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Zach Bryan ‘Drunkenly’ Expresses Preference for Kanye West Over Taylor Swift, Then Apologizes and Deactivates X Account

By Matthew Lynch
September 19, 2024
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In a whirlwind weekend that caught the attention of fans and media alike, country music sensation Zach Bryan stirred controversy with his candid remarks about pop icons Kanye West and Taylor Swift. During a late-night session on X (formerly Twitter), Bryan expressed a drunken preference for West over Swift, igniting immediate backlash from the Swifties and many others within the music community.

The comments, made in a series of now-deleted tweets, featured Bryan’s enthusiastic praise for West’s musical genius while casting doubt on Swift’s artistry. Fans of both artists quickly took to social media, expressing their outrage and confusion over the unexpected rivalry that swiftly unfolded. The tension only escalated as Bryan’s comments were widely shared, leading to heated debates across platforms.

Realizing the gravity of his words and the potential fallout, Bryan promptly took to social media to apologize. In a heartfelt message, he acknowledged that his drunken remarks were “ill-advised” and did not reflect his true feelings or respect for either artist. “I’ve always admired both Kanye and Taylor for their contributions to music,” he clarified.

But the damage was done. In a surprising move, Bryan chose to deactivate his X account altogether, a sign of his desire to step back from the spotlight and avoid further controversy. Followers expressed mixed feelings, with some supporting his decision to take a break while others lamented the loss of his updates.

This incident serves as a reminder of the potential pitfalls of social media, particularly for celebrities navigating their personal and professional lives. As fans await Bryan’s return, many are hopeful for a future in which artists can express themselves freely without fear of backlash. 

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