Jelly Roll just won a major award at the CMAs a few days ago, but another blessing has come to his life as he's among the nominees for the Grammy Awards in 2024; watch how he was emotionally affected by the announcement below.
Taking to his official Instagram account, the country singer shared a video of himself bawling his eyes out as he became overwhelmed upon receiving the news that he was nominated for a Grammy for the first time in his life.
"The greatest honor that an artist can ever hear is that they've been nominated for a Grammy," he said, adding that he got the news that morning. (via Taste of Country)
Jelly Roll Breaks Down After Finding Out He’s Nominated For Very First GRAMMY: “I Haven’t Cried Like This Since My Daddy Died” https://t.co/eWvKKdDowN pic.twitter.com/ifNNg226fG
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(watch the full video on his social media account)
Later on, he noted that he attempted to film the video he shared several times before he was able to finalize it as he was too emotional to do so.
"I haven't cried like this since my daddy died... I love y'all, man ... so f*****' much," he added.
Jelly Roll Embarrassed to Post Grammy Nomination Reaction
In the caption, he told his followers that he was embarrassed to post the clip but his wife, Bunny XO, told him to do so as it shows his "honesty and rawness."
"I'll post a more complete thought about this when I get my head together. I just never would've imagined," he noted.
Per the outlet, Jelly Roll is one of the nominated artists under the all-genre category of Best New Artist. In addition, he also has a shot to win the Best Country Duo/Group Performance for his collaboration with Lainey Wilson titled "Save Me."
Jelly Roll Won BIG at the 2023 CMAs
The Grammy nomination comes a few days after the musician attended the CMA Awards this year where he opened and closed the program.
He performed alongside Wynonna Judd for the track "Need a Favor" and for the final performance of the evening, he teamed up with K. Michelle to sing a rendition of the Judds' song, "Love Can Build a Bridge."
At the time of the ceremony, which took place at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee, he won the New Artist of the Year.
In an interview following the event, he spoke to the press and revealed that he lived in the moment that night and didn't touch his phone at all.
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