Morgan Wallen posts 3 new YouTube releases

Morgan Wallen’s YouTube rollout on June 1 took shape as a three-part release cluster spread across his channel and Post Malone’s. The items were an official audio upload for “Pour Me Back Together,” a music video for “I Still Set a Plate for You,” and a collaboration video, “If I Fall Again,” billed under Post Malone featuring Wallen. YouTube search results and page metadata showed the uploads appearing between May 31 and June 1. The releases gave Wallen both a solo push and a crossover appearance in the same 24-hour window. ### Which three videos appeared, and where were they posted? “YouTube” listings on June 1 showed “Morgan Wallen - Pour Me Back Together (Official Audio)” on a Wallen-linked page and “Morgan Wallen – I Still Set a Plate for You | Official Music Video” on another Wallen-titled page. A third listing, “Post Malone ft. Morgan Wallen - If I Fall Again (Music Video),” appeared under a Post Malone-branded page. (youtube.com) “Morgan Wallen @morganwallen” was listed by YouTube with about 4.2 million subscribers in a channel result surfaced June 1. “Post Malone @postmalone” also appeared in YouTube channel results, giving the collaboration a separate distribution point from Wallen’s own uploads. ### What do the timestamps show about when they went live? “Pour Me Back Together” was labeled by YouTube as crawled “today” on June 1, while the result for “If I Fall Again” was labeled “yesterday,” indicating it surfaced earlier in the release sequence. (youtube.com) The user’s cited YouTube link for “Pour Me Back Together” also pointed to a May 31–June 1 window for the postings. The timing matters because the three uploads did not all land as a single post on one page. (youtube.com) Instead, the material appeared in quick succession across at least two artist channels, with Wallen attached to all three items either as lead artist or featured guest. ### What was solo Morgan Wallen material, and what was the collaboration? “Pour Me Back Together” was presented as an official audio release carrying Wallen’s name alone. “I Still Set a Plate for You” was packaged as an official music video under Wallen’s name, separating it from the audio-only release format. (youtube.com) “If I Fall Again” was listed as “Post Malone ft. Morgan Wallen,” making it the collaboration in the batch rather than a Wallen-only upload. (youtube.com) The naming on the YouTube result put Post Malone first and Wallen in the featured slot. ### Why does the rollout look split across formats? The three videos were packaged in two different YouTube formats: one official audio upload and two music-video-style releases. (youtube.com) That format split is visible directly in the titles shown by YouTube search results. A second split was by channel ownership. Wallen’s solo material appeared on Wallen-linked pages, while the Post Malone collaboration was surfaced through Post Malone’s channel presence. (youtube.com) The arrangement gave each artist a release tied to his own audience base on the platform. That is an inference from the channel listings and video titles, rather than a stated release strategy from either artist. (youtube.com) ### Where can viewers track what comes next? As of June 1, Wallen’s main YouTube page listed hundreds of videos and remained the clearest place to watch for additional uploads tied to the release run. Post Malone’s videos page was the corresponding place to monitor the collaboration side of the rollout. The next concrete step is continued availability on those artist pages: Morgan Wallen’s channel for “Pour Me Back Together” and “I Still Set a Plate for You,” and Post Malone’s channel for “If I Fall Again.” (youtube.com 1) (youtube.com 2)