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Country star Zach Bryan said that the anti-ICE message in his new song “Bad News” is being “misconstrued” on social media amid backlash. The song, titled “Bad News,” went viral over the weekend, specifically for its one particular verse that appeared to criticize Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
The Boss stopped bumping, the rock stopped rollingIn an Instagram Story posted on Tuesday, Bryan said that reactions he received on social media has “not only embarrassed but kind of scared” him. “I served this country, I love this country and the song itself is about all of us coming out of this divided space,” Bryan wrote. “I wasn’t speaking as a politician or some great-than-thou a–hole, just a 29-year-old man who is just as confused as everyone else.” Bryan also said that the full song “hits at both sides of the aisle,” adding that the negative responses prove “how devastatingly divided we all are.”,’” – a reference to his 2024 song about hometown pride. Also on Tuesday, White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson replied with a mashup of Bryan’s song titles. “While Zach Bryan wants to Open The Gates to criminal illegal aliens and has Condemned heroic ICE officers, Something in the Orange tells me a majority of Americans disagree with him and support President Trump’s great American Revival. Godspeed, Zach!” Jackson, Bryan has been photographed with Trump in the past and also lamented the president’s assassination attempt in June of last year. “I don’t support Trump or Biden, but the man got shot in the ear, head, whatever you guys want to call it. And then: fist bump in the air! That is sick, dude!” he said in a video at the time.Chicago Mayor Johnson Creates 'ICE-Free Zones' to Impede Federal ArrestsWatch: Katie Porter, Democrat Candidate for California Governor, Gets Testy, Threatens to Flee InterviewWatch: DHS Trolls Anti-ICE Country Singer Zach Bryan Using His Song in a Recruitment VideoFarage Faces Down Afghan Migrant Who Allegedly Threatened to Kill Him in Court ‘Mouthpiece for Hamas’: Mamdani’s Oct 7 Statement Called ‘Obscene Blood Libel,’ a Direct Danger to Jews in New YorkRand Paul: Harmful Impact of Tariffs Is Number One Issue for My Constituents
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