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Popular American singer and songwriter Hayley Williams joined the October 1, 2025, episode of the Poocast podcast, where she called out American country singer Morgan Wallen. Hayley Williams confirmed that she was referring to Morgan when she said ‘racist country singer’ on her new track ‘Ego Death at a Bachellotette Party.’
The song is the title track of her third studio album, released July 28, 20. The first verse of the track reads:
“I'll be the biggest star at this racist country singer’s bar/ No use shootin' for the moon, no use chasing waterfalls/ I'm the biggest star at this racist country singer’s bar/ No use shootin' for the moon, no use chasing waterfalls.”
Hayley Williams said in the interview that she was referring to Morfan Wallen. She said:
“It could be a couple, but I'm always talking about Morgan Wallen, I don't give a sh*t. Find me at Whole Foods, b*itch, I don't care.”
More details on Hayley Williams' appearance on Popcast Podcast
Hayley Williams recently appeared on an episode of the Popcast podcast, which has already attracted over six thousand likes and more than a hundred views. The 26-year-old co-founder and lead vocalist of the rock band Paramore joined the show to discuss the band’s evolution and the release of her third studio album.
The video’s description reads:
“The Paramore frontwoman goes deep on how the drama and evolution of her beloved, long-running band — now independent after two decades on a major label — has shaped her third solo release, “Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party,” and what might come next.”
Speaking about the current state of Paramore and whether her relationship with a band member might lead to problems, Hayley Williams opined that she was okay with it and was focusing on herself.
“In a way, it is PTSD, but this is the moment in my life where I think I get to reclaim a lot of things for me as a person. I have been heavy on the reminiscing lately and thinking of the full circle moment of celebrating twenty years.”
She continued:
“And there are a lot of reasons that I think I could be triggered every day right now, but I do feel like I've done the internal work to understand why people are interested. I mean, we all grew up on the internet. Everything is parasocial; you can't avoid it. I don't resent our fans for being that way.”
Interested individuals can watch the full podcast episode on Popcast’s official YouTube channel.
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