Morgan Wallen tackles the controversy “Saturday Night Live”

Morgan Wallen is not unrelated to controversy, and he is ready to open up to his last negative press fight.

During a new interview, in which he spoke of his controversial “Saturday Night Live“Released, Morgan Wallen addressed the drama and cleaned the tunes during his brutal departure.

While speaking with Caleb Pressley of his next album, Wallen also discussed his latest appearance on “SNL”, in particular the controversial release that made everyone speak.

For those who can be unknown, after his performance in the sketch comedy show, Wallen suddenly left the scene during closing credits.

On the podcast “sundae conversation”, when the interviewer asked the singer “last night” if he had problems with the casting “SNL”, Wallen assured him that he did not do it.

“No, no,” he said before admitting that the week’s schedule has taken over it. “I was just ready to go home. I was there all week,” he added.

Later, Pressley mentioned Wallen’s Instagram stories after his “SNL” appearance-an image of his subtitled private jet, “Ame me in the country of God”. However, the father of only one had little to say about it.

“Yeah,” said Wallen with a smile.

Given its controversial past, in particular by being taken on video saying that the “word n”, many believed that the release of Wallen and the subsequent position were a blow in the diverse group of actors in the NBC series.

However, according to a source close to Wallen, the Country singer’s exit was an involuntary error. As The Blast reported, the initiate explained that Wallen had left the scene of muscle memory, because that is how he repeated the whole before their lives.

After making waves and big titles after its release on the stage “Saturday Night Live”, one of the oldest artists in the series, Kenan Thompson, spoke of the actions of Wallen and admitted that they were rare.

“I don’t know what’s going on by people’s minds when they decide to do things like that,” said the actor, also known for his television program “Kenan and Kel”. “I don’t know if he understood the mission or not, or if he really felt a certain type.”

Thompson then described the release of Wallen as a departure from “The Norm”, explaining that the casting “SNL” is “accustomed to everyone in the process of turning and ourselves.”

He added: “So when there is a start of that, it’s like, hmm, I wonder what it is?”

Later, Thompson scored Wallen, 31, a “complicated individual” and apparently castigated him for having made a scene on live television.

“It was so abrupt. And it was already such a small group on stage anyway,” said Thompson. “So it was like, oh wow, it was quite visible. Do you know what I say? It was a pretty visible thing.”

He also called the singer’s instagram post “Strange”, adding, “what are you trying to say?”

“Do you try to say that we are not in the country of God?” Thompson asked. “We are not all in the country of God? We are not all under the umbrella of God? It is not necessarily my favorite. But whatever. We had, we had a new show. We had Jack Black this week.”