Jelly Roll had a unique way of responding to trolls who have talked trash about him on the internet.

The award-winning artist said he’s “never been the one to let my haters get me down,” when he took the stage during a recent guest hosting appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live. Jelly Roll performed a ballad “made up of [expletive] comments that people have written about me online.” He called out “these hating a** b****es on the internet,” and told the audience “every one of these are real,” as he sang some of the hateful comments he received online. Jelly Roll ended the song by singing: “You can’t clown me and tell me I suck/ ‘Cause I don’t give a f***/ No, I don’t give a f***.” Find the newly-shared video here (warning: language).

Jelly Roll’s guest hosting debut on the late-night talk show also included a joke about F-1 Trillion star Post Malone, a reunion with actor and comedian Kevin James after the duo shared the stage tougher, chats with guests Jeremy Renner, Randy Orton and musical guest Joey Bada$$, plus, Joey Logano, and musical guest The All-American Rejects.

Jelly Roll is part of the star-studded lineup of the genre-spanning iHeartRadio Music Festival presented to Capital One, which is slated to return later this year to T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. The two-day festival will also include performances by Bryan Adams, Ed Sheeran, Feid, GloRilla, John Fogerty, Justice, Lil Wayne, LL COOL J, Mariah Carey, Maroon 5, Sammy Hagar, Tate McRae, The Offspring, Tim McGraw and more.

The 2025 iHeartRadio Music Festival will take place on September 19 and 20. Fans can tune in to the 2025 iHeartRadio Music Festival as the music mega event will be broadcast live each night via iHeartMedia radio stations throughout the country across more than 150 markets. Hulu will be the Official Streaming Destination of the festival, with performances livestreamed each night exclusively to all Hulu subscribers. Tickets go on sale to the general public on AXS.com beginning Friday, June 13th at 2pm ET/ 11am PT. Find more info here.

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