Stirring the pot. Gavin Adcock is making sure he has the last word after his Born & Raised incident with Zach Bryan. This past weekend, Zach Bryan jumped over a barbed wire fence while at Born & Raised Fest in Pryor, Oklahoma, to confront Gavin Adcock. I won’t really go into all the details, because I’m sure anyone who cares has seen it by now, but long story short… Gavin called Zach out after Zach aggressively responded to a 14-year-old girl on TikTok who complained that he didn’t stop and meet with fans in New York. To be fair, Zach spent time with fans 2 of the 3 nights. But then Gavin sat down for another interview with Rolling Stone and basically said that he didn’t think that Zach was a very good guy. And thanks to his relationship with Brianna LaPaglia, I believe there are quite a lot of people who would share that sentiment. At Born & Raised, Zach joined Gabriella Rose during her opening set, and even hijacked the duet to call Gavin out from the stage… again, not the best look for Zach. He allegedly saw Gavin through a fence as he was leaving and stopped to confront him, hopping over the fence, before he was grabbed by security, and no punches were thrown. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Whiskey Riff (@whiskeyriff) Afterwards, Gavin said: “Had a headline show to play. Dude was absolutely wasted. Had to do what was good for the fans. Everybody knows how that woulda ended.” And in another comment on his own post, Gavin confirms that he didn’t want to fight Zach because he didn’t want to go to jail before his own headlining set: “Had a show to play for Oklahoma. Wasn’t going to jail over that psycho.” And he summed it up with the caption on his own TikTok post: “Dude needs help.” Aaron Watson said it best in his reaction video that if a man is jumping three rows of barbed wire, he might be a little crazy. However, based on some more information that Gavin Adcock gave, speaking about the wild scene, it appears that ZB did not jump the fence entirely unprovoked. “Like I already said, I don’t think Zach Bryan’s a very good person. He wasn’t locked out of the festival. He had been there all day with his multiple security guards. He saw me standing between my buses when he got here and saw me walk on my bus when I went to watch the Georgia game. Proceeding to go to other artists and ask them, ‘Where’s Gavin? Where’s Gavin?’ And their guests, and treat them like dogs**t. Flipping them birds and saying just douchebag stuff to them all day. So he had plenty of opportunity through the whole day to do whatever he wanted to do. But decided he was going to wait like an hour before my set while I was standing out there.” But it wasn’t until Zach was outside the fence that he decided to confront Gavin – and Gavin admits that he had some fun with it: “I wasn’t even mad. Didn’t even have a single reason to fight him. After he had already left before my set, I was standing outside. He pulls up in a pickup truck outside the gate and starts giving out threats. So I just decided to stir him up to the point where he jumped over the fence. I don’t think anybody’s scared of Zach Bryan. I’m just an adult, and fighting him would have only meant going to jail, missing my set, and falling into a Zach Bryan lawsuit. And we all know he likes to manipulate people with money.” Gavin also seemingly responded to some of the criticism that he wasn’t willing to fight Zach, explaining that he had a headline show to perform and didn’t want to mess it up for the fans in attendance: “No artist that cares about their fans is going to fight right before their set, missing going on and disappointing fans that spent way too much money to be there. And he created this whole “I’m badass jump over the fence” narrative just to try to make himself look bigger or tougher even though he could have just walked on in the gate. He had been in there all day.” He ended by wishing Zach well: “And at the end of the day, I know my decision I made was right. I didn’t take the Zach Bryan bait. And I’ll be praying for him to get better because he sure needs it.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Gavin Adcock (@gavinadcockmusic) Since the incident, many other artists have chimed in, noting that the constant beef that Gavin Adock finds himself in his getting ridiculous, along with how this fight was a bad look for country music as a whole. And artists are seeing both sides of the argument, noting that ZB stood on business given the previous statements that Adcock said about Bryan, but also understanding why Adcock didn’t want to throw punches before his set. At the time of writing, Zach Bryan has not commented on the situation, and he’s posting his usual content of songs he’s into, his pets, and hanging out with his girlfriend. On the other hand, Adcock is not letting it go and is still milking the situation. After we saw how Adcock went after Charley Crockett, it’s safe to say that Adcock likes to have the last word, and he’s doing that again with the Zach Bryan altercation. In Adcock’s most recent post, he’s trolling Zach Bryan right before he jumped the fence, sharing an image of ZB on the other side of the chain link, captioning it: “I love the zoo.” Of course, that is not meant in a nice tone, given that Adcock implied that Zach Bryan was crazed and out of control before jumping the fence. I must admit that out of all the jabs that Adcock has taken at ZB since Born & Raised, this has to be one of the most creative ones. Fans of the “Outside Dog” singer thought this post was gold. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Gavin Adcock (@gavinadcockmusic) Although it seems like ZB is not letting this get to him, Adock’s continual posts do make it seem like he’s still bothered by Zach Bryan and the words they exchanged. It will be interesting to see if Zach Bryan eventually responds to the situation or if he takes the “high road” and lets Adcock keep jabbing until the public is over the drama.The post Gavin Adcock Continues To Troll Zach Bryan With New Instagram Post: “I Love The Zoo” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.