Morgan Wallen’s Most Controversial Moments

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Morgan Wallen has been avoiding whiskey glasses in bars.

Indeed, the artist famously known as “Whiskey Glasses” admitted that he has abstained from visiting any type of tavern since his arrest in April 2024 on misdemeanor charges of reckless endangerment for tossing a chair off a six-story bar’s roof. He expressed, “Absolutely, this is the healthiest choice for me.

On the April 2nd episode of the “This Past Weekend with Theo Von” podcast, Morgan stated, “It’s been a while since I’ve stepped into a bar that’s well-known. The most public occasion I visited a bar is actually the last time I was in one.

What’s the cause for him evading public appearances? The 31-year-old individual, who admitted guilt in December and received a sentence of seven days at a DUI rehab center and two years of probation, mentioned his fame as the obstacle he no longer wishes to overcome.

He added that constantly having to handle such a situation isn’t perfect, as it’s not practical to go everywhere. Even if you manage to avoid being disturbed, you’re always on high alert, thinking there could be trouble.

He added, “There’s things that you just don’t do anymore. But that’s okay.”

Instead of spending his free time at the local bar, the “I’m the Problem” singer, who has a 4-year-old son named Indigo Wilder with ex-fiancée KT Smith, now prefers a more peaceful environment when hanging out with friends.

He explained, “That’s why I’ve become quite fond of hunting. It allows me to spend time with my friends in a secluded setting. I can unwind and relax without any worries. I don’t get stressed out. I find ways to occupy myself.

Although Morgan tends to avoid the limelight, he’s not unfamiliar with creating a buzz. His unexpected departure during the final credits of the March 29 episode of Saturday Night Live, followed by an Instagram post from an airport labeled “Get me to God’s country,” left viewers speculating that he was displeased about the role.

Though Morgan hasn’t spoken out about the recent uproar, he’s presently offering merchandise featuring the widely recognized phrase on his online store.

For more of Morgan’s most controversial moments, keep reading… 

Leaving from New York…it’s an unexpected departure.
After performing as the musical guest for the March 29, 2025 episode of Saturday Night Live, Morgan Wallen appeared on stage to conclude the show with host Mikey Madison.
However, after the actress known for her role in Anora bid farewell to viewers, the country music artist gave her a brief hug and then departed—deviating from the usual custom of spending time with the cast during the credits.
Wallen later uploaded a picture of an airplane parked on the runway to his Instagram Stories and captioned it, “Transport me to God’s country.

In April 2024, Wallen was taken into custody due to accusations that he had carelessly hurled a chair from the rooftop of Chief’s bar in Nashville. The authorities made this information public at the time. Approximately a week and a half later, the Grammy nominee spoke out publicly about the event.

He wrote on April 19, 2024, “I didn’t feel right sharing my whereabouts until I had reconciled with some individuals first. I’ve contacted Nashville law enforcement, my family, and the staff at Chief’s. I’m not proud of my actions, and I acknowledge my responsibility.”

In December 2024, Wallen admitted guilt for two counts of reckless endangerment, stemming from the chair-throwing incident. He received a sentence of two years probation and seven days in a DUI education center as part of his punishment.

After a video surfaced in February 2021, showing Wallen using a racial slur, he expressed regret and apologized to his fans. In a statement to TopMob News, he admitted that he had used an offensive and unacceptable racial term, which he deeply regretted. He acknowledged that there is never any excuse for such language. He sincerely apologized for his actions and pledged to do better in the future.

Following this incident, many country music artists criticized Wallen, radio stations removed him from their playlists, his record label suspended his contract, and he was banned from several award shows that year. In an Instagram video later that month, he acknowledged the power of words, stating that they can truly hurt people. He shared personal stories he had heard from Black individuals, which left him profoundly affected. He expressed a newfound understanding of the gravity of his words.

In October 2020, Wallen was slated to appear as a musical act on Saturday Night Live, but following the emergence of images and videos showing him partying in Alabama, he was disinvited from the show for not adhering to its COVID-19 safety measures.

In a video posted on social media at the time, Wallen commented, “I got a call from the show saying I wouldn’t be able to perform anymore. It’s due to COVID protocols, which I comprehend.” He further admitted, “I’m not diagnosed with COVID, but my actions over the weekend were short-sighted and have undeniably affected my future aspirations.”

The singer accepted responsibility for his actions.

“On a more personal note,” he continued, “I believe I need to grow up a bit. I’ve been looking for joy in the wrong places, and it’s left me feeling less fulfilled. So, I’m going to take some time off from the spotlight and work on myself.”

Eventually, Jack White took Wallen’s place as the musical guest, but Wallen was given another opportunity to perform on SNL in December. He even made light of the incident during one of the skits.

In May 2020, a former contestant on The Voice, following an altercation at Kid Rock’s Big Ass Honky Tonk Rock N’ Roll Steakhouse, was taken into custody for public intoxication and disorderly conduct. Reports obtained by The Tennessean claim that Wallen had been breaking glass items and engaging in verbal disputes with passersby on the street.

He addressed the incident on his social media platform, stating, “I just wanted to set things straight. I went downtown with some old friends last night, hopped between a few bars. After a couple of drinks, we were messing around with each other. We didn’t intend any harm and want to apologize to anyone who was impacted, including bar staff.”

By July 2020, the charges against Wallen had been dismissed, as indicated by online court records from the Howard Gentry Criminal Court Clerk in Tennessee.

In 2016, it’s reported that Wallen was taken into custody in Tennessee on suspicion of driving while intoxicated. Nevertheless, the charges against him were dropped later that same year, as indicated by court documents online.

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2025-04-04 04:17