Throughout his time on the stage, Jelly Roll not only proved himself to be one of the top names in country music but how much he loved his fans. There have been more than enough videos of the country star sharing a hug, handshake, or a conversation with a fan. He even put on an impromptu show recently when Morgan Wallen canceled his concert due to not feeling well. But besides entertaining fans, Jelly Roll also produced some hit collaborations over the years with stars like Cody Johnson, Lainey Wilson, and Brantley Gilbert. Recently, he stood beside Machine Gun Kelly for “Lonely Road.”
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For fans of Machine Gun Kelly, they might remember that the performer and Jelly Roll once had some “beef” with each other. But that seems to be water under the bridge as the two teamed up for “Loney Road.” A song about two men willing to do whatever it takes to make ends meet for their families, the lyrics seem to reflect the singer’s troubled past.
Loving what they produced together, Machine Gun Kelly took a moment to praise Jelly Roll on social media. Posting a picture of the two, the singer wrote, “Jelly you are living breathing badass and a kindred soul who has shown me the path of redemption and what it looks like to believe in yourself against all odds. From us beefing 12 years ago, and fast forward to us putting out what I believe will be the biggest hit of our careers I’m proud to call you my brother and life feels better knowing you got my back. This lonely road ain’t so lonely my friend.”
Machine Gun Kelly Not About To Make “Smoke” With Taylor Swift
Fans loved the idea of Jelly Roll and Machine Gun Kelly working together with some writing, “With age comes experience, with experience comes wisdom!! You two are perfect friends! So shall it be for all this life and many lifetimes to come!” One comment added, “Awww so kind!!! You to have done an iconic incredible trio. Awesome job you both deserve to be proud of how far you came and what you accomplished !! Keep climbing that mountain.”
Outside of clearing the air with Jelly Roll, Machine Gun Kelly once admitted how much he loved Taylor Swift. When asked to say “three mean things about Taylor Swift”, the singer insisted, “Ladies and gentlemen, you have got to be out of your motherf—ing mind if you think I want any smoke with that fanbase. Also, Taylor is a saint and very nice to me.”
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