GOOD NEWS: Give My Songs a Resounding YES If You Truly Love Listening to Them!
I just wanted to take a minute and say something straight from the heart. If my songs mean something to you — if they’ve gotten you through hard times, made you smile when you were down, or just helped you feel seen — then I’ve got one request: Give them a big, loud, resounding YES! Let the world know. Shout it from the rooftops. Play it loud in your car. Sing along with your whole chest. Music means nothing without the people it touches, and YOU are why I do this.
Right now, I want to invite you to do something special: Send me a message. Yeah, you. Don’t wait. Don’t wonder if you’re bothering me. I want to hear from YOU. Whether you’ve been with me from day one, or you just stumbled on a track that hit you right in the soul, your voice matters. Your story matters. We’re a family here — and families talk, laugh, cry, and lift each other up.
I make music for the broken, the misunderstood, the outcasts, the ones who’ve been knocked down but got back up. If you’ve ever felt like you didn’t belong, like nobody really heard you — I see you. And I made these songs for you. They come from the same kind of pain and the same kind of hope. My journey has never been easy, but every scar tells a story. If you’re still here, still standing, still fighting — then you’re exactly who I’m singing to.
Maybe you connected with “Save Me,” because you’ve been in that dark place, feeling like nobody’s coming to help. Or maybe “Son of a Sinner” hit you because you’ve walked the line between right and wrong more times than you can count. We’re not perfect, and we’re not supposed to be. That’s the beauty of life — the struggle, the redemption, the grace. And every time you press play, every time you sing along, it’s like we’re holding each other up.
So, let this be the GOOD NEWS: You are not alone. Whatever you’re going through, you’re not the only one. And guess what? There’s hope. There’s music. There’s community. I adore each and every one of you for riding with me, for believing in this journey, and for giving me a reason to keep pouring my heart out.
Now, you might be wondering — why does Jelly Roll care so much about messages from fans? Let me tell you why. Because this ain’t just about fame or charts or streams. This is about connection. It’s about knowing that somewhere out there, someone’s day got a little better because of a song I wrote in a hotel room, or a studio, or even just jotted down in a notebook when I was feeling low. Music saved my life — and maybe, just maybe, it’s helped save yours too.
And if that’s true for you — if my songs have helped you in any way — then I want to hear about it. Message me. Tell me your story. Tell me what song hits the hardest and why. Share your scars, your survival, your triumphs. I’ll never judge you. I’ll never ignore you. This is real. This is love. This is what it means to build something that lasts.
I adore every fan who’s ever screamed my lyrics in the crowd, every soul who cried quietly to one of my songs in their room, every person who introduced their friends to my music like, “You gotta hear this.” That matters. YOU matter.
Let’s keep this going — stronger than ever. Let’s keep singing, keep healing, keep lifting each other up. Life’s too short to pretend like music doesn’t move us. So if you feel it — if you feel ME — let me know. Give it a YES. A big ol’ YES. Don’t be shy about it. Turn up the volume. Post about it. Send that message. Share it with a friend who needs it.
Because the truth is, Jelly Roll adores everyone — every single one of you who’s ever listened, ever supported, ever believed. This is a movement. This is family. This is love in its purest form.
Thank you for being here. Thank you for believing in a scrappy kid from Nashville who just wanted to tell his truth. You’ve given me more than I could’ve ever imagined. And I’ll keep giving it right back — in every lyric, every beat, every show.
So, what are you waiting for?
Send me that message.
Tell me your truth.
And never forget — you are loved, you are enough, and you are NEVER alone.
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