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Jelly Roll called out X, formerly known as Twitter, for being a “toxic negative” social media app before announcing he was ...

Twitter may now be X, but it’s keeping up the tradition of prompting celebrities to announce they are leaving the platform.

Jelly Roll wrote in a post on X (formerly known as Twitter) on Oct. 20 that he is quitting the social media platform.

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In a recent interview, Jelly Roll talked about the current popularity of county music and the artists he thinks are driving the popularity.

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