Jelly Rolls explained at Sylvester Stallone Tolsa King

It is barely an unknown phenomenon when celebrities (musicians, athletes, comedians, etc.) who are not professional actors in famous films and TV shows. Earlier this month, you can see Emineim Dahr The new Adam Sandler supplement, “Happy Gilmore 2”, “ After the comedian actor He asked him reluctantly To do a little role for the movie because he thinks it will be very funny. Sometimes, this inscription is completely logical and raises the movie/series, while at other times they feel reserved, unnecessary, and completely related to the story.

As far as Jelly Roll is interested in the second episode of “Toulsa King”, season 2, it is certain that it is located in the last category. Although it is recognized that he does not mess with the game Gangster/Redneck in the show (fortunately), it still comes out of anywhere and feels that it is randomly forced to the plot, without there being any legitimate reason for being there unlike the singer’s fascination and love Taylor Shiridan offer. In nature Silvercter Stalon’s cruel man Lack of the slightest idea of who this man is the big tattoo when he enters his party – partly because he spent the past 25 years in prison, and partly because he is an old man (75 years) who is not fully familiar with the current music.

Apparently, Tolsa King has become the favorite Gili series since he and his wife showed the first season on the day he decreased. But “How in hell had to be on him?” You may ask, and the short answer is Sistine Stallone, the second daughter of the “Rocky” legend. in An interview with the United States of America todayRoll revealed that he is “a debtor of the Sistine to make it part of his favorite program.” The longest answer to how The Cameo installed (according to one of the series’s executive producers, which was in the middle of his beautifully broken tour – which passed through Atlanta, where “Tulsa King” was filmed – and the show designs were able to find a window in his excessive agenda.

In the episode, entitled “Kansas City Blues”, Jelly Roll plays himself as a sudden guest at an opening ceremony, DWIGHT is on the latest “his workplace”-the upper plane, the extremist cannabis club with a bar and (wait) a registration booth. Because, it is clear, you Ownership To get a registration booth just in the case of Rolls Jelly Rolls (sorry) to perform his song “I’m not fine”. He certainly does so exactly for an audience who already feels awe and then talks to Dwight before leaving the joint.

It is a surreal moment in a well -known show in its cunning and honorable Erbasa, the difficult youth of the country, and the inappropriate personalities that are incidentally joking. It is completely unnecessary, but I think it is not the worst surprise to coincide with a TV program. Now, I wonder if the third season will contain Luke Combs or something like that.

“Tulsa King” is now flowing on Paramount+.