Earlier this year, Kansas City Chiefs star kicker Harrison Butker went totally viral on social media for a controversial commencement speech at a Catholic college in which he criticized transgender people, mocked LGBTQ Pride Month, and suggested that the most important role for women is as homemakers. While he received a lot of criticism, it sounds like he has one major supporter.
This week, country music superstar Morgan Wallen performed at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City – the home of the Kansas City Chiefs. As he took to the stage to begin his performance, he wore a No. 7 jersey – the same jersey number worn by Butker – and gave a speech about standing up fro what you believe in, much like Butker did with his Catholic faith earlier this year.
“Morgan Wallen just walked out to Arrowhead wearing a Harrison Butker jersey and gave a whole speech about standing up for what you believe in to a ROARING crowd,” Danny De Urbina of “The Benny Show” said in a post on X, the social media website that was formerly known as Twitter.
Morgan Wallen just walked out to Arrowhead wearing a Harrison Butker jersey and gave a whole speech about standing up for what you believe in to a ROARING crowd.
WINNING.⚡️
— Danny De Urbina (@dannydeurbina) August 3, 2024
It’s worth noting that the jersey he wore had “Wallen” on the back instead of Butker, but it’s clear how everyone took the message.

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