Jelly Roll’s Menace To Hit A Teen Resurfaces Amid ‘Pretend Christian’ Claims

Jelly Roll is as soon as once more going through on-line scrutiny, and this time, it’s an previous clip that has folks speaking. Because the nation star continues to attract criticism following his faith-filled Grammy speech, a virtually two-minute video from round 2022 has resurfaced on X, reigniting debate over his public persona and mood. The clip exhibits the singer venting a few shoe retailer encounter, and threatening to hit a teen worker with what he known as the “open hand of the Lord.” The resurfaced footage comes as critics query whether or not Jelly Roll’s faith-driven messaging matches his previous habits.

The viral submit sharing the clip learn, “Jelly Roll crashes out at shoe retailer and says he’s going to hit a teen with the ‘open hand of the Lord.’ Allegedly, Jelly Roll was simply made they didn’t serve him immediately and got here again to assault a younger teen for the disrespect of not understanding ‘who he’s.’”

Within the video, Jelly Roll seems visibly upset whereas recounting the interplay. “I’m so f-cking mad proper now,” the singer says within the clip, which reportedly dates again to round 2022, whereas sitting in his automotive. “I simply went to Fleet Toes, a spot I’ve purchased dozens of pairs of sneakers at, and I took my 71-year-old mom there.”

He continued, “I watched the shop supervisor stroll as much as a younger man working the desk and go, ‘Hey, would you assist that candy previous woman over there.’ Younger man goes (the singer shook his head no), and he factors at a man strolling within the door, a youthful man. I watched this younger f-cking c-ck-sucking, cocky prick simply form of shrug her off. Supervisor has to, I’m shedding my voice I am so mad simply screaming at everyone within the retailer, the supervisor is so f-cking, simply walks again and grabs one other dude.”

However he wasn’t carried out. “The entire time I’m sitting there pondering, I need to f-cking hit this younger man with the open hand of the Lord,” Jelly Roll added. “And I simply undergo it, I smile as a result of I don’t need my mama to see me mad neither, ya know?”

The singer wasn’t completed venting. After ending within the retailer, Jelly Roll says he walked his mother outdoors earlier than strolling again into the shop.  “I crawled in that f-cking child’s a-s,” Jelly Roll continued. “After which the supervisor has the audacity to f-cking inform me, ‘Sir, might y’all discuss this outdoors. I don’t need my clients listening to.’ And I mentioned, ‘B-tch, it’s essential fear concerning the clients on the web. You don’t want to fret concerning the three folks in right here shopping for a $180 pair of f-cking Hokas listening to it.”

He continued, “And one you wouldn’t have to fret about clients understanding what the f-ck is happening on this retailer when you taught some f-cking etiquette to your motherf-cking workers,” earlier than including that “God is with me.”

“I’m blessed. I’m grateful, and I’m grateful, and I’m stuffed with gratitude as a result of if I used to be not, I’d march again into that retailer proper now and it might appear like a scene out of a motherf-cking film,” he concluded.

The resurfaced video rapidly drew backlash from some social media customers. “And one other pretend Hollywood Christian takes the masks off … over some sneakers …” one person wrote as one other chimed in, “Sorry to tell you. This isn’t Christianity. That is cosplaying as Christianity. I don’t know why God has to enter your story. Pharisees of our time.”

The controversy comes as Jelly Roll continues to face scrutiny following his speech on the 2026 Grammy Awards.

On the ceremony, Jelly Roll gained a number of awards, together with Greatest Nation Duo/Group Efficiency for Amen with Shaboozey and Greatest Up to date Christian Music Efficiency/Tune for Onerous Fought Hallelujah with Brandon Lake.

Throughout his acceptance speech, Jelly Roll held a small Bible and mirrored on his previous. “I keep in mind there was a second in my life, and all I had was a Bible this large and a radio the identical measurement and a 6 by 8 foot cell,” he mentioned. “And I believed that these two issues might change my life. I believed that music had the ability to alter my life, and God had the ability to alter my life.”

The artist continued, “And I need to inform y’all proper now, Jesus is for everyone. Jesus isn’t recognized by one political occasion; Jesus isn’t owned by any label. Jesus is Jesus, and anyone can have a relationship with him. I really like you, lord.”