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"on August 14, 2020 as" → "on August 14, 2020, as"
This sentence is quite messy; italicise the album title, mention the release date separate for when it was released not the song and add the refs for all the info
"Upon its release the song gained" → "Upon its release, the song was met with"
"pack a gentle wallop"." → "pack a gentle wallop."" per MOS:QUOTE
"and the cinematic nature of the film." → "and its cinematic nature." but is three refs enough for this?
"tease Wallen's upcoming second studio album (Dangerous: The Double Album), with Wallen stating" → "tease Dangerous: The Double Album, with him stating"
"a January 8th, 2021 release," → "a January 8, 2021 release,"
For the last para, [19][20] should only be invoked at the end
Either remove the "promote the album" part or add that he performed it along those other tracks
"In his 2022, The Dangerous Tour, the song would typically be the 5th song" → "In his 2022 The Dangerous Tour, the song would typically be the fifth one" per MOS:NUM