'SNL' Writer Expertly Mocks Morgan Wallen's Abrupt Show Exit
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The country singer ignited backlash when he seemingly walked off the "Saturday Night Live" stage too early.
Morgan Wallen’s quick exit from “Saturday Night Live” quickly snowballed into a very meme-able moment.
The country singer performed on the show Saturday, and then darted off the stage while the credits were still rolling, after giving host Mikey Madison a quick hug.
“Get me to God’s Country,” Wallen posted shortly after his departure on his Instagram story, alongside a picture of a private jet.
Many social media users noted that the cast of “SNL” was standing very far back behind Wallen on stage, a subtle hint that all might not be well with the controversial singer.
“SNL” writer Josh Patten posted a reference to Wallen’s Instagram story, with the words “get me to God’s Country” alongside a photo of a Krispy Kreme truck.
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