It’s one thing to sing to a crowd. It’s another to bleed in front of one. During Jelly Roll’s LV Big Ass Stadium Tour, he didn’t just step on stage he laid his truth bare. Under the lights, with thousands watching, you could feel the weight he carried. And yet, he showed up not as a polished star, but as a man who’s survived what most people can’t even speak about. That’s what makes Jelly Roll different. His fans don’t just listen to his music they see their own scars in his lyrics. You can feel that connection in LV Big Ass Stadium Tour – Get By Part 2.

“Get By” isn’t just about survival it’s about what it costs to survive. As Jelly Roll stands beneath the stadium lights, you can see the weight in his shoulders, the history in his voice. Every line feels like it’s been lived a hundred times. The song speaks of slipping, stumbling, and still finding the strength to face another day. One moment, he leans into the mic like he’s whispering his story to just one person. The next, he explodes with fire, almost daring the world to knock him down again.

The comment section under the video reads like a shared diary of survival. One fan says, “This song saved my life when nothing else could,” while another remembers playing it on repeat during the darkest chapter of their story. You don’t just hear the music you feel it reach out and wrap around people like a lifeline. For many, Jelly Roll isn’t just a singer he’s a voice they didn’t know they needed, speaking the words they were too tired to say out loud.

While “LV Big Ass Stadium Tour Jelly Roll Get By Part 2” offers an intimate look at Jelly Roll’s emotional struggles, “Halfway To Hell (Official Live Performance from Ryman Auditorium)” shows a completely different side of him, one that’s ready to rise above his pain and fight back. The first video reflects a vulnerable moment in his journey, filled with raw emotion and personal challenges. But in “Halfway To Hell”, you see Jelly Roll taking control of his narrative embracing strength and refusing to be defined by his hardships.

In “Halfway To Hell (Official Live Performance from Ryman Auditorium)”, Jelly Roll exudes a newfound energy and confidence. His voice once weighed down by pain in earlier songs now carries a sense of power and purpose. The performance radiates strength with the crowd feeding off his energy as he delivers each lyric with intensity.

Jelly Roll’s music resonates because it’s rooted in his honesty about both the highs and lows of life. If you want to dive deeper into his journey, be sure to follow him on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. You never know the next song you hear might be exactly what you need to face your own challenges or celebrate your own victories.