Comedian and social media sensation Britton Emert joins Ronnie and Amy Shirley of Lizard Lick Towing for Episode 20 of Drop That Boom!

Before millions of followers, viral videos, and sold-out comedy crowds, Britton was a small-town North Carolina police officer with a talent for making people laugh.

In this hilarious and surprisingly personal conversation, Britton reveals how a little sibling rivalry helped launch his social media career, how his famous character Jimmy was inspired by real people he encountered in law enforcement, and why he eventually stepped out from behind the character to build his own identity.

But there's much more to Britton than comedy.

He opens up about growing up without his father, being raised by a hardworking single mother, and how becoming a girl dad completely changed his perspective on life. He also discusses his relationship with fellow content creator Caitlyn, the challenges of dating in the public eye, and why family comes before fame.

Plus, you won't believe the story of how a teenage Britton ended up at the police station after trying to steal a donkey from a live nativity scene!

From outrageous stories and nonstop laughter to honest conversations about faith, parenting, relationships, and success, this episode shows a side of Britton Emert you don't always see on social media.

Subscribe to Drop That Boom for more unfiltered conversations with Ronnie and Amy Shirley, featuring unforgettable guests, real-life stories, faith, and plenty of laughs.

Find Britton Emert and his upcoming comedy shows:

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On Episode 19 of Drop That Boom, Ronnie and Amy Shirley welcome Saleh Grace, a young cancer survivor with an incredible story of faith, perseverance, and hope.

After years of hospitals, treatments, and uncertainty, Saleh is now a teenager whose cancer is in remission. But she's discovering that life after cancer comes with challenges of its own.

Saleh talks about what it was like growing up differently from other kids, learning how to navigate everyday teenage life, and finding her identity outside of the illness that shaped so much of her childhood.

She also shares how her relationship with God helped her through the treatments and difficult days, and how her faith continues to guide her as she looks toward the future.

And that future includes a big dream—becoming a musician.

From childhood cancer and hospital rooms to faith, music, and figuring out what comes next, Saleh's story is about more than surviving. It's about discovering who you are and finding the courage to chase your dreams.

Join Ronnie and Amy for a heartfelt conversation with a young lady who's already lived through more than most people can imagine, but still has so much life ahead of her.

On Episode 18.5 of Drop That Boom, Ronnie and Amy Shirley sit down with professional wrestlers George South and Dave Dawson for some good old-fashioned wrestling stories.

George takes us through decades in the professional wrestling business and shares stories about the legends, characters, and personalities he’s crossed paths with inside and outside the ring.

After spending a lifetime in wrestling, George has seen the business change from the old-school territory days to the wrestling world we know today—and he isn't short on stories.

Dave Dawson brings another perspective to the conversation, sharing what it has been like working with George, what he’s learned from him, and why veterans like George still have so much to offer the next generation of professional wrestlers.

It’s wrestling history straight from the guys who lived it, mixed with plenty of laughs, road stories, and behind-the-scenes memories.

If you love old-school professional wrestling and hearing stories about the legends from someone who was actually there, you don't want to miss this one.

Join Ronnie and Amy for Drop That Boom Episode 18.5 with George South and Dave Dawson.