Zach Bryan recently found himself in hot water following a controversial tweet comparing Kanye West and Taylor Swift. On September 19, he posted a now-deleted message on X (formerly Twitter) that read, “eagles > chiefs,” followed by “Kanye > Taylor,” and asked his fans, “who’s with me?” The tweet sparked significant backlash, prompting Bryan to delete his account.

Despite the uproar, Bryan maintained his presence on Instagram, where he shared a series of Stories featuring Kanye West songs, including “Good Life” and “Ghost Town.” Shortly after the incident, the country singer took to Instagram to address the situation and apologize.

In his Stories, Bryan explained, “For the record, guys, I wasn’t coming for Taylor the other night.” He clarified that he had been listening to her song “Fortnight,” featuring Post Malone, when he made the ill-fated comparison.

“I was drunkenly comparing two records and it came out wrong,” he admitted, emphasizing that he was speaking purely about music and that he holds deep respect for Swift. “I love Taylor’s music and pray you guys know I’m human and tweet stupid things often,” he added, expressing his hope to one day explain himself to her.

Bryan acknowledged the difficulties he has been facing personally, saying, “I think I was projecting a little.

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