Kane Brown getting trolled for College GameDay appearance

Kane Brown is a famous country artist, and he also happens to be a big fan of the Georgia Bulldogs.

So, when College GameDay started off its 2021 campaign in Charlotte ahead of Saturday’s Georgia-Clemson game, Brown showed up as the celebrity guest picker.

But, he wasn’t exactly as electric on the GameDay set as he can be in concert. In fact, fans noted a lack of energy from the country star.

Below, you can see some fan reaction on Twitter, mostly from fans wondering if he was one of the worst guest pickers of all time:

My goodness, Kane Brown is a horrible choice as guest picker. You already had Chase Elliott there. Why not just go with him? #CollegeGameday

— Trey Downey (@TDExperience) September 4, 2021

https://twitter.com/RacingCreighton/status/1434185611041198082

After that #GameDay segment I’m positive that Kane Brown knows zero about Football and has less personality than my front door…

— Michael Carmack (@MikeTheSpike24) September 4, 2021

Kane Brown is one of the worst celebrity guest pickers of all time.

— Coach Sullivan (@SethSully) September 4, 2021

Week one post covid and you go with Kane Brown, a human robot, as celebrity guest picker.

— Brian (@BrianMcGannon) September 4, 2021

Fan of Kane Brown's music but man..what a bland guest picker he was.

— Allbouttheu83 (@allbouttheu83) September 4, 2021

Kane Brown might be hall of fame worst guest picker Gameday’s ever had

Honestly impressed

— Will (@DubyaDee93) September 4, 2021

https://twitter.com/SECblog/status/1434185013734608903

Live look at Kane Brown making picks on Gameday pic.twitter.com/uyRdSyVqGs

— Space Camp Kids (@SpaceCampKids1) September 4, 2021

Hey @CollegeGameDay, never invite @kanebrown on again. What a terrible guest pick. More of a dud than a wet firecracker.

— ‘Ike Loa (@The_Jett15) September 4, 2021

Hopefully, next week’s guest picker brings a bit more energy!

Adam Spencer

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