Bryson Gray, the rapper known for topping the Billboard charts with his viral hit Let’s Go Brandon, recently sat down with Zuby on his podcast for a powerful conversation about faith, culture, and the role of the Bible in today’s music industry. The two outspoken artists, who represent the growing conservative counterculture movement, didn’t hold back as they tackled the impact of Christian values on modern society and the importance of standing firm in a culture that often pushes against these beliefs.
During the episode, Zuby emphasized how much better society would be if people adhered to the Bible’s teachings, saying, “90% of our modern social issues would disappear if people en masse adhered to Christian teachings. Fully.” Bryson echoed this sentiment, sharing how he uses his music as a way to push back against mainstream narratives, while staying true to his faith.
Gray’s rise to the top of the charts with his controversial Let’s Go Brandon single made headlines, but his focus has always been on using his platform to promote values that reflect his deep-rooted faith. He talked with Zuby about how the music industry, which often glorifies degeneracy and materialism, needs a return to messages that uplift rather than tear down — and that’s exactly what he’s striving to do with his music.
For both Bryson and Zuby, music is more than entertainment; it’s a tool for spreading a message of truth in a world that increasingly rejects it. The conversation highlights how artists like Gray are reshaping the industry by bringing back bold, biblically-inspired lyrics and encouraging others to break away from the woke agenda that dominates much of today’s pop culture.
Their discussion is a reminder of the strength and resilience of the conservative counterculture, which is steadily gaining ground as more artists and creators step up to challenge the status quo and represent what they believe is a return to true values. With Bryson’s continued success and Zuby’s unapologetic stance, it’s clear that the movement is only growing stronger.
