“Pulled Up To Your Hometown & They Loved It” – Gavin Adcock Continues To Troll Zach Bryan After Born & Raised Fest Confrontation

The fence jump heart around the world.

By now, you’ve no doubt seen the viral video of Zach Bryan jumping over a fence to confront Gavin Adcock yesterday at Born & Raised Fest in Oklahoma.

Zach Bryan was clearly riled up before taking the stage for a surprise appearance with Gabriella Rose in his home state of Oklahoma. ZB, who typically keeps it professional onstage, was yelling obscenities in the middle of “Madeline” about the “Run Your Mouth” singer.

@cvincent87 it’s that Gavin Adock f*ck you there that threw me. Then I saw the fence climbing video and understood #gavinadcock #zachbryan #bornandraised2025 #bornandraised #musicfestival ♬ original sound – cvincent87

After he left the backstage area and while he was apparently on his way home, ZB decided to stop and have words with Adcock, jumping over a barbed wire before being held back by security.

@greatamericanbarscene This is for Charley #zachbryan #gavinadcock ♬ Open the Gate – Zach Bryan

The whole thing went down right before Gavin was set to go onstage for his headlining set, but after he got offstage, he took to social media and left several comments explaining what happened, claiming that Zach was “absolutely wasted” when he tried to fight him:

“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.”

A wild scene, to say the least.

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.

Adcock said to his fans in a recent social media post:

“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.”

Even though Gavin admitted that he stirred the pot once ZB approached him, he made he right choice not to engage in a full-blown fist fight. Gavin still had a headlining spot to play that night, so say what you will about the Georgia native, but in that moment, he made the right choice, given he had a lot more to lose. For those who like to criticize his decision-making, it seems like he should be getting some credit for this one.

However, after the show, he’s done with his job and is still having some fun taking jabs at the “Oklahoma Smokeshow” singer. After posting his insight on what truly unfolded backstage, he posted another image from the night, taking a shot that ZB’s hometown crowd loved him more.

“Pulled up to your home town and they loved it.”

I think it’s clear from the Charley Crockett drama he was recently involved in that Adcock likes to have the last word/last laugh, so it’s not shocking that he found the opportunity to get one more word in.

Leading up to this incident, it was safe to guess these two wouldn’t share the stage together anytime soon, and afterward, it’s even more of a sure bet that these two will not be in the same room together without a brawl breaking out.