Blue Lives Matter has announced it is withdrawing an invitation for Jelly Roll to play its Second Annual Big Blue Bash at Mar-a-Lago, a November 17 fundraiser for the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Foundation.
The move comes after the singer guest-hosted Jimmy Kimmel Live! in August and mocked President Donald Trump’s Canada trade fight as “full of sh-t” and “ridiculous,” and called the president a “fat pig.”
The organization announced the change in a post on X.
“We’re DONE. You’re FIRED,” the announcement began.
We’re DONE. You’re FIRED. On April 26, 2026, we made the mistake of sending a formal invitation to country artist Jelly Roll Roll to perform at this year’s Second Annual Big Blue Bash at Mar-A-Lago, the home of President Trump.
The event is a fundraiser for the Federal Law… pic.twitter.com/mdft5beRaI
— Blue Lives Matter (@bluelivesmtr) September 5, 2026
The post read in full:
We’re DONE. You’re FIRED. On April 26, 2026, we made the mistake of sending a formal invitation to country artist Jelly Roll Roll to perform at this year’s Second Annual Big Blue Bash at Mar-A-Lago, the home of President Trump.
The event is a fundraiser for the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Foundation, a 501(c)(3) that takes care of the families of wounded and fallen officers.
Our organization, which owns the largest police news outlet in the world, is running the event. We’ll be joined by the heads of all of the federal law enforcement agencies, sheriffs, police chiefs and supporters.
This year’s theme is American Superheroes, and we’ll be joined by superheroes such as Lou Ferrigno (The Incredible Hulk), Dean Cain (Superman) and Kevin Sorbo (Hercules).
We’re formally withdrawing the invitation for Jelly Roll.
As the owner of the company, I’m a proud Christian who actually studies the Bible. I’m a husband and a father of four little girls.
And what I saw last week with this self-absorbed “artist” bashing President Trump and Conservatives was not a man who walks in the footsteps of Jesus Christ – it was a man desperately seeking attention and relevancy from the very Godless crowd that has categorically rejected his preaching.
Galatians 1:10 reads: “For am I now seeking the approval of man, or of God? Or am I trying to please man? If I were still trying to please man, I would not be a servant of Christ.”
The man has lost his way. I don’t hate him. I actually genuinely pity him.
As a guy who used to be well over 300 pounds, I know how much it sucks being the brunt of people’s jokes. Some men struggle their entire lives not just with weight – but with shame and a desire to be socially accepted.
Others find our acceptance and love in the grace of Jesus.
@JellyRoll615 believes in second chances. As a felon, he’s been given one by the judicial system. He may not get one from his former audience. But what he really needs to seek now isn’t forgiveness from President Trump or those who he attacked… but rather from the very God whom he snubbed his nose at while trying to boost his ratings.
Jelly Roll – if you read this, let me say this: you and I share a mutual friend and a mutual spiritual guide – Pastor Joby Martin from the The Church of Eleven22. Pastor Joby preaches that we are meant to stand firm and act like men. 1 Corinthians 16:13: “Be watchful, stand firm in the faith, act like men, be strong. Let all that you do be done in love.”
What you did wasn’t strong or in love. It wasn’t the actions of a man. It was the actions of a little boy seeking the approval of man. I’d encourage you to check your heart, brother. Don’t let the ways of this world lead you astray.
This isn’t about politics. This is about knowing who you are as a man. And you have much to learn.
I very much look forward to honoring God at this gala. I wish you could be a part of it… but I believe that time would be much better spent with you diving into the Bible and finding out who you REALLY are.
Owner Kyle Reyes said the gala opens and closes in prayer, weaves the Gospel through the night, and will not put “a wolf in sheep’s clothing” in Trump’s house or over families of fallen officers.
“We don’t hold Jelly Roll’s hate against him — but we sure aren’t going to welcome him into the home of the very man he decided to attack,” Reyes said in a statement to The Post Millennial.
Pro-illegal immigration singer Jelly Roll breaks down in tears while hosting Jimmy Kimmel over backlash for calling Trump a “fat pig”:
“Human dignity isn’t Republican or Democrat. Compassion isn’t left wing and mercy isn’t right wing…there are no boundaries or borders for…
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) August 29, 2026
The event’s theme is “American Superheroes,” with Lou Ferrigno, Dean Cain, and Kevin Sorbo listed as guests, plus tribute time for wounded officers and Angel Families.
Singer Coffey Anderson has been invited to perform instead of Jelly Roll.
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