Country Star ‘Scared’ Following Backlash to His Anti-ICE Song, Backpedals Furiously With New Statement – RedState
The Star Country Zach Bryan is desperately tried to avoid the Tranteen Chicks-Bud Light treatment after having published a glimpse of new words of cheeky anti-Ice songs and disparaging America.
Bryan, as Jim Thompson de Redstate reported it earlier this week, gave fans an overview of a song entitled “Bad News”.
Although it is only a one -minute clip, the musician winner of a Grammy managed to offend the right fans by describing the cops like “arrogant bumps” and deploring the “disappearance of red, white and blue”.
My brother, red, white and blue have rarely been as brilliant as they are nine months after the second term of President Trump. But it is the words on Ice that have truly raised the anger of the conservatives, who most likely constitute a good part of its fans base.
“Ice will demolish your door / try to build a house that nobody builds anymore / But I have a phone / children are all afraid and are alone.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=he52khayh6c
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But now, it is no longer just children who are afraid. It is Bryan, because the immediate reaction led him to wonder what could mean for his career if he was not backwarded faster than a Russian circus bear.
In a statement published on Instagram Story, subtitled “Please, F *** n, read this”, the Star Country says that he is both “embarrassed” and “frightened” because of the reaction.
Keep in mind that it is very clearly one of these half-excuses “sorry to have been offended”, because he blames people who react to his silly words, and not the silly words he wrote.
“This song shows how much I love this country and all those who live there. “All those who use this as a weapon only prove how deeply divided we are all. We must find our way.”
Maybe find yours A long time ago, chief, not describing the police as terrifying children when they save them from their parents or criminal tutors.
“I served this country, I like this country and the song itself talks about us all out of this divided space,” said Bryan.
“I did not speak as a politician or as an asshole greater than you, just a 29-year-old man who is as confused as everyone else,” he continued. “Seeing how shit that has caused me not only embarrassed, but also a little frightened.”
“Left or right wing, we are all a single bird and Americans. To be clear, I am not in any of these radical sides. To all those who are disappointed with me, on any side whatsoever in what you believe, just know that I do my best too, and we all say things that are sometimes misinterpreted.”
🚨Neau-Country artist Zach Bryan published a statement responding to the criticisms of the words of an unprecedented song of his representation of anti-Iice themes:
“Please, damn, read this”
“This song shows how much I love this country and all those who live there …” pic.twitter.com/4mvdmdxclq
– town hall.com (@townhallcom) October 7, 2025
In this regard, Bryan was in the navy, after having tours in Bahrain and Djibouti before receiving an honorable release to continue his musical career. During the devastating tornadoes last year at Nebraska, he started discreetly and without much media fanfare to help clean the region. He has his good times.
And who knows, perhaps the song ends up giving a written verse from a pro-Ice point of view to demonstrate the division which, according to him, is embodied in his words. It may be the unique part of the song.
But let’s not hide behind the claims that the words that were published were simply misinterpreted. Not when you are used to insulting these cops during an arrest for hindering in 2023. Not when you warned fans against “insults to transgender people” at the height of the controversy Bud Light. And not when you have reprimanded them for using juries to insult Joe Biden.
“I told people that if I heard it, I would stop it immediately,” Bryan told New York Times. “Do not come to my shows and start.”
You could not drop a F bomb on Biden during his shows, but now Bryan will sing on the cops who are “whores of arrogant whores” in front of the crowd.
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