When Jelly Roll took the stage during his LV Big Ass Stadium Tour, something rare happened: for four uninterrupted minutes, it felt like an entire stadium forgot to breathe. Under the spotlight, he delivered a raw, soul-shaking performance of “Get By” that wasn’t just a song—it was a story of survival.
From the first note, his voice carried the weight of lived experience. It wasn’t polished or perfect—it was real. One moment, he was whispering into the microphone like he was reaching out to someone barely hanging on. The next, he erupted with a kind of intensity that can only come from surviving what should’ve broken you.
The audience didn’t just hear the song—they felt it. And they weren’t alone. In the comments under the video, the messages read like survival notes passed between strangers:
“This song saved me.”
“I played it on repeat during the worst year of my life.”
“I felt like someone finally understood.”https://youtu.be/Q-I9GLzFL1A
Jelly Roll’s performance wasn’t about hitting every note. It was about honesty. About pain. About getting by when you think you can’t anymore. In that moment, he wasn’t just singing—he was giving voice to everyone who’s ever fought to keep breathing when they had nothing left.
The video is in the comments. Watch it when you’re ready. But know this: it might just stay with you longer than you expect.
