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‘American Idol’ Jelly Roll Makes History As 1st ‘Artist In Residence’

Jelly Roll is making American Idol history as the very first “Artist in Residence.” He has already been a mentor on the show but now, this is another level. So, what does this position entail and how will he be assisting the contestants and the judges? Keep reading for more details.

Jelly Roll Makes History As 1st ‘Artist In Residence’

When Katy Perry shared she was leaving American Idol, a bunch of names were thrown around as replacements. Since Jelly Roll had been a mentor for Season 22’s contestants and viewers liked him a lot, it made sense that he would be considered. Other names like Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus, Meghan Trainor, and P!nk were floated around. In the end, Season 4 winner, Carrie Underwood took the title which may now have been a mistake. After performing at the inauguration of the current president, some viewers have claimed they are boycotting the season:

‘American Idol’ Judges-YouTube

Though she may not be winning some fans over, bringing Jelly Roll to the show might be the best idea. He has fans of all genres and generations who love and appreciate how kind and down-to-earth he is. Now, according to The Hollywood Reporter, Jelly will be the show’s first-ever “Artist in Residence.”

Jelly Roll showed his enthusiasm for this position by lifting up American Idol host, Ryan Seacrest. He did this when Jelly performed on Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve and was beyond thrilled. So, what does it mean? He will come in starting at Hollywood Week and will “work closely with the Idol hopefuls, giving them firsthand advice on how to navigate the journey.” Along with alum, Carrie Underwood, they will have the best of the best this season.

This Will Make The Show

The moment American Idol fans learned Jelly Roll was joining the show, they were so excited. They felt that he would make this season and could not wait to see what insight he would bring:

It was all about his positivity that got fans ready and raring to go for Season 23. Are you happy he is coming back again? Does this make you want to watch? Let us know and tune into American Idol when it premieres March 9th on ABC.

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