During his "Quittin' Time" tour, rising star Zach Bryan brought a special guest on stage for his final song, "Revival," at Nissan Stadium in Nashville. Known for his unexpected appearances, Bryan has previously featured renowned names like Bruce Springsteen, Sexxy Red, comedian Shane Gillis, and athletes AJ Dillon and Daniel Jones.

 

At the Nashville show, Bryan introduced none other than Hailey Welch, also known as the internet sensation behind the widely shared "Hawk Tuah" video. Welch gained popularity for her candid advice on pleasing a man, making waves with her straightforward remark: “You gotta give him that hawk tuah, spit on that thang.”

 

@timanddeetv “YA GET ME” 😂 #foryou #viral #rizz #publicinterview #fypツ #xybca #6thstreet #nashville #reels #hawktuah #hawktuahgirl #funny #college #party #cmafest ♬ original sound - timanddeetv

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Following her newfound fame, Welch has ventured into selling autographed "Hawk Tuah" merchandise and is allegedly attracting interest from prominent Hollywood talent agencies. Stepping into the limelight, she joined Zach Bryan on stage at Nissan Stadium, delighting the audience with a lively rendition of "Revival."

 

 

@greatamericanbarscene That’s just the Quittin Time tour baby #zachbryan #zachbryanconcert #hawktuah #nas ♬ original sound - greatamericanbarscene

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To the crowd's delight, Welch even gave a nod to her viral catchphrase, dropping a spontaneous "Hawk Tuah" during the performance. The unexpected collaboration left concert-goers buzzing and solidified Welch's status as a breakout internet sensation.

 

@greatamericanbarscene HAWK TUAH REVIVAL #zachbryan #hawktuah #revival #nashville #fyp ♬ original sound - greatamericanbarscene

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