Are you one for reading into signs? Then I've got a big one for you. When Jelly Roll performed "Hard Fought Hallelujah" on stage, a double rainbow formed in the sky. Coincidence? Many think not.
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Jelly Roll has been openly Christian for a while, but recently, he's really upped the ante with his worship songs. Between "Hard Fought Hallelujah," "Amen," and "Only God Knows," many more fans are coming to realize just how devout a Christian the former rapper really is.
Well, during a recent concert, Jelly Roll sang "Hard Fought Hallelujah," his recent collaboration with Brandon Lake, who first released the song as a single in November 2024.
While he was singing, the clouds parted to allow a double rainbow to form. Those who know their Genesis will know that the rainbow has significance in Christianity. The rainbow is God's show of his promise to never flood the Earth again.
So as far as religious symbolism goes, the rainbow is a pretty big one. So a double rainbow is pretty astounding.
Jelly Roll shared a video of the event. The camera pans between a stunned Jelly Roll and the double rainbow. You may need to squint to see the second rainbow that sits above the vivid one.
"God is good, God is good, God is good," he captioned the video. He was so moved by the moment that he facetimed Brandon Lake after the show to tell him what happened.
You can watch the incredible moment below.
Fans Believe The Rainbow Is A Sign From God
Jelly Roll's beautiful worship songs mean a lot to his Christian fans. Seeing the double rainbow form means a lot to those who see it as God shining down on the devout singer.
His fans took to the comments to share their thoughts on the incredible event.
"GOD WAS MOVING!!!!" exclaimed an excited believer.
"Wow! God was shining his face!" wrote another.
"I was there. Most surreal thing I've ever seen. He gave his testament and started singing and the double rainbow appeared," recounted a lucky fan.
"Such an amazing experience to be there with you & God the other night!" shared one more.
