Jelly Roll’s 16-year-old daughter says she plans to go to college and study law

“In terms of music, I don’t have any plans at the moment. I don’t know if I ever will,” Bailee said when asked if she would follow in her father’s footsteps.

Jelly Roll raise an ambitious daughter!

During an appearance on the Monday, November 18 edition of his stepmother of Bunnie Xo podcast, The stupid blonde16 years old Bailey opened up about all the goals he set for himself after graduating from high school.

“I want to go to Colombia for law,” Bailee said after being asked if she wanted to follow in her country superstar father’s footsteps.

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“That’s where I want to go and I want to study law. As for music, I don’t have any plans at the moment. I don’t know if I ever will,” she continued.

The teenager said she thinks she would “definitely want to do criminal defense” and doesn’t think she would “survive” in anything civil, noting that she might want to specialize in narcotics cases.

“I think it’s very complex. It’s very complex, morally and legally. There are a lot of loopholes,” she said.

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“It’s wild, to be honest. And I think that’s part of why I’m so invested in it,” Bailee continued. “Because if I had gone into medicine, I would have done medicine and I hate the medical field. I hate western medicine. I hate the way we do health care and health insurance and everything, and I couldn’t — there was no going into it for me.”

“And no matter what field I go into, I’m ready to shake things up,” Bailee continued, noting that she would consider being a congresswoman, judge or president.

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Speaking about her current high school experience with a famous dad, she said, “Everybody just doesn’t care anymore.”

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“Because we’re all used to it,” Bailee explained. “He came to football games and everything. So I think everyone is kind of over that “Oh my God.” And also, people know they don’t do that to me. So it’s quite easy to make new friends, but I don’t do that anymore.”