Will Jelly Roll Lead the Week’s Most Popular Country Videos?

Jelly Roll goes back to prison in his new video for “Hands Up” — but this time, it’s to help uplift the men who are currently in the same position he used to be.

The singer makes no secret of the fact that he used to lead a life of crime and spent years in prison as the result of a felony.

In his “Hands Up” video, he performs for inmates at San Quentin, but not before opening with a prayer that they find the power to change, just as he did:

The rapper-turned-country superstar is facing competition from several great new videos this week.

Charles Wesley Godwin joins Wyatt Flores for a new clip, and Trey Calloway also has a new video out, as well as Mo Pitney.

Who’s got your vote this week?

The Top 10 has changed dramatically after two weeks of intense voting.

Malpass Brothers, Midland, Dylan Scott and Little Big Town with Ashley Monroe all make splashy debuts this week.

Spencer Hatcher‘s fan-favorite video for “When She Calls Me Cowboy” retires from consideration this week after a very long run in the Top 5 that saw the country traditionalist reach No.1.

Zach Bryan‘s video for “Breakfast in Bed” is also retiring from consideration, as the singer appear to have deleted the clip online.

Taste of Country lets our readers decide their favorite videos in country music each week, so if you want to see your favorite artists win, you’ve got to vote and keep on voting!

Good luck!

Note: Fans can vote for one video, once every hour until the poll closes next Saturday at 12PM ET. The weekly Top 10 will be revealed immediately after the poll closes. Videos are retired after six months, when fans lose interest or when an artist releases a new video for a current single.

Voting results can change slightly after the weekly poll closes, since we tabulate the votes and remove illegitimate votes that skew the results.