For Morgan Wallen, the last few years have come with a great deal of controversy. No matter what he did, it usually made headlines. Even when he appeared on Saturday Night Live, his quick exit caused a mountain of speculation, headlines, and theories. But the famed country singer seemed to take a step away from the spotlight as he put the final touches on his hit album, I’m The Problem. While on tour, a few stories of his past came to light when Lana Del Rey decided to sing about the time she kissed Wallen. Although causing more drama around the persona of Wallen, Rey recently took out the lyrics.
With Rey showing interest in country music, the singer dabbled in the genre, covering songs like “Take Me Home, Country Roads” and “Stand By Your Man”. But in her new song, “57.5”, she shared details on what happens when a person goes riding ATVs with Wallen. Known for loving the country lifestyle, it made perfect sense that Wallen would rip through the hills on an ATV.
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When taking the stage a few months back, Lana Del Rey shocked fans when she admitted to kissing Wallen. While on stage, she said: “This is the last time I’m ever gonna say this line: I kissed Morgan Wallen, I guess kissing me kind of went to his head, If you want my secret to success, I suggest don’t go ATV’ing with him when you’re out west.”
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Lana Del Rey Keeps Her Word
Getting married just last year, Rey didn’t share any juicy details about what happened when going “ATV’ing” with Wallen out west, other than the kiss. But the simple line was enough to cause fans to flood the comments, writing, “She went to God’s country then.”
With some fans having fun with Rey’s lyrics, the singer kept her word when she promised it was the last time she would sing that line. During a recent performance at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, UK, the line was taken out.
While keeping her word, fans once again shared their opinion, writing, “Speak Up Girl. OMG.” Another fan also wanted more details: “Oh she KNOWS.”
No matter what really happened between Wallen and Rey, it seemed the past would stay in the past.
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