Josh Patten says he's a fan of the country music star, who abruptly walked off the stage during the closing credits of NBC's sketch show.

Morgan Wallen abruptly left the "Saturday Night Live" stage and returned to "God's country," five years after he was removed from "SNL" lineup during COVID.

The March 29 episode, hosted by newly minted Oscar winner Mikey Madison, marked Wallen's return to the Studio 8H stage more than four years after he was disinvited from his first episode for breaking COVID safety protocols.

Country music star turned perpetual controversy machine Morgan Wallen did his usual thing during his long-awaited Saturday Night Live appearance last night. Initially invited to a

East Tennessee's Morgan Wallen made his second-ever appearance on Saturday Night Live performing two songs before making a quick exit from New York City.

However, during his performance of “Just In Case” on SNL last night, he teased a few of those tracks across the TV screen behind his microphone stand. The titles flashed from the “Morgan Wallen Broadcast Network” in a retro video game font, featuring a number before the name and if the song featured an artist, the feature was blacked out.

"I have been a problem, for sure, and I've got no problem admitting that," Wallen said in a statement ahead of the singles' release. "But there are other sides to me as well. I've

Dressed in a denim jacket, blue jeans and a baseball cap, Wallen opened his performance with the title track of his fourth studio album, I'm the Problem. Backed by a full band, th