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Luke Bryan's Poem
Luke Bryan's performance in Nashville for Charlie Daniels' all-star Volunteer Jam didn't go smoothly for the singer. Bryan faced off with a man in the front row that flipped the singer off with his middle finger mid-song. Bryan made his move off the stage to take his shot at the man while he was still singing.

The singer had his microphone in his hand, when he casually walked up to the man and hit him in the side of the head. Bryan strolled back on the stage after he struck the man, getting right back to singing, after he was done with the finger flipping fan.That wasn't the only cruel moment Bryan was faced with during his Nashville tour stop. Another person at the show held a sign saying "We can see your camel toe," according to TMZ. The


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