Some might find 'Let's Roll' too corny for a roughneck hillbilly like Yelawolf, but we appreciate his sentimentality and his hometown pride.

There are several hints of awesomeness in Yelawolf's new music video for 'Let's Roll,' a single off his debut LP, 'Radioactive' that features Kid Rock. The visuals, released today (Jan. 11), take ...

Yelawolf went to the birthplace of hip-hop to shoot his video for his latest single, 'Let's Roll.' The Alabama rhyme-spitter rolled through the Bronx, N.Y. and along the way picked up Kid Rock and ...

Fresh off the release of Radioactive, Yelawolf stopped by Conan and brought along Travis Barker to take over the drums during the performance. "Let's Roll" is the second single from Catfish Billy ...

Yelawolf continues his heavy promotional run for his Radioactive offering and attended last night’s taping of Late Show with David Letterman. The Alabama rapper joined forces with Kid Rock in ...

The duo of Yelawolf (L) and Shooter Jennings have released their debut rock album, 'Sometimes Y.' Spidey Smith While Sometimes Y is the first rock and roll album from the duo of rap star Yelawolf ...

Yelawolf and Kid Rock split time between Alabama and The Bronx cruising in the chevy with legend, DJ Kool Herc. On of my favorite cuts off Radioactive and the second single titled, “Let’s Roll ...

Jelly Roll has seen video and read stories of singers getting items thrown at them on stage, and he's not impressed.

He brings along Kid Rock for a live version of " Let's Roll," to which Dave says "nice job guys," before he makes a joke about Kid Rock's fur coat. [via MrWorldPremiere] Yelawolf Videos SHARE THIS ...

Country music star Jelly Roll's wife, Bunnie Xo, got her husband's attention by lifting her shirt at an ice hockey rink, sparking laughter and smiles.

Yelawolf and Shooter Jennings' new rock project Sometimes Y have released another new song, "Rock & Roll Baby." It's the second single from their upcoming self-titled debut album, which arrives ...

The 808 patter of “Let’s Roll” has an unexpectedly soulful chorus from Kid Rock, but the verses tell a convincing tableau of rising from slow-rolling prescription-pill popping to real pride.