These videos are so enjoyable on so many levels. As a Dale Sr. fan, but also we are reliving stories that were from our world... our uncle, or dad, or our crazy neighbor we knew for 20 years. So we can sit down and chill for a few and enjoy these videos as we roll back time to the time before woke world. Thank you and your team.💯

I love hearing about these stories about your Dad back in the day... keep em comming!!!

Back then life was different. It was hard for a lot of folks. Do what ya gotta do to make your dreams happen. No matter how crazy or brazen Sr was when he was younger Jr never had to go about it that extreme. I don't think. As far as sr telling Jr to take the cone back that stems from you want your kids to grow up better than you did kind of thing. As a St fan these stories are priceless. Over the years I've heard a few. Like Sr getting motors for guys in need so they could race or getting Jerry Punch's wife out of a snowstorm to the hospital. Much love

All these stories are great to hear, there has got to be a movie.

Love it, Dale & crew! I've never seen a Dirty Mo video that I didn't like - and this one is extra-special! 👍

I love these videos

Sounds like the problem today is the drivers never had to worry about money. It's the same in all sports. Too much madison avenue and not enough hungry folks so not much fire in the bellies

@dee73

5 ай бұрын

Yes sir for sure

@fishhuntadventure

4 ай бұрын

Too few work their way up. They talk about sacrifice but they always had plenty to eat and had other options. It ain’t a sacrifice if it doesn’t cost you something important.

@BruceAkaBRUISERCanady

3 ай бұрын

At least a wife or two plus several girlfriends just to season a fellow a little

@robbyrobinson4500

27 күн бұрын

Winner needs to take home about 85k. We would finally get a little personality out of these young guys

I had friends whose dads were wild men when they were young and they were constantly on them like Dales dad was him. . Like Dale Sr. they were afraid their kid was going to be a handful like they had been when young. Finding out Dale Sr. was a wild man explains a lot

@cc99556

3 ай бұрын

Ralph was on Dale Sr. because Dale Sr. was a garbage human being. Imagine how mortified Ralph was to learn that his son was a deadbeat father who abandoned his own son to another man to raise. That sh*t didn’t fly with men of Ralph Earnhardt’s generation.

I must admit that I swiped a traffic cone from Michigan Speedway, many many years ago.

@jelly7310

5 ай бұрын

Still got it?

9:55 I brought my cone to college. It’s one of like 3 things I brought to decorate my dorm.

I love how they don’t hide these stories about Dale❤.

This was PRICELESS AND A TREASURED BLESSING FOREVER. GOD KNOWS THAT I LOVE EARNHARDT AND I RESPECTED RALPH AND LOVED HIM TOO BUT THESE STORIES ARE PURE GOLD AND WORTH FAR MORE THAN ALL THE MONEY AND GEMSTONES IN THE WORLD. THERE WILL ONLY EVER BE ONE GREATEST RACE CAR DRIVER EVER AND THAT'S DALE"THE INTIMIDATOR "EARNHARDT SR!! NOBODY CAN TOP WHAT HE COULD DO ON THE TRACK WITH THE RACE CARE HE WAS DRIVING. HE WAS A LITERAL HOUDINI WHEN BEHIND THE WHEEL OF A RACE CAR BECAUSE HE COULD GET THE CAR TO DO THINGS THAT WERE LITERALLY IMPOSSIBLE BUT NOT FOR EARNHARDT . HE COULD DRIVE IN THE GRASS AND PASS IN THE GRASS AND A MILLION OTHER THINGS THAT NO ONE WAS CAPABLE OF DOING. PETTY AND JIMMY JOHNSON ARE WAY BELOW YOUR DAD WHEN IT COMES TO RAW GOD GIVEN TALENT. YOUR PRECIOUS DAD WILL ALWAYS BE THE ONE AND ONLY BEST DRIVER EVER IN NASCAR🏁🏆🏁💞🤗💞👍🏁🏆🏁KEEP THESE AWESOME AMAZING STORIES COMING. THEY'RE TRULY PRICELESS 👍💞🤗💞🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Love the hat, the museum needs support

Creative ideals ,,,, Keep to that.😅😅

@DirtyMoMedia you guys should make short videos in addition to everything great y’all are doing that teach NASCAR 101, like anatomy of a race car, differences between the tracks, differences between Cup and Xfinity cars, etc

This reminds me of the time you bumped your father on time when you first started in the cup series. He called over the radio to his crew chief and said tell my son he does that one more time and put it on the hotdog stand.

Sounds like he had the drive. He had a dream and was willing to do whatever it takes. Most people would just throw up their hands and quit. Not Dale.

@oilhauler76

15 күн бұрын

Sounds like eh?😂

Do as I say, not as I do/did. Your better. As a dad I can understand.

One of a true American success stories where a young man struggled everyday searching for a way to just RACE and then became one of the greatest.

wow what stories some good some bad but thats life

He was afraid of $50 bills 😂

I remember grabbing a flashing construction zone light and hiding it cuz my dad might have whipped my ass back in the early 80's. My how have times changed. Lost dad to the big C a few years ago miss him dearly.

Well obviously he was afraid of his wife’s dad (Robert G) because he ran from him😜!

@bowtiebulldog

5 ай бұрын

Big difference between being fearless and being stupid :_P

@jelly7310

5 ай бұрын

No real man wants to whoop his father-in-law's ass.

Dale Earnhardt is the only guy could steal from your junkyard and you can would go I ain’t mad lol

If you loosen or remove your belts in the closing laps of the Daytona 500 your brazen

@joshpitts7256

3 ай бұрын

🙄

❤

SHR are Xfinity champions this year. So them being a lesser team the JGR is a moot point. I also think he wasn't given what he needed at RCR. He was the black sheep over there. That bring said I hope he wins twice as many races as arrogant Austin Hill.

The difference on doing stuff to people when young was he was doing it to keep people in line, did it to people that were passing wrong. You on the other hand were going out wrecking random peoples mail boxes and egging random cars. Still neither of ya should have but i can see how he was teachin lessons