Zach Bryan, a successful country musician, recently took a jibe to fans of his rival football team, the Chiefs of Kansas City.
As a fan of the Philadelphia Eagles, the Awakening Singer asked in a recent tweet on X, “Where are the three people in last year’s peat?”
It was a excavation among fans of the chiefs who watched three consecutive victories of the Super Bowl, but the Eagles wiped out their hopes by beating them earlier this year.
This attracted a strong reaction from the fans, which led Zach to joke: “Please understand that I will never play Kansas City. I will be about to finish my show and then make a Narquois call if I play in this stadium.”
His apparently playful jokes are part of what remains of his tour dates in 2025, that is to say Colorado, San Francisco, Virginie-Western, Notre Dame and Michigan.
Unlike this interaction, Zach’s previous cat with a fan was a “dream come true” for him. At the BST Hyde Park Festival, he invited a fan on stage and celebrated his birthday by singing while heading south after having expressed his wish on this subject. “Life has changed. Die a happy man,” wrote Ollie Hawkin in an article on Instagram.
About 65,000 fans attended the event, which led the 29-year-old to be called “the luckiest man in the world to be here”, as he remembered: “We played the Islington Assembly two years ago and we returned there last night. It’s crazy to go from 1000 people there to this crowd.”
“I feel like the luckiest man in the world to be here. I love you so much, London,” said Zach.
