For better or worse, we are an accumulation of everything that ever happened to us, and I think that we have to… — Jelly Roll Better Copy Share Image
I just did it independently forever. I just kept writing songs, putting them out myself, upload them to YouTube, it started to… — Jelly Roll Forever Copy Share Image
I'm from Nashville, Tennessee. I grew up in Antioch; it's like on the south end of Nashville. — Jelly Roll End Copy Share Image
Don't judge me for this, y'all. I promise I grew up very humble, but I only wear socks once. I buy socks… — Jelly Roll Done Copy Share Image
I loved all music as a listener, but I didn't think I could sing, but there was something about rhythmic rapping and… — Jelly Roll Loved Copy Share Image
You know there's a lot of guys on Nashville that were part of the Build-A-Bear program. Let's be honest. There are a… — Jelly Roll Country Copy Share Image
If you're just honest with people about what you want, sometimes it happens. — Jelly Roll Happens Copy Share Image
I bought my mom a house once, but she wanted to move back to a trailer to live by her sister. — Jelly Roll Back Copy Share Image
I want to be a guidepost of hope for people to know that losers can win. That who you were isn't who… — Jelly Roll Hope Copy Share Image
I feel like Southern hip-hop was my saving grace going into country music because I had built a business already. I had… — Jelly Roll Business Copy Share Image
I didn't grow up in a voting culture. My father didn't push voting on me, my mother didn't push voting on me.… — Jelly Roll Culture Copy Share Image
I used to be afraid to dream. But now that I've achieved hitting the top of the charts, I dream beyond measure. — Jelly Roll Beyond Copy Share Image
I'm a lifelong fan. There's not a white kid in the world who didn't listen to Eminem rapping. — Jelly Roll Listen Copy Share Image
I was charged as an adult years before I could buy a beer, lease an apartment, get a pack of cigarettes. I… — Jelly Roll Beer Copy Share Image
I love cutting hair, but I didn't realize it was such a stationary job. — Jelly Roll Hair Copy Share Image
I want to release music like a hip-hop artist. I want to write songs like a country music songwriter. And I want… — Jelly Roll Art Copy Share Image
The culture I was first exposed to was hip-hop. Not even just music, but the culture - breakdancing, graffiti, freestyling, the clothing. — Jelly Roll Culture Copy Share Image
