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Jelly Roll Jokes, If He Loses Any More Weight, People Are Going to Think He’s Post Malone

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Jelly Roll Jokes, If He Loses Any More Weight, People Are Going to Think He’s Post Malone

Are you planning on seeing Jelly Roll when he goes on tour this summer with Post Malone?

First, they have the Big [Butt] Stadium Tour that’ll hit up major venues across North America all summer.  And then after that, they’re headed on the Big [Butt] World Tour with 18 international dates.

Jelly sat down for an interview with “CMT” and talked about how excited he is for the huge tour.  And he also wondered if people might confuse him for Posty, especially if he kept losing a bunch of weight.

He said, “I’m wondering if I could lose more weight and when I get to Italy, if they’re going to mistake me for Post Malone.  You know what I mean?  If I get skinny enough that they just see face tattoos.  They’ll be like, ‘Post!  Post!'”

Once again, Jelly proves that he’s the best.

But it got me thinking . . . Should they have invited Teddy Swims along for this tour, too?  It could have been the Big [Butt] FACE TAT Tour.

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