Morgan Wallen

He showed up big where he could, winning three major awards.

The move lines up with how other awards shows have approached Wallen's accomplishments after he was caught using the N-word in a video that surfaced on Feb. 2.

Pictures and video show a very enthusiastic reaction from the fans on hand.

This means he won't be on hand to perform, present or accept an award.

The billboards are on display near Music Row in Nashville.

"I was heartbroken when it happened."

Allen wanted to know how he could help Wallen "become a better version of himself."

He took to social media to offer a lengthy statement that includes an apology and explanation.

"Forgiveness is more powerful than abandonment," Allen begins.

Pure album sales went up more than 100 percent.

The fallout continues.

Morgan Wallen was country music's fastest-rising star, but come Wednesday (Feb. 3), you can't even find him on the radio.