Country music icon Reba McEntire appeared in Late Night With Seth Meyers episode, and the vibes were immaculate. The singer posted a photo and wrote, “It’s always a pleasure to visit @LateNightSeth! Thanks for having me back.” Judging by the responses, people really rallied for it.
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Captured by Lloyd Bishop for NBC, the picture sees Reba serving vanity effortlessly because when does she not? But the real tea isn’t in the post itself; it’s about the wild, chaotic, and at times downright confusing replies.
Jessie Currie described the energy well in few words, “That’s so amazing love this 😀.” Short, sweet, and straight to the point. TrMiDa, an expert of sorts when it comes to royal emojis, added: “Loved seeing you on TV last night. 👑❤️.” Same. Reba could literally be reading from a phone book and we would have our eyes glued to the screen.
Others were not just here for the vibes. Lilia V. Lopez became serious, writing, “I am sorry that people think they have to sell themselves and their principles to get noticed and sell their product.” Okay, deep cut, but we see you. Then there was Richard Dotson, who decided to be practical about it, “Y’all wanna help lower rent prices round here?” Sir, this is a Reba McEntire tweet.
The chaos went on. Some replies turned into full discussions about The Voice, one user, shallana mcnab, went deep into finale predictions and team drama: “Really Kelisa get someone in finale that good but i felt bad for John i throught Bryson was going to finale.” Ma’am, this is Wendy’s.
And then…there were the bots. Or so we hope. Multiple replies from an account named “Reba” (yeah, sure) exploded with suspiciously similar messages like, “Thanks babe You can dm me right now.” Yeah, no.
The real MVP of the replies was Stasia Of Rath: “Loved it! We need more interviews! 🧡🔥👑.” And honestly? Same. Reba’s wit cannot be replicated, and the world could always use more of that and her legendary side-eye.”
For those who missed it, this isn’t Reba’s first rodeo with Seth Meyers. The two share a history of hilarious and heartwarming interviews, and presumably, this latest appearance was no exception. Be it music, life, or a bunch of jokes, Reba always makes an entrance.
So yeah, the tweet was wholesome. The replies were strangely all over the place, varying from joy to confusion to… whatever-that-DM-spam-was. But what is evident, is that Reba McEntire remains a queen that could pull the internet together-even if a chunk of the replies make absolutely no sense.
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All in all: More Reba on Late Night, please. Maybe fewer bots, that would be lovely.
This story originally appeared on Celebrityinsider
