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'''''Blue Collar Comedy''''' is the troupe of [[Jeff Foxworthy]] (of "You Might Be a Redneck" fame), [[Larry the Cable Guy]], [[Bill Engvall]], and [[Ron White]].
Their humor is...[[Love It or Hate It|an acquired taste]]. It's certainly something you have to be into to enjoy. Basically, their jokes (especially those of Foxworthy and Larry) rely on an outdated presentation of the South as backwards, proudly running with the stereotypes that the rest of America had been (and sometimes [[The Deep South|still does]]) cracking wise about for decades. For instance, rather than refuting the concept of "The Redneck," Jeff Foxworthy defines him as someone with "a glorious absence of sophistication," and he means that as a ''good'' thing.
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Basically, the [[Spiritual Successor]] to [[Hee Haw]].
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