Kenan Thompson questions

Kenan Thompson told Entertainment Weekly that he had “definitely seen” when Morgan Wallen had left the “SNL” scene at the end of the show when the host and the musical guest generally remain to embrace the distribution of the show while the end credits play on the screen. Wallen interpreted two songs on the March 29 episode of “SNL”, led by Mikey Madison.

“I don’t know what’s going on by people’s minds when they decide to do things like that,” Thompson told Ew in reaction to Wallen who is moving away. “I don’t know if he understood the mission or not, or if he really felt a certain type.”

Wallen’s “SNL” walking has become viral and has sparked speculation about social media on the issue of whether the Star of Country music has had a good experience in “SNL” or not. The singer then published a photo on his Instagram history of a private jet with a legend who said: “Bring me to the country of God.” The position only fired Wallen’s rumors would hate “SNL”.

“You see someone before you have the chance to say hello or say good work or something like that, he dives,” said Thompson. “I thought he may have to go to the pot or something like that … It is definitely a peak in the norm. We are so used to what everyone turns around and makes us fall, everyone says:” Good work, good work. “So when there is a start of that, it’s like, hmm, I wonder what it is?

Sources in the Wallen camp have said Variety The day after the shooting of the episode, Wallen had no tension with “SNL” and stressed that the singer had a good time and that no light was planned with his quick exit or his Instagram post. A guest present in the “SNL” general rehearsal confirmed that Wallen had left the scene in the same way as what happened during live recording.

“Seems to be a complicated individual, I guess,” added Thompson to Ew about Wallen. “Prince did the same thing (in terms of release from the scene). I am not saying that Morgan Wallen is Prince, but we were not surprised because Prince was notoriously a little standoffish. It’s just as he was. So we just thought like,” okay, now he returned to Fantasyland. “But on Saturday, I guess it was just because it was so abrupt.

“The” country of God “of all this is strange because it is, what are you trying to say? Thompson added. “You try to say that we are not in the country of God? We are not all in the country of God? We are not all under the umbrella of God? It is not necessarily my favorite. But no matter. We had, we had a new show. We had Jack Black this week.”

Jack Black, who supports press tours of “A Minecraft Movie”, organizes the April 5 episode of “SNL” with musical guests Elton John and Brandi Carlile. Jon Ham and Lizzo will be the host and musical guests for the April 12 episode.