Chaos erupted on the set of Jimmy Kimmel Live! when Jelly Roll and Randy Orton got rudely interrupted by Drew McIntyre and Logan Paul.
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Jelly Roll got the chance to guest-host on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, where he interviewed his WWE pal Randy Orton, whom he defended from Logan Paul in the ring at the WWE Friday Night SmackDown. What happens in the ring doesn't stay in the ring, however.
While Jelly Roll and Randy Orton had a lovely chat about their fight, Drew McIntyre stepped onto the set. Now, let's not forget that McIntyre drop kicked Jelly Roll in the ring after fending off Logan Paul for the first time, so there's already plenty of beef.
Drew McIntyre stepped up under false pretenses, pretending to only want to celebrate some good news. However, he quickly got to roasting Jelly Roll the moment he could. Mentioning his staggering weight loss, he made a jab at the singer finally being able to see his "tootsie roll."
Which got a physical response from Randy Orton.
They began to fight, which took them off the set, leaving a bewildered Jelly Roll.
"Let's cut to commercial!" Jelly Roll joked, no longer having anyone to interview.
Until Logan Paul made his entrance.
Logan Paul Picks A Fight With Jelly Roll, Only To Get Body Slammed
"No, I don't think we're gonna go to commercial break," Logan Paul said, emerging from the shadows. After how Jelly Roll roughed him up in the ring, he was back with plenty of vengeance.
After questioning whether Jelly Roll was a talk show host, a singer, or a wrestler, he said, "I told you this, mister dummy roll. Stay in your lane, stupid."
"'Cause I'll tell you what you are. You, my friend, are a greasy, redneck prison rat."
The moment Jelly Roll began to retort, Logan Paul slapped him. A mistake he quickly regretted.
After even more taunting... Jelly Roll grabbed him by the chest, and proceeded to body slam him through Jimmy Kimmel's desk to the cheers of the audience.
"Bulls--t, bro!" he yelled.
Logan Paul lay lifeless, having received his comeuppance.
I gotta say, after all this, I can certainly see why people watch the WWE. This is so damn entertaining.
