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Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson denied posting a quote that was spread online and attributed to him about the Vrabel situation; the post came from a parody account and included a biblical verse about marriage, with Henderson urging others to stop spreading false information since he never made such a statement.
Jason Kelce clarified that a fake quote attributing him criticizing Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime performance was circulating on social media, emphasizing that he did not make any such statement and urging followers to verify information from official sources.
Jason Kelce denied making a controversial quote about Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance that circulated on social media, emphasizing that the quote is fake and urging fans to trust only his verified platforms.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced the suspension of his presidential campaign with a quote attributed to Winston Churchill, "Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts," which was found to be falsely attributed to Churchill by the Winston Churchill Project at Michigan's Hillsdale College and the International Churchill Society. The society also noted that the quote is often incorrectly attributed to Abraham Lincoln. DeSantis' campaign has not responded to requests for comment on the matter.
A viral quote falsely attributed to Hank Williams Jr. criticizing Garth Brooks has been revealed as fake. The quote, which claimed that Hank Jr. wouldn't be caught dead on stage with Garth and that he had to cancel his Vegas residency due to boos from the crowd, was widely shared on social media. However, there was no truth to the quote, and it was traced back to a satirical fake news site. Despite the debunking, memes and online media quoting the fake quote continue to go viral.
A claim that Hank Williams Jr. said he "wouldn't be caught dead" on stage with Garth Brooks originated as satire on a website known for parody and satire. The quote gained traction on social media, with comedian Tom Segura sharing it, but there is no truth to it. The fake quote was published on a website called The Dunning-Kruger Times, which is part of a network known for producing satirical content. The negativity towards Brooks stems from remarks he made about serving "every brand of beer" at his Nashville bar, which some users aligned with right-wing politics criticized.