Over the weekend, the country musician, 39, announced that he’s leaving the social media platform, slamming it as “toxic.” “This is for sure the most toxic negative app to exist ever — PERIOD. lol,” Jelly Roll, whose real name Jason Bradley DeFord, posted on Sunday.

Jelly Roll is ripping social media platform X for being a forum of toxicity and negativity. The country singer called it the "Wild West."

Twitter may now be X, but it’s keeping up the tradition of prompting celebrities to announce they are leaving the platform.

During the ceremony on Saturday, the singer performed Ozzy Osbourne’ s song "Mama, I'm Coming Home” in tribute to the 75-year-old rocker as he was inducted into the Hall of Fame, while Black, 55, spoke at his induction, per Rolling Stone.

"It's a safe place for everyone to say mean s--t to each other with no consequences," he vented in a recent tweet.

Jelly Roll thinks there’s no saving X. On Sunday, Oct. 20, the country star, 39, announced that he is quitting X (formerly known as Twitter) as he labeled the social networking website “toxic.” The musician wrote on X,

Jelly Roll looks to be officially done with at least one of the more popular social media apps, and he's going out with a bang. Over the weekend, the "I Am Not Okay" crooner blasted X (formerly Twitter) as "the most toxic negative app to exist ever" and suggested he would no longer be an active user of the app owned by Elon Musk.

Stating what many people are thinking, Jelly Roll announced he is officially quitting X (formerly Twitter) while referring to it as the "most toxic" social media app. On Sunday, Oct. 20, the singer and songwriter declared his thoughts about X in a post on the social media platform.