“Interesting Bye Week...”: Morgan Wallen Appears to Tease New Music Video with Dramatic, Beaten-Up Photo

Morgan Wallen has shared an intriguing photo via Instagram of the Sneedville megastar all battered and bruised while sat on a bike, with fans taking to the comments to express fears that Wallen had been involved in some kind of cycling accident.

However, the Hollywood-esque scale of the wounds and cuts has us suspecting Wallen has simply been filming a new music video. His tongue-in-cheek caption - “Interesting bye week lol” - again makes it feel like this wasn't a real injury.

The ‘Thought You Should Know’ singer-songwriter has been having a rare break from his I'm the Problem tour - otherwise known as a ‘bye week’ - with Wallen returning to the stage this week for a momentous double-header in Toronto, Canada.

It seems he's been making the most of that time to shoot some new visuals for one of the tracks from his 2025 record, I'm the Problem. Previously, we speculated that Morgan Wallen might be readying a video for either ‘I Ain't Comin‘ Back’ with Post Malone or ‘Number 3 and Number 7’ with Eric Church. Both pivot around NASCAR racing themes, and Wallen has been spotted with Richard Petty in Nashville, as well as releasing some cinematic photos of him in a sports car.

The (hopefully) pretend injuries could imply he's been recording a video for ‘Number 3 and Number 7’, which tells the tale of a young man who combines Jack Daniel's (No. 7) with a need for speed (like Dale Earnhardt Sr., who drove the No. 3 car). It results in a violent accident, with the boy counting himself lucky to be alive.

Aside from wondering what Wallen might be up to, fans have been gushing about the country titan's new look, with the ‘Love Somebody’ crooner adopting a rare no-cap appearance. After he shaved his hair off in 2023, fans are glad to see the mullet is back.

Morgan Wallen's I'm the Problem recently notched his 12th week at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, with Wallen eyeing up his impressive record tally of 19 weeks at the peak of the all-genre ranking, which came from his lauded 2023 album, One Thing At A Time.

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