It looks like Jelly Roll is learning what rapper and producer Q-Tip explained on “Check The Rhime” over thirty years ago. The 4080th rule of the music industry is to know that record company people are shady. But instead of discovering this in hip-hop like Tip, the Save Me singer experiences it as he rises through the ranks of country music. Now he threatens to open the safes and expose their secrets.

Recently, Jelly Roll took to Twitter with a few things he needs to get off his chest. There he complains about some of the worst aspects of the music world. Moreover, he threatens to take charge of everything soon. “I learned a lot this week about how slimy the music world is, don’t worry, y’all know I’m going to reveal it soon. This whole thing is smoke and mirrors y’all. All Russ is talking about is REAL!” he exclaims.

Jelly Roll is getting tired of the ‘slimy’ problems in the music industry

For those who don’t know, the name Russ refers to a rapper who has also recently flocked to Twitter to complain about modern music journalism. Furthermore, his entire brand is about emphasizing the importance of self-sufficiency and independence as an artist. Jelly Roll probably finds strength in the idea of ​​doing it all themselves. The next time his album comes out, he could bypass the industry machine. Conversely, he might lament how some of the world’s music writers speak about him and his music. Maybe he doesn’t like how lenient his reviews can be.

Either way, we know what it isn’t: conspiracy. Jelly Roll emphasizes that there are no malicious intentions behind the scenes. On the contrary, people are blowing it out of proportion. “Man, you guys made a mountain out of a molehill with this one. All these weirdly dramatic comments about selling souls and satanic weirdness are just weird lol. I’ll talk about this on my wife’s podcast soon,” he says.