dixie damelio

Charlie damelio’s hotter sister who made a song that Charlie will dance to and get more likes than the actual song.(her parents still like Charlie more.)

Dixie damelio has half the followers that Charlie has

dixie damelio by Emeraldredneck July 1, 2020

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Dixie Chicked

When you talk bad about the President on foreign shores during a time of war making everyone think that you are Anti-American and unpatriotic.

When freedom loving Americans choose not to listen to their music their fame rapidly declined after a brief rebound spell when liberals tried to make a point by driving to the CD store and buying their music but not listening to it, leading to stacks of unused CD's and increasing their carbon footprint in doing so. Irony.

Many ignorant people thought that only rednecks listened to their music initially but far from it.

"Hey, that new singer spoke out against my president"

"That's okay, he can be Dixie Chicked... that is what freedom is all about... since I do not agree with what was said, I have the right to stop listening and buying that music"

Dixie Chicked by ColourMEpink October 14, 2011

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dixie wind chimes

When the KKK hang a man of negro descent from a tree.

"Dang New Yorkers. Let's string 'em up and make us some dixie wind chimes!"

dixie wind chimes by DarbySniper August 1, 2006

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Dixie Beaver

Dixie Beaver is the hottest country musician in all the world. She is a captivating, beautiful, sexy, awe inspiring, exceptionally talented, fiesty, fearless, honky tonky woman.

Dixie Beaver is the ulitmate cowgirl.

When she plays music, the heavens stop to listen and appreciate. She is country to the core. A musical marvel.

That music is amazing, its got to be Dixie Beaver!

That is a Dixie Beaver of a song! Where can I buy it?

Dixie Beaver by Honky Tonk Tam February 3, 2010