Jelly Roll says he could walk away from country music if God tells him to: ‘Y’all will never see me again’
📍 Aftermath
Jelly Roll said he could walk away from his music career if God told him to work at a homeless shelter. He stated that if that happened, people would never see him again. Coverage quieted without a definitive resolution.
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