Jelly Roll

And just trying to find my way and living in a van and doing $50 shows and just like, I was willing to sacrifice. Yeah, it's daily.

And just trying to find my way and living in a van and doing $50 shows and just like, I was willing to sacrifice. Yeah, it's daily.

I was rapping more in jail. That's how I kind of came up in hip hop. It was more of the language of the neighborhood. But I would always sing the chorus. So like Friday nights, we'd go down in the jail cell and we'd beat on the walls. And I don't know how loud this would be, but like, kind of how I'm beating on the table.

I was rapping more in jail. That's how I kind of came up in hip hop. It was more of the language of the neighborhood. But I would always sing the chorus. So like Friday nights, we'd go down in the jail cell and we'd beat on the walls. And I don't know how loud this would be, but like, kind of how I'm beating on the table.

I was rapping more in jail. That's how I kind of came up in hip hop. It was more of the language of the neighborhood. But I would always sing the chorus. So like Friday nights, we'd go down in the jail cell and we'd beat on the walls. And I don't know how loud this would be, but like, kind of how I'm beating on the table.

And I would go every Friday and I would tap on that window and I would tap on it for like two measures. And before I dropped the first down bass note, you know, the beat. And by the time I got through tapping for those two measures, the entire unit, 230 inmates come downstairs. Jelly's finna rap, jelly's finna rap. And I would always, yeah, I was crazy, right?

And I would go every Friday and I would tap on that window and I would tap on it for like two measures. And before I dropped the first down bass note, you know, the beat. And by the time I got through tapping for those two measures, the entire unit, 230 inmates come downstairs. Jelly's finna rap, jelly's finna rap. And I would always, yeah, I was crazy, right?

And I would go every Friday and I would tap on that window and I would tap on it for like two measures. And before I dropped the first down bass note, you know, the beat. And by the time I got through tapping for those two measures, the entire unit, 230 inmates come downstairs. Jelly's finna rap, jelly's finna rap. And I would always, yeah, I was crazy, right?

And I would sing the chorus and it was like, there would be like, we'd be free. Like it felt like we were free for the night. You know what I mean? Like everybody's standing on tables. And then I'd write these like choruses like, I'll be gone for a little while, but I can't wait to see your sexy smile. But I wasn't really singing. I was just like doing it like that. But they would love it.

And I would sing the chorus and it was like, there would be like, we'd be free. Like it felt like we were free for the night. You know what I mean? Like everybody's standing on tables. And then I'd write these like choruses like, I'll be gone for a little while, but I can't wait to see your sexy smile. But I wasn't really singing. I was just like doing it like that. But they would love it.

And I would sing the chorus and it was like, there would be like, we'd be free. Like it felt like we were free for the night. You know what I mean? Like everybody's standing on tables. And then I'd write these like choruses like, I'll be gone for a little while, but I can't wait to see your sexy smile. But I wasn't really singing. I was just like doing it like that. But they would love it.

They'd be like, sing the gone for a little while song. You know what I'm saying? Because it was like our thing. Amazing. That's amazing. That's when I didn't realize I had the voice. Yeah. It was so cool watching music move them people like that.

They'd be like, sing the gone for a little while song. You know what I'm saying? Because it was like our thing. Amazing. That's amazing. That's when I didn't realize I had the voice. Yeah. It was so cool watching music move them people like that.

They'd be like, sing the gone for a little while song. You know what I'm saying? Because it was like our thing. Amazing. That's amazing. That's when I didn't realize I had the voice. Yeah. It was so cool watching music move them people like that.

I've had quite a few of them already, especially rehabs. So my rule is I'm a man of faith, and my rule is real simple. What I believe of my faith would require from me and the person that I follow is that I go speak at jails, I go feed the homeless, I go hang out with the widows, and I go to the rehabs. Because that's where I think that, you know, the God I serve would want me to go.

I've had quite a few of them already, especially rehabs. So my rule is I'm a man of faith, and my rule is real simple. What I believe of my faith would require from me and the person that I follow is that I go speak at jails, I go feed the homeless, I go hang out with the widows, and I go to the rehabs. Because that's where I think that, you know, the God I serve would want me to go.

I've had quite a few of them already, especially rehabs. So my rule is I'm a man of faith, and my rule is real simple. What I believe of my faith would require from me and the person that I follow is that I go speak at jails, I go feed the homeless, I go hang out with the widows, and I go to the rehabs. Because that's where I think that, you know, the God I serve would want me to go.

That's where the representation of him went. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, of course. So I get it a lot, especially out of the rehabs. The jails, too. The jails are so different, though, because some of them guys I'm singing in front of won't come home for another 10 or 20 years. But I will tell you a cool story.

That's where the representation of him went. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, of course. So I get it a lot, especially out of the rehabs. The jails, too. The jails are so different, though, because some of them guys I'm singing in front of won't come home for another 10 or 20 years. But I will tell you a cool story.

That's where the representation of him went. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, of course. So I get it a lot, especially out of the rehabs. The jails, too. The jails are so different, though, because some of them guys I'm singing in front of won't come home for another 10 or 20 years. But I will tell you a cool story.