Jelly Roll Expresses Regret Over Majority of His Tattoos

Country singer Jelly Roll reveals he regrets 98% of his tattoos, reflecting on past choices and their impact on his current self.

Jelly Roll admits to regretting nearly all of his tattoos, including a baby smoking a blunt, which he now finds 'a little excessive'.
The country star's extensive tattoo collection includes designs he got as a teenager and during his time in jail.
Jelly Roll's most meaningful tattoo is a large cross on his face, symbolizing a new beginning and the need to 'bear his own cross'.
He humorously recalls a botched tattoo that was supposed to say 'Surviving the Struggle' but missed a letter, and another that his wife mistook for Elvis.
Despite the regrets, Jelly Roll sees his tattoos as a reflection of his past, acknowledging that they represent who he was, not who he is now.