Jelly Roll addresses speculation about his politics after Trump joke
Jelly Roll's political views are under scrutiny after a joke about Trump
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Source diversity sample: Pensacola News Journal · The Hill · The Seattle Times · Deadline · KRON4.
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Questions people are asking
What did Jelly Roll say about his political beliefs?
Jelly Roll stated that he is 'down the middle' politically.
What was the reaction to Jelly Roll's joke about Trump?
U.S. Rep. Jimmy Patronis of Florida said Jelly Roll is 'not welcomed' in the Florida Panhandle.
Where did Jelly Roll make his comments about politics?
Jelly Roll's comments were made during a performance in San Francisco.
What happened
A Florida politician has declared the rapper unwelcome in his state. Jelly Roll has responded to the controversy by clarifying his political stance. The controversy began when Jelly Roll made a joke about former President Trump. The joke sparked speculation about the rapper's political beliefs.
Jimmy Patronis of Florida responded by saying Jelly Roll is 'not welcomed' in the Florida Panhandle. Jelly Roll has since addressed the speculation. He stated that he is 'down the middle' politically. He also criticized politicians from both sides for doing a 'sh*t job'.
The Seattle Times, The Hill, and KRON4 all carried the story. Deadline noted that Jelly Roll's comments were made during a performance in San Francisco. The open question is whether the controversy will affect Jelly Roll's career or public image.
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Who reported it (5)
- U.S. Rep. Jimmy Patronis says Jelly Roll 'not welcomed' in Florida Panhandle Pensacola News Journal · 2d ago
- Jelly Roll explains political beliefs after Trump roasts: I’m ‘down the middle’ The Hill · 2d ago
- Jelly Roll addresses speculation about his politics after Trump joke The Seattle Times · 2d ago
- Jelly Roll Slams Politicians On Both Sides For "Sh*t Job" Deadline · 2d ago
- Jelly Roll explains political beliefs after Trump roasts: I’m ‘down the middle’ KRON4 · 2d ago
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