How to Talk to Country Folks | William Lee Martin
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- čas přidán 10. 01. 2021
- Comedian William Lee Martin on how to talk to "country folks"...
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A little about William Lee Martin:
With his signature cowboy hat, boots and Texas drawl, it would be easy to lump the blue-eyed, 6-foot-2-inch Martin into the category of “another guy doing country act.” But don’t be fooled by outward appearances, as his on-stage persona is no act - his middle-America storytelling is as genuine as it gets.
Drawing from real-life experiences, Martin’s vibrant routine reflects life as a husband, father, and friend. And that authenticity is connecting with mainstream America, crossing culture lines and social status boundaries.
But no matter the topic, Martin’s gentlemanly wit, and charm prove he’s no dummy, redneck, or hillbilly. His humor is sharp, original and occasionally laced with sarcasm and innuendo, but without the overt adult language prevalent with so many in today’s comedy landscape. - Komedie
Never do I leave without a good laugh lol.. Keep them coming.. The world sure can use some good laughs now.. Love u William Lee Martin!☺
Now there's a crisp crystal clear memory. At 67 I can vividly recall belt whipping usually followed by being grounded to the yard for 4 to 6 weeks. Ya bring a smile to this face of mine. Well done.
All my Papa had to do was show the belt and I would be in a puddle crying to God, Jesus, Mary, and every saint I could name because I thought I was going to die.
I'm 41 and my Papa never whipped me because I was "the good child" but I still believe he could've killed me if he wanted to. I was literally too afraid to be like my cousins.
My Papa was NEVER abusive he just handed out lessons and I studied really hard over my entire life.
I accidentally caught a corner of our shed on fire (didn't help that Pop had been using diesel as weed killer!) when I was about 11. I think I can still feel the whooping from that, and on top of it was grounded to the house for the summer, allowed to go out in the yard with my buddies after a month. Never even thought of playing with fire since then.
Dog is looking at me like "Hey, don't move; he's about to rub your nose in something, boy!" I LOL'd so hard.
I was put in a corner once for acting up......had a crayon in my pocket.....so I drew on the wall while there.....wrong thing to do ! ! My only story was....but I drew it for you.....didn't work at all.
My dad was that way. 2 sisters older than me. By time he got thru with me, my little brother and sister had it easy.
"Don't move...about to rub your nose in sumthin!"
That's some good stuff right there!
You made my day so much better! Thank you for the laughs!!
Amen
I really needed that full belly laugh right now.
Always watch these videos when I need a pick-me-up
My son and my grandson have both gotten the finger snap and point with the look of death on my face. They know 🤣😂
I'm 41 and still will stand front and center for a whipping...my mother is 81 and paralyzed from the waist down.
My son is 16 and I will make him stand close enough to his Grandmother for a proper whipping. My son could run away...but then he'd have to deal with Mama and Daddy whipping him. 😊
Bless his heart.
Bless your heart
If you ever get a chance to see this guy live, do it! You will not regret it. I have seen him every chance I had for about the last 25 years. Do it! You will laugh til you cry!
Bless you. Stumbled across you bout a year ago and been laughing ever since. I love your style of comedy. Keep it up Cowboy, as i know i'm not the only fan. Thank you!
You are so funny! Thank you for all the laughs!
Just found you and I am a fan.
So true. As a boy you never want to hear your full name by your parents. Didn't change when I got married. But my wife shorten it to my full first and middle names. Same effect.
If it's funny I laugh. There's a lot of comedians that receive sympathy laughs. I'm not that guy in the audience. Keep up the hard work. Hat's off to ya. How's ya Mammy?
Yup,AMEN Ya'll
Amen
I love your comedy man. You can really unfuck a rough day. Thanks.
What is the name of the song that plays at the end of the video?
"400 Horses" by Will Southern
Primo!
Woow woow 😍💋 💝💖❤️
say crick not creek
Say Nin in words instead of ning light light-nin- bug
In the south.its more..howsyourmomemthem
OMG 😍💋 💝💖❤️