Jeff Foxworthy

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Career

He started "You Might Be a Redneck" in 1993, a fad that topped the comedy charts and ignited the "You Might Be a Redneck" movement. The album was gold in 1994, platinum by 1995, and 3 platinum by 1996, which is more than three million copies.

Games Rednecks Play received a 1996 Grammy Award for Best Spoken Comedy Album, according to Foxworthy.

In May 1998, Totally Committed was announced. The album's one-hour stand-up special was held by the same name. The album earned a 1999 Grammy Award nomination, and it has since been regarded as "gold" on the charts. Greg Maddux, a former Atlanta Braves pitcher, as well as Maddux himself's appearance at the very end (along with teammate John Smoltz).

In 2001, Foxworthy received a nomination for Best Spoken Comedy Album for the 43rd Annual Grammy Awards.

Foxworthy appeared in The Jeff Foxworthy Show in 1995, a sitcom that was conceived out of his comedic persona. It premiered on ABC but was cancelled after one season. The show was revived by NBC later this year, but after a season, it was cancelled once more. Later, he said that the network did not know how to properly promote his humor, and that his routine was "too Southern" for a national network; "Has anyone heard me talk?" They based the first season of his sitcom in Bloomington, Indiana, where he said in one of his stand-up routines." In 2005 and 2006, the series on Nick at Nite and CMT debuted on Nick. In 1995, he appeared in Alan Jackson's video for "I Don't Even Know Your Name."

For 1998, 1999, and 2000, Foxworthy hosted the "TNN Music City News Country Awards" show on Country Weekly.

Foxworthy made his debut on the mock talk show Space Ghost Coast to Coast in 1998, where he attempts to explain his famous "You Should Be a Redneck" joke to Space Ghost but it falls flat. Space Ghost, Zorak, and Moltar are bringing the Ghost Planet to the United States, with plans to make it the 51st state in the series. Foxworthy is taken to "The Box" at the end of the episode.

Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader? : Is That Smarter Than A 5th Grader? Fox in prime time. From September 21, 2009, he hosted a syndicated version of the series until its cancellation on March 24, 2011. Foxworthy will host Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? In addition,, he is a host on The Bucks of Tecomate, a NBC Sports Network show hosted by Alabama native David Morris.

In 2005, he was the subject of a Comedy Central Roast.

In 2011, Foxworthy appeared as a guest "Shark" in two episodes of ABC's second season of Shark Tank.

Foxworthy has been host and producer of the GSN biblical-themed game show The American Bible Challenge, which has been on display since August 2012. He is also the host of The American Baking Competition, which premiered in summer 2013.

On various programs on the Outdoor Channel and Versus, Foxworthy has appeared as host and featured guest.

Foxworthy was named as a judge for NBC's comedy competition series Bring the Funny in February 2019.

Jeff Foxworthy appeared on a new episode of Ellen's Game of Games in 2020, playing a game of Stink Tank.

Foxworthy's career revived in the early 2000s as a result of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour, in which he and three other comedians (Larry the Cable Guy, Ron White, and Bill Engvall), a common-man comedy troupe, specializing in common-man comedy, toured the country and performed for record audiences. After an initial run of 20 shows, the tour lasted three years, with intermittently being extended.

On The WB Television Network, Comedy Central, and Comedy Network, he created Blue Collar TV in 2004. Larry the Cable Guy and Bill Engvall, both performed as executive producer and appeared alongside Blue Collar Comedy Tour-mates Larry the Cable Guy and Bill Engvall. (Ron White made occasional guest appearances.) Larry the Cable Guy's website announced that the show had been cancelled by WB on October 17, 2005. Until the network merged with UPN to create The CW, reruns of Blue Collar TV remained. With Foxworthy's Big Night Out, Foxworthy revived the Blue Collar TV style on Country Music Television (CMT). After one season of 12 episodes, the show premiered in the fall and was cancelled after one season.

Foxworthy has written several books, including You Might Be a Redneck (1989), as well as his autobiography, No Shirt, No Shoes, No Problem! (1996). Layron DeJarnette, an artist, created illustrations for the Redneck Dictionary books. R. David Boyd has been the exclusive illustrator on most of Foxworthy's books and album covers.

In addition, he has published two books entitled The Redneck Grill, co-authored with Newnan, Georgia, artist R. David Boyd, and "Redneck Extreme Mobile Home Makeover" (2004), which features some of his redneck quips.

Foxworthy published his first children's book, Dirt On My Shirt, in February 2008. Silly Street, 2009, and Hide!! Both of whom were illustrated by Steve Bjorkman in 2010, both of which were illustrated in 2010.

Foxworthy published How to Stink at Golf in May 2008, with co-author Brian Hartt and illustrations by Layron DeJarnette. He published How to Stink At Work, A Guide to Become a Firefighter while still having the Most Fun Possible in May 2009. Hartt and DeJarnette co-authored this book, as well as illustrations.

According to Mediabase, Foxworthy launched The Foxworthy Countdown, a nationally syndicated radio show highlighting the top 30 country hits of the week. He received a Country Music Association award for "Broadcast Personality of the Year" in 2001. The program's last broadcast, the 2009 year-end countdown, aired the weekend of December 27, 2009. The Blue Collar Comedy channel, which featured stand-up comedy centered around the Blue Collar group, was launched in 2006. Jeff & Larry's Comedy Roundup, a cable television network, rebranded as Jeff & Larry's Comedy Roundup in 2015, with increased emphasis on Foxworthy and Larry the Cable Guy.

Foxworthy Outdoors, a website that sold a collection of Foxworthy-brand hunting and outdoors items, was launched in August 2011. Jeff Foxworthy: Inside & Out, a web series starring some of his colleagues as they chronicle hunting trips, fishing outings, and land conservation on his Georgia farm, is also on the website.

Foxworthy introduced Relative Insanity, a card game similar to Cards Against Humanity with a family theme in 2017. The game was praised by the Family Game Shelf, who said, "it will have you laughing until your sides hurt."

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