TCB Infomercial: Trae Crowder
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What experiences shaped Trae Crowder's comedic style?
My whole life growing up, poor, rural Tennessee, whenever I heard others talk about white people, in my head that was always like Connecticut, Yacht Club, like, is that dill? Fucking white people, right? Like, white people. And I didn't know what I was, but I knew I wasn't the same thing as them. And it was very confusing to me as a young man. Now that I'm an adult, it couldn't be more clear. I'm not white. I'm white trash. And it is different. It is different. There's a whole list of differences. Like white people got a trust fund. White trash people got trust issues. White people got a sister who's secretly a lesbian. White trash people got a sister who's secretly their mama. White people play golf with their boss on the weekends.
White trash people play scratch-offs with their rent money on payday. It's different. On this episode of the Commercial Break. A lot of times the people in places like that who are on the other side or on the left or whatever, they just, they like never speak up and I don't blame them. It's like, you don't want to be the one that ruins Thanksgiving dinner or whatever, or just gets yelled, gets ganged up on. So I get it, but I never had that problem when I was growing up. And what I've always chalked that up to is the other thing that was going on with me as a kid was that like, I was the smart kid in my school, which I realize now looking back is like being the straightest guy to share a concert. It's not really that impressive, but I didn't know that.
I had no frame of reference. The next episode of The Commercial Break starts now.
Oh, yeah. Cats and kittens. Welcome back to the commercial break. I'm Brian Green. This is my dear friend and the co-host of the show, Chris Joy Hoadley. Best to you, Chris. Best to you out there in the podcast universe. How the hell are you? Thanks for joining us on a TCB infomercial Tuesday with our friend Trey Crowder. Trey Crowder is a noted comedian. And political commentarian, I guess is the best way to put that, known as the liberal redneck. And some of you will know his work and some of you will not. Some of you will care and some of you won't. But I really think that Trey has got some important stuff to say. I've enjoyed his stuff for a long time, so I'm glad that he is coming in. Trey is on the constant never-ending stand-up tour, as most comedians are, and he's a very popular one.
TreyCrowder.com is where you can get tickets to any of his shows. He's also got a brand new special out on YouTube and his website called Trash Daddy. And I think he's got a couple of other things in the works. Maybe we'll get a chance to talk to him about that. But, you know, listen. Not everybody a huge fan when we choose to talk politics or bring people on who do talk politics. But give it a chance. We're not here to beat up anybody. We're just here to have a conversation. Yeah, have a conversation. Absolutely. And I'm open to conversations on all sides of the aisle because I think that's what we need. We need to talk to each other. About what? Where we can find common ground. Like mountain monsters and Carl Lentz is an idiot.
And, you know, most... churches are scams for money well i mean let's just be honest about it most churches are scams for money frankie b frankie b although frankie's b seems to have gone away i don't know where frankie is what's that got a girl i know but he could make a video about something about his diet about his hair plugs about something i wish frankie b would make a video i'm i'm like almost tempted almost tempted to write him and say we're we're out of content to review bro what's going on give us something We're out of content to review. Give us something. While I've got you and before Trey gets here, I'll remind you that on May 31st, the 12 Hours of TCB, celebrating five years of the commercial break and 12 additional episodes.
In Mental Health Awareness Month, which is, of course, May. We're going to do it on the last day of May because that's the kind of people we are. We wait till the very last minute to tell you about mental health.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What experiences shaped Trae Crowder's comedic style?
0:00–4:26
2
How did Trae Crowder's 'Liberal Redneck' videos go viral?
4:26–9:17
3
What challenges does Trae face with political comedy?
9:17–10:55
4
How does Trae Crowder view the current political landscape?
10:55–20:21
5
What insights does Trae provide on the impact of social media on comedy?
20:21–25:14
6
How has Trae's upbringing influenced his views on politics?
25:14–35:39
7
What are Trae's thoughts on the future of the Democratic Party?
35:39–44:51
8
What upcoming projects can fans expect from Trae Crowder?
44:51–1:02:31