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Jelly Roll Teases Future Political Statement
2 Feb
Summary
- Jelly Roll won three Grammy Awards on February 1, 2026.
- He declined to comment on current U.S. political tensions backstage.
- The singer promised a 'loud and clear' statement soon.

Jelly Roll, a 41-year-old artist, secured three Grammy Awards on February 1, 2026, for his work including Best Contemporary Country Album and Best Country Duo/Group. Following his wins, he spoke with reporters in the backstage press room. When asked about the current political climate in the U.S., Jelly Roll initially declined to comment, explaining his desire to avoid sharing an uninformed opinion due to his past disconnection.
He elaborated on his background, describing himself as a 'dumb redneck' who was disconnected from current events, even mentioning a period of 18 months without a phone, alluding to prior incarceration. Jelly Roll shared that he grew up in a chaotic household where politics were not a focus, prioritizing survival. He reassured reporters that he does intend to express his views soon, promising to do so in a very direct manner on the internet.
Earlier, during his acceptance speech for Best Contemporary Country Album, a tearful Jelly Roll credited his wife with saving his life and reflected on how his time in prison became a turning point. He spoke about the transformative power of faith and music, emphasizing that 'Jesus is for everybody' and not affiliated with any single political party or music label. He stated that he would share his thoughts more broadly in the coming week.




