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‘SNL’ mock Morgan Wallen following his abrupt walk-off from the show
nme.comSaturday Night Live (SNL) have mocked Morgan Wallen after his abrupt walk-off from the show last week.Last Saturday (March 29), the country singer appeared on the show’s as the musical guest, and made headlines when he abruptly and awkwardly cut his goodbyes short by walking off stage after only saying farewell to the guest host, Oscar-winning actress Mikey Madison.Typically, the SNL cast celebrates with the guest musician and host as the credits roll, but Wallen was quick to leave.
Then, shortly after his exit, he posted an Instagram Story of a picture of his private jet and a caption that read: “Get me to God’s country”, as he headed back to his home of Tennessee.Now, SNL have responded, mocking Wallen’s abrupt walk-off not once, but twice during last night’s (April 5) show.
The first joke came in the show’s cold open, where James Austin Johnson, who was playing President Donald Trump, referenced Wallen’s “God’s country” social media comment.“I even put tariffs on an island uninhabited by humans.
It’s called Heard and McDonald Island,” Johnson said. “McDonald Island. I would love to visit there. Can you imagine that? Big Mac and a hula skirt.
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