Jelly Roll
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Johnny and Ricky always come out and sing, man. They're fun. That's awesome. Yeah, dude. It never gets any better. Dude, look at you. You're living the life. It's fucking weird, dude. You're living the life. It's the shit we grew up listening to.
Johnny and Ricky always come out and sing, man. They're fun. That's awesome. Yeah, dude. It never gets any better. Dude, look at you. You're living the life. It's fucking weird, dude. You're living the life. It's the shit we grew up listening to.
Yeah. This is weird. Especially people you watched back in your childhood. Yeah. Out of all the comedians I met, the only one I've probably ever made an ass of myself to is Ron White. Because I literally have watched him since I was a teenager. Because he was such a voice for...
Yeah. This is weird. Especially people you watched back in your childhood. Yeah. Out of all the comedians I met, the only one I've probably ever made an ass of myself to is Ron White. Because I literally have watched him since I was a teenager. Because he was such a voice for...
Yeah. This is weird. Especially people you watched back in your childhood. Yeah. Out of all the comedians I met, the only one I've probably ever made an ass of myself to is Ron White. Because I literally have watched him since I was a teenager. Because he was such a voice for...
I don't want this to come off disrespectful, but being from the South in my household, we thought Jeff Foxworthy was incredibly funny. We liked his books more than his comedy, though, because we felt like his comedy almost felt a little forced to us as Southern people. It just didn't sit right, you know, in my household. In what way? In this way of like.
I don't want this to come off disrespectful, but being from the South in my household, we thought Jeff Foxworthy was incredibly funny. We liked his books more than his comedy, though, because we felt like his comedy almost felt a little forced to us as Southern people. It just didn't sit right, you know, in my household. In what way? In this way of like.
I don't want this to come off disrespectful, but being from the South in my household, we thought Jeff Foxworthy was incredibly funny. We liked his books more than his comedy, though, because we felt like his comedy almost felt a little forced to us as Southern people. It just didn't sit right, you know, in my household. In what way? In this way of like.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I mean?
Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I mean?
Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I mean?
It was hilarious. All the books, we religiously. But when we're watching a blue collar special as a family, and I know this wasn't the way to watch it in hindsight, we're all waiting on it. You know what I mean?
It was hilarious. All the books, we religiously. But when we're watching a blue collar special as a family, and I know this wasn't the way to watch it in hindsight, we're all waiting on it. You know what I mean?
It was hilarious. All the books, we religiously. But when we're watching a blue collar special as a family, and I know this wasn't the way to watch it in hindsight, we're all waiting on it. You know what I mean?
He's the voice of our household, but I'm also in a household full of drunks, by the way. My father's a raging alcoholic. My mother does drugs. All my brothers do drugs. But it was like, you know, we loved Jeff. We love Bill, Larry the Cable Guy. But, man, when we just โ Ron was our โ you know, he just spoke to โ
He's the voice of our household, but I'm also in a household full of drunks, by the way. My father's a raging alcoholic. My mother does drugs. All my brothers do drugs. But it was like, you know, we loved Jeff. We love Bill, Larry the Cable Guy. But, man, when we just โ Ron was our โ you know, he just spoke to โ
He's the voice of our household, but I'm also in a household full of drunks, by the way. My father's a raging alcoholic. My mother does drugs. All my brothers do drugs. But it was like, you know, we loved Jeff. We love Bill, Larry the Cable Guy. But, man, when we just โ Ron was our โ you know, he just spoke to โ
Yeah. Dierks Bentley goes and plays this, like, with his bluegrass band, like a 200-person bar every week.
Yeah. Dierks Bentley goes and plays this, like, with his bluegrass band, like a 200-person bar every week.
Yeah. Dierks Bentley goes and plays this, like, with his bluegrass band, like a 200-person bar every week.