Jelly Roll discovered himself in an uncomfortable scenario throughout his Australian tour when he tried some luxurious purchasing in Sydney.

Jelly Roll discovered himself in an uncomfortable scenario throughout his Australian tour when he tried some luxurious purchasing in Sydney. The former rapper/nation celebrity took to Instagram Stories on Wednesday (November 5) to share his expertise at a Louis Vuitton boutique, claiming the employees made him really feel unwelcome.

The 40-year-old artist was clearly amused by the encounter as he recorded himself exterior the high-end retailer. “Hey man, The Louis Vuitton in Sydney, legitimately just treated us like we were finna come in and rob that place,” he mentioned whereas laughing in regards to the incident.

Jelly Roll didn’t maintain again in describing how the employees’s habits reminded him of his troubled previous. “I have never been looked at more like a crim… Listen, the last time I was looked at like a criminal this bad.. I was an actual criminal this bad,” he joked, referencing his quite a few arrests on drug costs courting again to when he was 14 years previous.

The “Son of a Sinner” performer has been taking advantage of his inaugural Australian tour, which incorporates stops on the Strummingbird Festival throughout Queensland, Newcastle and Perth, plus exhibits in Brisbane, Melbourne and the Harvest Rock pageant. This marks a significant milestone for the artist, who was beforehand unable to carry out internationally as a result of his felony historical past.

Jelly Roll alleged the employees acted like he was attempting to steal one thing and made him really feel unwelcome. 👀 pic.twitter.com/9fdwD5fU4z

— Page Six (@PageSix) November 5, 2025

Just final yr, Jelly Roll introduced his first non-U.S. dates with Canadian exhibits in June 2024, shortly after revealing to Howard Stern that his previous authorized troubles had prevented him from reserving worldwide gigs.

Despite the awkward purchasing expertise, the Nashville native seems to be totally having fun with his time Down Under. He’s been sharing content material about Australian soccer, posing with the Sydney Opera House and even serving to his drummer take part within the native custom of doing a “shoey.”

The tour continues with two remaining dates: Thursday (November 6) in Townsville at Queensland Country Bank Stadium and Saturday (November 8) at Western Springs in Auckland, New Zealand.

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