Brian Green

You know, you need to leave now.

Don't go.

I can't believe Zac Brown, he sold his soul to the devil.

While other people who stayed and actually watched the fucking show said this is a journey that he takes you on from his troubled childhood through to redemption.

And that's like the whole show, right?

The storyline.

And that it gets much brighter and better and clearer as you go on.

But you'd have to be there and watch the whole two and a half hours, whatever it was.

Listen, I watched the imagery and I thought, what the fuck does this have to do with Zac Brown Band?

Is this chicken fried?

We're doing chicken fried with the devil?

What is this?

It is pretty fucking intense for Zac Brown level music.

But if he's telling a story, if he's going like all in on the storytelling, then okay, he just got some imagery that was really intense to show in that part of the story.

He has notably talked about his very troubled childhood.

So maybe that is, you know,

Maybe that's, I don't know, maybe this was meant to represent the trouble of the childhood.

And then he comes through on the other side.

It's a story of redemption.

It's a journey.