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Zach Bryan's cover of Ian Noe's 'Kentucky Hurricane' with a choir goes viral on YouTube
by David Hookstead · Fox NewsZach Bryan is making waves online with a powerful cover of a fellow singer's country song.
Bryan is one of the most famous entertainers in America, and without question an elite country music talent.
He recently released his new EP — "Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs" — and it took no time at all to start dominating the charts.
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Now, he's firing YouTube into a frenzy.
Zach Bryan goes viral with cover of Ian Noe's 'Kentucky Hurricane'
Bryan released a chilling cover of Ian Noe's song "Kentucky Hurricane" on Sunday, and it represents everything fans have come to love from the singer.
The "Something in the Orange" singer also didn't perform alone. He linked up with a choir for the outstanding performance.
Give it a watch below, and let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.
Noe was the top comment on YouTube, and offered a very simple and straightforward reaction to Bryan's cover.
"What an honor. Thank you Zach," the original singer of Kentucky Hurricane wrote.
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There were also plenty of other reactions to the viral performance. One fan wrote, "Awesome cover. Thanks for pointing people to Ian Noe. He should be one of the biggest stars in the world already. One of the greatest songwriters who ever lived."
Another added, "Zach has been nonstop quality this year."
A third commented, "Zach please put this on Spotify. Now."
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Country music is certainly having a great run at the moment, and Zach Bryan is a huge part of the reason it's happening. Let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.
David Hookstead is a reporter for OutKick.