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Morgan Wallen’s Mugshot Moment: Concerned About Hairstyle Before Arrest Photo

Oct 28, 2025 | News

In the ever-entertaining world of country music, Morgan Wallen’s infamous chair-throwing night in Nashville continues to provide a goldmine of quirky details. More bodycam footage from that eventful evening has been released, and it’s packed with moments that are as unexpected as they are amusing.

First, let’s set the stage. The footage captures Wallen repeatedly insisting, “I ain’t done nothing wrong,” despite evidence to the contrary, namely video footage showing him hurling a chair over a balcony, narrowly missing two officers below. It’s a scene that could have spelled real trouble, yet Wallen’s focus seemed to be elsewhere.

In a candid exchange with the officer driving him, Wallen revealed his preferences in country music, making it clear that Chris Young isn’t on his playlist. “Please do not play any Chris Young,” he declared. “He’s terrible.” It’s this type of unfiltered honesty that fans have come to expect from the outspoken singer.

Wallen’s concerns weren’t just musical, however. He was also worried about the potential impact of his antics on his custody situation. “I got a little boy,” he mentioned to an officer. “Is this gonna affect my custody battle? I hope not… that’s all I care about in the world.” It’s a poignant reminder that beneath the bravado, he’s a father with real-life concerns.

The night wasn’t all worry, though. When his collaboration with Thomas Rhett, “Mamas House,” played on the radio, Wallen perked up. Yet, even in his excitement, he couldn’t help but joke, “Thomas Rhett would never get arrested.” It’s these moments of levity that paint a fuller picture of the night’s events.

But perhaps the most endearing part of the new footage is Wallen’s preoccupation with his appearance. Before his mugshot was taken, he asked the officers if his hair looked “decent,” recalling his viral 2020 arrest photo, which was less than flattering. The officers even obliged with a comb to help him out. “How do I look, man?” he asked them. “Should I smile this time? I’m a lot happier than I was then.” It’s a moment of comedic relief in an otherwise tense situation, showcasing Wallen’s ability to find humor even at challenging times.

As more details from that night come to light, Morgan Wallen proves once again that he’s as much a character offstage as he is on it. While his actions may raise eyebrows, his candidness and sense of humor continue to endear him to fans worldwide.

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