Pretty soon it’ll be almost a year since Zach Bryan and Gavin Adcock went viral after they got in the most half-a**ed fight the internet has ever witnessed.
In case you don’t remember the memes and the never ending fued that followed, last September the “Something in the Orange” singer climbed a barbed-wire fence at the Born & Raised festival to confront Adcock after he had criticized Bryan online for being rude to a fan. Spoiler alert: no punches even got thrown, and Adcock left the scene to go perform after taunting Bryan through the fence.
Well, now ten months later, the bad blood is still simmering— at least in Adcock’s eyes. Bryan’s been pretty tame on the internet in recent times, only posting to social media every once in a while to tease a new song on YouTube, but unfortunately there’s been no crazy tweets (minus his c*mshot comment at a fan asking for a photo back in May…good times).
As for Adcock, he’s still gung-ho on hating the thirty-year-old Oklahoma native, recently flashing a fan-made denim jacket from a fan at his Spokane, Washington show yesterday, July 29, that called out Bryan. While signing posters from the crowd, Adcock picked up an otherwise pretty well-made jacket featuring the American flag and a cowboy boot design along with letter patches spelling out, “Zac Bryan isn’t worth the scum on the bottom of my boot.”
Now, while the fan managed to spell his first name wrong, I guess, as a pro-Adcock supporter, being grammatically correct with Zach’s name wasn’t really a priority. The Georgia native who’s spent the past few months opening for Morgan Wallen seemed pretty amused by the creation, holding it high and proud for the crowd and turning around to show his cameraman.
Chuckling in amusement, he shouted to everyone, “F*ck that motherf*cker” before signing underneath the jacket’s message. For everyone else who dislikes Zach Bryan just as much as Adcock does, the creator of the jacket commented underneath the TikTok clip, letting everyone know they could purchase their own on her Etsy shop for a whopping $160.
As for Adcock, I’m sure this isn’t the end of public hating on his country music arch-nemesis as he continues out on his 2026 The Day I Hang It Up tour, returning to the stage tonight, July 30, in Idaho Falls, ID.
Tour Dates:
- 07.30 — Idaho Falls, ID
- 08.06 — Abbotsford, BC
- 08.07 — Tacoma, WA
- 08.09 — Bend, OR
- 08.28 — Columbus, OH
- 08.29 — Cincinnati, OH
- 09.11 — Cleveland, OH
- 09.17 — Lubbock, TX
- 09.19 — Round Rock, TX
- 09.24 — Baton Rouge, LA
- 09.25 — Oxford, MS
- 10.15 — Macon, GA
- 10.16 — Birmingham, AL
- 10.17 — Little Rock, AR
- 10.22 — Fishers, IN
- 10.23 — Knoxville, TN
- 10.24 — Cary, NC
- 10.29 — Charlotte, NC
- 10.30 — Savannah, GA
- 10.31 — Estero, FL
- 11.06 — Boston, MA
- 11.07 — Reading, PA
- 11.13 — Detroit, MI
- 11.14 — Grand Rapids, MI

