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\n\tJelly Roll<\/a>\u2018s hard-fought journey from prison inmate to Billboard<\/em> chart-topper <\/a>is well-known, and was even the focus of the Hulu documentary Jelly Roll: Save Me<\/em>. Onstage and in interviews, he is unfiltered and down-to-earth in relating to his audience and sharing his story.<\/p>\n \n\tBut now with three No. 1 Country Airplay<\/a> hits to his credit, Grammy nominations, his hit album Whitsitt Chapel<\/em>, and his 44-city Backroad Baptism Tour in 2023, Jelly Roll opens up about one thing he\u2019s splurged on, which he calls a \u201cfrivolous habit\u201d \u2014 and it involves socks.<\/p>\n \n\tSpeaking with Audacy\u2019s <\/a>Sabrina from Queens, Jelly Roll said, \u201cDon\u2019t judge me for this, y\u2019all. I promise I grew up very humble, but I only wear socks once. I buy socks in bulk\u2026it\u2019s the most frivolous thing I\u2019ve done with my success. I\u2019m sorry, I hope I didn\u2019t let nobody down with that but when you\u2019re fat, you can\u2019t have stinky feet too, so you gotta have fresh socks!\u201d<\/p>\n