Morgan Wallen slammed for ‘baiting’ Taylor Swift onstage as he name-drops singer to boos to ‘inflate his ego’

Plus, details on the singer’s recent arrest after throwing a chair off a six-story rooftop.

MORGAN Wallen has been slammed for joking about Taylor Swift during his Indianapolis show on Friday.

One TikTok user filmed the moment the country artist made a remark about his sold-out show being the most-attended concert in the venue’s history.

Morgan Wallen was accused of ‘baiting’ Taylor Swift during his Indianapolis show on FridayCredit: MorganWallen/Twitter.

The country star joked about his show being the most-attended in the venue’s history before Taylor plays there in the fallCredit: AFP.

The bar’s staff told cops Morgan threw the chair and there was footage of him hurling an object over the roof, the arrest report stated.

Witnesses also claimed the Wasted on You singer laughed afterward.

Morgan was ultimately charged with three counts of reckless endangerment and disorderly conduct.

The singer’s bond was set at $15,250 and footage shared on X showed him being escorted into a car following his release from the Metro Nashville Jail.

“At 10:53 pm Sunday evening Morgan Wallen was arrested in downtown Nashville for reckless endangerment and disorderly conduct. He is cooperating fully with authorities,” Morgan’s lawyer told local Fox affiliate WZTV in a statement.

Morgan is due in court on May 3, according to the Davidson County Criminal Court website.

He will already be returning to Nashville on May 2 and 3, as he is scheduled to perform at the Nissan Stadium as part of his current tour.

Morgan rose to fame after appearing in the sixth season of The Voice, where he was eliminated during the playoffs.

Morgan’s comment about the pop star came just two days before he was arrested for throwing a chair off a six-story bar’s rooftopCredit

The Voice alum was charged with three counts of reckless endangerment and disorderly conduct after the chair nearly hit two cops on the streetCredit: Splash.
Morgan is due back in Nashville court on May 3, which is when his current tour is slated to play in the same city.