Morgan Wallen and Nashville-based comedian Theo Von chatted about Wallen's experiences with fatherhood, his upcoming album and the impact of stardom.

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

Country music artist Morgan Wallen caused a stir over the weekend after he abruptly stormed off the Saturday Night Live stage during the outros in which

Wallen's son is turning five this year, and he's starting to take an interest in what his country superstar dad does for a living.

Country singer Morgan Wallen abruptly left the "Saturday Night Live" stage after the show ended this weekend, after which he posted "Get me to God's country" on social media.

Morgan Wallen sparked strong reactions over his "Saturday Night Live" appearance, but the country star won't bow down to Hollywood rules, and experts agree that's why fans like him.

Morgan Wallen is now selling merchandise on his official website with the branding: "Get Me to God's Country."

Days after the viral moment, the singer has listed T-shirts and trucker hats with the phrase for $45 on his website.

Wallen became a trending topic online – and still kind of is days later – because during SNL’s signature end of show sendoff (where the cast, host and musical guest all say goodbye to the audience and hug and chat), the country music singer gave his pleasantries to host Mikey Madison and then walked right off the stage.