Lainey Wilson recently appeared on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, where she reminisced about her early music career, sharing that she began performing at just 9 years old in various locations, including Walmart aisles. During the show, she discussed her first CD released in 2006, which she humorously noted was handed out like candy due to a lack of sales. Wilson also showcased her new single '4x4xU' from her latest album 'Whirlwind,' which debuted at #8 on the Billboard 200 and received several CMA Award nominations. Her pre-show ritual, dubbed 'squat and shot,' was also a highlight, created to avoid wardrobe malfunctions during performances. Additionally, Wilson reflected on her time as a Hannah Montana impersonator, tying her past experiences to her current success in country music. The singer's journey from small-town performances to national recognition continues to inspire many fans.