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Megan Moroney fans are putting on their Swiftie hats to find the Easter Eggs. Megan Moroney is gearing up to enter the era of MM3 and close the door on Am I Okay? earlier this week. Moroney has slowly launched herself into this next chapter of music with the single “6 Months Later,” but “Beautiful Things,” slated for an October 24 release, has fans thinking this is the official start of a new era. Megan Moroney has had a specific color associated with all of her records: green for Lucky, blue for Am I Okay?, and fans think that butter yellow is the color for MM3. Earlier this year, Moroney teased that a new era was coming as she hit the ACM Awards red carpet wearing a stunning yellow gown. She channeled her inner Andie Anderson, from the classic 2003 rom-com How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, in which Kate Hudson co-starred alongside Matthew McConaughey, wearing a stunning yellow silk dress, perfectly accessorized with a diamond necklace and yellow stone. Fans, of course, noticed and loved her homage to the movie, but they also wondered why she was wearing yellow instead of her signature blue. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Megan Moroney (@moremoroney) Moroney recently did a pop-up at Nashville’s La La Land cafe, where she sported another yellow dress and dropped her single announcement for “Beautiful Things,” so fans seem to be picking up on her Easter Eggs here. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Megan Moroney (@megmoroney) Given that Moroney has shared she’s a big fan of Taylor Swift, it’s clear she’s playing the Easter Egg game, and she’s doing it well because fans are now talking about more than just MM3’s color scheme. Now, fans have a theory of what the record’s title will be. A Megan Moroney fan account, @moremoroney, has picked up on some potential Easter Eggs, leading them to post that they think Moroney’s next album could be titled Cloud 9. The account admin shared that Moroney has been teasing 9s, a number she has used for quite some time, but they have noticed her posting many cloud images and emojis, leading them to believe that the 9s and clouds are linked to MM3. “Wait, hear me out… she used twice in different captions, as well as and some pretty cloud pics in photo dumps recently! We all know she’s been teasing 9’s forever & still is!! Maybe it isn’t a date.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Megan Moroney (@moremoroney) @moremoroney then made another post pointing out that Megan Moroney used a lot of cloud imagery in the “6 Months Later” music video, further suggesting this could be related to MM3 information. Personally, I think they could be onto something here, especially since “6 Months Later” was her first solo release after Am I Okay?  View this post on Instagram A post shared by Megan Moroney (@moremoroney) The Megan Moroney fans are putting on their Swiftie hats, and I’m all for the Georgia native dropping Easter Eggs ahead of big announcements. I hope it stays on this level and doesn’t become as outlandish as some of the theories that Taylor Swift fans will run with. Many fans chimed in thinking that Cloud 9 sounds like a good record title… only time will tell if this theory rings true. Check out some of the comments left on these posts: “Cloud 9 truthers rise!” “We’re definitely gonna be on cloud nine when MM3 is announced!!!” “The clouds are 100% part of the new album in some way.” “This theory makes more and more sense.” “Waitttt. I would love that as an album title.” “Oh and in the 6ML music video the poster said it a long way down with clouds!!!” “okay I’m sat and agreeing.” “This theory >>>”The post Megan Moroney Fans Theorize Her Third Studio Record Might Be Titled ‘Cloud 9’ first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Game recognizes game. Ella Langley is tipping her hat to a Texas legend while playing in the Lone Star State. Langley is on a high after the highly anticipated release of her new single “Choosin’ Texas,” and coincidentally, she’s running around Texas this weekend while on her Still Hungover tour. She’s got a few stops on the books around the Lone Star state, but last night, October 17, Langley and her gang were in Houston, Texas, bringing her Alabama twangs to a packed crowd. Ella Langley kicked off her show, first off thanking the crowd and then tipping her hat to one of her favorite artists, who hails from Texas, Cody Johnson. “One of my favorite artists out of Texas is Cody Johnson. He’s one of my favorite people to watch, to take notes from. I feel like he’s a rodeo announcer and a preacher all at the same time. You know?” Amen to that. Johnson knows how to take his fans to church and has had many viral moments from his time preaching on stage, bringing fans together for a moment of unity. And the rodeo announcer comparison made me laugh because that too rings true, given his team roping hobby and bull riding background – the Texas rancher knows his stuff. It’s neat to hear that Langley admires Johnson so much, but how could you not? He’s the definition of hard work pays off, and his career is something that many admire. Langley had the honor of supporting Johnson on dates during his Leather Tour, and like many younger artists do while on tour with someone they admire, she was taking notes and learning the ropes from him. Langley then started her show, taking a line out of Johnson’s book, letting the audience know that if they give her their all, she will give them her all. “But at the beginning of his shows, he says, ‘I will give you what you give me.’ So tonight, Texas, let it out, baby. Sing the words if you know ’em.” The crowd gave Langley a lot that night because she left it all on that Houston stage last night. @ellalangleyarchive the crowd knew the assignment @Ella Langley #country #fyp ♬ original sound – Ella Langley Archive A collaboration between Cod Johnson and Ella Langley would be something I’d love to see one day. That would hit hard. But in the meantime, fire up “Choosin’ Texas” while you’re here. The post Ella Langley Shares High Praise For Cody Johnson At Houston Show: “One Of My Favorite People To Take Notes From” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

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