When WWE legend Randy Orton fired back at Drew McIntyre’s meme with an AI-generated duet of “Lovefool” featuring Jelly Roll, the internet collectively lost its mind. This wasn’t just wrestling trash talk, it was a hilariously unexpected crossover between country music and sports entertainment that showed even fierce rivals can have perfect comedic timing.
The AI-created video transforms Orton and Jelly Roll into an unlikely boy band, complete with spot-on vocal mimicry and deadpan serious expressions. Watch as “Orton” nails the falsetto while “Jelly Roll” brings his signature rasp to the chorus. The brilliance lies in their commitment to the bit, they sell this absurd concept like it’s a legitimate musical performance rather than a social media clapback.
Randy Ortan and Jelly Roll AI video
Fans went wild, with comments like “I need this on Spotify yesterday!” flooding social media. The clip got millions of views in hours, trending alongside actual musical releases. Even The Cardigans’ official account shared it, tweeting “Our song has never sounded better” the ultimate seal of approval for this bizarre masterpiece.
While this viral moment shows Jelly Roll’s comedic chops, his recent performance of “Halfway to Hell” at the Ryman Auditorium reveals the raw power behind the laughs. When he growls through this hard-hitting anthem about his troubled past, you’ll understand why this former convict turned superstar connects so deeply with fans from all walks of life.
Jelly Roll – Halfway To Hell (Official Live Performance from Ryman Auditorium)
This performance hits like a freight train. Watch Jelly Roll command the stage with preacher-like intensity as he snarls through lyrics about redemption and rebellion. The way the crowd erupts when he hits the chorus proves this isn’t just music, it’s catharsis. Few artists can make a historic venue feel like a rowdy honky-tonk, but Jelly Roll does it effortlessly.
Jelly Roll shares his unfiltered journey across platforms from backstage wrestling antics to heartfelt studio sessions. Follow him to see why he’s become country music’s most unpredictable star, equally likely to drop a viral diss track or a soul-baring ballad.