Jelly Roll
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It's normally in the ancillary. Same ratio? But yeah, just whatever that is. It's ticket sales? It's out of mind completely.
It's normally in the ancillary. Same ratio? But yeah, just whatever that is. It's ticket sales? It's out of mind completely.
Well, I think it's a need and a want. I need to write music. That's something I know. For my spirit and my therapy, I have to write songs. There's something in me. I'm very empathic. I meet people every day. I hear these stories about how my music has helped people through dark moments, and that stuff sits with me. I don't find a way to exercise that. Touring for me is just the old school.
Well, I think it's a need and a want. I need to write music. That's something I know. For my spirit and my therapy, I have to write songs. There's something in me. I'm very empathic. I meet people every day. I hear these stories about how my music has helped people through dark moments, and that stuff sits with me. I don't find a way to exercise that. Touring for me is just the old school.
Well, I think it's a need and a want. I need to write music. That's something I know. For my spirit and my therapy, I have to write songs. There's something in me. I'm very empathic. I meet people every day. I hear these stories about how my music has helped people through dark moments, and that stuff sits with me. I don't find a way to exercise that. Touring for me is just the old school.
I'm an old school rock and roll dude, man. I still smoke pot and play the guitar a couple hours every day just for fun if I can. You know what I mean? It's still like just get lost in jamming and learning other people's songs. I love this life. I love the pace. I love the bus. I love the smell of diesel fuel. I love pilot truck stops at 6 a.m., Sean. I mean, I love all that stuff.
I'm an old school rock and roll dude, man. I still smoke pot and play the guitar a couple hours every day just for fun if I can. You know what I mean? It's still like just get lost in jamming and learning other people's songs. I love this life. I love the pace. I love the bus. I love the smell of diesel fuel. I love pilot truck stops at 6 a.m., Sean. I mean, I love all that stuff.
I'm an old school rock and roll dude, man. I still smoke pot and play the guitar a couple hours every day just for fun if I can. You know what I mean? It's still like just get lost in jamming and learning other people's songs. I love this life. I love the pace. I love the bus. I love the smell of diesel fuel. I love pilot truck stops at 6 a.m., Sean. I mean, I love all that stuff.
Did you? Oh, nasty. Couldn't quit crying. Then I called my mama to tell her, and I videoed myself calling her, and my mom was a little older, you know? So I'm like, mama, I just got, I'm snot rocketing. So she can't hear me. I'm just blowing snot bubbles. And she goes, you said something about some money? I said, no, mama, I said the Grammys. She said, you said your granny? I said, no, mama.
Did you? Oh, nasty. Couldn't quit crying. Then I called my mama to tell her, and I videoed myself calling her, and my mom was a little older, you know? So I'm like, mama, I just got, I'm snot rocketing. So she can't hear me. I'm just blowing snot bubbles. And she goes, you said something about some money? I said, no, mama, I said the Grammys. She said, you said your granny? I said, no, mama.
Did you? Oh, nasty. Couldn't quit crying. Then I called my mama to tell her, and I videoed myself calling her, and my mom was a little older, you know? So I'm like, mama, I just got, I'm snot rocketing. So she can't hear me. I'm just blowing snot bubbles. And she goes, you said something about some money? I said, no, mama, I said the Grammys. She said, you said your granny? I said, no, mama.
I said, I just got nominated for a Grammy. And she's so funny. She goes, well, that's good. And then two seconds later, she goes, hey, I seen a picture of you and Tanya Tucker together. How cool was she? I'm still crying. And my mama's asking about Tanya Tucker, the country singer.
I said, I just got nominated for a Grammy. And she's so funny. She goes, well, that's good. And then two seconds later, she goes, hey, I seen a picture of you and Tanya Tucker together. How cool was she? I'm still crying. And my mama's asking about Tanya Tucker, the country singer.
I said, I just got nominated for a Grammy. And she's so funny. She goes, well, that's good. And then two seconds later, she goes, hey, I seen a picture of you and Tanya Tucker together. How cool was she? I'm still crying. And my mama's asking about Tanya Tucker, the country singer.
But it was cool, man. In our business, it don't get no bigger, man. The easiest way to describe it is I've been blessed to win a CMA. I've been blessed to win an ACM. I've been blessed to win a CMA. You swept the CMAs, right?
But it was cool, man. In our business, it don't get no bigger, man. The easiest way to describe it is I've been blessed to win a CMA. I've been blessed to win an ACM. I've been blessed to win a CMA. You swept the CMAs, right?
But it was cool, man. In our business, it don't get no bigger, man. The easiest way to describe it is I've been blessed to win a CMA. I've been blessed to win an ACM. I've been blessed to win a CMA. You swept the CMAs, right?