Forrest Frank clarifies his position on commercializing worship music after Jelly Roll publicly challenged his approach to Christian music awards and profits.

Bunnie XO and Jelly Roll had a blast embracing their 'inner child,' and she effectively shut down any critics who popped off in the comment section.

Blankenship, who played from 2016-19, was named the Lou Groza Award winner as the nation’s top placekicker in 2019. He was a first-Team All-America by USA Today, AFCA Coaches, Sports Illustrated, Walter Camp, Bleacher Report and Pro Football Focus.

Forrest Frank broke his silence and addressed the recent criticism from fellow artist Jelly Roll about his decision to decline awards shows like the Doves and Grammys and public recognition for his

Jelly Roll won his three first Dove Awards trophies at the Christian music awards show on Tuesday (Oct. 7), including Song of the Year for his Brandon Lake duet, “Hard Fought Hallelujah.

Jelly Roll has scored three Dove Awards trophies at the Christian music awards, including Song of the Year for his Brandon Lake duet, Hard Fought Hallelujah. "There is a revival happening in the United States of America,

After Christian singer Forrest Frank shared a video on Instagram earlier this week about his decision against attending awards shows or accepting awards for his music — something he said is “from Jesus and for Jesus” — Jelly Roll commented with what he seemed to think was a flaw in Frank’s logic.

Jelly Roll—whose real name is Jason Bradley DeFord—further explained the specifics of his heartfelt vision, saying, "We'll have a traditional 28-day, 12-step style, but then we'll have intensive programs as well for therapy, mental health."

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE: Rapper and singer Jelly Roll has become the center of social media attention after a viral Facebook post claimed that he would be performing at Turning Point USA 's upcoming All-American Halftime Show.