Long before his country music breakthrough in recent years, Tennessee native Jelly Roll was in an admittedly bad place in his life. He was arrested several times in his teenage years and early 20s and spent some time in prison for charges including aggravated robbery.

Jelly Roll is ripping social media platform X for being a forum of toxicity and negativity. The country singer called it the "Wild West."

Jelly Roll has long been candid about his jail stints, and often sings about redemption in his music. Now, he hopes to redeem himself for one of his past misdeeds. During the Monday, October 14 episode of Jay Shetty's On Purpose podcast,

Jelly Roll has told fans he is opting ‘out’ of using X as a social media platform. The singer, 39, shared his decision via X on Sunday, October 20, posting a message that detailed his new stance. “This is for sure the most toxic negative app to exist ever — PERIOD.

Stating what many people are thinking, Jelly Roll announced he is officially quitting X (formerly Twitter) while referring to it as the "most toxic" social media app. On Sunday, Oct. 20, the singer and songwriter declared his thoughts about X in a post on the social media platform.