It’s looking like Brantley Gilbert, 41, and Zach Bryan, 29, may have beef — literally. The country stars have been using hot dogs to throw digs at each other on social media, and fans are happily chiming in.
Earlier this week, Bryan seemingly poked fun at Jason Aldean’s 2010 smash “Dirt Road Anthem,” written by Gilbert with Colt Ford. He teamed up with content creator Harley Carmichael to create a parody of the track, swapping out the original lyrics for an ode to chili dogs.
“Concept album in the works,” Bryan captioned a post on Instagram, which featured the pair singing the lyrics: “Chilli on a hotdog / I'm talkin’ bout chilli on a hotdog.”
The song goes into detail about how to dress a hot dog Chicago-style, with Bryan on guitar and Carmichael jumping in, sometimes even tossing in a few rap-style lines, listing the many ways he likes to enjoy a hot dog.
Gilbert Didn’t Let the Moment Slide
On Wednesday, Feb. 11, Gilbert responded to Bryan’s post by sharing a clip on his own Instagram page and acting out the lyrics himself. In his post, he held up two hot dogs and piled them high with chili sauce, fully leaning into the joke, which included the caption:”@zachlanebryan, you can climb all the fences you want, you’re not getting my chili dog.”
View this post on InstagramNeedless to say, the clip sparked plenty of reactions from other folks.
“Get your brass knuckles ready,” fellow country star Chase Rice commented below the post, with another person adding,“fight, fight, fight.”
Another person commented, “I wanna see Zach Bryan climb a fence to try to fight Brantley Gilbert,” while someone else took a neutral stance, writing, “Everyone hating on Zach, meanwhile, he’s just singing about chili cheese dogs.”
Zach Bryan Has Responded to Brantley Gilbert’s Post
If that’s not enough, Bryan appeared to respond again. This time, quickly, following up on Gilbert’s post less than two hours later. In his Instagram Stories, Bryan, enlisting Carmichael, seemingly mocked Gilbert’s reaction, showcasing Carmichael casually eating hotdogs in front of a gas station.
It's unclear whether Bryan’s parody version of Aldean’s hit was a direct shot at Aldean or its songwriters or possibly just a parody created out of plain fun. But the back-and-forth hotdog posts come after Bryan criticized the Turning Point USA All-American Halftime Show, which served as an alternative option toBad Bunny’s Super Bowl LX halftime performance on Feb. 8, a show that ultimately became the most-watched Super Bowl halftime performance in history.
Gilbert was among the TPUSA headliners, alongside Gabby Barrett, Kid Rock, and Lee Brice.
Following the Super Bowl, Bryan shared and later deleted a post that read: “I don’t care what side you’re on, a bunch of adults throwing temper tantrums and their own halftime show is embarrassing as hell and the most cringe s—t on the planet.”
As previously reported, Bryan followed that up with two more posts: one seemingly taking a dig at Kid Rock and another where he revealed he was catching Bad Bunny’s halftime performance. In the former, he shared a clip of his buddy covering up the TV during Bad Bunny’s performance and, instead, watching Kid Rock’s headlining set.
“What Kid Rock actually thinks is happening across America,” the caption read.
Related: Country Star Issues Bold Statement Over His Decision to Headline Super Bowl LX’s Alternative Halftime Show
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