It all started with this tweet.

My 4-year-old just told me that something is “unreasonable.” 🤷‍♀️ Where does he get this stuff?

— Carrie Underwood (@carrieunderwood) March 25, 2019

Then, I HAD to make a silly joke in a retweet.

I’d have been slapped if I was a four year old speaking to my parents like that. https://t.co/FtPLhcin2z

— Jack Shell🎙 (@JackShellRadio) March 26, 2019

Basically, my retweet comment was strictly a comment about how if I had used a BIG word like that when I was a little kid, my parents would have shut me down.

Carrie was unfazed in her reply.

Ha ha. It wasn’t an attitude thing…he just threw it into a normal conversation.

— Carrie Underwood (@carrieunderwood) March 26, 2019

I even responded with…

It wouldn’t have had to be an attitude thing from me either. My parents would have just slapped me for using a polysyllabic word. 😀

— Jack Shell🎙 (@JackShellRadio) March 27, 2019

And of course “Karen” had to add HER two cents.

There is nothing funny about this. You just leave Carrie’s kids alone and mind your own business!

— Karen Wilson Stepp (@KarenStepp) March 28, 2019

THEN… some writer at Country Living magazine decided to pick this up as a “story” and label ME an “Internet Troll.”

Carrie Underwood Just Shut Down an Internet Troll Who Criticized Her Son Isaiah https://t.co/62LhWAjvtF

— Country Living (@CountryLiving) March 27, 2019

WAIT…

So, to BE clear.  I love Carrie Underwood

Here’s a throwback photo of me and the country superstar back during her Blown Away tour.

For crying out loud, THIS is on my mancave wall!

I think it’s safe to say that I am a fan of Carrie’s, and that our exchange was light-hearted and purely in jest.

After all, Love Wins.

Loveyameanit, Carrie.