Walker Hayes Can’t Even Do a Zach Bryan ‘Diss Track’ Right
WARNING: Language
Perhaps there’s never been an individual inhabiting the Earth that has felt more safe and happy in the enveloping arms of corporate America while suckling off the industry teat of high fructose corn syrup than Walker Hayes.
This fucker has purposely allowed himself to become synonymous with Applebee’s, a.k.a. the Destroyer of Worlds when it comes to locally owned eateries. Forget having no shame. Walker Hayes actively leans into being a corporate shill.
So a couple of weeks ago, Zach Bryan tweeted out his surprise that despite all of Tyler Childers’ popularity, the first time Childers ever charted in the Top 50 of country music’s mainstream radio charts was the second week of 2024 with his current single “In Your Love.”
Zach Bryan tweeted, “‘First ever’ is fuckn insane, one of the best songwriters to ever do it.” And then later, “Imagine being radio (whoever the hell that is), hearing Shake the Frost and being like ‘no no let’s go with the Applebees song’.”
This prompted Walker Hayes of “Fancy Like” fame to respond, “Big shout to radio for playing dat Applebees song. Zach and Tyler praying y’alls continued success.”
Even in the Walker Hayes response, he can’t help but lick the ass of corporate country radio because he knows who his master is. Walker Hays has no “fans.” There are simply people who scantly pay attention to his music as it’s shoved down their gullet by mainstream country radio as they sit in a traffic jam. Even the people who find guilty pleasure in the Applebee’s song don’t admit to that in polite society. It would be like picking your nose at a board meeting.
Though a bunch of websites rushed to print spreads about the “controversy” between Zach Bryan and Walker Hayes at the time, it really amounted to a popcorn fart of an interaction. Even the fights in mainstream country music suck these days. A corporate shill dud and a soft-hearted Millennial going at it is like watching a bout of patty cake between two school girls. What happened to stuff like Toby Keith vs. The [Dixie] Chicks? Now that was a donnybrook worth popping up some ol’ Orville Redenbacher for.
So after the initial X/Twitter interaction between Walker Hayes and Zach Bryan, it seemed that everyone had moved on with their lives. But then in all of his infinite wisdom, Walker Hayes thought it would be a good use of his time to write and record a supposed “diss track” to Zach Bryan.
If nothing else, you’ve got to give Walker Hayes credit for being on brand. Some music outlets were characterizing the track as a “scratch track” to an upcoming song. No, this is the kind of shit Walker Hayes releases as actual music—slapdashed shitty lyricism over the most simplistic electronically-generated MIDI beats.
This is a fully formed song in the Walker Hayes universe. Where most actual musicians reach for the legal pad and pencil when in the throes of an emotional moment and filled with the muse to write a song, Walker Hayes grabs an Oreo Shake from Applebee’s and amid a sugar high, hits “New Project” on his laptop and comes up with something your cat walking across a keyboard could compose better. The lyrics don’t even rhyme. It’s easier to find a clean table at a Starbucks than it is anything resembling even a modicum of substance or creativity in a Walker Hayes song.
Walker Hayes. Seriously, dude. When trying to compose a clapback, for God’s sake, don’t bring up Jesus like the dork you are. Get rude. Insult Zach Bryan’s family. Tell him he looks like that fat kid from the Home Improvement show back in the ’90s, who by the way, IS NAMED ZACH BRYAN TOO. Tell him his music is a mess and needs a producer. Don’t go asking, “What Would Jesus Do?”
I’m sure Walker Hayes is a great guy, a great father to his 14 kids or however many he has, and that he smells terrific. But seriously, count the millions you’ve made off of your shitty songs and corporate brand deals, and leave the dissing to the pros.
Sure, Jesus Chris taught about forgiveness and turning the other cheek. But the other thing Jesus did was drive the merchants out of the temple where they didn’t belong, and overturn the tables of the greedy.
Someone needs to compose the ditties for the detached and disinterested fans of “music.” But in the holy temple of country, it should be the devout and those filled with country music’s spirit that should be allowed to enter. Not genre-bending, corporate name-dropping hacks.
Let the others have their all-you-can-eat boneless wings at Applebee’s for a limited time.
January 30, 2024 @ 12:38 pm
(Slow clap)
January 30, 2024 @ 12:39 pm
Translation: Well said.
January 30, 2024 @ 12:39 pm
That “diss track” has to be the accidentally funniest thing of all time. Shamelessly trying to capitalize on an insignificant twitter interaction and doing it so so poorly is hilarious and the most walker hayes thing possible. I would feel bad for him if he wasn’t far more rich and successful than he should be
Also that home improvement zach bryan is wild lol
Have you ever heard of “goodbye LA” it is an album and a song by jeremy pinnell, a country artist who is rumored to rip
January 30, 2024 @ 12:50 pm
Waylon would have just kicked your ass in the parking lot walking back to your bus. I miss real country music.
January 30, 2024 @ 1:21 pm
Not sure if you’re new to this site but this is the place to be if your missing “real country music”. I probably went about 10 years of not buying any country music from new artists until I came across this website and learned about all the real country music that was being made but not played on country radio. Because of Saving Country Music, I learned about, bought all their albums and went to see these artists live in concert:
Whitey Morgan
Cody Jinks
Tyler Childers
Sturgill Simpson
Hellbound Glory
Jesse Daniel
Turnpike Troubadours
Charley Crockett
Brent Cobb
Billy Strings/Jason Isbell (not exactly country music but heard about them here for the first time)
There are many more I could list but those are the first ones that come to mind.
January 30, 2024 @ 3:34 pm
Same story.
February 3, 2024 @ 8:27 pm
Sums mine up as well
January 30, 2024 @ 2:06 pm
Read the Badass Waylon Jennings Moments article.
Waylon would have thought about kicking your ass and then would have written in his autobiography about his thoughts to do so. He wouldn’t have done it.
January 31, 2024 @ 5:10 am
Billiy Joe Shaver would’ve actually done it.
January 31, 2024 @ 11:10 am
I scrolled down, searching for this comment.
February 1, 2024 @ 12:50 pm
Billy Joe was everything Waylon wanted to be.
January 30, 2024 @ 1:09 pm
????????????
January 30, 2024 @ 1:10 pm
No comment necessary.
January 30, 2024 @ 1:45 pm
Stoopid is as Stoopid does
January 30, 2024 @ 1:51 pm
Give me Sturgill vs the ACMs any day . This is like two cats fighting with no claws .
January 30, 2024 @ 2:21 pm
Not sure if you caught Billy Strings’ Instagram song after someone wearing some of his merch was accused of stealing a Taylor Swift poster, but that was a nice way to respond to these types of things if you’re going to respond at all. Maybe some of the Swifties even learned who he is for the first time and, whether they enjoyed what they heard or not, they probably don’t actively dislike him.
This just seems like Hayes lashing out because other artists are more popular than him. The way to respond to this particular criticism is by writing and performing something that is on the same level as artists like Zach and Tyler. I don’t think Hayes is capable of that and I think he knows it. This didn’t make any of Zach’s fans think more of Hayes. It made anyone who is fans of both (assuming such people exist) think less of him.
January 30, 2024 @ 2:56 pm
Yes, it’s good stuff. I included it in the last episode of the Saving Country Music Roundup Podcast (shameless plug):
https://open.spotify.com/episode/3ET2M4JIyOTNC1BtM2t6XB?si=4309635020ff4f40
Billy showed more talent in that 60-second reel than Walker Hayes has shown his whole career.
January 30, 2024 @ 2:55 pm
“A corporate shill dud and a soft-hearted Millennial”
Is Zach Bryan a Millennial? My baby sister was born in 97, and says Gen Z includes 1996. My little brother, born in 94 is definitely a Millennial, but I think Zach Bryan is a Zoomer.
January 30, 2024 @ 8:01 pm
Gen Z starts in 97
January 31, 2024 @ 10:05 am
As a Definite Millennial born in ’94, with a Definite Zoomer baby brother born in ’99…people that age can be either, depending on where/how they grew up.
The years ’96-98 have a whole lot of people who didn’t have the internet on their first cell phone and remember dialup but not the World Trade Center.
January 30, 2024 @ 3:37 pm
I hope Zach Bryan responds. If I can’t find pleasure in their music at least I can enjoy their drama.
January 31, 2024 @ 10:22 pm
Shortly after Hayes dropped the song, Zach posted his song “If She Wants A Cowboy” to Twitter via Spotify, with no text.
That song is a parody and directly makes fun of the type of music Walker Hayes makes. Best argument Zach could’ve made as far as I’m concerned. Subtle, but if ya know, ya know.
January 30, 2024 @ 3:44 pm
Not much into Zach Bryan music but not a better way to show he hurt your feelings by doing this
January 30, 2024 @ 3:58 pm
Grady Smith had some interesting points on all this; how Walker Hayes songwriting is the least bad element of his “music.” I partly agree. (The lyrics in Luke Bryan’s music are far dumber. ) Walker Hayes music just has the most awful production and presentation that is embarrasing for a man his age.
I’m tired of people using their kids as a way to shield them from justifiable critisism. “You’re a good dad? Ok still go choke on a bag of dicks. Your music is awful and your pretending to be a 19 yr old man boy is unexcusable.
January 30, 2024 @ 4:44 pm
I’m the only one here who thinks this, but take away the electro garbage and play this on an acoustic and let the guy sing it just him and the guitar and it’s really not too bad. Sure it’s a goofy “diss track” but probably the most country thing Hayes has ever done
January 30, 2024 @ 4:57 pm
I’m no fan of Walker Hayes, but I don’t see why Zach Bryan needs to tear someone else down to make a point. I’m no fan of Zach Bryan either, but I am a fan of Tyler Childers. Maybe Walker Hayes does well because he doesn’t make an ass out if himself to cops or isn’t a former dope head like Tyler. We can all take shots at other’s shortcomings, that takes little effort because we’re all fallible. At least Walker Hayes responsibly takes care if his family in an honest way. I don’t like his music, but I can appreciate he seems like a decent guy.
January 30, 2024 @ 5:42 pm
Zach wasn’t trying to take anyone down. Shitting on the “Applebee’s Song” is the default thing to shit on now that Florida Georgia Line has dissolved. It’s stock.
January 30, 2024 @ 6:24 pm
Achy Break’y heart was the song to shit on in the 90’s. It’s miles better than the Applebees song or half of Zach Bryan’s catalogue.
Zach Bryan doesn’t have much room to criticize. His music is basically Dashboard Confessional for cowboys. If your favorite artist is ZB you should not have control over the music on a roadtrip.
January 30, 2024 @ 7:31 pm
I’m 59 and been listening to real country since the late 70s, Merle, Hank jr, Waylon, and have not liked country music and the direction it went since the mid 80s and specifically the 2000s. 2012 I began listening to Turnpike and over time got into other artist including cross Canadian ragweed, Cody jinks, Charlie Crockett and Wyatt Flores. However, Zach Bryan is an incredible song writer and very unique and I love what he has done for the industry. He was just standing up for one of the good guys when he posted about idiots song. I really can’t stand how people on this site slam Zach. He has done everything on his own with merit and some people like you can’t stand that your artist did not get the credit you feel they deserve so you slam other artist to make yourself feel better and build up your favorites. Just enjoy the ride. Out type of music and artist are finally getting noticed for the quality work they produce. I’m happy for all of them.
January 30, 2024 @ 9:42 pm
“I really can’t stand how people on this site slam Zach. He has done everything on his own with merit and some people like you can’t stand that your artist did not get the credit you feel they deserve so you slam other artist to make yourself feel better and …”
: D In other words, like Zach Bryan did with Walker Hayes.
Maybe they can shake hands soon, give each other a nice pat on the back and do a nice collab. together with McConaughey at somewhere like, Oh, i don’t know – the Sagebrush.
Panty waist like Bryan throwing out the big gift of the first 100 to show up at his “impromptu” right here, right now! concert.
The biggest dick move yet, of ’24.
January 31, 2024 @ 7:58 am
Hey Di,
You just proved the unhinged nature of people’s hatred for Zach Bryan here by bringing up a weeks old situation for no reason.
Also, only 100 people were let into Sagebrush at the requirement of Sagebrush, not Zach Bryan. Since they were supposed to be closed that night, they didn’t have enough employees to handle any more patrons. So your comment is the dick move.
January 31, 2024 @ 9:35 am
“So your comment is the dick move.”
Maybe.
January 31, 2024 @ 2:29 am
Zach Bryan’s lyrics are often mediocre and his instrumentation is not that great. There is no jealousy here. ZB has his tendency to loosely tie two ideas together in the same lyric when it doesnt even make sense. I originally championed his music when I first heard it. And when I was basically forced to hear it for hours I realized how much it blows.
January 31, 2024 @ 9:44 am
I would have to say you are in the minority if you think Zach’s lyrics are mediocre. This is one of his strengths for sure. His musicianship is not the best and others are better in this area, but I feel he is diverse in his style as you can tell by the wide range of variations he puts into his songwriting. I am not trying to talk you into liking Zach again, but I will call out incorrect comments about him and his music. You don’t have to like him, but respecting what he has done, without industry backing is damn impressive. All the best to you, my friend.
January 31, 2024 @ 6:02 pm
You are praising ZB for things that I am not critisizing him for. I have comments on past articles here about ZB praising how he made success his own way. My point is after hearing hours of his music I can see how objectively amateur a lot of his songwriting is. A lesser beef is how he will cut obviously sloppy instrumentation onto albums. Not stripped down but just flat out sloppy music especially on his EP’s. So sloppy that not all the instruments make it back to the 1 in time.
I don’t think I am in the minority on my opinon of ZB’s lyrics. I think it’s more 50/50 on this site. It doesnt matter outside of this site because no one is forced to hear his music. He’s not on terrestrial radio.
January 30, 2024 @ 5:36 pm
Ok, look, Zach started this.
Zach is a very clever kid. He wasn’t involved in Tyler’s chart position but he had to say something anyway. It sounds to me like he wanted to say “this should have been me on radio” but he did it a lot smarter.
He played the humble card again by supporting Tyler, insulted a pop country “singer” in a way that technically isn’t an insult and technically wasnt directly at the guy. And now he gets so much free publicity.
It feels like Taylor and Kanye all over again. Well no, those 2 were both in it. No way do I think Walker was smart enough to be in on it. But anyway, now we are talking about ZB as if he matters.
Christ, if you really want to diss Zach bryan just play 3 chords badly and read teenage fiction over the top of it.
Btw, this started with Tyler Childers… how about we talk about him again like sensible people.
January 30, 2024 @ 5:44 pm
Not trying to be patronizing, but I’m not really following you here. I don’t think this was a publicity stunt. If you follow Zach Bryan on Twitter, he’s a volume tweeter who’s putting stuff out all the time. Don’t fool yourself into thinking he put any thought into this.
Also, Zach has had much more success on radio than Tyler, so I’m not sure that’s what he was getting at.
January 31, 2024 @ 4:36 am
I haven’t been on social media for many many years. Its how I stay sane.
I know you never followed me with my thoughts on ZB.
All I know (mainly through this site) is that for some reason, ZB always has a ‘response’ to every event and its always sneakily puts him into situations where he doesn’t belong.
He feels to me like one of those guys so skilled in pickup lines that he can take your date and you can’t do anything about it.
Maybe he didn’t think it through, maybe its a natural talent for how to provoke and look innocent. I just don’t like it.
I wish I could explain it better, but read any of the textbooks on manipulating people and its straight from there.
ZB fired first
January 31, 2024 @ 11:05 am
I genuinely don’t understand the point you are trying to make.
I do understand the last point “ZB fired first”. I disagree. His tweet was promoting Childers while taking a small shot at radio programmers and perhaps the songwriters of “Fancy Like”. I don’t think ZB even knew who Walker Hayes was, and certainly wasn’t try to attack him. It was a shot at the radio.
January 31, 2024 @ 10:36 pm
The point finally came out in the second-to-last sentence of the comment: “I just don’t like it”.
Which is fine, but if it’s not your style, just say so, instead of hiding behind all these false accusations and what seems like a straight up conspiracy? No offense to ZB, but I don’t think he’s smart enough to be manipulating the media the way you are saying. He has always loved/looked up to Tyler Childers and it tracks for him to come out with a tweet like this.
January 30, 2024 @ 7:34 pm
Your point makes no sense.
January 30, 2024 @ 10:35 pm
Sounds like an off the cuff that I would say when observing the stupidity of major media headlines. He just happens to say it on X. I don’t think k ZB has put any thought into his career, he’s just riding it.
January 30, 2024 @ 6:14 pm
Trig, now I figure you “owe” me 3 more awesome new to me artists for introducing me to that song.
It’s sonic diarrhea.
January 31, 2024 @ 9:36 am
Agreed. By including the link to the song Trig made it too easy to push play. And now I’ll never be able to unhear it.
January 31, 2024 @ 4:08 pm
Start with The Lowdown Drifters if you’re not already acclimated with them.
Also Jeremy Pinnell RIPS! Just ask Bones.
January 30, 2024 @ 6:45 pm
Every time I get in the car the wife always has XM tuned to the Highway. I nicely change the channel to Prime or Ooutlaw Country. I tried to sit through the Highway not long ago… then that Applebee’s song played. She knows my feelings when it comes to that musical abomination.
She began to tell me how much she loved Walker because his music has a happy beat. She went on to tell me how he’s such a good guy and a great dad. Not only does she follow Walker on social media she also follows Jelly Roll and Kane Brown. She talked about how sweet Kane and his wife are and how real Jelly Roll is.
The mainstream hook is a combination of easily digestible lyrics and a social media connection. Unfortunately, a lot of mainstream country fans care more about the artist’s life on social media than the music. They don’t realize or don’t care that each of these artists has a social media team looking over their video contact. Much of that content is like watching scripted reality TV.
I miss the days when the women were ugly
And the men were all forty years old
‘Cause you had to say something for people to listen
Now they just do what they’re told
– Jason Eady (AM Country Heaven)
January 31, 2024 @ 2:36 am
You completely nailed it here.
January 30, 2024 @ 8:02 pm
I don’t care about about Walker Hayes, but cursing out a guy for endorsing Applebees is maybe a tad much. I mean Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and LeBron James were all spokespeople for McDonald’s. Heck, John Conlee endorsed McDonald’s….for free. I’m sure lots of country legends have shilled dubious products. That’s what celebrities do.
January 31, 2024 @ 2:33 am
I’m not sure why you can’t see the difference between endorsing a brand vs having your signature song be about that product. Merle Haggard endorsed Dickle Whiskey. His career wasn’t summed up by a jingle song for that whiskey.
January 31, 2024 @ 8:00 am
Exactly. Walker Hayes is “The Applebee’s Song” guy to most all America, and revels in that.
January 31, 2024 @ 9:11 pm
CW Mcall’s Old Home Bread commercials are compiled on youtube. He re-did one of his songs to fit the commercial. But that old trucker country is still cool.
January 31, 2024 @ 3:37 am
Get yourself some Mother’s Best Flour!
January 30, 2024 @ 8:42 pm
All kind of silly. The applebee song was amusing for a second though it’s not a actual country song. I don’t get why ZB is suddenly talking about anything country anyway. Sure he produces enough music that at some point something comes out that is actually country but I don’t know if that’s design or just a fluke.
January 31, 2024 @ 12:17 am
He needs a better team around him if he is going to release this crap and nobody said NO NO NO!!! Shooting yourself in the foot, head, and career in one shot.
January 31, 2024 @ 4:12 am
I’ve read multiple references to this Applebee’s Song here and elsewhere but have avoided knowingly hearing it until now. Curiosity compelled me to cue it up, but I made it only 48 seconds. The hate is warranted.
January 31, 2024 @ 5:54 am
No need for the vulgarity. I have noticed you have been using it more and more. You are better than that. Thanks.
January 31, 2024 @ 8:03 am
The vulgarity on this website is most certainly less these days than in previous eras. But I do appreciate the feedback, and only limit it to certain articles. That is why I put the warning on all articles where it’s present.
January 31, 2024 @ 8:59 am
I heard worse vulgarity on the playground in grade 3.
January 31, 2024 @ 12:05 pm
Some of us OG readers miss the rants.
Nothing more delightful than a Trigger rant after a long day at work!
February 1, 2024 @ 4:09 am
Hard disagree re the vulgarity, imo it enriches expression and drips with authenticity. This article would be lesser without it.
January 31, 2024 @ 6:28 am
“Perhaps there’s never been an individual inhabiting the Earth that has felt more safe and happy in the enveloping arms of corporate America while suckling off the industry teat of high fructose corn syrup than Walker Hayes.”
Absolutely perfect opening paragraph. *chefs kiss*
January 31, 2024 @ 7:37 am
Don’t care about Hayes. Occasionally listen to Bryan. But Applebee’s chicken fried chicken is good stuff. I haven’t been there in awhile. Thanks for reminding me.
January 31, 2024 @ 10:14 am
This comment is what I imagine Minnesota to be like.
January 31, 2024 @ 10:39 am
Never been there. They must have good sense of humor there.
January 31, 2024 @ 9:21 am
Lol that was the most vanilla frosting flavored diss track I’ve ever heard. Nothing rhymed, nothing was funny, and nothing was mean.
January 31, 2024 @ 10:13 am
Are you perhaps saying that it was. . .the Applebee’s of diss tracks?
January 31, 2024 @ 10:37 am
bro country white boy rap or hipster emo turnpike rip off music, i have trouble picking a side
January 31, 2024 @ 12:46 pm
My diss of this abomination was ‘this is the worst thing I’ve ever heard and I’ve heard the Applebees song’
February 1, 2024 @ 4:10 am
Hahaha perfection!
January 31, 2024 @ 1:43 pm
This song, at least, from my perspective is the perfect encapsulation of everything wrong with the current state of most styles of music. It’s not endemic to country music.
To start with, the voice is so heavily synthesized it doesn’t sound like anything, it’s almost impossible to make out the words because it sounds like it’s been put through a box fan effect like we did as kids
That irritating, metronomic percussion is about as jarring as trying to watch a movie with a leaky roof, drip drip, dripping into a tin bucket next to you. It is not balanced into the recording correctly.
The melody doesn’t make a lot of sense, it isn’t predictable, end it seems to randomly go way higher than it needs to at random intervals
Not to sound like a curmudgeon, but if you happen to have the 1995 brother Oswald recording that has guest appearances, by George Jones, Grandpa Jones, the Osborne Brothers, ( not brothers osborne ) and Benny Martin among others
That album was basically recorded with the modern equivalent of a microphone in the center of the living room. People gathered around the microphone to play and sing into. And the result is something that is very organic, you can hear the instruments being played, hear the hands on fretboards and bow dragging across strings
A lot of that organic nature of recordings that people think of as being flaws in the recording process weren’t supposed to be removed.
Cracks in voices, little momentary scoops, where the harmony singer adjusts to match the lead singer’s vibrato, the click of a pick brushing the strings
People can argue about the lyricism decline in modern music, but lots of our favorite old songs weren’t profound in a lyrical sense. But almost any fan of country music over a certain age, would head bang to Mountain Dew, regardless of how silly the words are.
To me, the decline in lyrics isn’t what makes me yearn for those old recordings of grandpa or even uncle Dave, or Mel tillis or the early glen Campbell recordings, or doc Watson or Josh graves,
The reason I like older music isn’t so much that the music is better than, although it probably is. But that with all the improvements in modern recording technology, we have so smoothed off all of the rough edges that it no longer sounds like anything that was made by a human.
Without live radio performances, without weekly local tv broadcasted live, the part of music that is shared person to person is replaced by music as a commodity, not an experience
This song is so over produced it sounds like sonic sludge.
February 1, 2024 @ 3:27 am
I’ve been itching for this article since hearing that idiotic diss track. It was even better than I knew it would be, and my expectations were high. Bravo.
In other news, I’ve had that fucking Applebee’s song stuck in my head for a solid week now. Fml.
February 2, 2024 @ 7:53 am
The real story here is the sad fact that for TC to get any mainstream attention or notoriety, he had to make a video about homosexual coal miners. Walker Hayes is a sellout hack. TC has talent but he is also a pandering HickLib. Much like Sturgil I think he actually hates his fans. I would include Jason Isbell in that too, but at this point I think he’s made it clear that if you’re not a leftist you’re not even welcome as a fan. Interesting times to be a country music fan for sure.
February 2, 2024 @ 11:06 am
Does anyone else feel like we might be living in an age where we’ve never had it so good as country music consumers that we keep subjecting ourselves to these kinds of industry feuds out of boredom? Are we actually fueling them?
February 2, 2024 @ 3:46 pm
Trig your home improvement line made me laugh my ass off. Good work.
Walker Hays still sucks
May 25, 2024 @ 7:37 am
Why did ZB even have to criticize WH?? Is he jealous he didn’t come up with the song first or what. To each there own. But why say anything at all? If you don’t like someone’s music keep your mouth shut about it that simple!! It’s so juvenile of ZB. Walker Hayes is the shiz nizel
February 6, 2024 @ 8:47 pm
Who pissed in this clowns cheeeios? Walker Hayes and Old D wrote one of the best clap back songs, Your Girlfriend Does. As an actual Walker FAN he’s a great song writer, and you’re trash.
December 27, 2024 @ 9:38 pm
This diss track is as scripted as tag team wrestling and just about as relevant
April 10, 2025 @ 2:58 pm
The other Zach(ery Ty) Bryan is a woman-beater,so perhaps we should omit him,but…It’d be GREAT were Toby around to kick their butt simultaneously !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!