Some people think that success can be way too good to be true if it happens too quickly. The speculation runs rampant with different conspiracy theorists trying to figure out how they got where they are.
For Zach Top, his rise in country has been very sudden, though he has some great music to match. But instead of rejoice in some actual talent breaking through to the mainstream, one person is trying to put together the puzzle pieces by asking one simple question: is Alan Jackson the father?
Fans Buy Into The Zach Top and Alan Jackson Conspiracy Theory
The radio host confidently lays out his claim for his listeners to digest. In fairness, he does lay the timeline out pretty well. “You guys, Zach Top was born September 6th, 1997, in Sunnyside, Washington, USA. If you go back nine months from his birth date to the winter of 1996.
In November of 1996, Alan Jackson played at the Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, Washington! Have you seen Zach Top’s face? His mustache? His sound? Zach Top is Alan Jackson’s son. Prove me wrong,” Andrews declares.
Top took to social media to announce the shows last year calling Jackson one of his “musical heroes” after performing a quick mashup of “Sounds Like the Radio” and “Chattahoochee.” Interestingly, Top has posted several covers of classic country and ‘90s country songs but hasn’t shared a cover of a Jackson tune.
Similar-sounding artists tour together all the time. So, the two being on the road together isn’t a huge surprise. However, Top mirrors his musical hero in more than sonic quality. It’s not hard to draw a parallel between his position in the country music industry and the position in which the “Don’t Rock the Jukebox” singer found himself a little more than 30 years ago.