I think they would like more of his stuff!

They are pretty cool. Way better looking in person than on camera. And since we don't edit, we really couldn't do a cut-away shot with all the detail. - Keith

Cool! Thanks! - Keith

An outstanding lyric. - Keith

Seems like it'd be really good for that purpose. - Keith

It showed up to my house, not the office. I was like, "WTF?" Then, "This is awesome!" Then, "Patrick rocks!" - Keith

@Bourbon Country Reacts yeah I just subscribed to his channel and watched the short of him making the coaster, that's cool as hell of him to do that for you guys.

@@stevebournite184 Yeah, you can see the detail in his video. All the stuff looks that good in person. - Keith

@@BourbonCountryReacts that's cool as hell

​@@stevebournite184 I subscribed when I saw how awesome the new logo turned out! Super cool channel and I'm hoping to do some work with him! I've got a couple of small businesses that could really use some merch!

Thanks so much for the bribe!!! I'm so happy they reacted to this! To be honest I forgot they hadn't already heard Zach! With how much they like Tyler Childers I figured someone would have already sent something for a Zach Bryan tune!

​@Nick I think the majority of requests tend to be more mainstream. But yes, typically if somebody is a fan of childers they usually like ZB too. Tyler and Zach are both headliners at Railbird this year. I'd die a happy girl if I could see them both together.

​@@Holly_D84well it seems like the masses are speaking about what they want. It's impressive what Zach Bryan is doing on the charts right now! I saw a video from another channel that I kinda follow. Grady Smith is a journalist who focuses on country music. His latest video was saying he feels like Zach Bryan is doing to country music what Nirvana did to Rock. When I saw the title I was not the happiest! I wanted to say please do mention Zach Bryan and Nirvana in the same sentence!!! But I decided the reasonable thing to do was hear him out. While I don't like it, he made some good points and I can see what he's saying. To summarize, basically he said Nirvana pushed against the established norms and did his own thing and connected with the masses to the degree that the mainstream took notice and quickly copied Nirvana's mold. Zach Bryan is completely ignoring the established norms and doing his own thing and is connecting with the masses on an unprecedented level. With the explosion of guys like Zach Bryan, Tyler Childers, and even Oliver Anthony, it seems like only a matter of time before Nashville and mainstream country takes notice and starts trying to pump out artists with a similar sound and style. I'm torn because I detest the idea of comparing Zach Bryan to Nirvana, but I definitely see his point and in some ways I think this might be a good thing for country music, kinda getting it back closer to its roots. I just worry about what Nashville and mainstream country will do. A huge reason these artists are having such a huge impact is their genuineness. That kind of thing can't be faked so what will it sound like if they try. Sorry for rambling. I just thought it was just an interesting rabbit hole to go down.

You are speaking my language bringing up Marty Robbins! I may only be 28, but during my late highschool and college years I listened primarily to that style of country music! I grew up with what I call cowboy music. It started with a group from Colorado Springs called The Flying W Wranglers. Then Dad introduced me to Roy Rogers and The Sons of the Pioneers, Gene Autry, Slim Whitman. . . From there I moved to Johnny Cash, Hank Williams Jr., Merle Haggard, George Strait. . . After that I got a job that had me driving around Denver all day and the truck's radio didn't have a way for me to plug my phone in so I listened to the local country station. That's how I got into more modern country. I found Zach Bryan, Tyler Childers, Colter Wall, Nolan Taylor. . . Through KZfaq Channels. Several reaction channels, and Grady Smith not sure how to classify his channel lol. Still definitely have a soft spot for old country music like Marty Robbins! One of my favorites of his is Pride and the Badge! I really wish that had been turned into a movie with John Wayne and Dean Martin!

@Nick I grew up listening to Marty Robbins. He was my dad's favorite. Then a few years ago my son (20 then) found Marty and he found songs of Marty's that I had never heard before. Just amazing songs. I like most kinds of music but country is my favorite. I just realized one day that I was tired of the rockish country. I mean it has its place but traditional country does true. I remember when Garth Brooks was considered to rockish! Now days most country music is more rock than country. My grandpa gave me a vinyl record of Slim Whitman years and years and years ago!

Hey Kenton, we've done that one. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kK10qdSf2bnJkqc.html

Just tell us which one you want us to react to here in this comment. When we run into this, we mine the comments looking for other requests. We'll find it. :) - Keith

PLEASE do "Messed up kid" I think that's Zach's best song.

​@Nick I can't remember for sure now, but I'm pretty sure that was the first song of his I ever heard.

@@Holly_D84 it was mine. Funny enough on another reaction channel! Lol Michael Palmisano went NUTS over all the details in the song and just how raw it was!

@@BourbonCountryReacts I’m gonna go old school and go Keith Whitley and Earl Thomas Conley and the song Brotherly Love

We aren't even a little bit worried about cult followings. The "home fries" we angered made us laugh. - Keith

​@@BourbonCountryReacts is that what they're called? 😂 home fries?

​@Bourbon Country Reacts yeah bourbonites got BCR's back and will place angered viewers in there place and show em the door quickly, with a not so friendly boot to the ass

@@Holly_D84 yeah Bourbonites is a better nickname

@King Bourbonite (Rickroll) absolutely! I'm not a fan of home free so I find "home fries" hilarious