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Luke Combs wasn’t booed at the CMAs despite what some viewers thought

Luke Combs and fiancee Nicole Hocking
Did the crowd boo country singer Luke Combs at the 2019 CMAs? Pic credit: @ImageCollect.com/Admedia

Many fans were shocked when they heard what they thought were loud boos as country music star Luke Combs took to stage last night to accept the award for Male Vocalist of the Year at the 2019 CMAs.

After his acceptance speech, fans took to Twitter to debate whether fans actually booed Combs.

However, it appears that the entire incident was a misunderstanding and that the crowd was not booing but shouting “Luuuuuuuuke!” in support of the Beautiful Crazy singer, according to The Tennessean.

Luke Combs, who earlier walked the red carpet with fiancée Nicole Hocking, was announced the winner of the Male Vocalist of the Year award over other nominees Dierks Bentley, Keith Urban, Chris Stapleton, and Thomas Rhett.

Some people who attended the awards show last night said the noise from the crowd as the 29-year-old singer took the stage sounded more like “boos” than like appreciative “woos.”

“People around me were trying to figure out if it was boo or woo,”  an attendee told In Touch Weekly. “But it was coming from the top nosebleeds area. Not below where the celebrities are and the VIPs.”

Many fans who took to Twitter to comment, shortly after Luke accepted his award, also thought they heard boos, which they believed came from the supporters of other nominees.

However, The Tennessean took to their official Twitter handle to tweet that the crowd was not booing but yelling, “Luuuuuke!”

Many distraught fans expressed relief after The Tennessean tweeted that the crowd was saying “Luuuuuuuke!” in support of the singer. Others said they also thought they heard the crowd saying, “Luuuuuuuke!”

However, some disagreed, saying that Combs heard them booing and looked very hurt. One Twitter user said Combs initially looked excited, but his spirit fell when he heard the crowd booing.

Another fan on twitter said he played back the video three times and that he heard the crowd booing. He also noted that Luke appeared affected by the “booing,” and that he looked discomfited as he accepted the award.

Luke Combs’ CMA awards come after he released his second album What You See Is What You Get on November 8.

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