Recently, Zach Bryan has been able to outrun his former relationship drama and get back to the basics. Particularly, the man has been teasing and releasing new music at an extensive rate, and as a result, he has seemingly returned to putting his nose on the grindstone. However, Bryan’s life has been filled with yet another controversy, as he was videotaped having a heated exchange in an NYC bar, per TMZ.
Regarding the location, the heated exchange occurred at a New York City bar on Monday night in the West Village. Seemingly, Bryan and his buddies played a couple of rounds of pool and then were videotaped by some of the bar’s patrons on a pair of Ray-Ban Meta glasses.
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Zach Bryan’s Verbal Altercation
According to TMZ, Bryan lost three rounds of pool and that is when the room’s demeanor, “changed on the drop of a dime,” says a witness. In the video shared with the publication, Bryan is wearing the glasses in which he then says, “You’re gonna see some terrible things tonight.” Following that comment, there is a major gap in the video.
However, once the video continues, the bar’s patrons record Zach Bryan and his friends. Though, they insisted that they weren’t filming him. As the patron stated, “I’m not trying to record your ass. I’m trying to record my s— with my friends, for memories, to have fun, and you’re just being a d—.” Subsequently, Bryan utters, “That’s the g— thing I’ve ever heard.” Bryan also uttered in light of the recording, “I wanna rip them off your face so bad, ’cause we’re at a bar.”
Luckily, the situation never entailed no more than some sharp words. It is unclear when the verbal match concluded, but Bryan and his friends paid their tab and exited the bar. Bryan nor his team has commented on the matter and at this time, many details still remain entirely unclear. A camera being shoved in one’s face rarely ever amounts to a good thing.
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