, 2015 @ 2:40 pm
Did he”admit” it was his team, or did he pass the buck? The bar owner said he spoke to Kip personally, and that he knew about the event. Who is telling the truth? Who knows. I’m willing to forgive Kip, but there’s been enough of blaming everyone else. Sometimes you do better by yourself and everyone else by shouldering more of the blame than you should.
Managers are there to make sure everything goes off without a hitch, and musicians are notoriously flighty. But in the end, it’s Kip Moore’s name on the marquee.
April 13, 2015 @ 4:20 pm
I just hope this doesn’t happen again and his team could learn from this. No one is perfect
April 13, 2015 @ 2:43 pm
If you knew Kip at all he takes selfies he was giving back once again. It was his team that made the mistake
April 13, 2015 @ 12:37 pm
These self-important, “always right,” “stars” crack me up.
Sounds like ol’ Kip did the patrons of Ashley Street Station a favor.
April 13, 2015 @ 2:44 pm
Why don’t you get your facts straight. It was his team not Kip. End of story. He admitted that just recently
April 13, 2015 @ 5:18 pm
Fanboyz and fangurlz like you crack me up too.
April 13, 2015 @ 12:37 pm
Am I the only one who laughed every time Mr. Moore typed “suppose” when it should have been “supposed”? Once I would chalk up to a typo; five times in two separate communications is just bad grammar.
April 13, 2015 @ 12:38 pm
So wait… Kip, are you “to blame” or not? So many mixed signals…
April 13, 2015 @ 1:35 pm
He’s “somewhat” to blame, but the people who paid to see him, got stood up, and then criticized by Kip for being angry at him, I guess they shoulder the other part of the blame….because they’re American bad asses.
April 13, 2015 @ 1:42 pm
I agree. I was just making a smart ass comment based off the title of his new single!
April 13, 2015 @ 1:42 pm
See again – this is inaccurate. Kip never criticized his fans and the ‘true badass’ comment was aimed at the twitter article calling him names and asking people to go to his accounts to bash him.
I do agree this could have been handled outside of social media but it wasn’t. I’m sure he learned his lesson on the backlash and dissection that comes from posting
April 13, 2015 @ 12:41 pm
Plenty of singers fail to show up at events, famously including George Jones.
Kip Moore should just refund the patrons and leave it at that.
April 13, 2015 @ 12:58 pm
Hank Williams and George Jones just flat out didn’t show up, and didn’t talk about it afterwards. Axl Rose flat out left shows halfway through, and refunded the patrons. This guy showed up, but went to the wrong place (across the street) where people could still see him. Then he tried to talk his way out of it before hastily backpedaling. His not showing up isn’t the issue, his handling of the issue is.
April 13, 2015 @ 1:35 pm
That’s actually not how it went down at all. Funny so many people claiming what he did but they weren’t there. I actually was there. First, the only reason Kip responded hastily on social media is bc he woke up to an article calling him an asshole begging other people to go to his social media pages and bash him. Classy. Had any normal human woken up to this knowing they were supposed to attend some bar I would gather their first instinct wouldn’t be to leave an angry post on social medial and then back peddle out of it. He didn’t know he was supposed to show up- could it b his teams fault? Yeah maybe and it was clear he was starting to get the details during the day yesterday which explains his comments. Y’all are so quick to judge someone and hop on the pissing wagon before actually getting all the facts. I’m a fan of Kip but more than that I have known him for years and this is the first time I have ever seen a miscommunication happen like this. Does it suck for the ppl who waited for him to show and spent $10? Yeah- but life will somehow go on for them. I guess go back to correcting his grammar and judging someone u don’t have a clue on.
April 13, 2015 @ 1:51 pm
“he didn’t know he was supposed to show up.” My point in an eggshell. Why didn’t he know? Isn’t he aware enough to know he was supposed to be there? “maybe it was his team’s fault.” If it were his teams fault, why? Couldn’t he hire more competent people? he’s a pseudo-celebrity after all! I wasn’t criticizing Moore especially. Eric compared this to Jones. I made the point that Jones willingly left people hanging and didn’t give two shakes of wet spaghetti, whereas this guy apparently just had a miscommunication.
April 13, 2015 @ 1:54 pm
“Y”™all are so quick to judge someone and hop on the pissing wagon before actually getting all the facts.”
The fact is Kip Moore was contracted to make the appearance, he didn’t, and then he jumped down the throats of folks before taking the time to make sure he wasn’t in the wrong. I presented everyone’s words here in sequential order, including Kip’s, and if there’s some significant fact that changes the whole complexion of this story, then by all means, feel free to present it as opposed to generically saying the facts aren’t strait.
I don’t know Kip Moore and have never met him. I’ve also never had any indication that he wasn’t a nice guy. It was an incident, it’s fine, we can all move on, but like another commenter pointed out, it’s not Kip Moore forgetting the appearance that pissed people off, it was his actions afterwards.
And I did include the information about the blog that called him an “asshole” and linked to it so people can judge for themselves if it was appropriate or not.
April 13, 2015 @ 2:00 pm
His actions afterwords? Posting FB rants? I mean I guess we all have our way of handling things and hindsight is always 20/20 – but in the heat of the moment when he’s getting attacked with so many comments– he reacted- a tad hastily. I am not saying it was the right thing to do, and like I mentioned in another post, I’m certain he has learned his lesson and not taking to social media to express his frustrations. However, he and his management have reached out to the manager of Ashley Street trying to resolve the issue and there has been no call back or response. He is trying to make this right to the patrons/fans.
April 13, 2015 @ 2:07 pm
Hey man, if I was sitting In Kip’s shoes, I’d like to think that I would act differently, but I also understand how the barbs go up when you’re being attacked and you’re not really sure what for. Believe it or not it’s happened to me many times, and it is actually happening right now with an issue. You’re adrenaline gets pumping and maybe you don’t make the greatest decisions. It would be my guess that Kip eventually will make it right, and if so, I’ll be here to report it. But I’m also glad that I published an account of what happened, especially since he deleted his previous posts.
We all make mistakes, and nobody here is better than Kip Moore or anyone else. If he takes responsibility for it, good on him.
April 13, 2015 @ 1:38 pm
uhhhh and to compare this to hank or George is ridiculous. This wasn’t a show. This was some special appearance he was to make to take pics w a few fans. Haha. My word.
April 13, 2015 @ 1:55 pm
I know it’s ridiculous to compare it to Hank or George, after all Kip isn’t a country artist.
April 13, 2015 @ 2:02 pm
Oh god get off your high horse. I am not gonna get in this argument w u on country vs non country. You’re the one who mentioned George not me. So. Xo.
April 13, 2015 @ 2:06 pm
you told me it was ridiculous to compare it to George; I agreed. if my agreeing with you offends you then you must hate bobbleheads, those things are even more agreeable than me.
April 13, 2015 @ 2:11 pm
kris your absolutely right. I’ve read so many disgusting posts about this and not many have a clue on what they are talking about. I think it’s wonderful and refreshing that an artist posted what he did. Good for him!!!’
April 13, 2015 @ 1:39 pm
Good point Fuzzy.
I always think it’s endearing when artists make themselves available to fans, but I also don’t think it should be required, and artists should have their privacy respected. But this was a case where Kip and his management made a mistake, and then threw it back in the face of the fans. Even in a drunken stupor, “No Show” Jones wouldn’t do something like that.
April 13, 2015 @ 2:24 pm
Kips team made a mistake let it go. Kip probably feels awful he let people down. He would do anything for his fans and I am sure he wasn’t aware of the issue
April 13, 2015 @ 2:19 pm
“We all make mistakes, and nobody here is better than Kip Moore or anyone else.”
Kip Moore thinks he’s better than us though. 😉
April 13, 2015 @ 1:26 pm
I don’t know Kip Moore from Mandy Moore, but I liked it a lot better when we handled this shit out back, rather than having a bunch of babies whining about every little fucking thing that doesn’t go their way online.
“Ooh! I’ll show him. I’m gonna make a Facebook post!”
April 13, 2015 @ 1:44 pm
Ha! There’s a point there, but the problem with this situation is when you have an artist like Kip Moore, his bullhorn is always going to be bigger. Basically he took to Facebook and made out the venue and fans to be liars as he’s riding in the back of his big Prevost bus out of town and they really had no other recourse. I don’t know that kicking Kip’s ass would have been a better solution to anything. Fins to the only medium at their dispose to vent their grievances.
April 13, 2015 @ 2:08 pm
“I don”™t know Kip Moore from Mandy Moore”
Kip is the more feminine one.
April 13, 2015 @ 1:59 pm
Kip has deleted both his posts off of Facebook, so there’s that.
April 13, 2015 @ 2:07 pm
To Mr. Kip Moore,
It’s “supposed” not “suppose,” you fucking moron.
I’ve hated him since that dumbass truck song, and then he ripped off Ryan Bingham’s vocal style on Dirt Road.
Fucker.
April 13, 2015 @ 2:09 pm
Which truck song are you referring to? Oh that’s right it doesn’t matter because they’re all the same!!!!!
April 13, 2015 @ 2:19 pm
Ripping off Ryan Bingham’s vocals made me 10 times more angry than “Somethin’ ’bout a Truck” sung by that oxygen thief they call Kip Moore.
April 13, 2015 @ 4:24 pm
How do you rip off someone’s vocals? Don’t know much about Kip but curious how that’s even possible
April 13, 2015 @ 8:26 pm
Listen to any damn song Ryan Bingham has ever sung, and then listen to Kip Moore’s “Dirt Road.”
You’ll hear it.
April 13, 2015 @ 2:38 pm
Whatever happened to a simply apology for the mix up? Well, I guess this is another reason why these artist don’t last more than a few years.
-Scott
April 13, 2015 @ 3:06 pm
I agree. I think the bigger issue here is the fact that Mr. Moore’s first reaction was to lash out. I get that he was surprised and upset to see himself attacked over this, but maybe his first move should have been to call whoever handles his itinerary and asked what the heck was going on.
I don’t know that anyone else would have handled it any differently in this day and age, though.
April 13, 2015 @ 2:40 pm
Man. Who really even gives a good dad-gum about these trifling A-holes? Why is this article even on here?
April 15, 2015 @ 10:47 am
I tend to agree, except it’s always fun to point out their douchiness.
April 13, 2015 @ 2:52 pm
Am I the only one left wondering why an issue like this has become such a caustic situation online? The fact crap like this is causing so much slandering and shit-slinging speaks alot more about this day and age, and frankly, that is so depressing. He, or his team, screwed up. Its an issue that should be settled between the people involved, but now everybody who has an axe to grind or just wanting to act important bandwagons onto judging a guy who made a mistake. Not directed at you Trig for reporting this, i think its great that you bring news like this to discuss, I’m tired of society acting petty when crap like this comes up. I miss integrity and tact, and being able to hide behind a username seems to strip people of it anymore.
April 13, 2015 @ 2:59 pm
I agree this isn’t some big issue. I do think it was worth addressing because of the circumstances and accusations that had been posed, especially now that Kip Moore has removed his posts. But yes, there’s much bigger fish to fry.
That said, it was Moore’s follow up, not his initial no show, that really set some folks off in Valdosta, and I think they had a right to be angry.
April 13, 2015 @ 6:40 pm
ok it doesn’t make any sense for him not performing.
April 13, 2015 @ 8:42 pm
Despite the grammar- or lack thereof- what gets me is the plain beligerance and rudeness towards “fans” ~ I mean basic “customer service” says the customer isn’t always right, but he is the customer… The proper way to handle the thing would be just apologize for the misunderstanding (even if there wasn’t one~ or for your screw up – if there was). ~ and mend the fence instead of burn the bridge (if I can mix my message)~
April 14, 2015 @ 6:01 am
So Jake (and I guess Mr. Moore) are willing to throw Moore’s “team” under the bus. Apparently, Moore has never heard the phrase “the buck stops here” and is perfectly willing to let some underpaid lackey take the blame for any screw-up.
Does Moore feel it would lessen his alleged masculinity just to say, “Ya know, I’m sorry. I screwed up. I’ll find some way to make it right. I apologize.”??
April 14, 2015 @ 8:49 am
Jake and Kris are obviously fans of Kip Moore, and it’s really a great indicator of the kind of people his music appeals to. Did you notice that every single comment Jake left behind lacks a period at the end? Periods are something we all learned by fourth grade, and yet there are people who don’t get it; they are the people to whom bro-country appeals, and that’s why they’re defending him, because to their minds, those of us who see things the way we do are just out criticizing people we’ve never met. They never learned to reason and critical think the way we think they should, right or wrong, so they perceive bro-country and its ilk in a different way than we think they should, right or wrong.
April 14, 2015 @ 9:08 am
Nail hit squarely on head.
April 15, 2015 @ 6:11 pm
wait because I’m a fan of Kip Moore you’re knocking me? Wow. Speaks volumes on you fuzzy.
My playlist consists of Kip Moore yes.. But I also listen to Sturgill, Frank Foster, Chris Stapleton and dislike singers such as FGL and Cole – but hey, because I Like and respect a certain artist you’re going to cast judgement.
I happened to have been there that night which is why I left a comment. I was a bit more well aware of what happened.
I don’t know who the other kid was leaving rude comments who is a fan of Kip but not all Kip fans are rude and not all lack grammar skills which seems to be something that bothers you more than the actual point of the story here.
Continue the judging. Sure it works out well for you ✌ðŸ¼ï¸
April 16, 2015 @ 6:50 pm
Kris: Bravo for standing up. A lot of times the most outrageous members of a group define the group. One bad lawyer gives the rest a bad name, one bad apple ruins the bunch, the other commenter gave all Kip Moore fans a bad reputation, and kudos to you for speaking up. You’re entitled to like Kip Moore, and you’re equally entitled to not be stereotyped by the behaviors of his other fans, people like that other commenter.
April 14, 2015 @ 7:02 am
I had no idea Kip had such passionate fans. It is hard to believe that any artist these days would respond to a complaint without running it by the PR team first. I don’t like his music or his response. I do think he will make it up to them. He is probably not a bad guy. HeyDay says it perfectly! That is what should happen.
April 14, 2015 @ 10:02 am
Seems bad attitudes and smart mouths are becoming a trend. Nashville Gab had a story today about Tyler Farr talking trash to people on Twitter who said bad things about his show. These boys better remember who pays them. No fans= no $$
April 14, 2015 @ 10:08 am
If they ruin their careers by alienating the only group of people who likes their music then we won’t have to put up with them, so…
April 14, 2015 @ 10:33 am
Well I just happen to live in Valdosta, am from Tifton, and love Triggers site. I did not attend the show, but can tell you the bar owner of Ashley St is a good fella with no reason to lie. And I can tell you the “other bar” owners are GOOD friends of Luke Bryan (same college) and support a lot of big Nashville acts before they are “big” at their many bars. Having said that…the guys with the Nashville connections won this battle and the awesome bar owner without lost. It’s all about who you know…still.
April 14, 2015 @ 11:40 am
I just took the time to read the blog post that got Kip Moore’s dander up (linked in the article above). What jumped out at me is that the author referred to Mr. Moore as a “up-and-coming” artist. Which seems like a strange way to describe a guy whose biggest hit was four years ago, hasn’t had a top 10 in two years, and has had one low-level hit single in each of the last two calendar years.
Seems more like a young has-been who never really was to me.
April 14, 2015 @ 12:23 pm
Whatever happened to celebs pretending to care when they commit a faux-pas? Like, when Eric Church bashed on American Idol and other singing shows… Miranda Lambert called him on it, and he pretended to care and gave the standard “it was a misunderstanding” apology. You know they dont mean it, but they do it to cool things down because their publicist told them to. Is Kip Moore above even a FAKE apology? So obnoxious! “Yeah, I screwed over my fans, and now I’m admitting it WAS my fault, but I’m basically saying I’m an assh0le and I don’t care!” ew!
April 15, 2015 @ 12:09 am
“it amazes me people can’t read between the lines” it amazes me Kip can read at all.
April 15, 2015 @ 8:26 am
He can’t very well, look at all the times he said suppose instead of supposed.
April 15, 2015 @ 9:24 am
Instead of ranting on FB he should’ve pulled a Taylor Swift and played the victim in a song,