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SNL: Morgan Wallen 'Breaks Silence' On Stage Exit Controversy; 'Responds' To Show Writer's Dig
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3:03Now PlayingMorgan Wallen's exit from 'SNL' stage from a recent episode seems to have ignited a rift. 'Saturday Night Live' writer Josh Patten takes a dig after Wallen's abrupt walk-off. For the unversed, Morgan posted a runway pic with a cryptic caption on Instagram after his SNL appearance. Patten seems to have taken offense, as he posted a mockery of Wallen's caption. Josh copied Morgan's 'Get Me To God's Country' caption, but over a Krispy Kreme truck pic. While Wallen has not addressed the controversy surrounding his sudden exit directly, the singer did tease a line of apparel on April 1, featuring the phrase- 'Get Me To God's Country'. WATCH-
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