The Dixie Bitches

"Ladies and gentlemen..." An announcer says off screen, "The Dixie Bitches!"

The crowd boos as The Dixie Bitches walked on stage.

"Now I was fully against The Dixie Bitches being the top billing for the show." Scot narrates before the camera turns on him.

"They were already be hated across American for their statement about Elvis being a fraud at The Hall Of Fame."

The footage changes the two sisters after their song at the ceremony.

The cheering stops and the older of the two, Daisy leans in and speaks with a southern accent, "Thank you everyone to listening to our music, we appreciated everything you done for us and our record sales."

Tulip, the youngest leans in, "And we want to thank all the women before us like Dolly Parton, Patsy Cline, and other country singers but also including those in rock music, especially Big Mama Thornton who that hack Elvis stole some of his songs from."

The crowd starts to boo.

"What?" Tulip asks, "You know that Elvis wasn't that good as people think he was."

"She's right. He and other musicians stole songs from black musicians. That's a fact. He didn't have one creative bone in his body." Daisy adds.

"I knew about the hate people had for them." Tanya narrates before the camera turns to her

"That's I had them as top billing. They were popular and still had a lot of fans plus, plenty of people will come just to hate watch them it was perfect."

The girls sing while people booed and threw trash at them.

"Yeah, we knew the heat we were going to get going out there." Daisy narrates with footage of her swatting trash out of the air and giving some of the fans the middle while she continues to sing. , "But we didn't care, as a gig is a gig."

The camera turns to them sitting down in front of a grey background.

Tulip and Daisy Dixie

The Dixie Bitches

"And besides..." Tulip says as she stood up, "We weren't going to be intimated by a ignorant son of guns anyways."

The camera turns to Wenona as she sighs, "I really wish they did for this."

Wenona narrates as ten men got past security and got on stage, "Because if they did. Things might've turned out differently."

They surround the two women while their male drummer ran off stage.