Jelly Roll’s monologue started as self-deprecation. He joked about losing more than 300 pounds, then flipped it toward Donald Trump: “From one fat pig to another,” he said, adding that weight loss might finally let the former president “see [his] penis again.” He pushed further, quipping that he’d “lost an entire Donald Trump,” and tied Trump’s approval ratings to the idea that “most of the country” wants to lose him too.

Florida Republican Jimmy Patronis responded with fury, publicly declaring Jelly Roll “100% not welcomed” in his panhandle district and sneering that he “ain’t country, never was.” Within hours, users dug up an older tweet where Patronis had praised the singer, turning his outrage into a spectacle of hypocrisy. Jelly Roll refused to retreat, telling viewers that any U.S. president should be able to handle a few jokes—along with gas prices, healthcare, and wars. His final punchline was pure disbelief: that a tattooed ex-felon who lost 300 pounds and won three Grammys could rile a president more than Rosie O’Donnell, all over jokes that a congressional “ban” can’t legally enforce.