When your single "Halfway to Hell" is a knockout on Country Airplay chart, who better to celebrate with than Rocky himself? Jelly Roll recently hung out with Sylvester Stallone on the set of "Tulsa King", where they toasted to the singer's fourth No. 1 hit. The legendary actor posted a video of their hangout on Thursday, June 13, much to the delight of fans.
In the clip, Jelly and Stallone chat with crew members bustling around them. The musician proudly shares his latest accomplishment with the "Rambo" star, saying, "Woke up on a bus in your parking lot with my fourth No. 1," while Stallone gives him a supportive nudge.
"Looks like the fantastic singer just rolled onto the "Tulsa King" set! #KeepPunching," the actor captioned the video.
Jelly couldn't contain his excitement, resharing the post on his Instagram Stories and marveling, "I can't believe this happened."
As Jelly Roll noted, "Halfway to Hell" marks his fourth Country Airplay No. 1, topping the chart dated June 15, 2024. It follows his previous chart-toppers "Son of a Sinner," "Need a Favor," and his collaboration with Lainey Wilson, "Save Me."
Stallone isn't the only legend Jelly Roll has been rubbing elbows with lately. He recently met Eminem ahead of their duet on NBC's "Live From Detroit" concert special, where the country star performed the "Dream On" sample used in Eminem's "Sing for the Moment."
"I was so nervous," Jelly Roll admitted in an interview with Howard Stern earlier this week. "It definitely wasn't my best performance—you could see the nerves on my face. This song did a lot for me in dark moments of my life, too. I'm a lifelong fan. There's not a white kid in the world who didn't listen to Eminem rapping."
"There aren't enough praises for him," the ACM Award-winner added. "He's inarguably the greatest rapper that ever lived. You're literally meeting the greatest at his craft."
With friends like Rocky and Slim Shady, Jelly Roll is living proof that dreams do come true, one chart-topping hit at a time.
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