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Did You Know?

The cover artwork (designed by Manspeaker) was a parody of The Beatles' Let It Be album cover.

The band was forced to re-release their album and long form video, as well as change all merchandise carrying the "Jellà¶" name.Later in 1992, Green Jellà¿ was sued by the Kellogg Company for trademark infringement of their Toucan Sam character, as well as others.

Kim O'Donnell also designed and created all the artwork, covers, comics, and logos for the band.In 1991, the band approached BMG subsidiary label Zoo Entertainment, and claiming they were the "World's First Video Only Band," offered to make the entire project (all music, videos, artwork, etc.) entirely on their own for the unheard-of sum of $50,000.

Additionally, the band was forced to remove the music video for the song "Cereal Killer" from the long form home video release.

It was founded by Bill Manspeaker and Joe Cannizzaro.

Years later in an interview with New York Rocker magazine, Joey Ramone singled out Green Jellචas the worst (and messiest) band to ever open for the Ramones.