Jelly Roll publicly responded to Forrest Frank's decision to no longer attend awards shows or accept trophies for his Christian music, which Frank describes as "from Jesus and for Jesus." Jelly Roll pointed out what he saw as a contradiction: Frank refuses trophies but still profits financially from the same music. Jelly Roll wrote, "Won't receive trophy for something from Jesus for Jesus but will take the profits from something from Jesus for Jesus. Maybe I'm missing something here lol." He described Frank's stance as an "interesting take" and expressed curiosity about how Frank reconciles profiting from his faith-based music while rejecting the awards recognition. Forrest Frank responded with grace, explaining that he struggled with making Christian music a business but felt called to share his music. He also emphasized that how he uses the money after legally receiving it is private and that he values spiritual rewards over material ones. Despite the public debate, the two artists spoke by phone and clarified there is no bad blood between them, with Frank saying, "We are GOOD. Actually, in my head, we were never not good." Jelly Roll and Forrest Frank seem to respect each other's perspectives, though they approached the topic from different convictions on faith and commercial music.