Blake Shelton Luke Bryan Texas Floods<\/span><\/p> The venerable website isn’t the source for the latest news regarding Jelly Roll. A very similar-looking site called News NGay (forwarded by a social profile called Musical Meadow) is to blame for this fake Jelly Roll quote:<\/p>\n “I didn\u2019t just read the story. I felt it \u2014 like a punch to the chest … I wrote this song with tears still falling. This one\u2019s for the angels we lost.\u201d<\/p>\n As a result of all of this emotion, Jelly supposedly penned a song called “Angels Don’t Pack Their Bags” that\u00a0pays tribute to the youngest of\u00a0more than 100 people killed when the Guadalupe River flooded over\u00a0Fourth of July weekend (nearly 200 are still missing, per the New York Times<\/em><\/a>).<\/p>\n The tragedy has captured the hearts and minds of all Americans, including country’s biggest stars.<\/p>\n However, Jelly Roll hasn’t shared his feelings on his official social media properties, and he has not written and recorded a new song in response to the tragedy. It’s all a hoax!<\/p>\n The Voice Fandom Facebook page<\/a> is filled with edited photos and graphics that appear to show country stars (mostly Blake Shelton) rescuing children. Almost all\u00a0show the singers in a positive light, so at least it’s not negative.<\/p>\n While there are legit attempts to help \u2014 Robert Earl Keen says he’s planning an event <\/a>\u2014 no big country stars\u00a0have been spotted at the rescue site.<\/p>\n Not even Carrie Underwood. We should have known \u2014 she’s holding the same bag of bread as Shelton!<\/p>\n Facebook.com\/WildWestMemories<\/span><\/p> Jelly Roll is country music’s most fascinating character. His life has taken dozens of wild twists and turns, and he’s been honest about all of it. Here are 25 facts about the “Save Me” singer and his family.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Billy Dukes<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nJelly Roll: 25 Stunning Facts About the ‘Save Me’ Singer<\/h2>\n