Jelly Roll Joins Metal Band For Song And Old West Video
Jelly Roll is at a prime in his career in country music and is one of the most asked-for artists today by other artists looking for someone to collaborate with….
Jelly Roll is at a prime in his career in country music and is one of the most asked-for artists today by other artists looking for someone to collaborate with. Just in the last week or so, he's already signed on for a collaboration with Kane Brown. In the last year, he collaborated with Riley Green, Cody Johnson, his buddy Lainey Wilson, and many more.
Jelly has another new collaboration, this time with a heavy metal band called Falling in Reverse. He also appears in their Western-themed music video.
Jelly's wife Bunnie posted some photos from the day of the shooting where her famous husband is dressed in all black cowboy clothing, complete with side arms.
Bunnie posted some clips from the day of shooting, where she is also dressed in cowboy black. She wrote on Instagram, "Such a fun day Thanks again for having us! @saraya @ronaldradkey Go listen or watch the video right meow @fallinginreverse."
See that post here.
Bunnie posted several photos from the shoot in a previous Instagram post, writing, "He's country, I'm western. When my two worlds collide. What an amazing day w/ family! @ronaldradkey @saraya Thank you both for having us in the video & Chachi! Not to mention how hot are @msblairewhite & @gabbituft in it?"
She added, "This is one of my fave songs - y'all go stream it 'All My Life' - @fallinginreverse ft. Daddy Roll - OUT NOW."
See that post here.
The video shows Jelly, dressed in black as a cowboy, singing in a jail cell. He then gets out of jail and partners with another bad guy to rob a bank in the Old West. Jelly then takes the stage on Old West Street, singing for patrons.
The music video is laced with f-words, so note the content.
See that NSFW video here.
Even though it is CMA Fest in his hometown and he performs at Nissan Stadium's big stage tomorrow night (6/8), Jelly Roll made the trek to Michigan last night, where he joined Eminem on stage. Eminem made a surprise appearance at a concert celebrating the grand reopening of the Michigan Central Station in Detroit.
Jelly joined the rapper, accompanied by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, to perform a cover of Eminem's "Sing for the Moment" (which samples Aerosmith's "Dream On").
Along with Eminem, the concert included performances from Detroit natives, including Jack White, Diana Ross, Big Sean, Illa J, Kierra Sheard, Theo Parrish, Slum Village, The Clark Sisters, Sky Jetta, and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
