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They say opposites attract. Jelly Roll and Zach Bryan may have just proven that theory wrong.

Everyone knows country music listeners tend to be more conservative. A 2026 study by Cornell confirmed what we all intuitively knew: a majority of country music listeners are “more Republican.”

Over the past year, however, certain country stars have started pushing back against their conservative base.

Last October, Zach Bryan had his first squabble with his conservative fanbase. It began with the lyrics to his song “Bad News”:

“I heard the cops came, cocky motherf***ers, ain’t they?/ And ICE is gonna come bust down your door/ Try to build a house, no bills no more, well I got a telephone/ Kids are all scared and all alone.”

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