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A Big Mac in a hula skirt. Ooo la la." Johnson as Trump then held up artwork depicting the scenario and then said, "get me to God's country, right?" The comment alluded to Wallen's Instagram post ...

One week after singer Morgan Wallen drew controversy after walking off the "SNL" stage early during the end credits, the show did not ignore what had taken place. During the show's cold open, cast ...

James Austin Johnson reprised his role as Trump and joked about the uninhabited island of McDonald, which the real-life Trump put tariffs on—despite its only residents being penguins. “I want to go to ...

Hours after he hightailed it out of Studio 8H, the country singer shared a photo to his Instagram Stories of a private jet, captioning the image, "Get me to God's country." This didn't go unnoticed by ...

Wallen recently made headlines for posting "Get me to God's country" on social media after his early departure from the 'Saturday Night Live' stage. Morgan Wallen (Credit: Cameron Baird) More Morgan ...

"Get me to God's country." Presumably by "God's country," he meant his home state of Tennessee. At the very least, he was talking about someplace more rural, far away from the crowds of New York City.

The country singer's online store has launched hats and a T-shirt that say "get me to God's country," the phrase Wallen posted on Instagram after abruptly walking off stage at "Saturday Night Live ...