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“Y’all Say What’s Up to Roofus”: Gavin Adcock Gives Morgan Wallen Bizarre End-of-Tour Gift

July 21, 2026 11:17 am GMT

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Gavin Adcock has taken to social media to let fans in on his unique end-of-tour gift for Still the Problem Tour headliner, Morgan Wallen.

Adcock begins, “So most of y’all know I’ve been opening up for Morgan Wallen over the past couple of years, and I wanted to get him something for an end-of-tour gift. We’re playing our last show here in Baltimore with them, and I thought to myself, ‘What should I get somebody that can get anything in the world they want to by their self?’ And my answer was something that they would never get themself”.

The ‘A Cigarette’ hitmaker then pulled out a special gift no one was prepared for. A medium-sized mount of a buck’s bottom, with bull horns attached to the top, featuring turkey feet and eagle claws all coming together to make a comical creature and a certainly memorable gift for Wallen.

With Adcock being taken under Wallen’s wing in many respects, Adcock signing to the ‘7 Summers’ chart-topper's Sticks Management, and the countless opening stints he’s done for Wallen’s I’m the Problem and Still the Problem tours, it makes sense as to why the country star would want to pay homage to someone who has sought him out so consistently and lifted him up along the way.

Although undoubtedly odd, the gift does make sense considering the light-hearted relationship these two country stars have. The fan-acclaimed “Frat boys” of today’s country scene share a bond that has proved performance after performance that these two love to get on stage and have a good time together. So why would the fun end there?

The Baltimore, Maryland run marks the 15th and final show Gavin Adcock has performed as a rowdy and rockin’ opening act for Wallen’s Still the Problem Tour. With Adcock’s upcoming album and given his recent successes, whether these two will play together again in the near future is up in the air, so a memorable gift, even if a little strange, certainly feels like a fresh way of commemorating their time together.

Written by Melissa Manzi
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