Buckle up, Bay Area trendsetters, because country music’s most controversial bad boy Morgan Wallen is at it again! 🤠

After his awkward walk-off during Saturday Night Live’s final credits, Wallen isn’t just nursing his bruised ego, he’s turning the whole ordeal into a marketing goldmine. Less than a week after leaving host Mikey Madison and the SNL cast hanging, our favorite problematic country star has launched merch emblazoned with his dramatic exit line: “Get me to God’s country”.

The Walk-Off Heard 'Round the Internet

For those who missed the tea, Wallen abruptly exited the SNL stage during the final credits, breaking the show’s long-standing tradition of cast and musical guests celebrating together. The move left viewers and cast members side-eyeing the 31-year-old musician harder than your tech bro roommate trying to explain blockchain.

SNL’s Veteran Weighs In

Kenan Thompson, SNL’s longest-serving cast member, didn’t hold back. In an interview, he candidly admitted he “definitely saw” Wallen’s walk-off and playfully suggested maybe Wallen just really needed to use the bathroom. Classic Kenan, serving sass with a side of humor.

This isn’t Wallen’s first rodeo with SNL controversy. Remember in 2020 when he was originally booted from the show for breaking COVID protocols? Seems like our boy has a talent for making headlines, and now, turning those headlines into $45 baseball caps.

Merch as Controversy Currency

In true capitalist fashion, Wallen’s now selling “Get me to God’s country” merchandise, proving that in the music industry, there’s no such thing as bad publicity. His website is now stocked with caps and t-shirts that scream “I walked off SNL and all I got was this lousy merch line”.

Whether you’re rolling your eyes or secretly adding a cap to your cart, one thing’s certain: Morgan Wallen knows how to keep himself relevant. Stay messy, country music world! 🤘