Jelly Roll Once Pooped His Pants When Performing: ‘I Overshared Again’

Celebrities have accidents too!

During an look on The Jennifer Hudson Show on Thursday, April 17, Jelly Roll and Luke Bryan had been requested to disclose the “most embarrassing factor” that is occurred to them whereas performing.

The “Need a Favor” singer was first to reply: “I pooped myself one time.”

“I did, I’m sorry,” Jelly Roll, 40, stated, as Hudson, 43, and Bryan, 48, burst into laughter.

“I did not know. I used to be assured it was all air,” he continued in the since-privated video. “I’m so sorry. I watched this crowd go from loving me to only being utterly out.”

He concluded, “I overshared once more.”

In February, Jelly introduced he was becoming a member of season 23 of American Idol as its first-ever “Artist in Residence.” In the brand new position, Jelly will assist judges Bryan, Carrie Underwood and Lionel Richie prep contestants for his or her performances as they vie for the successful title.

On April 26, Jelly is returning to Stagecoach as a headliner. Last yr, he introduced his 16-year-old daughter on stage and had the group sing comfortable birthday to her.

“In, like, 10 days, she might be 16 years outdated … But hey, I figured it might be a extremely cool dad method to embarrass her if I can do the outdated ‘Happy birthday to you,'” Jelly stated on the time, as the group continued the track for him.

He additionally introduced out T-Pain and collectively they carried out a tribute to the late Toby Keith, who died at age 62 in February 2024 following his abdomen most cancers analysis.

In an interview with Variety in April of final yr, the “Save Me” singer stated Keith impressed him to pursue nation music following years as a rapper.

“He was an outlier. He was unapologetically Oklahoma. There are a variety of issues he did that inspired me and empowered me,” he instructed the outlet. “He was very individualistic and carved his personal path and he did it his personal method, from pillar to publish. He by no means knew it, however he was a mentor to me, simply watching him from afar.”

Keith’s son, Stelen, had beforehand give Jelly his stamp of approval on his cowl of “Should’ve Been a Cowboy,” which he launched completely on Amazon Music. “Toby’s son noticed me on the CMTs and took me to the facet and stated, ‘Hey man, I wish to let you realize I’ve seen a video of you overlaying this track, and I feel it’s among the finest variations of it ever. And I feel you honor my father.’ And it simply meant a lot to me,” he stated.

Meanwhile, in May, Jelly will be a part of Post Malone on the highway for The Big Ass Stadium Tour all through North America.