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Jelly Roll's Coming Career Implosion Is Something Other Artists Should Study

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Dolly Parton died Tuesday after a decades-long career as a beloved cultural icon, and she left behind a blueprint on how to remain timeless.

The same week, country artist Jelly Roll borrowed Jimmy Kimmel’s desk to call the president racist and overweight, and later invited his own fans to kick rocks.

He will soon find out, or be reminded, that the bottom is a lonely place when former fans do exactly what he asked them to.

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Johnathan Jones is a journalist, novelist, and media analyst with experience as a reporter, editor, and producer across radio, television, and digital platforms. Follow him on X: @misterjkjones




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