I think it’s safe to say that Brianna Chickenfry has heard “Skin,” and she thinks it’s about her too… Today, Zach Bryan released his new album With Heaven On Top,, and one song in particular has people talking, and that would be a song called “Skin,” which appears to be a shot at his ex-girlfriend, the aforementioned Brianna Chickenfry. And maybe “shot” is too strong a word, but if nothing else, he certainly addresses the toxic relationship. Of course, the two of them went through an extremely public break up in fall of 2024, and while Brianna has spent the last year and a half talking about it, Zach has remained pretty quiet… until now. In terms of the lyrics in “Skin” that have fans thinking it’s about Brianna, Bryan talks about the ink the two got for each other during their relationship, as Brianna once shared that Bryan got a tattoo of her long before they started dating, and she later got inked his lyrics “how lucky are we” on her arm. In the tune, Bryan is saying that he’s ready ready to take a blade to his skin to remove any trace of her from his body: “I’m taking a blade to my old tattoos I’m draining the blood between me and you I’m taking a blade to my own skin And I ain’t never touching yours again Yeah, I ain’t never touching yours again…” In the second verse of the song, Bryan says that Brianna is not an innocent party in the downfall of their relationship. He also says that she talks badly about all her friends, perhaps referencing the fallout between her and her best friend, Grace O’Malley, which came crashing down shortly after the relationship ended as well. Bryan ends this verse owning his mistakes, noting that he’s working on himself: “How do tattoos take to your skin? Is your higher ground ever sinking? Do you love people just to win when it’s over? How do tattoos take to your skin? Do you still talk sh*t on all your friends? I’m here to take it all to the chin This time stone cold sober” I don’t think either one of them seem like incredible partners to be in a romantic relationship, and while there are two sides to the accusations they’ve both thrown at each other, I think anyone can see it’s best that they’re not together anymore, though Brianna once again seemingly didn’t miss a chance to clap back at her ex on social media. Just a little while ago, she shared a video on TikTok of her getting ready head out the door while lip syncing to Taylor Swift’s song “Actually Romantic,” from her album The Life of a Showgirl, which finds her sarcastically acknowledging how much an ex must still love her because he can’t stop talking about her. She ends the chorus by saying that, even though he was a bad boyfriend, “no man has ever loved me like you do,” which definitely seems like some kind of a point that Brianna wants to get across too since the rumor is that Zach did include a song about her on his album: “How many times has your boyfriend said ‘Why are we always talking ’bout her?’ It’s actually sweet All the time you’ve spent on me It’s honestly wild All the effort you’ve put in It’s actually romantic I really gotta hand it to you, ooh No man has ever loved me like you do” Taylor described the song as follows: “‘Actually Romantic’ is a song about realizing that someone else has kind of had a one-sided, adversarial relationship with you that you didn’t know about. And all of a sudden they start doing too much and they start letting you know that actually, you’ve been living in their head rent-free and you had no idea. It’s presenting itself as them sort of resenting you or having a problem with you but you take that and just accept it as love and you accept it as attention and affection, and how flattering that somebody has made you such a big part of their reality when you didn’t even think about this.” I swear, it never ends with these two… @ihatebriannachickenfry♬ suara asli – sunnyrained You can listen to “Skin” below and see what you think for yourself:  The post Is Brianna Chickenfry Shading Zach Bryan? Why Fans Think Her Taylor Swift Post Is A Direct Response To His New Album first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Pure and simple perfection. Muscadine Bloodline is gearing up to hit the road on their Long Leaf Lo-Fi tour, which will kick off in Durham, North Carolina this Friday night. So of course, Gary and Charlie had to share a very fitting cover of James Taylor’s iconic hit “Carolina in My Mind” before they head to both the Tar Heel state and the Palmetto state. Of course, “Carolina in My Mind” was written by James Taylor and released as the second single from his 1968 self-titled debut album. He actually wrote it while in England recording for the Beatles’ label Apple Records, where he obviously found himself very homesick at the time. The song was officially released as a single in 1969, though it didn’t see a ton of commercial success at the time. Years later, it was re-recorded for Taylor’s 1976 Greatest Hits album as a live version, and has become a staple at his concerts and one of his most beloved songs. It’s also one of the most covered contemporary folk songs of all time, as artists like John Denver have done successful cover versions of it as well. Being from North Carolina, this song has always held a special place in my heart, though it is true that I can only really listen to it if I’m back home… otherwise, that feeling of homesickness Taylor felt when penning it is too overwhelming for me and I will probably cry. It’s tricky in that way, but that’s what makes it such a special song. I think that feeling is universal, no matter which state or country you come from, and the country twang courtesy of Muscadine Bloodline with their acoustic rendition is just beautiful. In the caption, they said that they probably be “playing some James Taylor” this weekend in the Carolinas (they also have a show in Charleston if you’re in the area), @muscadinebloodline Heading to the Carolinas this weekend to start an acoustic tour. Will probably be playing some James Taylor! #acoustic #harmony #singer #cover #carolina ♬ original sound – Muscadine Bloodline If you’ll be anywhere near them for their stops in the Carolinas, or anywhere else on this tour, don’t miss the chance to see Muscadine Bloodline in person… they put on one of the best live shows in the business. And they’ve been releasing a ton of music over the last couple years, from 2024’s The Coastal Plain, as well as two albums last year in …And What Was Left Behind and the record named for this tour Longleaf Lo-Fi, which is a stripped back acoustic album. These new songs with the acoustic production will make for some really special shows, and if you haven’t already checked out the album, you’re missing out. Longleaf Lo-fi Tour Dates 01/09 – Durham, NC – The Carolina Theatre of Durham + 01/10 – Charleston, SC – Charleston Music Hall + 01/23 – Hattiesburg, MS – Hattiesburg Saenger Theater + 01/24 – Rome, GA – Forum River Center + 02/06 – Birmingham, AL – Alabama Theatre + 02/07 – Augusta, GA – William B. Bell Auditorium + 03/06 – Beaumont, TX – Jefferson Theatre + 03/07 – San Antonio, TX – The Aztec Theatre + 02/20 – Jackson, MS – Dixie National Rodeo 02/27– Tempe, AZ – Extra Innings Festival 2026 04/18 – Georgetown, TX – Two Step Inn 2026 05/31 – Panama City Beach, FL – Gulf Coast Jam 2026 06/07– Lexington, KY – Railbird Music Festival 2026 06/19 – Winsted, MN – Winstock Country Music Festival 2026 06/20 – Sioux Falls, SD – Denny Sanford Premier Center ^ 06/25 – Gilford, NH – BankNH Pavilion # 06/26 – Mansfield, MA – Xfinity Center # 06/27– Camden, NJ – Freedom Mortgage Pavilion # + – Longleaf Lo-fi tour ^ – Supporting Dierks Bentley # – Supporting HARDY “Carolina in My Mind” The post Muscadine Bloodline Shares Flawless Acoustic Cover Of James Taylor’s “Carolina In My Mind” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

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The father of Jonathan Ross, the ICE agent who fatally shot Renee Good in Minnesota, has come forward to defend his son's actions and believes he will be cleared of any wrongdoing.