Brianna Chickenfry claims her ex-boyfriend Zach Bryan blocked her on social media after their breakup

Brianna “Chickenfry” LaPaglia claimed her ex-boyfriend Zach Bryan blocked her and her friends from Barstool Sports on social media following their breakup.

LaPaglia's “BFFs” co-hosts Dave Portnoy and Josh Richards criticized Bryan in a dissident track released Wednesday when a social media user called her out for not tagging him in social media promos had.

“We’re all blocked,” LaPaglia, 25, replied to the user.

Bryan, 28, does not follow LaPaglia, Portnoy, Richards or their podcast on social media.

Portnoy, 47, and Richards, 22, released a scathing song about Bryan on Wednesday called “Smallest Man,” which is a reference to Taylor Swift's famous breakup song “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived.”

In rap, both Barstool personalities — who have expressed their disdain for Bryan in the past — made several claims about the “Revival” singer.

“I said, 'Trust me' / Got you on fire / Tinder, Bumble, Raya / Knew you were a liar / You're an idiot / You just made yourself a new rival / Pretty soon you'll be a revival.” need, “Richards sings.

Elsewhere on the track, Richards raves that Bryan is “crazy” and is “great at being a country singer without the second syllable.”

“Rest in peace / If you ever try to mess with me / I’ll come at you with more arms than a centipede,” he raps.

Portnoy also takes aim at Bryan several times, calling him “ugly in the face” and a “cheating ass” who “takes no responsibility for anything.”

“Looks like a little kid / The smallest man that ever lived / Lying Zach Bryan,” Portnoy sings.

Richards ended the rap by singing, “How lucky is Bri / To be free of ZB.”

LaPaglia did not participate in the show, but expressed her appreciation for her co-hosts by posting a photo of them and writing, “Good night. You two are absolutely crazy. But I pray that one day my daughter will have friends like you two.”

LaPaglia has previously expressed that she is not ready to elaborate on the split as she was “blindsided” when Bryan announced the breakup on Instagram two weeks ago.

“We tried to do a recording this week, but because of all the backlash, I'm having a really hard time figuring out how I want to handle it publicly,” she explained last week, referring to the “BFFs” podcast.

The influencer said that her “mental health is a priority this week” and gave no indication of when she would return.

Bryan told his Instagram followers about the breakup by writing a lengthy statement on his Instagram Story about how he's “not perfect.”

“To all that I am and to everyone I have let down, I am sorry. I try my best in everything. I have let down people who love me and most importantly myself,” he wrote in part.