Brianna “Chickenfry” LaPaglia thinks it’s “Actually Romantic” of Zach Bryan to release several diss tracks aimed at her on his new album, “With Heaven on Top.”
The Barstool Media personality took to her Instagram Stories on Friday and invoked Taylor Swift as she mocked the country music crooner with a pointed choice of lyrics.
She reposted Swift’s song “Actually Romantic” from Spotify, playing the lyrics: “It’s actually sweet all the time you’ve spent on me. It’s honestly wild.”
A rep for the “Something in the Orange” hitmaker did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
Bryan seemingly referenced LaPaglia, 26, on several songs featured on his new project, which was released on Friday.
Namely, he sings about “never touching” someone’s skin again — and “taking a blade to” his own tattoo to “drain the blood between me and you” on his song, “Skin.”
“How do tattoos take to your skin?” he continued. “Does your higher ground ever sink in? / Do you love people just to win when it’s over?”
It’s worth noting that the “Special Forces” star has “How lucky are we?” tattooed on her arm, which Bryan later mentioned as a line in “28.”
Later in the new song, Bryan sang, “Do you still talk s–t on all of your friends? / Need to take it all to the chin this time stone-cold sober.”
He also seemingly referenced the former couple’s 2023 meet-cute, which took place after one of Bryan’s concerts in Queens, in “Plastic Cigarettes.”
It seems Swift might be the star of LaPaglia’s playlist at the moment. She also used another Swift track, titled “Mastermind,” to savagely shade her ex-boyfriend after he announced he had tied the knot with Samantha Leonard.
In a TikTok, she recorded herself voicing the lyrics, “Checkmate, I couldn’t lose.”
LaPlagia dated Bryan, 29, from 2023 until they called it quits in 2024. Afterwards, LaPaglia accused her ex of emotional abuse and claimed that the singer offered her $12 million in “blood money” to sign a non-disclosure agreement post-breakup.
She said she turned down the proposal.
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