Taking it on the chin once again. These days, it’s becoming hard to point to artists that Zach Bryan hasn’t found himself at odds with. As we know, he’s had some fairly long-lasting beefs with the likes of John Moreland, shade thrown at him by Drayton Farley and most notably, the incredibly long feud with Gavin Adcock that resulted in the “Something in the Orange” singer jumping a fence at Born & Raised Fest in an attempt to fight Adcock. Over Super Bowl weekend, it looked like he may have found himself in some hot water with both Jason Aldean and Brantley Gilbert, but as time passes, it seems as if Gilbert has taken Bryan’s trolling pretty well. In case you missed it, let me catch you up to speed… During the Super Bowl, Bryan found himself in hot water once again, taking aim at Turning Point’s alternative halftime show, which featured Kid Rock, Lee Brice, Brantley Gilbert and more as performers. First, he’d take to his Instagram story, sharing his friend, Harley Carmichael, jokingly watching the TPUSA halftime show on his phone while blocking out Bad Bunny with his hand. He’d add his own commentary mocking Kid Rock: “What kid rock actually thinks is happening across America” While he clarified that Carmichael actually watched the Bad Bunny halftime show with him, apparently, his joke upset quite a few people (because of course it did). The “Something in the Orange” singer took to Instagram to share some of the messages he received, while also doubling down and slamming the Turning Point USA halftime show: “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— on the planet” The Tuesday after the Super Bowl, he and Carmichael took to Instagram to post an elaborate chili dog-inspired parody of Jason Aldean’s 2011 #1 hit, “Dirt Road Anthem,” which was originally written by Brantley Gilbert along with Colt Ford, clearly taking aim and trolling both Gilbert and the “Try That In a Small Town” singer following the alternative halftime viewing where Gilbert performed it. View this post on Instagram Flipping “Dirt Road Anthem’s” chorus, Bryan and Carmichael would hilariously sing: “Chili on a hot dog I’m talkin’ ’bout chili on a hot dog Motherf****** chili on a hot dog I’m double-fistin’ chili on my hot dog I need a dog. I got a bad itch Throw in some mustard and some relish Every day is like a ball game Got myself a white shirt with a chili stain” This prompted Gilbert to deliver a hilarious response of his own. Responding to the lyrics in Bryan’s parody, the “You Don’t Know Her Like I Do” singer would stand in his kitchen, preparing two massive chili dogs while jokingly jamming to the song. Putting mustard and relish on the dog as well as double fisting them while the Oklahoma native sang the respective lyrics, it was arguably the best response he could have given. He’d also throw a little bit of shade Bryan’s way during the response, referencing the near-fight with Adcock in the caption: “Zach Bryan, you can climb all the fences you want, you’re not getting my chili dog” View this post on Instagram Though it seemed like the dust had settled on this “beef” (no pun intended), Gilbert had one final trick up his sleeve during his recent concert in Tallahassee, Florida, which was the final show of his Tattoos tour. In the midst of an end-of-tour prank, he decided to call on opener, Travis Denning, to help him troll Bryan one final time. Before performing “Dirt Road Anthem” in Tallahassee, Gilbert would jokingly shout out the “I Remember Everything” singer, singing the “chili on a hotdog” line himself and even grabbing a hotdog shirt from a fan in the crowd. “There’s actually a pretty decent remix done here recently.” During the performance itself, Denning would then come out dressed in a hot dog costume, barely able to sing “Dirt Road Anthem’s” actual lyrics since he was laughing so hard. At one point, he managed to fight the laughter and sing Bryan’s “chili on a hot dog” line during the chorus, prompting Gilbert to double over laughing. In the comments of the Instagram post, Denning would joke about how he couldn’t keep it together during the performance. “I couldn’t keep it together for sh*t. CHILI ON A HOTDOG“ You really can’t help but applaud Gilbert for rolling with the punches and laughing at both Bryan and himself during this “beef.”  In a time where it seems as if artists are going after each other personally, it’s fun to see the two trade some light-hearted blows without it escalating into the type of Adcock/Bryan beef we’ve seen in the past. Watch here: View this post on Instagram The post “Pretty Decent Remix”: Brantley Gilbert Delivers Another Hilarious Response To Zach Bryan’s Chili Dog-Inspired “Dirt Road Anthem” Parody first appeared on Whiskey Riff.