Morgan Wallen sparked controversy last weekend by abruptly walking off the 'SNL' stage after serving as the episode's musical guest. Kenan Thompson spoke with EW about the incident, calling it a "spike in the norm.

The latest comes from Variety, which suggests that Wallen wasn’t super into the SNL spirit even before his abrupt walk-off during the episode’s good nights. A source for the trade claimed that a part was written for Wallen in the week’s musical comedy spot, which was ultimately handed to Joe Jonas after the country musician declined to participate.

It seems people are still discussing what Morgan Wallen did on Saturday Night Live this past weekend. At the end of the show, Wallen swiftly left the stage at Studio 8H right before the credits began to roll and the cast and crew began to embrace.

Morgan Wallen stirred up speculation after his abrupt 'SNL' exit. Sources say he also dropped out of a sketch and was replaced by Joe Jonas.

Days after leaving 'SNL' early, Morgan Wallen is selling 'Get Me to God's Country' merch. It's a reference to a quote he used on social media on his way out of New York.

It's been almost a week since Morgan Wallen abruptly exited the stage during closing credits at Saturday Night Live and soon after posted a photo of a plane with the caption: "Get me to God's country.

During a recent episode of Theo Von's “Last Weekend" podcast, Morgan Wallen, 31, opened up about the downfalls of fame.

The song's lyrics take a musical shot at tensions between city dwellers and those raised in the country, with Wallen singing, "I didn't choose my raisin' and you didn't choose you