Morgan Wallen will “adopt the worst in all” since he became a father

Country star Morgan Wallen says he has become more guarded since he became a father to son Indigo wilder.

Singer “I’m not comin ‘back” called in to chat with Kelleigh Bannen on his radio program Today’s country radio on the Apple Music Country to discuss the release of its new album I’m the problem On Friday, May 16. At the Wallen’s point of view, he has been burned a few too many times over fame.

“I learned that lesson a lot. I mean, you would think I had learned it after once, but maybe it just took me a little more than it should have done,” acknowledged Wallen, 32,. “But there were also occasions where I just didn’t care.”

He had the freedom to do what he wanted, the singer said, but it changed after he welcomed his now 4½ year old son with ex Katie “Kt” Smith.

“But you get older, you have a child and you start to think about how it starts to affect other people and not just yourself,” said “I got better” the singer.

Wallen said that after his son’s birth, he began to pay attention to who he was hanging out and looked at the world through a parent’s lens.

“When he was born, I really started looking at the world that way,” Wallen told the ban.

Wallen said from his time in the limelight, he has learned that although not everyone can be called a user, “there are many of them.”

“I would say that the majority is. So you learn to be able to distinguish quite easily,” Wallen said before he continued. “I mean, at this time I will assume the worst in everyone pretty much, to be honest.”

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It is safe to say that Wallen has taken a Dadbjörn strategy to raise his little boy.

“It’s just … as it is. I will assume you are — for, and if you prove me wrong, amazing,” said country music star. “But good luck.”

He even wrote a song to Indigo about his troubled past called “Superman”. With the popularity he has achieved, Wallen said there is no way around it – and so he wanted to use this song to tell his son.

“In the other verse I wanted to let him know that,” Hi, everyone is not nice. Everyone does not want your best interest, and I will do my best to protect you, but at some point you will have to protect yourself, ”the Wallen told the ban.

Since this is his first song to his son, Wallen said he had a lot to say and that he poured a lot into it.

“There are many different things that I felt that I was trying, not only let him know where I am coming to short, but also give him advice, let him know that I protect him,” the singer said. “I tried to say a lot in one song just because it’s really my only song to him at this time.”

With Wallen who writes so much fatherly advice for a song, it is likely because he already sees a lot of himself in his son.

“I’m sure I will get a lot back and that’s good,” Wallen said, describing his son’s similarity to him. “I think it’s fun, at least I’m doing right now. I don’t know what I’m thinking of five years, but it’s fun right now.”

Morgan Wallen’s I’m the problem Flows now. The whole conversation on Today’s Land Radio with Kelleigh Bannen is available on Apple music Now.