Morgan Wallen performs 'Just in Case' on 'SNL'
Country star Morgan Wallen was a music guest on the latest episode of 'Saturday Night Live', where he performed 'Just in Case' and 'I'm the Problem'.
Morgan Wallen performed his new song, 'Just in Case', on 'Saturday Night Live' (SNL).
The country star was a musical guest in the March 29 episode of the live sketch comedy show.
The lyrics go, "Every time I try, I just hit the brakes / And there's always a couple tryin' to take your place / But I never fall in love baby just in case / You wake up wantin' me outta the blue / You lay down needin' what I used to do / Yeah every now and then I go get a taste / But I never fall in love baby/ just in case."
Wallen also sang his top-10 hit, 'I'm the Problem', the title track of his upcoming album.
'Just in Case' is also featured on the album, which is due for release in May.
"Beautiful music as ever, Morgan. You are totally amazing with your music," one fan commented on YouTube.
Another fan wrote: "These country blended with R&B style songs are so good."
Wallen's new album features a whopping 37 songs, including 'Lies Lies Lies', 'Love Somebody', 'I'm a Little Crazy' and 'Smile'.
He officially completed the music project, his fourth studio album, earlier this month.
"Album is officially done. More news for y'all next week, but here's a clip of one that's coming out soon," he wrote on March 14.
Wallen included a teaser clip of 'Just in Case'.
Wallen's performance wasn't the only thing people were talking about after his 'SNL' appearance.
He was criticised online for abruptly leaving the stage while guest host Mikey Madison signed off.
According to several reports, this is against the 'SNL' tradition, which typically sees cast and crew remaining onstage until the very end, even while the credits roll.
"Wow, Morgan Wallen just walking off the stage during the @nbcsnl credits? In decades of watching SNL, I don't think I've ever seen that. For so many of us, that is sacred ground. What an a******," an X user wrote.
Wallen later shared a picture of himself boarding a private plane home, leading some to believe that there were tensions on set or he couldn't wait to leave after a bad experience.
"Get me to God's country," he captioned the image.
Sources told Variety that, contrary to what people think, he had a good time on the show.
Thank you, Mikey Madison and @MorganWallen! Goodnight! pic.twitter.com/FDlInhhHqb
— Saturday Night Live - SNL (@nbcsnl) March 30, 2025
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Main image credit: YouTube/Morgan Wallen (Saturday Night Live)