On January 22, 1994, the world was introduced to a country sensation by the name of Tim McGraw. The young country artist released the now infamous single "Indian Outlaw," a breakthrough track that would launch the singer to stardom. In the aforementioned song, McGraw asserts, among other claims, to be American Indian, "Half Cherokee and Choctaw," brags that he's a skilled hunter who can kill a deer or buffalo with a arrow and hickory bow from a hundred yards (don't ya know), and also claims to own a pair of buffalo briefs, and share a romance with a woman of Chippewa descent.

Now, nearly 25 years later, the American public, and world as we know it, are still feeling the ramifications and live each day without proof that any of these proclamations are true. The time has come for change. No more lies. Show us the proof, Tim McGraw. Show us the birth certificate, show us the buffalo briefs, and show us justice. #LockTimup