Country singer Gavin Adcock ignited controversy by criticizing Beyoncé's album 'Cowboy Carter' during a concert, claiming it does not qualify as country music.

While acknowledging Beyoncé's talent, particularly her impressive Super Bowl Halftime Show, Adcock emphasized his commitment to traditional country music.

Despite Adcock's criticism, 'Cowboy Carter' has achieved significant acclaim, winning Album of the Year at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards and topping both the Billboard 200 and Top Country Albums charts.

Adcock's rant, which included a provocative statement about 'coming for her spot,' has gained traction on social media, amassing nearly 150,000 views on TikTok.

During his performance, Adcock told the audience, 'You can tell her we're coming for her f--kin' a--,' which prompted cheers and support from concertgoers.

This incident highlights the ongoing debate within country music, with Adcock representing traditionalist views amid a landscape of increasing genre fluidity.

Beyoncé is currently on her 'Cowboy Carter Tour,' which has been breaking box office records despite facing challenges, including a technical malfunction during a performance.

Luke Bryan has weighed in on the controversy, acknowledging the complexities of genre classification and supporting artists from outside the traditional country sphere.

Despite the backlash, 'Cowboy Carter' has proven commercially successful, marking Beyoncé's eighth consecutive No. 1 album on the Billboard 200.

However, the album's commercial performance has been mixed, currently ranking 167 on the Billboard 200, indicating a disconnect between online discussions and actual sales.

Adcock is set to release his new album 'Own Worst Enemy' on August 15, 2025, featuring themes of heartbreak and self-destruction.

As Beyoncé continues her tour with final shows scheduled in major cities, she has yet to publicly respond to Adcock's comments.