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  NEW: While other singers drop F bombs and virtue signal about ICE, Jelly Roll praises Jesus Christ at the Grammys. “I know they're gonna try to kick me off here, so just let me try to get this out.” “First of all, Jesus, I hear you and I'm listening, Lord. I am listening.” “I… pic.twitter.com/fiSrTAiVX0 — Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) February 2, 2026   Collin Rugg's post highlights a moment from the 2026 Grammy Awards where Jelly Roll (real name Jason DeFord) won the Best Contemporary Country Album for his record Beautifully Broken . In his acceptance speech, he delivered an emotional, faith-filled message focused on Jesus Christ, which stood out against the backdrop of other artists using their speeches to criticize ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) and make political statements about immigration under the current administration. Here's the key part of Jelly Roll's speech (as quoted in the post and widely reported): “I know they're gonna try to kick m...

  The unbuttoned shorts and the cowgirl boots in her home state... TEXAS GIRL MINA pic.twitter.com/R7B0mpg34s — minaron (@godmitzu) February 2, 2026   The X post you linked (from  @godmitzu ) is a fan video clip of TWICE's Mina performing during their concert in Dallas, Texas. The caption reads: "The unbuttoned shorts and the cowgirl boots in her home state... TEXAS GIRL MINA" It highlights Mina rocking a stylish cowgirl-inspired look — specifically unbuttoned shorts paired with cowboy boots — while performing on stage. This was a special nod to her roots, since Mina (full name Mina Sharon Myoi) was born in San Antonio, Texas on March 24, 1997, to Japanese expatriate parents (she moved to Japan as a young child and grew up there). The clip shows her energetic performance, and it blew up with over 11,000 likes , many reposts, and fans going wild in the replies. Common reactions include: Praising her insane abs and overall vibe ("Her abs are insane! She’s INSANE....

  BEGGED HIS WIFE TO COME TO THE SHOW JUST TO DO THIS SHIT IN FRONT OF HER AND OH MAN SHE IS LUCKY THAT MICROPHONE WAS IN THE WAY THAT NIGHT pic.twitter.com/4EB7171fZj — ؘ (@torturedfilm) February 2, 2026   The clip in that post is from the finale of Daisy Jones & The Six (Prime Video series, 2023), specifically the chaotic final concert scene at Soldier Field in Chicago. In the story: Billy Dunne (played by Sam Claflin), the married frontman of the band, has been fighting intense chemistry and feelings for Daisy Jones (Riley Keough) throughout the season. He begs his wife Camila to come to the show, partly hoping to salvage their marriage. But by the final performance, Billy has relapsed into drinking and drugs after believing his marriage is over. On stage, he gets extremely close and physical with Daisy while performing — culminating in a very public, passionate kiss right in front of the crowd (and Camila, who is watching). The post's caption humorously (and dramatic...

  Live reaction to Billie Eilish going on a “Fuck ICE” rant 🤮 Painful to listen to. pic.twitter.com/CuUVjGJKbZ — Emily Austin (@emilyraustin) February 2, 2026   Emily Austin  @emilyraustin ), a conservative sports broadcaster and podcast host, posted a viral video of her live reaction during the 2026 Grammy Awards to Billie Eilish's acceptance speech for Song of the Year (for "Wildflower," co-written with her brother Finneas). In the clip, Austin shows visible disgust and mocks Eilish, saying things like "I'm so edgy. I said, 'Fuck ICE.' Oh my god" while making exaggerated facial expressions (eye rolls, grimaces, etc. She captioned it: "Live reaction to Billie Eilish going on a “Fuck ICE” rant Painful to listen to." The post blew up, gaining over 84,000 likes, millions of views, and tens of thousands of replies and quotes — but the overwhelming majority of responses were highly negative toward Austin. Many users called her out, with popu...