Toby Keith, Popular Country Music Singer-Songwriter, Dies at 62

[BayGBM]

Toby Keith, Popular Country Music Singer-Songwriter, Dies at 62

Toby Keith, the larger-than-life singer-songwriter of No. 1 country hits like “Who’s Your Daddy?” and “Made in America” and one of the biggest stars to come out of Nashville in three decades, died on Monday. He was 62.

His death was announced on his official website, which said that he passed “peacefully” surrounded by his family. Elaine Schock, Mr. Keith’s publicist, said in an email that he died in Oklahoma, where he had lived his entire life.

The singer announced in the summer of 2022 that he had been diagnosed with stomach cancer and was being treated with chemotherapy, radiation and surgery... https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/06/arts/music/toby-keith-dead.html

Bodybuilding related:  I always thought he had good BB potential.

[Irongrip400]

Saw him in concert a few times. Great show and seemed like a good dude.  Didn’t realize how bad his cancer was, hadn’t heard anything in a while so I figured he might have been on the mend.

[wes]

RIP

[Rambone]

https://www.tmz.com/watch/0-4ps3zukc/

Toby had more height and muscle than most

[ProudVirgin69]

62?  Holy shit I had no idea

I don’t care for country music but country concerts might be the best possible place to pick up women

[Never1AShow]

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[CalvinH]

PIP

[IroNat]

One of the most monetarily successful country artists ever.

RIP

 

[Kwon]

Wait what? TOO YOUNG!

[Marty Champions]

More dietary fat would’ve cured his stomach cancer Not so much radiation an chemo
I heard about this a week back but he had m”most if not all his stomach removed”

When our body parts break down or decline just change you diet. Cutting out your stomach and chemo is for lazy people no offense it relinquishes all self responsibility

There is no such thing as stomach cancer rather it’s inflammation and hemmorages very similar to hemmorhoids accending and descending colon can experience flare ups

Jflare ups are caused by too much dat der and low fat diets

[IroNat]

More dietary fat would’ve cured his stomach cancer Not so much radiation an chemo
I heard about this a week back but he had m”most if not all his stomach removed”

When our body parts break down or decline just change you diet. Cutting out your stomach and chemo is for lazy people no offense it relinquishes all self responsibility

There is no such thing as stomach cancer rather it’s inflammation and hemmorages very similar to hemmorhoids accending and descending colon can experience flare ups

Jflare ups are caused by too much dat der and low fat diets

I think you hit the nail on the head.

[MajorDomo]

Saw him in concert- great performer and had a real rapport with the audience.

[GymnJuice]

[deadz]

Sometimes you get the elevator sometimes you get the shaft

[IroNat]

Tobah Keef

[Fortress]

Know the name. That’s about it.

RIP

[Agnostic007]

More dietary fat would’ve cured his stomach cancer Not so much radiation an chemo
I heard about this a week back but he had m”most if not all his stomach removed”

When our body parts break down or decline just change you diet. Cutting out your stomach and chemo is for lazy people no offense it relinquishes all self responsibility

There is no such thing as stomach cancer rather it’s inflammation and hemmorages very similar to hemmorhoids accending and descending colon can experience flare ups

Jflare ups are caused by too much dat der and low fat diets

I doubt it. Many people have tried homeopathic cures for cancer and died doing it. Oncologists spend 10-13 years of school and training to reach the requirements needed to have their practice. A LOT of research goes into fighting cancer. I'd say the odds of you being correct on diet change as the solution is not zero but not greater than a 1% chance of being true.

[Marty Champions]

I doubt it. Many people have tried homeopathic cures for cancer and died doing it. Oncologists spend 10-13 years of school and training to reach the requirements needed to have their practice. A LOT of research goes into fighting cancer. I'd say the odds of you being correct on diet change as the solution is not zero but not greater than a 1% chance of being true.

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