Aaron Weber
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233 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
Aaron Weber’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But I don't want to feel like a douchebag and be like... Like, if I asked Veer Das for tickets to the Nashville Comedy Festival, I think he would be like, who? Who? Who is that? You don't remember the commercial break? Oh, yeah, the worst interview I've ever done? Yes, I do remember the commercial break. And no, you cannot have tickets to my show.
Well, listen, you can hardly blame him. He's doing, yeah, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven shows. That's crazy. He's doing seven shows in one festival. But one of the things I did want to point out. for those who do, is Kid Rock's Comedy Jam will be during the Nashville Comedy Festival. So if you're interested, you want me to see if I can get tickets to Kid Rock's Comedy Jam?
I have zero interest in seeing Kid Rock's Comedy Jam. Well, first of all, I'm not into Kid Rock's music. Not anymore. Well, I don't think I've really ever been.
You did?
I watched a video and this video was like two hours long. And don't ask me why I watch. You know, I have children and I don't know why I'm up till three in the morning watching videos like this.
No, I don't have time. No, I don't have time. I'm already telling you right now I don't have time. It's not that I have the time. It's that sometimes I get sucked into something, you know? You know what I'm saying? Like a good book. Only Brian's watching a live, like someone that was on YouTube live. You know what I'm saying? Like they recorded it and now it's living on YouTube forever.
And I don't think he or she realized that it's going to live on YouTube forever. It's at Sturgis, the motorcycle rally. It's pouring down rain. And it's two hours of one hour of him or her waiting for Kid Rock to come on the stage at the Buffalo Chip. And then an hour of Kid Rock on stage at the Buffalo Chip doing his thing. So I'm watching this.
And it's just like a fascinating look at humanity as this person is like scanning around the audience, talking to random people.
zooming in on boobs and butts and you know things like this and it's dark and it's raining and it's muddy and everybody's kind of you know miserable but drinking and trying to have a good time and you watch as like the crowd just kind of thins out and when by the time kid rock gets up there it's really it's a really weird vibe because even though the first song he sings is bow with a bow or whatever yeah
The crowd is non-reactionary to any of it. They're not bouncing. They're not bowing. They're not doing anything. And Kid is out there in full furs, jumping around the stage like a three-year-old, you know, and everybody's just like, Could be the rain. Could have been that it looks a little chilly out there. Could be that it took a long time for him to get on stage.
Because all I know is that when he was panning around the crowd and talking to certain people, or she, they kept talking about... People on the camera kept talking about when was Kid going to come on? Like, how long do we have to wait? And all this other stuff. So... And that right there convinced me that I do not need to attend a Kid Rock concert anytime in the near future. It's not for me.
It's just not. I watched it and I did it. And so why would you... What? And what...
Why? Did you like?
You did? Mm-hmm. Okay. All right. There's a guy I knew from Tampa. He worked at one of the Chili's that I worked at. And we would always go and get rowdy together, right? We'd go get a kid's margarita. And one time we went to kid's margarita, like double kid's margarita. We both got off at the afternoon shift. And so we were going to go hang out, go to the bar, party all night long.
We went to his parents' house where he was living in this bedroom community here in Atlanta. And his parents were out of town. And I'll never forget this beautiful house, beautiful living room, beautiful entertainment system. You couldn't touch a thing. It was like a museum, right? And here we are. Cutting lines on this glass table. And he puts in this CD.
First time I had ever heard it. I don't think it was anywhere on the radio. I think it was just like a CD that was floating around Tampa for some reason. I guess Tampa's where all this shit floats around. And I remember thinking to myself, yeah, that's not for me. You know, that's not my thing. These guys aren't going to go anywhere. And then Kid Rock becomes the biggest thing since sliced bread.
There was a time. There was a time when Kid Rock.
Yeah, when you were like, oh, that's Kid Rock. Yeah. Yeah. But anyway, I don't need to talk about Kid Rock. I want to talk about Aaron Webber. Yes. Aaron Weber's new special, Specialty Dish, is on YouTube. The link is in the show notes. We'll put the link all week long. Aaron is also on the Nateland podcast. He, of course, does a lot of stand-up comedy. And so you can go to his website.
I'll put the link there. And you can find out if he's coming to a city near you or if you're going to be in Nashville. I know he plays Zanies a lot. So you can check him out. Why don't we do this? And I'm going to press these buttons myself, Chrissy, if you don't mind.
Why don't we do this? Let's take a short break. And then when we get back through the magic of telepodcasting, Ms. Hoadley, we are going to have Erin right here with us. What do you think? I think we should do it. All right. We'll take a break. We'll be back with Erin.
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