Home Free - Southerner in the SNOW - Tim visits Minnesota - REACTION - TOO freakin Funny

Home Free - Southerner in the SNOW - Tim visits Minnesota - REACTION - TOO freakin Funny - I feel you Tim - trust me I do ! I'm ready to move to a warmer state myself!!!!!!
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[@tishatittle1010]

I totally feel Tim on that one, also being a southerner. And, that hot tub snow angels, is how you turn a Bass into a Tenor in 2 seconds flat. ............. ''Now if you'll excuse me. I'm gonna drive south until the air no longer hurts my face.''

[@lynn2574]

Tim is naturally funny, And I love his dry delivery and sarcasm. Unrelated- have you listened to their cover of Winter Song yet? It’s one of my favs.

[@suzannebastien2918]

The lady that said "curl" meant that she plays curling, you know: where you slide a "stone" on the ice and two people are in front with brooms ? 😉

[@louisetemples7011]

Well...! I understand Tim COMPLETELY! YEP! I'm from South Georgia y'all! So... Nope! This is one of my favorites! Tim is so funny! I really love him! For a couple of more fun one's check out some fan recorded video's of STORY TIME WITH TIM! From some live concerts! " WHIP NAE NAE " & " NATEMARE'S " Lot's of fun! I'm sure that other Home Fry's will give you more suggestions too! Thanks!

[@Tessie46255]

My face hurts from laughing! ❤️ Gotta love Tim!

[@lisastevens682]

It's snot cold until it freezes from your nose!!! 😂😂😂

[@TheBlaster54]

😂 Dang, D. This was a lot of fun to watch. Thanks for your comical, yet true, comments.

[@reneroberson2784]

Tim you and that beautiful personality of yours oh my gosh I could listen to you talk and watch you all the time.. You are just such a Beautiful Soul God bless you sweet boy .

[@debbiehall9091]

Tim is so funny 😂😂

[@AmirFazadh]

Dude, you had me laughing til my sides hurt!!! I live in SE Texas myself, not too far from Nederland where Tim's from- though I've lived in PA and went to school in NJ near Barnegat Bay. So I KNOW cold! Tim's deadpan facial reactions are pure gold!!! He's SO frickin' funny!!!

[@marlenekloth4734]

You really need to watch storytime with Tim from concerts they are so funny. Polar plunge is cutting a hole in the ice and jumping in usually to raise money for like St Jude's or something like that I live in Wisconsin we have polar plunge's here also

[@wirelessmikedj7784]

There are MANY storytime with Tim on their channel…they are ALL funny.

[@Afroman29]

Where I used to live in northern BC Canada it was like Minnesota in the winter. The cold made me tough and taught me never to complain about the cold. When that lady and man in the bar said, "I curl" Curling is a winter sport that is like chess and shuffleboard that involves pushing large stones of granite down the ice. Also fun fact, the snowblower was invented by a Canadian.

[@ire1398]

I’m from New England but lived in Seattle for 20 years. Every year it snows one or two days of the year. My husband and I felt like we were the only ones who knew how to drive in it.

[@Subultimate3000]

I love that it was a MENSA card. Humble brag lol

[@teresabratton7260]

I’ve watched this video several times and crack up every time

[@dagmar.6954]

I have watched this a few times & always get a chuckle. Love Tim's sense of humor. If he wasn't a singer, he could make a career as a stand up comedian with his dry wit & monotone delivery. He was brave to go from the hot tub to making angels in the snow. I spent part of my childhood in Quebec Canada & we had long cold winters there. But also remember the fun we had toboggining & skating.

[@ruthcurfman7532]

It's funny, so sarcastic.

[@SBQDawn]

just turned 56 on June 13th of 2022 I was born and raised in WI lived for 7 years in WY ... I still love Snow , prefer the Cold I can't breath well in temps over 74 degrees , will never willingly live too far south ... Maybe Nashville but nope to further south than that and Honestly Want to live in Montana!

[@catherinehubbard1167]

This was really fun, love Tim’s travelogue and your hilarious New Jersey commentary. I understand, because I was born and grew up in Texas and live in New England now. Unlike Tim, it’s hot weather I can’t stand, it totally flattens me. So I’m willing to put up with some snow to avoid the killer summers. The springs are very long and utterly gorgeous and the summers are mostly mild. The winters are nowhere near as cold as the upper Midwest because we’re near the ocean. Of course that means we do get a few hurricanes, but not as many as in southeast Texas. Check out curling, an ice sport that’s a cross between chess, bowling and ice hockey. It’s in the Olympics. I’d like to know what Tim’s stick-on name badge at Buck Hill said. Maybe “South Texan, Thaw when frozen.”

[@kmwwrench]

This is even funnier when you know that his first professional a capella group was based in the Fargo, ND, area. You think Minneapolis has cold and snow... Ha! I grew up just outside of Fargo. I live in the Twin Cities now and it's like being in the tropics.

[@brendagrothier967]

Grew up in central NY. Living in Florida since 1998.....we don't deal with it anymore. Tim lives near Nashville.

[@csutton161]

I am from SC, and in the 90's, lived in Chicago for a year. I FEEL TIM, the cold in Chicago was INSANE...Anything below 60 degrees for a southerner is FREEZING! lol

[@dawnmanzetti1633]

He is genuinely hilarious!! 😆 Great reaction 👍

[@rachellesommerfeld6575]

What do you do in Minnesota in the winter: ice fish, ice skate. play hockey, ski, have snowball fights, make snow angels, make snow forts, snowshoe, walk around the many lakes, snowmobile, make a snowman, and enjoy the weather. I always say we live longer up here because we're flash-frozen.

[@kazzellinempanger8998]

Also, no need to worry about mowing the grass, or other bits of yardwork! ;D

[@theresamnsota3925]

Fun fact…Buck Hill is in the south metro of the Twin Cities. It’s where American Olympic skiier Lindsey Vonn got her start. Also, Tim could have left Buck Hill on I-35 and driven straight to Texas.

[@richardkawucha1232]

"Curl" refers to the sport of "curling", where 32 pound polished granite stones are slid on a flat sheet of ice where the team whose "stones" are closest to the center of the target wins.

[@miamidolphinsfan]

There are several more...Chance's hometown in Alabama & Austin's in Georgia....both are great too !!!

[@brendagrothier967]

Hone Free has a lot of Home Away From Hone videos of all members. And there are a lot of videos of Tim Story time at concerts from the past. He sort of indulge the audience and they love it.

[@grandmakaren4680]

I grew up and still live in Northern Minnesota and remember many -40 temps without the windchill, however on the warmer winter days we went sledding, snowmobiling, ice fishing (without the heated fish house) skating, and just having alot of fun. Now that I am 60 I don't enjoy the snow and cold as much but I don't hate it either ❄

[@Karenbutnotone]

this is always funny no matter how many times I watch it. you should check out their Home Away Home series, but start at the first episode because they all tell a story of their touring. thanks for reacting to this!!

[@ArleneAdkinsZell]

Hilarious, thank you for the giggles!

[@carolyngregory9092]

He's just hilarious 🤣

[@mynanaleo]

His food tours are also fun s well as "Story time with Tim"

[@stanbannmusic8334]

"Ski-U-Mah!" to my fellow Minnesotans! Native Minnesotan and deep fried Home Fry here. Off to see them tonight in Mankato where it all began. This'll be my sixth Home Free concert and I'm sure Tim will have some pithy, astutude observations on the weather. (Let me tell you about doing a big band gig outdoors on New Year's Eve in -10F weather sometime. I couldn't go eight measures without blowing air through my trombone because the slide would freeze. Painful doesn't begin to describe!) Great reaction, D1 Keep the Home Free home fires burnin'!

[@corawilhelm4968]

I'm from Idaho. I now live in Snowflake Az. ❄️ Yes we get snow. Yes I have seen -15⁰. Yes we get blizzards. But because it is Arizona, we don't have to shovel snow. The sun melts it. Yay

[@lucyFV]

I love Tim so much! I love his dry sense of humor!! So cool to see Adam in his home! 🥶

[@annkeathley7794]

Thank You for sharing!! I didn't know they did these types of videos!! Fantastic Humor!! Learn something new everyday!

[@debbiecrawford7925]

Thank you for this one. The Home Fries have been enjoying their sense of humor for years and all their other sides too. Great reaction

[@KaiMarcad]

If I ever go to USA, I'll go to Minnesota, Washington or Montana. The last place I'll go to is Texas. As a Finn I can take -30 degrees, but I cannot survive anything above 90.

[@jillchamberlain6478]

Tim moved to Nashville a few years ago. He and Austin both live in Nashville. Visiting Adam and Darren Rust (producer).

[@SophiaVonHelgastein]

I visited a small town in Minnesota once during a polar vortex, the actual air temperature was -26. I have NEVER felt cold like that before.

[@starwraithe]

I was born and raised in southern Calif, I moved to northern MN(about 45 minutes from the Canadian border)9 years ago, don't ever want to go back, call me crazy but I love it out here, especially the winters

[@denisemiles1787]

I just moved from Northern California to Minneapolis Minnesota. I have gone to a ice shanty art museum on a lake and hiking in the snow at -24 degrees. You don’t stay inside. My tea cup chihuahua loves the snow. California dog.

[@dennisharnish9063]

I live in Wisconsin and love the cold and cheese curds. We have thirty below wind chills. Polar plunge is when you jump in a lake in a swim suit when it is zero degrees.

[@belinda9696]

That's actually where the group started in Mankato Minnesota. Rob, Adam, and their producer Darren Rust still live there.

[@LeandraSilvio]

Absolutely loved this and your reaction. I hope you do more of these... any Storytime with Tim is amazing!

[@kazzellinempanger8998]

13:20 We actually had that in my home, when I was a kid. It's the main reason the veneer started peeling off the inside of the door, despite having a storm door on, as well. Hasn't happened since around the 1990s, though--that's when the temps started getting into the high 90s, and winters didn't get quite so cold. Tim managed to come during one of those extreme cold snaps, though. I'm kind of surprised he didn't hear the loud cracks and pops you can get from nails getting forced out of the wooden beams when the wood shrinks around them (yes, it's disturbing, but at least we know what the noise is!). I had them; very reminiscent of my childhood. *chuckles*

[@reginaminton1135]

It is so much fun watching Tim being so sarcastic and goofy. I am from southeast Texas also. Last year was tough for the short time we froze. -9 degrees for 4-5 days. We didn't have much snow, just a lot of ice. Really hard to walk on. Lots were out of power for 3-4 days. I was lucky, lost power for only 4 hours. But the heaters had a hard time keeping up. Hoping for better this year. Thanks for a great reaction. It was fun.

[@jillchamberlain6478]

Adam and Rob both live in MN. Tim and Austin are in Nashville, TN, and Chance is in CA

[@babyfry4775]

Too funny. I love the snow. I grew up in PA and NH and now live in Colorado so yeah I know snow. It doesn’t bother me much. I don’t like super cold temps though. I’ve been through -24 and that’s too cold but otherwise I don’t mind it too much. Tim is a nut and is very witty and crazy. Love him and Home Free. Loved your reaction D. Have a wonderful Christmas!😍

[@nethanelmasters5170]

When i was a kid we tied an old car trunk lid behind a ford tractor and pull each other around in the fields in summer and winter. One thing was your but got really hot in summer not so much in winter. You had to avoid the cows loafing trees or you could get a used grassy lunch. Adam, Chris, and Rob all live in Minnesota.

[@ChaniElkin]

This was fun to see your reaction as a fellow Home Fry (literally in a way). I'm Minnesotan (born, raised, live, & will probably die in Saint Paul, Minnesota) - come visit & we can do Buck Hill together! I grew up on Buck Hill, but haven't been in ages (haven't been skiing in years either). When I was a kid, it was the rope at Buck Hill. And sledding while crashing into the garage is no big deal. I run hot, so I like the winter. I love turtlenecks, but never really wear them anymore because I'll be too hot. Even when it's insanely cold & the middle of winter - I'll be wearing t-shirts with the fan on me so I don't overheat. Snow shoveling is actually really fun - I can't do it as much as when I was a teen (I'm 30 & have chronic pain), but I still enjoy doing it & listening to my Christmas playlist as I shovel. So I get to have fun singing as I shovel. The hot tub in winter is fantastic! Growing up, my family would go to Great Wolf Lodge for winter vacations. One of our best parts was the water park (and eating crushed ice while getting to watch Disney channel) - spend all day. My mom would read as my sister & I would enjoy ourselves for hours on the rides and lazy river and hot tub. There was a hot tub pool with 3/4 inside and a small outside part with a plastic strips curtain separating the two. This is the Midwest during the winter (as children & teens - early to mid 2000s). So we'd always sit in the outside part because the cold of the winter air & winter breeze on your face and neck helps keep you from feeling too hot and you enjoy the hot water even more. Also we loved swimming underwater, fully submerge ourselves and then pop back up and sit with our hair on the concrete edge. Because our wet hair would freeze and stick to the cement/concrete and sting when we un-stuck it. Then submerge and do it again. Over and over (yes we would stick our tongues on cold metal in winter to freeze & enjoy the sting). We have a hill right outside our house for sledding, local library a few blocks away has a large hill. Then you get cocoa, fire in the fireplace, and scrabble as you listen to Old Time Radio Shows (which are awesome & you should check out if you don't know them) back inside... I had great winters (& general childhood seasons) growing up!

[@paulamonaghan3280]

Lots of babies being born in August through October!!!! I live in central Minnesota. Curling is a sport where a smooth stone, I believe made from granite, is pushed on ice toward a target. The ice is swept in front of it to speed up or slow it down and give it its direction (involves friction, physics, etc). Look for it being played in the winter Olympics.

[@R.POWELL]

I know EXACTLY how he feels. We grew up in the same small town (Nederland,Texas) and graduated from the one and only high school. I DON'T like snow and YES we did freak out to that snow stuff !! If it's below 65 THEN IT'S TOO COLD !! LOL. BUT I would do the snow tubing though !!

[@dennisharnish9063]

Thirteen is warm for Minnesota. It is beautiful when it is old like that. I live in Wisconsin which is colder. Cheese curd are good

[@WildLupine9]

"winter's gotta be a good 2-3 months!" Yeah no. Speaking as someone who lives in Minnesota. Winter's more like 6 months of like 30 degrees max

[@angelamason9840]

This is one of my favorite home free blogs, and I still giggle every time! The Rupp brothers and Tim always get me laughing the most! 😂 Thank you!

[@travisrussell9166]

i have watched this a few times, i live in New Hampshire in the mountains, gets pretty cold here too, but not normally as bad as they get it. We have snow tubing parks around here also, they are a blast. you do not have to keep climbing the hill like when i was a kid, they have stuff that like moving sidewalks to get you to the top. Its fun when they have night tubing. Then when your done ,its sit in front of the fire and down your choice of adult beverages. I am 63 years old and i go with the grandkids.

[@arhpartridge2208]

Texas is fantastic when Alaska doesn’t decide to come for a visit and our power system shuts down! It’s Hotter than the hips of Hades in the summer (avg temp 100+) but it is home. Tim is from Houston - where hurricane Harvey hit several years ago. Dallas Fort Worth deals with Tornadoes every spring.

[@maryhuhnke8496]

This was FanF**kingtastic!!! I live in Michigan and I can relate!!🤣👍👍😎

[@marlahudgins7038]

I love Tim

[@geniej9093]

I'm chilled to the bone just watching this. Laughing out loud.

[@staceyford6733]

Come to Indiana in the winter...after a heavy snow AND Ice! You'll need prestone windshield deicer, a scraper, a shovel and those traction things to wear on your boots. You know, so you won't slip and break something.

[@ginnyedmister3717]

You mentioned wanting to live in Texas in the Southlake, Grapevine, Keller area. That’s where I live. Today was Christmas and it was 84! Not usually this warm!

[@tracyanneknowles7293]

Some of us know about winters. I drove a truck as far north as you can drive in Canada. But yes watching my fellow Texans try to drive. But there is a reason I live in texas I like warm weather. But tim grew up an hour east of me. So I know where he's coming from. I like the 40 year round. Lol

[@lancewoolfolk8824]

Not snow... it's the ice. It's always funny when northerners come down bragging they can drive in the Snow..... then they realize that the snow is slippery because of the ice. Now that's funny. Lol

[@lisaseverance6785]

Minnesotan here. Ya = Yes. Ya, No. = Are you kidding? No. All seriousness, Tim was here during a polar vortex which happens about once a year in February and lasts a week. After that, it's a typical winter of 20-30 degree weather. I hate the vortex ...it gets dangerous cold then. But I can put up with it for a week for the beautiful parts of winter.

[@sandralorenz1796]

This is how we Texans feel about cold. If I'm cold, you have to put on a sweater. 70 degrees is my bottom line. Curling is an Olympic sport involving a granite stone and a broom. We have four seasons in Texas...January, February, March and Summer.

[@annebiebrich9155]

Then there's me....born and raised in Buffalo, NY and moved to Florida 25 yrs ago ! I miss the north...I miss snow

[@ReactionsbyD]

you missed Buffalo's recent 6ft Snow storm then lol, I have a feeling you would have passed on that one lol

[@annebiebrich9155]

@@ReactionsbyD I might have passed on that one ! Lol 😂

[@kelleyoneal2578]

Tim is from Texas buy pretty sure he lives in Nashville area now. That storm hit Oklahoma and north Texas in late October 2020 and knocked out power to roughly 450,000 people. I had friends without power for almost 3 in Oklahoma City.

[@R.POWELL]

Sounds like you got your dryer going!! Lol

[@teckiemom]

After being frozen into our Montana apartment for a week in February of 1989 when we excited to see the temperatures get up to -10 degrees, this looks like a cake walk! #MontanaNative

[@annebiebrich9155]

I'm from Buffalo, NY and now live in Florida. I miss snow!!

[@ReactionsbyD]

lol until one good snow storm - then you will forget quick :P

[@nightthornkvala94132]

Tim is from Nederland, Texas but I think he lives in Nashville. Austin too if I remember right. Chance lives in Los Angeles. Rob and Adam in Minn.

[@loriloy7097]

I'm a Floridian I would have no idea how to drive!

[@brendawitters542]

I live in Wisconsin and last year we had -29° for 2 days... It was awesome...

[@stephanieosadchuk5689]

Great video. I’m Canadian…and also entirely over the snow.

[@kpmsp]

I'm a born and raised Minnesotan. The cold never bothered me when I was younger but does a bit now that I'm older, although, we do know how to dress for it. I can't imagine moving as I would NEVER survive in the heat of the south and would miss the beauty of the north way too much.

[@jamesblanton3744]

I live in Florida and feel Tim's pain

[@sharonmortimer3843]

The first person was Darren Rust their producer. Rob also lives in Minnesota. Your may want to check out some of the Storytime with Tim. Definitely check out the Whp Nae Nae one. Enjoyed watching your reaction to this video.

[@ire1398]

Come to Maine Tim! You’d love the Fall

[@tammiehonican76]

If you watch some of the concerts Tim does a few comedy routines! He is really funny! Love your videos!

[@jojudd3116]

Story time with Tim about the Barnacles is so funny. Watch that one and then watch Story time with Tim about the Angler Fish....that is HYSTERICAL!!!!!

[@jeffwinters3808]

Went to buck Hill for a 6th grade skiing trip it was my first time skiing.its in Burnsville,Minnesota

[@shirleytamburano6256]

Curling is a big sport in Canada. Has been around for years.

[@ragemachine420]

Trust me that tube hill was easy.. I’ve been on one where the sides of the runs are higher and you get way faster… you can go up to 8 tubes interlocking on some but if it’s right conditions they don’t let you because you get too much speed and dangerous lol

[@zannebrazeau]

omg that be mad funny l be born and raised in western massachusetts(new england) and while winters can be brutal least they dun be that brutal l also canna believe tim made a snow angel while bein both wet and naked he be lucky his nads didna fall off

[@forkjob]

I have friends in Wyoming. Pinedale, WY. They say you either die of drinking or become a black belt.

[@mariawilliams4941]

I live in the south East UK if it’s -2 we’d come to a stand still, 2 snow flakes and there’s no salt in the shops, loo rolls are being hoarding and you can’t get a loaf of bread!! Trains stop running due to a snowflake on the lines (I don’t mean a human)

[@chuckhoard1330]

Northern Minnesota here

[@shellywagoner5259]

Im from Texas; it was not snow last winter; it was straight ice!

[@danamills3981]

He lives in Nashville but is from Texas

[@miamidolphinsfan]

exactly...from Nederland, Tx but lives in Nashville for a few years now

[@jillchamberlain6478]

Another fun one, less than 5 minutes… Home Free Funny moment and Band Intros. 04-04-18

[@ragemachine420]

Crazy I went to buck hill 😂 it’s in Burnsville

[@ryanfelts2974]

I as a born and raised Minnesotan can confirm that none of us like winter, but up here there's a common belief that our winters last about 5 months long.

[@SBQDawn]

As a Wisconsinite I did laugh too hard. Adam suckered him so bad but they all prank each other all the time Tim should have been more suspicious Giggle. Tim is From TX he now lives in Nashville TN

[@mileschang4836]

Good place to Nordic skiing.

[@juliamangan9475]

You should Check out Tim's Eats Series. He has parts 123 Texas Eats and Nashville Eats and a couple of others. He is a 'foodies and takes his friends to his fav4places to eat around the USA.

[@catherinehubbard1167]

What’s in southeast Texas? Hurricanes and hell summers.

[@judyduguay8673]

lmao you should try where I live, I am in Winnipeg, manitoba canada it gets to be -40 celcius lol