Music superstar Jelly Roll is yearning for a “path to redemption” that allows felons to recover at least a portion of their gun rights so he can go hunting.

The New York Post noted in the 2023 documentary “Jelly Roll: Save Me,” the singer explained he went “to jail 40 times for various offenses” and that the “most serious charge came when he was 16 for aggravated robbery and possession with intent to sell.”

Jelly Roll pointed out that the terms of his parole prevent using guns or owning guns, and he is hoping for a pardon from Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee (R) this year.

He said, “Well, this is interesting. This is a slippery slope for me. I am up for a pardon this year. My paperwork has been sent to my governor, and he considers pardons every December. So, every day, I’m just kind of prayi

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