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Jeff Foxworthy
Jeff Foxworthy is an American comedian who lives in Atlanta, Georgia. Most people know him for his "You might be a redneck if..." and other jokes about country people. He has done stand-up comedy, radio, and TV, and he has written more than ten books that have sold many copies.
Bill Cosby's clean comedy about everyday life was the first thing that made him want to write. Many of his jokes are about being a "redneck," which he calls "a glorious lack of sophistication." Foxworthy is easy to spot because he has had the same mustache since his senior year of high school.
Early Life
He was born on September 6, 1958, in Atlanta, Georgia, to parents Carole Linda Camp Foxworthy and Jimmy Abstance Foxworthy. Foxworthy's passion for the outdoors extends to the hunting world. He developed a deep appreciation for hunting during his childhood spent exploring the woods around his father's property.
He regularly references the Bible in conversation due to his Catholic faith. He graduated from Hapeville High School. He returned to Georgia Tech to earn his degree in retrospect. In 1985, after marrying Pamela Gregg, Jeff Foxworthy became the proud father of two children, Jordan Foxworthy and Juliane Foxworthy. He adores his two girls and devotes much of his time to them.
Career
After he finished college, he worked for IBM for five years as an officer in charge of computer maintenance. Jeff Foxworthy began his career in the entertainment industry as a stand-up comedian. In 1984, at Atlanta's Punchline comedy club, he won the "Great Southeastern Laugh-Off." When he began anchoring "The Foxworthy Countdown" on the radio in 1999, he quickly became a huge success. This show ran for more than 10 years until 2009.
Jeff Foxworthy wrote "Dirt on My Shirt," "Silly Street," and "Hide," which are all books for kids. He has also written a book called "No Shirt, No Shoes, No Problem!" his autobiography.
He has also done voice work for animated movies like "Racing Stripes," "The Aviators," "Phineas and Ferb," and "The Smurfs." He has also worked with Warner Bros. Records and DreamWorks Records to make five comedy albums. One of his most popular songs is "Redneck 12 Days of Christmas." The Recording Industry Association of America gave him three times Platinum for his first albums.
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