As Morgan Wallen’s I’m the Problem Tour rolls into Cleveland for a two-night extravaganza, fans are buzzing with anticipation not just for his electrifying performances, but also for the potential star-studded walkout companions. Known for his grand entrances, Wallen’s Cleveland shows tonight and tomorrow night are fueling speculation about which celebrities might join him on stage.
First on the list is none other than Lil Wayne, who recently collaborated with Morgan on the hit track ‘Miami.’ With Weezy already in town for a show of his own, fans are holding their breath for a surprise appearance that would create an unforgettable moment.
Machine Gun Kelly is another hot contender. As a Cleveland native, MGK’s presence would ignite the hometown crowd and add a local touch to the night’s events. It wouldn’t be his first time embracing his roots on a big stage.
Sports enthusiasts are hopeful for an appearance by Myles Garrett, the Cleveland Browns’ powerhouse. Wallen’s known affection for football could make Garrett’s presence a fitting tribute to the city’s athletic spirit.
Another sports figure in the mix is Shedeur Sanders, the recently drafted Browns quarterback. While currently fourth on the depth chart, his rising profile makes him a topic of conversation. Would Wallen take a chance on this rising star?
The Kelce brothers, Travis and Jason, are also in the speculation spotlight. Raised in Cleveland, their appearance would be a hometown nod, though Travis’s connection with Taylor Swift might add an interesting twist to the night.
Cleveland’s infamous Paul brothers, Jake and Logan, could also make an appearance. Known for their YouTube fame and boxing careers, their presence would definitely stir excitement among the crowd.
And, of course, there’s LeBron James—the most iconic figure from Ohio. While his current ties to the Lakers make his presence unlikely, the mere possibility of LeBron joining Wallen is enough to keep fans guessing.
As the hours tick down to showtime, the excitement is palpable. Whether it’s a rapper, an athlete, or a native son of Cleveland, one thing’s for sure—Morgan Wallen’s walkout will be a highlight of the night.
