Morgan Wallen It is not a stranger for controversy, and he is willing to open about his most recent side of the negative print.

During the new interview in which he spoke of his controversial "Saturday night live"Exit, Morgan Wallen addressed the drama and cleaned the air on a sudden departure.

While talking to Caleb Pressley About his upcoming album Wallen also discussed his last appearance on "SNL", a specific controversial exit that everyone was talking about.

For those who can be unknown, after it performs on the show of sketches, Wallen came out on the stage abruptly during the loan closure.

On the podcast "Sundae talks", when the interviewer asked the singer "last night" whether he had problems with "SNL" Cast, Wallen assured him that he was not.

"No, no," he said before admitting a weekly busy schedule, he got the best of him. "I was just ready to go home. I was there all week," he added.

Later, Preslesley mentioned Wallen's Instagram Stories Mail after his "SNL" looks - a picture of his private jet inscription, "Bring me to God's land." However, the father of one did not have much to say about it.

"Yes," Wallen said with a smile.

Given their controversial past, including to be caught on a video by saying "N-Word", many believed that Wallen's output and subsequent post covered the transition to the diverse group of actors on the NBC series.

However, according to the source near Wallen, the exit from the country was an unintentional mistake. As Explosion Previously reported, Insider explained that Wallen approached the scene from the muscle memory, as he tried the set before they lived.

After making waves and titles after going out on the "Saturday Live" phase, one of the longest performers of the play, Kenan Thompson, opened about Wallen's actions and admitted that they were unusual.

"I don't know what goes through the minds of people when they decide to do such things," Kenan and Kel, "said Kenan and Kel," Kenan and Kel said. "Or if he really feels a certain way."

Thompson continued to describe Wallen's output as a deviation from the "norm", explaining that "SNL" deals "is used for everything they just turn to us."

He added: "So when it comes from that, like, hmm, I wonder what it's about?"

Later, Thompson marked Wallen, 31, a "Complicated individual"And he seemingly broke him for making the scene while on television live.

"It just felt so abruptly. And it was already so little grouping on stage," Thompson said. "So it was just like, Oh Wow, that was quite visible. You know what I'm saying? It was a pretty visible thing."

He also called the singer Instagram Post "Strange", adding, "What are you trying to say?"

"Are you trying to say we're not in God's country?" Thompson asked. "We're not all in God's country? Not everyone under God's umbrella? That's not necessarily my favorite. But whatever. Let's go to the new show this week."