A group of Reba fans dressed up as the artist to attend a concert, and they killed it.
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Last night, Reba performed on the first night of the RodeoHouston concert series. Although there was one Reba on the stage, there were a whole gaggle of Rebas in the audience. I'm not sure what a group of Rebas would be called. A McEnterprise of Rebas? A Survivor of Rebas? A Holler of Rebas?
I'm not sure, but I do enjoy the term 'gaggle.'
Alas, a group of fans cosplayed as the country legend when attending the concert, and they went viral for it. Sydney Lewis has been pretty proactive in populating her account with videos of her and her friends, and honestly they're all iconic.
Their most viral one is of the five of them singing and dancing to Reba in a car, all dressed up as the red-haired queen of country.
I was introduced to the gaggle of Rebas through the video of them walking through the establishment. So many other attendees wanted a picture with them, and they happily obliged every time.
This reminds of the time recently where a group of Alan Jackson fans attended a concert dressed as him. Honestly, I really hope this is becoming a trend. I'd love to see more concert-goers dressed as the performing artist. It's hilarious, and really speaks to their passion.
You can watch the hilarious video below.
Fans React To The Gaggle Of Rebas
Reba and country fans took to the comments to share their thoughts and amusement.
"The young ladies sat in front of us and they were hilarious!!" exclaimed a fan who saw them in-person.
"You must be exhausted. Thank you for your service," another joked. Sydney Lewis replied, writing, "the wigs had to be put down for a nap."
"Y'all had us wine garden volunteers dyingggg," laughed another.
"Can I be friends with yall," one asked, echoing the thoughts of many others.
"We looked for y'all! A vendor told us about your group," commented someone else. It appears that the gaggle of Rebas became urban legends. I love to see it.
Well, I hope we see even more concert shenanigans before long. It's a highlight of the job. Second to reporting on Bunnie XO's cows, of course.
