It's just bad art. There's no other way to say it.'" The singer, whose real name is Jason DeFord, also admitted to getting tattoos that were unhygienic. Related: Jelly Roll Reveals How Many of His ...

The singer said he regrets 97% to 98% of his tattoos. Jelly Roll is reflecting on some of ... adding that we shouldn't "undermine the art" that a tattoo artist puts into their work.

Jelly Roll has ... comes to his tattoos. The 39-year-old "I Am Not Okay" singer opened up on SiriusXM's The Howard Stern Show about his complicated relationship with his body art.

Jelly Roll regrets “98 percent” of his tattoos. “I hate ‘em all,,” Jelly Roll, 39, told GQ while breaking down his body art via YouTube on Tuesday, March 12. The country crooner ...

From disastrous back pieces to monstrous murals to pitiful portraits and other remorseful regrets, these works of art are among the worst rock tattoos the Internet can offer. If we could provide ...

Jelly Roll has made some questionable decisions. The rising country music superstar is notably covered in tattoos, including ones on his face and neck. In an interview with Howard Stern ...

She decided to work with him, getting a henna tattoo on her hand ... The University of Rock and Roll did not have prices attached to examples of art hung up on the wall. Violating these ordinances ...

Prince Harry didn’t visit a high-end tattoo shop in New York City in September to get inked up. It was revealed Tuesday that the Duke of Sussex went to East Side Ink to recruit Jelly Roll to ...

On Thursday night in Tribeca, the intersection of Duane Street and Greenwich Street in Tribeca also served as the point of convergence for fashion and art. Singer-songwriter and artist Alison ...

The clip is a promotional video for the Invictus Games, and it features Jelly Roll pretending to give Prince Harry a tattoo. In the clip, Prince Harry is sitting in the tattoo chair. Right on cue ...