Cancelled country singer Morgan Wallen's sold-out Madison Square Garden concert erupted into 'Let's go Brandon' and 'f*** Joe Biden' chants as the controversial crooner returned to the stage Wednesday.
As Wallen, 28, performed during the sold-out show, fans lifted their fists in unison inside the darkened stadium and cheered him on.
The show kicked off his Dangerous tour, a 54-performance undertaking that follows a contentious year for The Voice alumni, who was widely condemned last year after being caught on film using the n-word.
His fans showed no hint of trouble during his tour opener as they celebrated his return to the spotlight with cries of 'USA.'
Diehard supporters of the Up Down hitmaker said they weren't troubled by his scandalous past.
'It doesn’t matter,' Molly Divine told Rolling Stone. 'We love him.'
Her friend Erin Harkins added: 'I love this man. I think he deserves the world.'
Morgan Wallen, performed for a sold out New York City crowd Thursday during his Dangerous tour's opening show, where fans shouted 'Let's go Brandon,' and 'F*** Donald Trump'
A month after debuting 'Dangerous: The Double Album,' in January 2021, Wallen was caught using racist language after a rowdy night out with friends.
He could be heard in video yelling from his driveway in Tennessee to another friend to 'take care of this p***y a** n****.'
The singer later claimed he uttered the slur after a '72-hour bender' and had checked in to a 30-day rehab facility following the incident.
Despite his remorse and apology, the musician was banned from the American Music Awards and the Country Music
