Team Jordans are Better than Retros !! Zach rushing - mamma T’s fish fry Reaction

[@patriciakeith6755]

MrLboyd, Boot Scootin Boogie is a country song by Brooks and Dunn and there is a line dance that was created to go with the song.

[@reverendstumpy9676]

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[@Gnomojo]

It’s also the whitest country song imaginable. Well. Up there top 10 at least.

[@cathybrown8334]

I love Boot Scootin Boogie.

[@coachmikesfilmroom3111]

Not to be confused with the Hoop Shootin Boogie, a parody created for the phoenix suns during their championship attempt against the Bulls in 94.

[@nikolatovar9884]

When I was in junior high, they made us learn to dance the Boot Scootin' Boogie in gym class. I am from the midwest and this is how we do here.

[@collinbrown7572]

Having met Zach on multiple occasions...he is genuine and genuinely funny. He's not joking about the size 15 shoe either. That's a big ol' boy right there.

[@lenawright1857]

Lol! I'm not familiar with Zach Rushing, but my son (the baby of 5 children and the only boy) turned 17 Feb 2022 and he's 6'3" with a size 15 shoe! So yeah I will agree he's BIG! Zach does seem to have a good heart, especially if what I've recently (just tonight) heard. He survived cancer 3x! That's phenomenal ❤️!

[@jonathonmorgan2354]

Having gone to school with him. I can assure you. He has ALWAYS been a rather tall and large individual.

[@chuckh9168]

Pfft. Only 15.

[@cgrysko9728]

Zach's "it's simply out of respect" is an absolute must. Amazing human being!

[@witchfromthenorth5294]

Yes!!

[@mattfraser9661]

Amen to that!

[@Wolf_1775]

Can confirm, La Chankla is a lethal weapon mastered by Latina mothers. Buddy is Puerto Rican, got sassy with his momma. She gave him /that/ look, the one where you know you done f-d up and should make right with God last week. He sprints off, and before my brain could even process what my eyes had witnessed she had whipped a 4" stiletto heeled shoe at him without even spilling a drop of her drink. It didn't matter that he was sprinting to the other end of the yard, that there were no less than a dozen family members between him and her... nope. BAM, that heel nailed him square between the shoulder blades, and he went ass over tea kettle and landed short of the gate. And that was my introduction to Latino cookouts.

[@jimz6850]

Abuela just had to give "that look" with "La Chancla" and no matter what-you got right back in line.

[@jenniferbriggs3796]

LMAO!

[@TreyM1609]

I myself have been hit with a flip flop at a distance but as a white kid but my black aunt. My mom told me” don’t run she’s got a lot of accuracy with that shoe”

[@celestialangel666]

I mentioned it to my mom once - she's older Latina so they just use flyswatters and the nearest wooden cooking implement that isn't in use. She was not surprised when I explained La Chancla. ...my sister and I were good, we were only given The Look and The Voice, not La Chancla.

[@Wolf_1775]

@@celestialangel666 The Voice is terrifying. And you know you're a moment away from death when your full name is used with it.

[@stephanietip]

You notice he held the pan and someone else came to get it to take to the table.The reason,THEY SAW WHAT YOU DID TO THOSE JORDANS AND OBVIOUSLY CANT BE TRUSTED TO WALK RIGHT WITH THE FOOD.

[@CShrug]

Ndeed

[@smartassist9700]

Southern “slang” from state to state is almost equal to visiting different countries. I love culture, America has such a rich diverse groups of cultures in one country! I’ve travel ASIA Pacific and walked in their shoes for miles. It was such a blessing. I also love your personality and enjoy watching you experience new things. If you came with me to ASIA… you will be a complete changed man.

[@lorijones8147]

OH.. and btw.. I grew up in south Alabama, about 20 miles from South Mississippi and we 100% speak like he does down here... humor is our second language. Many of the things he says in his videos do not strike me as funny because its our normal dialect. but it is very funny to see others react to it. I was in Cincinnati on a bus and my best friend asked me If I was tired.. my response was the normal one for us but not the rest of the bus I am guessing. After I answered " I'm slap wore out" the people around us erupted into laughter.. it took us a minute to figure out what was going on.. Understand, contrary to popular belief, that doesn't make us any less intelligent than any other area... we aren't stupid down here, we just communicate differently....

[@victorialove9104]

Yes!

[@primoguerrero7928]

I rad this here coment with a proper southern accent..

[@maximumeffort3225]

The Flip Flop!!!! The trauma I saw on your face as you tired to explain and the memories started coming back was PRICELESS!!!

[@moonchild848]

as a canadian, I find it amazing to hear so many diverse accents!! Mr. Lloyd, I just love hearing you speak. You have the kind of voice for radio. It's unique and lovely to listen to. I also have mad respect for your channel...Keep it up! you're doing great!!

[@Anti-Identity-Entity]

Def! He really should be doing some Audiobooks or something! Maybe narrate a few of those nature documentaries like Planet Earth.

[@moonchild848]

@@Anti-Identity-Entity I totally agree!!

[@karenpickford7112]

Everything he said was perfectly understandable for anyone from the South, because that's how most of us talk. With the Slim Jim's and mayonnaise--He just meant that his dad ate a lot of both but not both together. There's another series of KZbin video's I'd love to see you react to...They're titled, "Sh*t Southern Women Say" They are hilarious and so very accurate. :)

[@jessicashenefield1546]

So very accurate. And I'm a transplant from the northwest, and southwest. So very accurate. Have you seen the card game from It's A Southern Thing called What Mama Used to Say. So funny! I sent it to my FIL in Cali. #bwahahaha

[@TheJimprez]

I'm a French Canadian. I LOVE Mayonaise and I make my own most of the time... But I CLEARLY remember being looked at like I was some kind of extra-crispy thing, for asking for Mayonaise with my fries in South Carolina in the 80s. The owner actually gave me a bottle of Ketchup and LOOKED at me like he was daring me to ask for Mayo again... I used the ketchup... Have things changed that much, or did I pick the wrong place or food group to ask Mayonaise for? I'd REALLY like to know. It's been bothering me for DECADES!!! And like the guy says all the time. I don't want to insult anyone. I just want to know the way to go about it. If the USA is ever a place I visit again...

[@jessicashenefield1546]

@@TheJimprez I had a high school classmate, in southwest US, who was originally from the mitten portion of Michigan. She introduced me to mayo with fries and I enjoyed them thoroughly--until I overdid it and haven't been able to mayo a fry since the early 90s. I do like to dip cold chicken or turkey in mayo though! I surmise that you would get the same level of disdain in SC if you attempted it again. Each state has its own quirks, and even various locations within those states have individual quirks and judgements. Tho with the quantity of transplanting occurring these days it likely would depend on where exactly you were and who was serving you. I'm near an area of the southeast that I joke is New Long Island because it's been overrun by folks that have relocated from Long Island NY. Maybe on your next gastric adventure to the States you can approach it as "it's common where I grew up to use mayo as a fry dip, what's the common fry dip here" and request some of the local fave along with your mayo. Might soften up any judgemental servers as well as potentially introducing you to some interesting flavors or conversations. And the server might even explore mayo with their own fries. (It really is tasty, maybe I'll be able to enjoy them again someday.)

[@Sewicked]

@@TheJimprez You asked for mayo for the wrong food group. Things have loosened up so you'll get a funny look or 3, but you'll get your mayo if they have it.

[@khalaq2]

You hit the nail on the head, Bro. Human beings are human beings the world over. We all have so much in common, yet it is our differences which make us interesting to one another. The more of humanity you see, the more you realize we are all one family, and the more you can appreciate those differences.

[@JoeFF85]

Wearing size 15 shoes is a legit struggle. Most stores, even dedicated shoe stores, don't carry anything larger than a size 14 in stock. I haven't been able to buy shoes anywhere but online since college thanks to that.

[@STLKINGZ314]

He said he bought them online.

[@pfury67]

Even getting size 14 is a PITA in person, and usually when your foot is that big (as I'm a 14), the fit is always awkward. I would love to have unlimited options to test out on my foot when I go to the shoe store. Online shopping solves the size problem, but does not solve does it fit properly problem.

[@jebd3293]

As soon as he said "i didn't know a flip-flop could be used as a deadly weapon" i screamed "LA CHONCLA!!!".

[@cathyhodges8613]

My dad was in the Air Force, and we lived for a few years in Spain. We had a maid named Pepe. You are SO RIGHT about their accuracy when throwing shoes!

[@shadowprince4482]

Even if they somehow miss, your little body is going to slide into something while running away and then you'll start crying. Then they'll say "see this is what happens when you act estupido!"

[@lea88pu]

My grandmother used to do the flip flop thing 😅 And I'm from Croatia..I guess, some things are universal 🤣

[@iolioesem7485]

I confirm that being from south greece with hardcore grandma

[@KarenMSelf]

I Love the way he is so descriptive , that is why I love the South ! His words just paint a picture.

[@dard1515]

Someone on patreon needs to suggest Boot Scootin' Boogie to this man

[@rickperriwinkle]

Definitely need a reaction to Boot Scootin' Boogie now.

[@lynnestamey7272]

And there he was, just white-manning it!

[@TheLuv4tankian]

Hearing just a glimpse of your worldly experiences is such a breath of fresh air!

[@coachmikesfilmroom3111]

The moment you said "chonkla". Caused a flashback to when my grandma could throw it like a ninja star and take out me and 4 cousins with the ricochet

[@joeyfish6982]

This guy makes me laugh so hard as a guy growing up with a Puerto Rican mother and growing up in Kentucky this was too real

[@williamsmith7835]

"They can hit you like with sniper accuracy" so true story: Having crohns disease, and symptomatic since I was young. I couldn't clean my plate in a household with a Brazilian mom one time and can confirm all of this. Don't get on the wrong end of the flip flop.

[@familiasilvasauro]

once they have a havainas in hand here it’s time to pray 🥲

[@EAStartingChannel]

Little personal info: about two months ago, after I watched the two videos you just watched and laughed my (bum) off (yeah, I watch ETLifestyle, too), I binge-watched every single video on Zach's channel and subscribed after I finished them all, just to see if there were any continuations to this story. I'm sad to say that there's not. I will, however, direct you to two other videos of his: - "Mama T's Biscuits and Gravy"; it's an every-once-in-a-while cooking video. - "It's simply out of respect", where he experiences a black man with car troubles on the highway and they both enlighten each other on each other's cultures. The man's wisdom, idioms and similes are hilariously left-feild as you've witnessed in this video particularly. That being said, after those two videos, donations, Patreon or not, his channel is ripe for the picking; the world's your oyster. Keep it up! Videos are hilarious!

[@ladyshar42]

I love the nickname Mama T gives him, you find it out in the Biscuits and Gravy one.

[@sweepist]

I loooove other cultures. I feel like if Zach here gets the hang of these BBQ's and Fish Fry's we should send him to european cultures and try their shenanigans ! I lived in Madrid for several years for University and I have a ton of family out there on my Grandmas side so I got to experience SO much Spanish culture. One of my favorites was getting the whole family together at my Aunts .... estate (I dunno what it would be called, big house tons of land surrounded by a wall) ? Outside of madrid, and we'd make Paella in this GIANT skillet ish looking thing. after sunset we'd all eat at this huge table and just goof off for the rest of the night. I remember playing piano for them and chasing the younger ones around the lawn . Spaniards I think are some of my favorite people on earth. Such warmhearted people ! Wish I never had to leave !

[@ntitusm]

I love the vast contrast in cultures but also the mutual respect. 👊

[@gabrielangel1923]

I love this guy. as a northerner who has visited the south a lot, no matter the color there is quite a bit of culture shock involved. I was in Kentucky when they had 3 inches of snow fall and the whole city of Paducah shut down. being from Minnesota, I barley noticed while driving. its how you deal with the shock that defines you and your character.

[@SomeOnlinePerson]

I had a similar experience (with snow) growing up in Michigan and then moving to Oregon. It was at least kinda understandable living in southern Oregon where going anywhere involves mountain passes with just little guardrails between the freeway and a long drop combined with how snow tended to be infrequent (reducing experience) but pretty significant when it hit. I was also told that the snow out here is "greasier" and more slick than snow back in Michigan. Snow seems to be even more uncommon in northern Oregon, at least around my area; first snow usually doesn't happen until at least late December, sometimes January or even February, and it usually only snows a handful of times in a given winter. I have a personal rule against going out the first day that any snow manages to stick, because people drive freaking scary as they try to remember how. Compared to Michigan, where we'd check the news to see if we got enough fresh *feet* of snow for school to at least get a 2-hour delay.

[@chwillsie]

Haha right. I’m from North Dakota and have a friend who moved from there to Tennessee. He said the first time it snowed while he was there everyone completely freaked out, and it was maybe two inches.

[@Tamidewa]

Yeah, I used to ride shotgun in my ex's semi, and we were going through Tennessee and a few flakes were flying, it was the big blizzard that basically shut down New York in '95, but it was just on the edge. We passed a lady stopped on the road, her knuckles were so white they glowed and I could tell she was terrified of those few fluffy flakes.

[@JohnMiller-zn9pf]

Paducah doesn't not handle snow, lol. Grew up there and any snow is bad snow lol

[@tonyfro23]

Holy sheet my wife from Kentucky Paducah and I'm from Southern Appalachia!!!! And the snow shit is real....lose our damn mindssssss

[@adambrickley9088]

Hahaha. Also Boot Scootin' Boogie is a super-iconic Brooks and Dunn country dance song that's going to be played at least once every time you're at like a country bar. You should hit that one 😂

[@fireprincessreviews]

The Boot Scootin Boogie's instructions can be found in the song, Boot Scootin Boogie by Brooks and Dunn

[@cherokeehogman9170]

I’m 53 years old and have lived in south arkansas all my life... I love the southern vernacular. Watching you appreciate it makes me happy. The next time you tell your wife that you are hungry, tell her I’m hungrier than a woodpecker with a headache.

[@emperorconstantine1.361]

The “Boot, Scoot and Boogy” is a song for country line dancing. It’s a fun song for rythm to dance to.

[@suzanneritter8001]

Oh heck, bad memories! I’m a nearly 60 Scottish/American woman. I had lots of slippers upside my head as a child! Only when I was mouthy. Enjoyed your reaction!

[@kencramer1697]

I do tartar sauce, hot sauce, cocktail sauce. Just depends on my mood. Might even mix them up a bit depending on how many beers I have had.

[@Mr.Potato420]

and if the fish is super fishy I will drown it in ketchup just to make it edible

[@JackdawJane3]

This young man reminds me of the legendary Jerry Clower. He knows how to ring every drop out of a good story.

[@30dayride67]

Oh those southern boys sure know how to put some interesting vocabulary together, but the southern women can out talk anyone. They amaze me how they can say something polite and in the sweetest of tone and leave you feeling gut punched, but if that doesn't work they know how to toss up a word salad just as good as the boys do. As I'm laughing through this, I feel like I'm getting a real education at the same time! Flip flops as weapons? My great grandmother always had a spoon on whatever table was in front of her and when one of us kids would disobey her she could hit that spoon sending it flying across the room and I swear it had an onboard navigation system because it never missed her target and it stung! My alcoholic uncle lived with her and one day he walked in drunk when I was there. He came through the door like a bull due to being upset at losing in a poker game. Grams hit that spoon and it hit him in the head dropping him out cold. I never pushed her rules again after seeing that. I was a kid and thought she killed him with a spoon! She was a bad ass granny!

[@christielou]

The wooden spoon!

[@positivelypenny1392]

Everyone is the same, but different. I love it!!💙💙💙

[@traviskersey575]

I love his one about ridding his house of flies for his wife. Hilarious!

[@zenmartian8951]

The boot scute boogie is the white electric slide

[@mikeisntreallyhere4272]

My mom is half Sicilian, and she could stand in front of me, throw a shoe, and somehow hit me in the back of the head

[@c0lutch]

Well she couldn’t throw the spoon, she needed it to stir the gravy lol

[@jessicashenefield1546]

@@c0lutch pretty sure being Sicilian it was sauce being stirred. Unless she was living in the southeast. Lol.

[@worldfamouslanglois4805]

The both of you blow my mind .. thanks so much

[@wj0067]

The same thing in an Italian household..... My buddy would come flying out his front door and everything and anything not nailed down would be flying after him 🤣

[@Xenwing]

I love him, he is amazing. And raised and lived all my life in Virginia his slang is right on.

[@juliebiggerbear7300]

Freshly effed fox in a forest fire… Listening to him from his barbecue video and from this one, sort of reminds me of something I heard in My Fair Lady. Wood notes wild. Dude’s a natural orator. 😁

[@lisastevens682]

"Boot Scootin Boogie" was a song by Brooks & Dunn. It was so good that they had a line dance. It was so much fun dancing to that song!

[@-.NYX.-]

Oh Gosh follow Zach Rushing,... he is such a delight to me!! and a person looking for truths.. we have to respect that!

[@joeczernik2459]

Love your commentary....excellent reactions. I agree what you say about everyone in the world. Been to china, thailand, singapore, Indonesia...I love different cultures and experiencing them

[@scottbradley7631]

Zach Rushing, 'Tale of the Opossum' is great. (and has nothing to do with a marsupial)

[@johnphillips7176]

Boot scooting boogie is on level with copperhead road! Both epic dance songs!

[@pbjabq]

I love your reaction!!! LOL I have laughed so hard. BTW, tartar sauce at a fish fry is a white thing I grew up with in NC. Granted, I had my share of hot sauce, too - Louisiana Hot Sauce that I thought was hot. Then I moved to TX and now NM. I can't get away from the FIRE sauce. Fun times then and now and all types of food at cookouts. Thanks!

[@genekillingsworth8994]

Boot Scootin' Boogie is a line dance done to the Brooks & Dunn Song of the same name.

[@training1100]

Southerner from USA, catfish is great with hot sauce, Cajun remoulade, tartar sauce and even yes ketchup. To blow everyone's minds...they sell catfish cut up in chunks..catfish nuggets. lol You can also get catfish tacos, and catfish por boy (sandwich). Any fish place going to give you hushpuppies, coleslaw, baked beans, potato salad or fries as side. Sweet Ice tea and chess pie for dessert, its like heaven..

[@sandyleewhite]

Really love and enjoy your commentary!!!

[@kirixen]

"La Chancla" Legendary weapon.

[@fantstic16]

You should do a video telling us about yourself more, cause you've said you grew up in the US but you've moved around and you speak like a well cultured man, you dont offended nobody, you pick your words wisely, you're a great photographer and at this point we're watching the vids not cause of the content but cause of you man

[@Mikel12ist]

As a Latino, an abuela with a chancla is deadlier and more accurate than a trained sniper, and running only makes it worse.

[@jwhite17]

I lost it at Sniper Accuracy and Wind Velocity 🤣

[@PeterWolfe2012]

BTW, thanks for including his name. I've seen people reacting to his picnic video all over the place and had not way of finding him.

[@garylangley4502]

Not only is Zach from Southern Mississippi, but he is definitely a country boy. He is as country as a corn bread wedding cake!! By the way, my son wears size 15 shoes, and his work boots look like battle ships.

[@smartassist9700]

Cornbread wedding cake? Now I’m country…..but that one is newto me… I feel like a city slicker!

[@garylangley4502]

@@smartassist9700 I have forgotten where I heard that saying. My Mom's family was from the South. One of my cousins had a rack on his bicycle to hold a shotgun when he was 10. He can check that one on Jeff Foxworthy's list.

[@PhreakinPhilip]

Asian households also use the flip flop. Scared the shit out of me everytime my mom took one off

[@KidK32]

My old karate instructor tried to run from his mom when he was a kid. She threw the phone receiver of one of those old phones with the round dial , right at him. The chord boloed around his neck and the phone caught him right in the face. pretty sure he grew up with PTSD triggered by old Phones with chords. Because we never heard of him trying to run again.

[@zulawoo]

Sounds like a damn cowboy

[@clarenceyax8117]

Can't agree more with your closing sentiment. Yes Theory's mantra is "Seek discomfort" and I think that is a goal that will strengthen you and those around you.

[@pjsin9472]

Omg funniest reaction I've ever watched lmfao Dead serious, my eyes are watering haha

[@jamesmegill]

Love the flip flop reference. My mother used high heels. Very accurate. Running guaranteed a direct shot to the head. 🤠

[@douglasainsworth2448]

He ain't lying. Down here in South Mississippi we fry a LOT of fish. We also boil a LOT of crawfish, shrimp and crabs. 25 gallon pot is about medium...50 gallon for crawfish.

[@walters9620]

depends on where you go. Tater sauce , vinegar, oil, ketup are all used on fried fish just depends on where you grew up. Thats like in Germany and parts of europe they dont use ketup at all on fries but mayo, so when you ask over there for it they know your not from around here

[@shadowprince4482]

I like mayo and even fry sauce but pure mayo on fries sounds terrible to me. Honestly, I think I'd prefer sour cream although I do love sour cream.

[@andreajoy55]

The fox in the forest fire line is quite common in the south lol. I now live in the north and people look at me like I'm crazy when it pops outta my mouth lol.

[@JameZel913]

So, i just watched someone watch the part one to this for the first time as a new upload (and i loveee that its still circulating lol) and then i wanted to see someone react to the fish fry. You popped up,and i've seen you react to alot of things - actually pretty sure i just watched you react to dave chapelle a lil bit ago lol but anyway as this is just starting out, i had to say something after you said that little part after "down like four flats" about how you love him for being him..... I love you for the same reason. Your voice, cadence, and vocabulary .... dude - I love them. You could easily have a career in voice acting. If I wasn't broke i'd hire you to record something I can sample in my music. Something simple as "You're listening to Jame Zel" would sound awesome as if morgan freeman did it. lmao

[@JameZel913]

Oh, and Sir... it's been 2 years - I hope you've at this point learned what a Boot Scootin' Boogie is lol

[@thestraydog]

My Irish mother never used her flip flop but a stirring spoon or spatula was her preferred weapon of choice when we acted up! And then you'd get in trouble for her having to wash it off afterwards hahaha

[@SteelCityJW]

Boot scoot boogie is a country song that Brooks and Dunn sings. Its a popular line dance song.

[@Prozak63]

I think you'd enjoy Zach's "It's Simply out of Respect" the man has a heart of gold.

[@vespien2056]

Zach's videos are hilarious. Another great one to watch is 'I did what she asked, I just did it my way'

[@sammiebateman8921]

He is so Mississippi…he makes me homesick.

[@ChanelStuff]

Boot scoot n boogie is a country song. It's pretty good if you can handle some country. Great for dancing. And they actually have a specific line dance for it.

[@michellejackson6679]

We have different cultures but I truly believe we all want the same things in life; Family first, hopefully prosperity and love.

[@alonzoevans441]

My man Zach. I'm from MS and he throws me off sometimes. I like him because he's authentic.

[@stevep5669]

The Fresh Fox alliteration….bars bro bars…”i gotta hear that again” 😂

[@moltenaura5418]

You were so curious about where he was from in the last video, I genuinely got excited when he answered that in this one haha. Forgot to sub, ill do that now.

[@centrive1375]

That Fact about the Chancla Damn, scared from my younger years 😂

[@ravenslight2549]

The boot scoot n boogie - a country line dance Also a song by brooks and dunn

[@dereks.emesiochel2194]

love it am islqnder dat flip flop turn a corner 🤣

[@julietvelarde3816]

My sister nor I ever experienced a slipper or a flip-flop thrown at us but I heard about that from a John Leguizamo stand up show some years ago. We got spankings or had to stand in the corner or go to our room "to think about what we/me did. John Leguizamo is a great showman. He has performed one man shows on Broadway and has been in several major motion pictures. I would recommend that any and all of his performances be looked at.

[@kittiesice]

Lol when I heard you say that Sandal throwing was a sport. I just imagined that shit being at the Olympics. XD

[@stephanietip]

I,along with everyone else, requested this so I am going to think of it as you reacting just for me.😊😊💟

[@jonadabtheunsightly]

"No you weren't" indeed, haha. I'm guessing the little red bottles are probably cayenne pepper sauce, or maybe tobasco, something like that? Yes, people put ketchup on fried fish, if they don't like tartar sauce. Well, in Ohio they do, I don't know about Mississippi. Only about one Ohioan in twenty will eat anything as potent as cayenne or tobasco. There *are* people up here who use cayenne or even actual factual hot sauces (the kind made from distilled habanero pepper seed extract), but we are greatly outnumbered. I even know one person who puts ketchup on tacos, because she wants some kind of sauce but is terrified that anything labeled "taco sauce" might be spicy. I tried to explain that vinegar and sugar are the wrong kind of flavor for on tacos, but she was unconvinced. Of course, most people just eat them without any sauce. The Boot Scootin' Boogie was a Country song from, umm, I think the nineties. Do yourself a favor and just forget about it. Looking it up will not add any meaning to your life. If you want to look up a Country song, look up Achy Breaky Song, by Weird Al. That, at least, has the virtue of being funny.

[@jamesw6899]

This is so old. But I cracked up so hard when said he was gonna win his money back and you immediately said “no you weren’t” 😂

[@Eric998765]

Boot Scootin Boogie is a CLASSIC Brookes and Dunn song.

[@roberttaskerjr]

Boot scootin' boogie is a country song by the group Brooks & Dunn. Definitely a must hear great song.

[@tequila_mockingbird547]

Brooks & Dunn “Boot Scootin Boogie” is a great song 🔥

[@tomdalsin5175]

You know who else throws a damn good barbecue is Koreans. I grew up hanging out with Koreans and yes, I was teased and abused regularly, but their hospitality is very relaxed and warm, and the food is addictive. Some great memories and lasting friendships.

[@scottcalder8742]

🤣🤣saw the flip flop in action…deadly 🤣🤣👍🏻💪🏻

[@grannyrice8983]

White , mostly, people put ketchup , tartar sauce and sometimes lemon as well on fish at a fish fry 😋

[@geraldlibby6417]

Boot scootin boogie is a country line dance song by the group brooks and dunn.

[@paulwhite5840]

Boot Scoot Boogie is a song by Brooks & Dunn from the 90s. Texas 2 step or some line dances break out.

[@patrickmitchell6694]

Boot Scoot and Boogie is one of my favorite country songs.

[@PNooi]

That little red bottels are Tabasco sauce, we eat it with everything deep fried.

[@sister7465]

Tomato ketchup on fried fish is awesome. I hadn't even heard of hot sauce till I left home and joined the Navy. Lol

[@Desaundrea]

I’m dead, I died ☠️☠️☠️☠️ He said “I don’t know when I’m going to get it back 😖” 👢 scoot, boogie is a DANCE . A country line dance 😂 My grandmothers and my aunts were great users of the flip flop 🩴

[@BrendaBodwin]

I cant believe you've never seen this before. This guy cracks me up. You should watch some of his other videos.

[@x3mslayer]

That man spits poetry~

[@malissaadams283]

I work in a middle school. You would find it hilarious the amount of Jordan’s sitting in the hallway of the gym, cause the kids absolutely change shoes before running. The Jordan’s and the Gucci hoodies hung up outside the lunch room so they don’t get stained.

[@LukeZwarteVacht]

My grandmother was at the store one day buying these huge wooden beach ball ping pong paddles. I say, "Oh cool, what are you buying those for?" And she said, "Cause I need something to beat your ass with when you don't act right." I'll never forget it.