Felon, shmelon.

O.J. Simpson posted another video on Twitter Thursday, saying he was pumped to watch the second round of the Democratic presidential primary debates — despite not even being able to vote.

“Hey Twitter world, yours truly,” the Juice said. “Trying to finish dinner so I can get home and watch the second installment.”

Simpson, 71, appeared to be chowing down on some sushi in the clip — clutching a pair of chopsticks as he spoke.

“The only thoughts about last night? One completely unknown [candidate] to me really surprised me,” Simpson said. “Was pretty good.”

The former football great added, “If I have any suggestion, I would say that when it’s over tonight turn it off. Don’t listen to these pundits and experts tell you who won. With your vote you’re the expert. Enjoy, take care!”

Simpson, a convicted felon, sparked a slew of tweets on Wednesday night when he announced that he’d be tuning into the first round of the debates even though he’s barred from voting.

“Just a stab in the dark here but are ex-cons allowed to vote in your state?” a user blasted.

Nevada, the state where Simpson lives, passed a sweeping criminal justice reform bill last month that will allow felons to vote starting in 2020. However, voting rights “are not automatically restored” to people convicted of a Category A or B felony.

Simpson served nine years behind bars on armed robbery and kidnapping charges related to a 2007 heist in Las Vegas — with both crimes being classified as Category B felonies.

The Twitter jokes kept coming Thursday after Simpson posted his latest video.

“KILLER advice as always juice,” wrote one person.

“Cant miss tonight since you always go for 2,” another said.