I mean, I guess this is better than getting thongs thrown on you while on stage.
Don’t get me wrong, that is still happening during Morgan Wallen shows, but if you had to choose between a lesser of two evils, I’d pick this. The things that people ask country musicians to sign can range from everyday items, such as a piece of paper, to some very unusual objects, like a baby.
Parker McCollum once shared that he can’t disclose the weirdest object he’s been asked to sign, but it sounds like you can let your imagination run wild to guess what he was asked to sign.
“Can’t say that. It’s a body part… It was exposed when I saw it.”
@outlawcountrysongs #ParkerMcCollum shared the strangest things he’s had to autograph on the #CountryHeatWeekly podcast featured on @AmazonMusic 😂👀 #country #countrymusic #podcastclips #podcast ♬ original sound – Outlawcountrysongs
While I am sure that was jarring for McCollum to see, another, more PG item, that folks frequently ask artists to sign is their prosthetic leg. I also have many questions about this choice of item for a signature, as it serves such an essential purpose. When fans throw a prosthetic leg on stage, they have a lot of confidence that the performing artist will somehow return it to its rightful owner.
Blake Shelton, Lainey Wilson, and even President Trump have signed prosthetic legs, but one woman was out of luck attempting to get Morgan Wallen to sign one. Over the weekend, when Wallen was performing in Seattle, a woman was distraught after the concert, trying to get Morgan Wallen to sign her daughter’s prosthetic leg.
After the concert, when the house lights came up, a super fan was holding up her leg toward the stage, begging for the “I Got Better” singer’s attention to make her daughter’s dream come true. Wallen often hangs around after the show to thank fans and sign items, but this cry for his attention was quite the spectacle.
“MORGAN!!! I need you to sign this leg! No seriously! It’s my daughter’s last leg.”
LAST LEG? I listened to this clip numerous times to ensure the woman was not saying “left leg,” but each time, I kept hearing “last.” The creator of the video, @supersecretspamyyyy, also noted that the woman yelled “last” – responding to comments to confirm.
Another fan waiting for Wallen to sign their items jokingly yelled for her to throw it, but I fear that it is too expensive an item to throw aimlessly toward the Tennessee native.
There is never a dull moment at country music concerts…
@supersecretspamyyyy Yes i love morgan wallen but idk about that one 😭 #morganwallen ♬ original sound – supersecretspamyyyy
Before you go, check out a few of my favorite comments left on the post:
“I can’t bring a purse, but they can let her bring a whole leg. What the hell?”
“Throw it ?! Like mofo, that’s about 85k she’s holding.”
“Seattle is crazy! At least she tried.”
“Pretty much sums up the calibre of music and fans.”
“Dear Lord.”
“Wish I could’ve witnessed this.”
“mOOOOORGAN.”
“I mean, he did sign someone’s crutch the other week.”
It was a valiant effort, but the creator of this viral footage shared that, sadly, this woman did not get her daughter’s leg signed.
