Trae Crowder

So it like, it worked as a standup bit.

And I had the idea to try to make like internet videos out of it.

And at first I was like, ah, man, but you know, I'll have to buy a fancy camera.

you know, be just as loud and redneck as they are, but just say a bunch of super liberal shit to like, you know, try to balance the scales. And then I would literally just scream a bunch of like really, really liberal political talking points, but in the most redneck fashion that I could. And it like, I closed with it. It always worked.

you know, be just as loud and redneck as they are, but just say a bunch of super liberal shit to like, you know, try to balance the scales. And then I would literally just scream a bunch of like really, really liberal political talking points, but in the most redneck fashion that I could. And it like, I closed with it. It always worked.

you know, be just as loud and redneck as they are, but just say a bunch of super liberal shit to like, you know, try to balance the scales. And then I would literally just scream a bunch of like really, really liberal political talking points, but in the most redneck fashion that I could. And it like, I closed with it. It always worked.

I'll have to figure out how to edit things and light things.

I don't know how to do any of that.

And it just felt like a barrier to entry or something.

And then one day I saw this preacher guy, like a deep south preacher somewhere in North Carolina, who was standing in the woods by a big truck, just yelling in his phone about like...

Even in like, like small comedy clubs and like Southern cities and stuff like that. Like it always worked because it's wild to say now, but in that time, you know, 2015 ish and like, It wasn't as like charged, the politics.

Even in like, like small comedy clubs and like Southern cities and stuff like that. Like it always worked because it's wild to say now, but in that time, you know, 2015 ish and like, It wasn't as like charged, the politics.

Even in like, like small comedy clubs and like Southern cities and stuff like that. Like it always worked because it's wild to say now, but in that time, you know, 2015 ish and like, It wasn't as like charged, the politics.

He was preaching fire and brimstone about the dangers of transgender people using the bathrooms with their little girls and all this type of stuff.

Right, so like people would... There'd be plenty of people in the crowd who were like, they were conservative, but they would still laugh at that bit because it was just like, that's just a funny juxtaposition. So it worked as a stand-up bit, and I had the idea to try to make internet videos out of it. And at first I was like, ah, man, but I'll have to buy a fancy camera.

Right, so like people would... There'd be plenty of people in the crowd who were like, they were conservative, but they would still laugh at that bit because it was just like, that's just a funny juxtaposition. So it worked as a stand-up bit, and I had the idea to try to make internet videos out of it. And at first I was like, ah, man, but I'll have to buy a fancy camera.

Right, so like people would... There'd be plenty of people in the crowd who were like, they were conservative, but they would still laugh at that bit because it was just like, that's just a funny juxtaposition. So it worked as a stand-up bit, and I had the idea to try to make internet videos out of it. And at first I was like, ah, man, but I'll have to buy a fancy camera.

And it's like not a dick joke inside.

It wasn't funny at all.

Just spewing venom.