Dale Earnhardt Jr. might have dropped a surprise gift to the entire NASCAR community ahead of his 50th birthday. The Dirty Mo Media since its inception has given voice to NASCAR personalities, be they controversial or experts of the sport. The likes of Denny Hamlin, Steve Letarte, Jeff Gluck, Freddie Kraft, and many others are part of the Dirty Mo Media family.
However, it looks like Dale Jr. is plotting to add more prominent voices to his successful project. And going by the latest updates by Dirty Mo Media on X, it seems like Kenny Wallace and Ken Schrader are going to embark on a new project together. Wallace is widely popular among NASCAR fans for his unfiltered and hot takes on topics surrounding the sport. His association with Dale Jr.’s media house will allow fans to have a deeper dive into the stories of the good old days of NASCAR.
“Kenny Schrader, are you kidding me? Listen to this story, partner, Dale Jr. and Mike Davis they call me and they say, alright Herman Dirty Mo Media’s getting bigger; it’s expanding. How about we start collaborating, but we need a little help? They said, call Kenny Schrader up, and we want you two to start a show. Kenny, you and I are going to Dirty Mo Media; we’re super excited about it.” Wallace said this via Dirty Mo Media’s account on X.
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Kenny Wallace even shared a candid video interview with his partner Ken Schrader via his YouTube channel. The video clearly stated a collaboration with Dirty Mo Media, which will be available on multiple platforms as well as Wallace’s YouTube channel. This new announcement has certainly got the fans hyped up, and they are eagerly waiting for what two veteran drivers are in store for them.
NASCAR fans looking forward to Kenny’s featuring on Dirty Mo Media
Kenny Wallace wasn’t as talented and gifted as his elder brother Rusty, but he did have a long and memorable NASCAR career. Moreover, his personality traits helped him become a popular TV personality for Speed TV and FOX Sports. He has continued his passion project with a successful YouTube show, Kenny Conversation; he’s now embarking on a new project with his friend Ken Schrader, and this has got fans excited. “This will be must see podcast material. Wow! These two? LOL!”
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Both Kenny and Ken Schrader hail from the golden era of NASCAR racing, where they competed against the likes of Dale Earnhardt Sr. and Jeff Gordon. For Schrader, the 1994 season was his best year, finishing fourth, competing under the Hendrick Motorsports banner. Fun fact, the two even raced together at Andy Petree Racing for a single season in 1999. Nobody knows what to expect from the new collaboration they are kickstarting, but it certainly has caught the attention of fans. “I’m looking forward to this. Kenny and Ken are my kind of racers.”
Wallace has over 900 NASCAR races under his belt, whereas Schrader has 700+ appearances in the Cup Series alone. It only goes to show that these guys bring immense value to a show with their experience. Not to forget they also have a ton of stories from the good old days of NASCAR racing. The mere expectation of what the two veterans will deliver has got this fan waiting in anticipation, “That’s Great! And it is a pretty big deal Herm. Add you & Kenny to the mix & you’ve got one helluva funny, informative, couple of guys who have spent a lifetime around racing. Can’t Wait!💥👍”
One of the users on X was confused about whether Wallace is completely moving over to Dirty Mo Media, ditching his show Kenny Conversations. The veteran driver has amassed over a hundred thousand subscribers to his YouTube channel, and his show has been a hit among fans. “@Kenny_Wallace is this a new show or replacement something you have already been doing?”
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Now, this move wouldn’t have been possible without the efforts of Dale Jr. and Mike Davis. Therefore, expressing excitement about this new collaboration, this fan replied, “Between those two, there is enough stories to tell for many years to come. Great job Dirty Mo!”
What do you make of this move made by Dale Jr. and Dirty Mo Media?
