Leslie Jordan

Music City 911

Documentary, Society & Culture, True Crime, Government

4.8 • 909 Ratings

🗓️ 27 October 2022

⏱️ 5 minutes

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This tiny super quick episode will be talking about the actor Leslie Jordan. It'll be a short one, just like him :) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Well, shit.
0:05.0	What are y'all doing?
0:07.6	This is awful.
0:09.9	It's still March.
0:12.7	How many days in March?
0:16.0	When is April going to fucking get here?
0:20.0	What my... My mother hollering up the steps asking me who I'm talking to.
0:25.1	I'm talking to my friends, Mama.
0:27.4	Quit bothering me.
0:30.8	How much more of this can I take?
0:34.3	That was me quoting Leslie Jordan.
0:37.4	If you haven't heard yet, he passed away very recently.
0:41.7	He was an actor that did a lot of comedy, and I liked a style of comedy.
0:47.3	He had a lot of smaller roles, but most notable were in the shows Will and Grace and Boston Legal as well as American Horror Story.
0:57.3	The way I was introduced to him was way back in the 1990 film called Ski Patrol.
1:04.2	Watching back now, that was a pretty horrible movie overall, but he was still pretty funny.
1:10.9	Most recently, he was brought back to being a household name by doing quick videos during the COVID lockdown.
1:18.5	They were hilarious.
1:21.2	He's from here in Tennessee originally, and you can really tell from his accent.
1:26.8	It's much stronger than mine.
1:29.9	But I wanted to do this very quick episode to talk a little bit about what happened,
1:34.4	but really mostly how much I liked him as a person.
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