Nashville Stars Comment On Zach Bryan Song Amid Controversy

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00:00Nashville stars comment on Zach Bryan's song amid controversy.

00:05Country music is having another political moment, and this time it's Zach Bryan at the center of the storm.

00:11He previewed bad news on Instagram, and many heard a shot at ICE, and by extension, Donald Trump.

00:17Gritty lyrics evoke raids, and kids scared and all alone, and ICE is gonna come bust down your door sparked backlash.

00:25Country singer Buddy Brown didn't hold back.

00:27He told Fox News Digital,

00:30Brian is getting harder for any true country fan to defend, and comparing him to the Dixie Chicks.

00:36Just ask the Dixie Chicks how this behavior played out for them, Brown warned, invoking a possible Bud Light moment.

00:43The term recalls Bud Light's 2023 Dylan Mulvaney partnership, a conservative boycott, and a slide in sales.

00:51John Rich wrote on X, who's ready for the Zach Bryan Dixie Chicks tour?

00:54Probably huge Bud Light sponsorship for this one.

00:58Some fans called Brian brave, while others saw the song as unnecessary division.

01:04Lee Greenwood, voice of God Bless the USA, stressed unity.

01:08I have never thought of using music to divide Americans, he said.

01:13John Rich also questioned whether country has a market for anti-law enforcement songs.

01:18We'll soon find out, he said.

01:21Predicting capitalism, not cancel culture.

01:24We'll decide.

01:26Brian called the reaction a case study in Division.

01:28This song is about how much I love this country, and everyone in it more than anything, he said.

01:34He said the rest will provide context and speaks to both sides of the aisle.

01:40Brian says the full song will provide balance and context.

01:44As comparisons to the Dixie Chicks and Bud Light stack up,

01:47Bad News tests how much politics fans will tolerate, and who draws the line.

01:52The Dixie Chicks and Bud Light stack up, and who draws the line.