Brandon Lake dropped a grooming bombshell on Instagram: he said he hasn’t used shampoo in over 15 years! Instead, he only uses conditioner to wash his hair. He believes shampoo makes your hair weaker and could hurt your hairline. Some people thought his idea was smart, while others didn’t like it at all. Jelly Roll joined the fun and made a silly joke, saying, “My grandchildren only use conditioner,” just to tease Brandon a little.
Jelly Roll’s comment perfectly captured what many viewers were thinking. While Brandon passionately stood by his co-washing routine, a method that skips shampoo to preserve natural oils, Jelly Roll leaned into the absurdity, keeping things light with his usual charm. The comment section quickly turned into a mix of praise, disgust and hair care tips with some users shouting “Amen!” and others reaching for the nearest bottle of clarifying shampoo.
Jelly Roll Can I get 1 amen?!
The moment showcased not only the contrast in personalities but also Jelly Roll’s gift for blending humor and humanity. Whether he is onstage or online, he always finds the line between playful and honest. Even when poking fun, his tone carries that signature warmth, one that says “We’re all just figuring it out.”
But when it comes to Jelly Roll’s music, the tone often shifts. In his 2020 music video “The Bottom,” he strips away every trace of comedy to reveal the pain, paranoia and pressure of living with scars. The song is an emotional descent into the darker corners of his life: addiction, betrayal, violence and the burden of survival. It’s not just a song about hitting rock bottom; it’s about learning to live there.
Jelly Roll – The Bottom – Official Music Video
The video pulls no punches. Jelly Roll paints his reality with grim honesty, balancing storytelling with raw vulnerability. The lyrics hit hard: references to fallen friends, paranoia and unshakable loyalty. It’s a powerful statement not just about where he’s been but about how deep the wounds run. And for fans, it’s more than music; it’s medicine.
That’s what makes Jelly Roll such a compelling figure. He can laugh about hair care one minute and bare his soul the next. Whether cracking a joke or sharing his pain, he meets people where they are. And in a world that often hides behind filters, he keeps showing up messy, honest and beautifully real.