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"I doubled down like a real f--king dumba--," Jelly admits.

Four members of the Helping Addicts Recover Progressively (HARP) jail program were special musical guests at Jelly's recent Virginia show.

Jelly's tour is always a family affair, but this was the first time little Noah tagged along.

It's more than just a real estate purchase -- it's an homage to the singer's late father.

Jelly Roll said he was buying chicken for the whole city of Little Rock during his tour stop in the city, and he wasn't kidding.

"I went to jail today — willingly," Bunnie explains in a recap video highlighting the experience.

After all the time that's passed, he's not sure how he would even begin to make amends.

"It's a safe place for everyone to say mean s--t to each other with no consequences," he vented in a recent tweet.

Jelly showed off his hard rock side as he payed tribute to the Prince of Darkness at the 2024 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

Jelly has a tradition of buying his own albums at Walmart after he releases them.

Wilson -- and a secret special guest -- will take the stage during halftime this Thanksgiving.

Follow along Jelly's latest 'side quest' as he hunts down a very special garbage can.