That's the kind of stuff that deserves all the awards. Chris Stapleton continues to break records at the awards shows, recently winning his record eighth CMA Award for Male Vocalist of the Year and tying Brooks & Dunn for the most CMA Awards in history with 19 each. But it's what he does behind the scenes that's even more important. Over the summer, a Colorado dad and his two teenage daughters traveled to Missouri to see their grandmother - and also see Chris Stapleton in Kansas City. But unfortunately, they never made it to the show. A 16-year old driver fell asleep behind the wheel of his Chevy Silverado and crashed into the family. Their car was t-boned while sitting at a stop sign, killing the father, Derek Moffett, the grandmother, Patricia Moffett, and one of the sisters, 16-year old Catherine Moffett. The only survivor from the vehicle was 19-year old Alexandria Moffett, who was airlifted to Research Medical Center in Kansas City with serious injuries. The teenager suffered a punctured lung and multiple fractures to her, pelvis, ribs, arm, wrist and orbital bones, and has had to undergo facial reconstruction surgery, elbow replacement and wrist surgery. But while she was in the hospital, doctors were able to arrange a surprise to lift her spirits: A visit from Chris Stapleton. According to Alex, she was expecting a phone call and ended up getting much more: “We were supposed to just have a Facetime with him and they called and were like we are in really bad service, we’ll call you back in a few minutes. Like a minute later, we got a knock on my door and they just came in.” The visit occurred on Father's Day of this year, just days after Alex had lost her own father. And while he was visiting Alex in the hospital, he decided to sing "Traveller" - a song he wrote after a cross-country road trip that he took with his wife Morgane when his own dad passed away back in 2013. As for Alex, the teenager is back home in Colorado, where she's still in physical therapy but planning on returning to school at Montana State next semester. She's working part time, and a GoFundMe was established to help with her medical expenses. And she's also planning a trip to Las Vegas in early December to finally get to see Chris Stapleton in concert...although at this point, she's already gotten her own private show. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNoE8w0dgko

Everybody welcome to the stage, Morgan Waylon! The CMA Awards joke lives on during the Jelly Roll concert. Last night, Jelly Roll finished a leg of his Beautifully Broken Tour with a hometown show in Nashville's Bridgestone Arena. This is Jelly Roll's first time back at Bridgestone since 2022, and he made sure it was a show worth every attendee's penny, bringing out numerous guests. Jelly Roll's guests included Keith Urban, Snoop Dogg, and more. But that was just during Jelly Roll's set. Ernest was one of the show's supporting artists, and during his set, he brought out his good friend, Morgan Wallen. But given that Ernest knows how to throw around a joke here and there, he took Morgan Wallen's appearance on stage as the perfect opportunity to bring back up the hilarious mispronunciation of his last name. During the CMA Awards last week, Jeff Bridges announced the famed Entertainer of the Year Award, to which Wallen was the recipient. In a hilarious final moment of the awards show, Bridges mispronounced Morgan’s last name, calling him “Morgan Waylon.” We have always said we hope the CMA Awards return to what country real is, so this is probably the closest we’ll ever get to a Waylon reference on the CMA Awards. Although we should set the record straight, we are NOT comparing Morgan Wallen to Waylon Jennings. https://twitter.com/WhiskeyRiff/status/1859447040310210585?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1859447040310210585%7Ctwgr%5E05e634e43bfe6e443eca605ff0bfb5815b70cc01%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.whiskeyriff.com%2F2024%2F11%2F20%2Fjeff-bridges-mispronounces-morgan-wallens-name-while-announcing-cma-entertainer-of-the-year-and-morgans-not-even-there-to-accept-the-award%2F But, since Morgan Wallen was not at the awards show to accept his Entertainer of the Year trophy, Ernest decided to bring it back up last night at Bridgestone Arena. During his performance of "Flower Shops," he surprised the crowd with Morgan Wallen but announced him as Morgan Waylon. "Y'all give it up for my boy, Morgan Waylon!" Talk about making a funny moment even funnier. The crowd in Bridgestone was roaring with cheers, though. I'm honestly not sure how many people in the audience caught onto the mispronunciation. But for those of us who saw the clip from the comfort of our own homes, it was top-tier entertainment. Wallen gave the joke little attention as he stepped up to the microphone and began delivering lyrics. https://www.instagram.com/p/DC4ImKUxDtV/ Fans were cheering wildly with him on the stage, and after "Flower Shops," the two performed their duet "Cowgirls." Since the moment went viral on social media, many users have commented that Ernest's making this joke is disrespectful to Waylon Jennings. But Ernest does not care one lick, replying to the trolls with hilarious sarcastic remarks. I have a feeling that calling Morgan Wallen Morgan Waylon will not die down anytime soon. God bless Ernest and Jeff Bridges for this one. The only thing that would have made this night better is if Ernest changed the lyrics of "Cowgirls"  temporarily to: "Long live Morgan Waylon..." While you're here, check out the entire performance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0cHUeceWg8

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