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Accused Quotes

What it feels like to carry someone else's blame.

Being accused runs through this page in different registers, one musician pushes back on charges of inauthenticity for playing real instruments, another simply doesn't want the blame for ruining the Smurfs. Compare with Get quotes for more on what people get blamed for.

When I was younger I got accused of gamesmanship but I grew out of it.

Quotes by Adrian Lewis

We get accused of inauthenticity because we play the instruments we play.

Quotes by Winston Marshall

Show-offy, I could sometimes be accused of.

Quotes by Louise Wilson

I don't want to be the one accused of ruining the Smurfs.

Quotes by Kelly Asbury

Because Quotes

Traditionally, duos get accused of lots of things.

Quotes by Daryl Hall

Frequently Asked Questions

What is one musician accused of, according to these quotes?
One speaker says they're accused of inauthenticity simply for playing real instruments rather than relying on production tricks. That defense connects to the Because quotes on this site.
Is there a quote about not wanting to ruin a beloved franchise?
Yes, one line expresses concern about being blamed for ruining the Smurfs, showing anxiety about disappointing longtime fans. It's a lighter, pop-culture-specific worry compared to the others.
Does anyone admit to a fair accusation here?
One speaker concedes they could sometimes be accused of being show-offy, acknowledging a flaw rather than denying it outright. That kind of self-awareness stands out on this page.
What does the quote about duos say?
It notes that pairs of performers traditionally get accused of all sorts of things, treating the blame as almost an expected part of working as a duo. It pairs well with the Get quotes elsewhere here.
Are these accused quotes mostly defensive or accepting?
There's a mix, some push back firmly against unfair claims, while others simply accept that accusations come with certain roles or partnerships. That range gives the page a fairly balanced tone.

A wry closing line notes that duos traditionally get accused of all sorts of things, a fitting companion to Because and Could quotes elsewhere on this site.