Jelly Roll admits he ‘hates’ ‘almost all’ of his tattoos: ‘What the f—k was I thinking?’

The Grammy nominee called the design ” a little excessive” before sharing that “a lot” of his tattoos were cover-up jobs.

“The ones that were really bad have already been covered up,” Jelly Roll said.

One such cover-up was an illustration of the Nashville skyline, which was inked over a design reading “Surviving the struggle” … or at least that’s what it was supposed to say.

“We had forgot to put the ‘t’ in it, so it said ‘surviving the sruggle,'” he shared of the botched tattoo.

The CMA winner then showed off a cross reading “RIP Momma V,” sharing that it was his first tattoo and he got it at age 14 after a family friend passed away from AIDS.

As for his numerous face tats, Jelly Roll admitted he didn’t “really remember” his first one since “there’s been so many now.”

However, he said his “most meaningful tattoo” was the large cross on his right cheek, explaining “it was symbolic of a change in me.”

Jelly Roll said the design was “a constant reminder” that he needs to bear his own cross in life, “as the good book says.”

Speaking of his time in jail for drug charges and aggravated robbery, the “Son of a Sinner” singer admitted he got some “cheap” tattoos done, including one that his wife, Bunnie XO —— who celebrated her first anniversary of retiring from sex work this week — mistakenly thought was Elvis.

“It’s Jesus on a cross, and let me tell you how bad it is,” he said, adding, “the first time my wife seen me without a shirt, she asked me did I have Elvis tattooed on my back.”

Perhaps he can get The King as his next cover-up job.