According to witnesses, Jackson appeared uninterested and was heard saying, “It’s not worth it,” before exiting the venue.

The incident quickly went viral, sparking debate among country and pop music fans. Some speculate that Jackson, known for his traditional country roots, may have taken issue with Beyoncé’s presence in country music, a genre that has long been divided between traditionalists and modern influences.

Others believe his departure was a response to the Dixie Chicks’ controversial political stances, which have alienated some country fans over the years.

While Jackson has not officially commented on the situation, his past interviews suggest that he prefers classic country sounds over genre crossovers. He has previously voiced concerns about the evolution of country music, stating that it has drifted too far from its traditional roots.

Meanwhile, Beyoncé’s foray into country music has been met with mixed reactions. While some celebrate her efforts to bring diversity to the genre, others argue that country music should stay true to its original style.

As the debate continues, fans are left wondering if Jackson’s quiet exit was a personal protest or simply a matter of musical preference.