Rural singer Gavin Adcock set fire to fire during a recent concert when he understood the target Beyoncé And her award-winning album Greammy, "Cowboy Carter".

In video circulation online, Adcock, 26, with a bottle of what Jack Daniel appears, to the audience when he invited Beyoncé, noting that her album is currently in front of his charts for the country of Apple Music.

"You can tell her we are coming to her f-ckin 'as," Adcock told from the stage.

But the singer "Four Children's leaves" did not stop there. He continued to criticize music at Beyoncé's album, imply that there is no place in the genre.

"That sh-t is not a country music, and it was never earthen music, and there will never be music music," he said.

"We are" to play some South F-Cking Rock. You all hit that sh-t, guys, "he continued before his group began playing the next song.

Adcock's statements raised Beyhivea, and 30. June Music football player-Country-Country ported the video on his flower, explaining his position.

The clip started with his 1.2 million followers that he grew up listening to Beyoncé and remembers his half-timer "" pretty much kicking. " However, he defended his earlier comments, adding, "I really don't believe that the album should be marked as earth music."

"It doesn't sound the land," he said, and "he doesn't feel the land," he continued, before it was unfair to the artists who "dedicated his life to compete with the album that remains on top" just because it's Beyoncé. "

Beyoncé fans, however, did not agree with him and lost him not to let him go.

"How can anyone from Houston, Texas, don't make a country music, but someone from Los Angeles can put on a state accent and no one says? I wrote that I was such confused," I wrote one user.

Someone else echoed that the feeling, writes, "Beyoncé refers to themselves as a village girl from the child of Destiny, and people think it is now to say that he is now?"

The third fan explained that many fans for the country enjoying Beyoncé to take over the genre, adding that "music develops" and that country sounds different today than in the 80s.

"Everyone likes to say that this is not the country just because it's 'she is Beyoncé.' It is a country music because it regained what true music music has begun, "Opened the fourth user. "We all know why no one wants to say it's state music."

Despite Adcock's comments, some of the most influential star stars of the earth Dolly PartonThey praised Beyoncé's album. In fact, the 79-year-old legend previously pushed on Beyoncé's cover "Jolena", saying that he was "honored" by his mother for three years.

"I was just honored that, of course, she took a completely different" Jolene "than my version," Parton said. "Hers was more like:" Well, you don't get it, you don't take him, you'll take through me to take it out. "Mine was more like:" Please don't take it! "So I loved her interpretation."

Parton also weighed in discourse around Beyoncé who was left with the leaves for the country's prize in 2024.