Stanford Band Messed with Texas During Alamo Bowl, But Whataburger Clapped Back

Apparently the Stanford University marching band has never heard the slogan "Don't mess with Texas," since they did just that during the Stanford - Texas Christian University Alamo Bowl Thursday night.

During the band's halftime performance, the visitors from California poked fun at the Lone Star State with a show titled "True Facts About Texas" that has some major satirical vibes (including forming the words "FAKE NEWS" on the field).

Our halftime scripts! pic.twitter.com/IKdQC90X42

— Stanford Band (@lsjumb) December 29, 2017

"Texans are so humble that they only made their Capitol building a tiny bit bigger than the nation's Capitol!" Um, we used to be our own country. So heck yeah we made it bigger!

"We can't forget about homecoming mums, no matter how hard we try!" So disrespectful.

The show also weirdly brought up Donald Trump and his proposed border wall, saying the money could be used to "pay for the tuition of about 20 million college students."  Which ...we don't disagree with. What Texans (besides the trolls in our Facebook comments) even support Trump's wall? Apparently Stanford thinks we're all anti-immigrant Trump fans? Cool.

The band's final blow attacked Whataburger, calling it a "fast food chain that apparently only serves water."

But we all know how savage Whataburger can be. The burger chain clapped back on Twitter with this:

Maybe if the Stanford band had some Whataburger they wouldn’t be so unhappy

— Whataburger® (@Whataburger) December 29, 2017

Nothing but respect for my president.

@Whataburger hey guys sorry we started on the wrong foot. You’ve opened our eyes. Hope it’s all whata under the bridge. pic.twitter.com/VrF2sBby8j

— Stanford Band (@lsjumb) December 29, 2017