Country artist Morgan Wallen writing, "Get me to God's country," on his Instagram Story has upset many New Yorkers and Saturday Night Live fans. It's also spawned a slew of memes. Here's why.

No. God’s Country will not be on HBO Max at the same time it is in theaters, because it is not a Warner Bros. film, and because HBO Max will no longer be streaming theatrical movies in 2022.

Josh responded with an eye-rolling emoji and followed up with a screenshot of his most played Apple Music songs of 2023, which, you guessed it, featured a ton of the country singer’s tracks.

'Get me to God's country' is what Morgan Wallen posted on Instagram after hastily leaving "SNL." The phrase has taken on a life of its own on social media.

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“God & Country,” a new documentary produced by Rob Reiner, opens with idyllic scenes of American churches and a speaker borrowing part of a well-known quote of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr ...

In God & Country, a new documentary based on the book The Power Worshipers by Katherine Stewart, director Dan Partland and producer Rob Reiner look at the phenomenon of Christian nationalism, with ...

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God’s Country … There are parts of Interstate 80 in Wyoming where you see signs reading: No Services Next 45 Miles. There are parts of Wyoming where cellphone service is a rumor.