Everything You Need to Know About the Jelly Roll Cameo in Season 2

Tulsa King recently returned with its second installment. The drama series continues to focus on Dwight and his crew’s journey to rise to fame in Tulsa. In addition to the compelling storyline and powerful performances, something else has raised the stakes for the show. It’s none other than rapper Jelly Roll’s cameo. So, what’s so exciting about Jelly Roll’s appearance in Tulsa King Season 2?

Here’s everything you need to know about the rapper’s special appearance on the series.

Jelly Roll’s Tulsa King Season 2 Cameo Explained

Jelly Roll is a big name in the rap music world, given his chart-topping hits “Son of a Sinner” and “Need a Favor.” The creators of Tulsa King used his song “Get By” in the trailer for the second season to build hype for the show. The lyrics and tone of the song fit perfectly with the storyline of Season 2. One of the lines from the song, “If you’d seen all the hell I’ve seen, it’d make your stomach turn,” also fits Dwight’s backstory.

In addition to the trailer, the creators surprised viewers by giving the rapper a special appearance on the show. Jelly Roll appeared in the second episode of Tulsa King season 2, playing himself. He then went on to talk to Dwight and his gang after visiting Even Higher Plane and Bodhi’s weed dispensary.

However, Dwight didn’t recognize the music sensation and even called him “Jellyfish.” Roll decided to play along by telling the mob that he was a janitor, which left the viewers in an uproar. Things get even funnier when he uses the new recording booth at the pharmacy. He also starts singing his popular single “I Am Not Okay” on camera. This makes for another hilarious moment when Dwight realizes that Jelly Roll is not a janitor. Additionally, the song reflects on the troubles Dwight has faced, from his lawsuit to threats from Cal Thresher and Bill Bevilaqua.

To enjoy Jelly Roll’s cameo, don’t forget to watch Tulsa King season 2 episodes on Paramount Plus.