Morgan Wallen is in your favorite video game… but not for long. Morgan Wallen is branching out of country music and is making an acting cameo (or sorts) in the virtual world. Morgan Wallen is featured in the trailer for the Battlefield 6 video game, as announced on Instagram. In a short clip, it shows Wallen with a backwards baseball hat on, strapped up with a gun, saying to the camera: “For the bad guys out there… Yeah, I’m the problem.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Morgan Wallen (@morganwallen) The clip encourages fans to check out the live-action trailer, which is also available, featuring other celebrities such as Zac Efron, UFC fighter Paddy Pimblett, and professional basketball player Jimmy Butler. After Wallen shared this teaser, fans went wild in the comments, noting that they would have to get back into video games so they could fight combat with their favorite country music star. “Morgan Wallen skin in game would go crazyyyyy.” “Time to start playing video games!!” “Welp I guess I gotta play this game now… yay.” “And I suddenly like video games.” “This was not on my bingo card.” However, this excitement for fans was short-lived when the trailer went live. The Battlefield 6 trailer opens with all the men rolling out to the Smashing Pumpkins classic, “Bullet With Butterfly Wings,” ready to kick some a** and take names. “Showtime.”  Efron says as they load their guns, with Wallen chiming in, “Soundcheck,” like he’s ready to go in his “supporter” role. As Efron begins to review their game plan with the men, their cameo is cut short by a massive explosion that takes out all the men at the 23-second mark of the trailer. The Battlefield 6 squad then rolls in ready for action, asking who the poor souls who just got blown up were as they prepared to go head to head with the Pax Armata threat, as they storm a war-torn New York City. It did not take long for video game enthusiasts to chime in that Battlefield was trolling their competitors, Call of Duty, by having these famous faces in the video game trailer. Call of Duty has been known for turning celebrities into game characters. Over the years, Call of Duty fans have seen people like Kevin Spacey in campaigns, but the game has also created playable characters from celebrities like Snoop Dogg and Nicki Minaj. The franchise has a long history of incorporating famous individuals into the game, but Battlefield is not giving in to that trend and is almost mocking their choices in this latest trailer. Per the Video Games Chronicle, during an interview with Battlefield 6’s design director, Shashank Uchil, shared that the game needed to be “grounded” and, too, seemingly took shots at Call of Duty. “It has to be grounded. That is what Battlefield 3 and Battlefield 4 was – it was all soldiers, on the ground. It’s going to be like this. I don’t think it needs Nicki Minaj. Let’s keep it real, keep it grounded.” While it’s cool to see Morgan Wallen in the trailer, sadly, for fans hoping he would be a playable skin, that dream isn’t coming true. I bet many folks have played the first 23 seconds of the trailer more than they’d like to admit in order to see Wallen decked out in his combat attire. Maybe one day fans will get a playable character from Wallen… just not today.The post Morgan Wallen’s Cameo In The ‘Battlefield 6’ Trailer Was Short-Lived… Literally first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

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