Hip Hop
Jelly Roll Opens Up About Pain and Resilience in ‘LV Big Ass Stadium Tour Jelly Roll Get By Part 2’
Anyone can sing for a crowd. It is harder to show your pain in front of them. Jelly Roll did ...
Jelly Roll & Lainey Wilson’s ‘Save Me’ ACM Performance Leaves Country Music Forever Changed
The Ford Center went silent. Jelly Roll’s rough voice broke the dark. He sang Lord save me. What came next ...
Jelly Roll Takes Fans on an Emotional Rollercoaster With His Amazon Music Live Show That Leaves Everyone Breathless
Certain artists perform. Jelly Roll lets you into his world. Every word, every note, every atom of emotion in his ...
The Tearful Duet That Stole the Show: Jelly Roll and His Daughter’s Heartfelt Performance of “Tears Could Talk”
The strongest music moments are not about special effects. They are about real feeling. This happened at the Blue Ridge ...
Jelly Roll Takes Over Jimmy Kimmel Live: Why Fans Are Demanding His Own Talk Show
Jelly Roll recently hosted Jimmy Kimmel Live. It showed everyone his natural charm. But what he does off camera shows ...
Jelly Roll’s ‘Life’: A Raw, Emotional Anthem of Struggle, Redemption, and Hope
Jelly Roll’s music video for Life with Brix has over 39 million views. The reason is clear. The video takes ...
Jelly Roll’s ‘Only’ Became the Anthem of Resilience with Over 41 Million Views
A gritty song, John Roll’s “Only” delves deeply into issues of difficulty, perseverance and the fight against addiction. Jelly Roll’s ...
They Said Jelly Roll Uses Autotune; He Shut Them Down With Just 18 Seconds of Raw Truth
It’s easy to talk. But Jelly Roll doesn’t talk; he sings. And when haters claimed he relies on autotune, he ...
From Prison to Praise: How Jelly Roll & Brandon Lake’s ‘Hard Fought Hallelujah’ Is Changing Lives
When a former convict and a worship leader stepped onto the Grand Ole Opry stage together country music history was ...
Jelly Roll Bought His Own Album at Walmart And the Employee Had No Idea Who He Was
It’s not every day you see a famous music artist walk into Walmart to buy their album. But that’s exactly ...