Country singer Zach Bryan defends viral ‘Bad News’ song amid criticism
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Country singer Zach Bryan stressed that he did not intend to lead to controversy after his new song became viral in the last few days by making a statement on Tuesday.
In his Instagram account, Bryan prevented the new song, “Bad News”, upset by President Donald Trump’s policies and general spirit.
The song said, “All of my friends are corrupt, but the only thing I have is the story of quitting the conspiracy for generations. contained words such as. And, “And Ice will break your door, try to build a house that no one has built, but I have a phone, the children are scared and all alone.”
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Zach Bryan’s “Bad News” song led to controversy about his words. (Keith Griner/Getty Images)
The song continued: “The rod stopped hitting, the rock stopped rolling, the middle fingers stopped rising and will not stop visible. I have bad news. Red, white and blue fading.”
In a statement published on the date an Instagram storyBryan wrote that the “bad news” was written months ago and that people need a “full context” of the song.
“This shows you how divisive a narrative pushed to our throat through social media,” Bryan said. “This song describes how much I love this country and everyone in it. When you hear the rest of the song, you will fully understand the context that multiplies on both sides of the corridor. Anyone who uses it as a weapon right now proves how devastating we are.”
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Zach Bryan repeated that he loved his country and that his heart was broken due to political division. (Gary Hershorn/Getty Images)
He continued, “I have served this country, I love this country and the song is about the exit of this divided area. On the side of those who disappoin me, they know that I am trying to do the best I can, and we all say sometimes things that are misunderstood. “
Hours later, he released an additional statement that expresses his sadness of being examined for the last few months.
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Zach Bryan claimed that he did not intend to divide the audience with his song. (Lorne Thomson/Redferns through Getty Images)
“In the last few months of my life, I have been examined by more people than I think it was possible. In many ways, I feel that I have done the best of my best and I have to see which direction I am now. “I am very proud to serve in a country where we can all speak freely and slander on the Internet or worse, we can talk to each other in a country where we can talk to each other without violence and heartbreak we encounter in the last few months!
Bryan, who has a history of disagreement with law enforcement officers, is known for his liberal interpretations.
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Alexander Hall from FOX News contributed to this report.
