Morgan Wallen Concert Delayed After Vikings Fan Arrested For Terroristic Threats At Arrowhead Stadium

Yeah, that’s not smart.

Fans at Morgan Wallen‘s concert at Arrowhead Stadium were growing concerned that he was going to pull an Ole Miss and cancel the show when the country superstar was late taking the stage.

Those at the show reported over an hourlong delay after opener Bailey Zimmerman, before Wallen finally walked out accompanied by Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, tight end Travis Kelce, and defensive tackle Chris Jones.

But as it turns out, it wasn’t Morgan’s fault that the show was delayed.

According to The Kansas City Star, police monitoring the concert were made aware of a post on Twitter (or X, whatever) threatening to shoot “two members of the Kansas City Chiefs organization.”

After getting the user’s information from X, the account was traced back to 23-year old Minnesota Vikings fan Aaron Brown, who was eventually located in the stadium along with his girlfriend.

Police spoke to the girlfriend, who said that her boyfriend uses burner accounts to post “stupid stuff,” and that he meant no harm by the post.

But authorities weren’t amused, and arrested Brown on a felony charge of making terroristic threats, which carries a sentence of up to 4 years in prison.

The concert was eventually delayed around 40 minutes while police searched for Brown in the stadium.