"She aint no lady,she aint no 10, she's nothing more than something off the I aint even gonna talk about it". Man that's classic, looked like he wiped away a little something white and powdery from his nose there while going off on that ad lib.
One of the few men who can sends shivers down my spine from talking even the nonsense of sausage. RIP to the big man, the man who held the charisma of the WWE, the legend, and forever THE COOOLLD BLOODED SAUSAGE MAKER. ❤️
Dusty was a walking billboard for every eatery and pub in Florida, and that’s the thing he realized the need for recognition outside of wrestling would expand the brand and make it more than a regional phenomenon
When Dusty says the dealer that's a veiled reference to him being the booker. No scripts back then. These guys all got themselves over on the mic on their own
It worked well for his gimmick. The (All) American Dream (especially in the South back in those days) wouldn’t have been cussing in front of women and children. I don’t know if there are too many people like that anywhere in this country anymore.
@@kenterminateddq5311 I stopped watching pro wrestling after the finger poke of doom, so I cannot help you there sir. The only modern stuff I’ve seen is Flair’s last match, and some of the Lethal clips that correspond with em. I particularly like 80’s Dusty though, because he reminds me of the men I was around as a Florida boy in that same era.
Growing up in the Tri State area during the 70s and 80s...I remember watching Leroy McGuirks wrestling show and I remember them showing matches from other areas from time to time. And when this man came on , I was mesmerized by his charisma and ability. A joy to watch Big Dust do his thang!
RIP Dusty Rhodes. You were one of the greatest orators ever!! I enjoyed watching wrestling in the 1980s. You were the Real American Dream!! Thank you for your contributions to the sport. May you rest in peace! God Bless !
I love this. It makes perfect sense to me. The cold blooded sausage maker was an evil man who tried to kill the poor little piggies, but Dusty always saved them. Except in this story Tully and Baby doll are the pigs, Dusty is the cold blooded sausage maker and no one can save them from him.
"andyou the little piggehs!" "That is risssky business. I am risky business. I am... the cold... blooded... sausage-makah" One of the best promo guys ever. Didn't even have to make sense; the charisma alone was enough
@@arringtoncane @cory Goodman The cold blooded sausage maker was an evil man who tried to kill the poor little piggies, but Dusty always saved them. Except in this story Tully and Baby doll are the pigs, Dusty is the cold blooded sausage maker and no one can save them from him.
The minds these guys had to come up with these promos on the fly and their grasp on the psychology of wrestling now looks eons beyond anything anyone can come up with now. Everything about Dusty's flow is perfectly natural, you hang on his every word, he commands attention when he walks into view. Piper, Flair, Valiant, and so many others were just like that as well. One has to wonder at this point if whether or not all these amazing and charismatic personalities just happen to come into their own in the wrestling business all around the same era by pure coincidence. It seems like as time went on with subsequent generations that there have been fewer and fewer fresh stars able to perform at such a level and it's worse now than it's ever been.
Dusty (at least partially) modeled his promos after televangelist. Superstar Billy Graham did the same thing… In the old days, people seemed to interact with each other a lot more (a lot less home entertainment existed), etc. I don’t think it was a coincidence. The territory system was very good at developing talent too (like a minor league team).
Thank you Dusty for your hard-work and dedication to provide entertainment both inside and outside the ring. You're not only an inspiration to your sons but to all of us fans as well
This stuff was (and still is) incredible. Here in Philly, I remember when Jim Crockett Promotions first started to air in late 1984 and it was such a different, more realistic wrestling presentation than the cartoonish WWF! I could not wait until the clock struck 2pm every Saturday; I would quickly turn the UHF knob to WPHL channel 17 to watch the magic!
In the last eight days or so,I’ve eaten 3 Polska Kielbasa Hillshire Farms,1 a day,straight boiled,sliced after boiling and off a knife,and this promo here,well I love Sausage! Wish The Cold-Blooded Sausage Maker Dusty Rhodes would make sausage for me!
I’m sure this promo got away from him. I swear you could almost see him crack up once or twice. But Dusty could make anything work. Let’s face it, it’s risky business for sausage makers.
He recommended people watch this promo I take it? Colt's cool. I got here from watching Dusty Rhodes promos instead of through Colt's podcast, but I am a fan of Cabana.
miss this guy he was awesome in his day if anything I wished that I could've got to ask him one question, was he a Marvin Gaye fan he use to say let's get on in most of his interviews back in the day when him and Terry Funk went at it
I don't like this. I love this. I regret to say I'm from the south. And listening to this, I felt like I was back home with my family in my childhood. When promos were promos.
It's because now days the promos are scripted and half the time they can't remember what they're supposed to say. In the old days they weren't scripted and guys like Dusty Rhodes, Ric Flair, Harley Race and others could sell out an arena with one 3 minute promo.
Facts, I love watching these shits bring back a lot of memories. Like when my uncles use to argue if wrestling was real or fake. Lol, cold blooded sausage maker lol.
Dusty might have been the only wrestler who could make a promo about a pig and sausage maker work.
Dusty Rhodes would've made one hell of a televangelist!
Amen to that !
He was. He preached old school, southern wrestling.
I was thinking spaghetti…
"She aint no lady,she aint no 10, she's nothing more than something off the I aint even gonna talk about it".
Man that's classic, looked like he wiped away a little something white and powdery from his nose there while going off on that ad lib.
One of the few men who can sends shivers down my spine from talking even the nonsense of sausage. RIP to the big man, the man who held the charisma of the WWE, the legend, and forever THE COOOLLD BLOODED SAUSAGE MAKER. ❤️
"You can beat mah prices, but you can't beat mah meat!" - Dusty Rhodes/Virgil Runnels
RIP big man.
Dusty was a walking billboard for every eatery and pub in Florida, and that’s the thing he realized the need for recognition outside of wrestling would expand the brand and make it more than a regional phenomenon
His over expansion ran Jim Crockett promotions out of business.
Look at dusty....that good ol boy could eat.....you know he took care of who took care of the sausage maker
He's so damn amazing lol
When Dusty says the dealer that's a veiled reference to him being the booker. No scripts back then. These guys all got themselves over on the mic on their own
RIP Dusty...who's going to save the piggies now :(
lol I love how Dusty called Babydoll a pig instead of a bitch or the c word.
See? Dusty is one of the guys that can make PG wrestling work.
It worked well for his gimmick. The (All) American Dream (especially in the South back in those days) wouldn’t have been cussing in front of women and children. I don’t know if there are too many people like that anywhere in this country anymore.
@@smeagle3295 Correct me if I'm wrong but Cody never cursed in AEW nor in WWE, right?
@@kenterminateddq5311 I stopped watching pro wrestling after the finger poke of doom, so I cannot help you there sir. The only modern stuff I’ve seen is Flair’s last match, and some of the Lethal clips that correspond with em.
I particularly like 80’s Dusty though, because he reminds me of the men I was around as a Florida boy in that same era.
Growing up in the Tri State area during the 70s and 80s...I remember watching Leroy McGuirks wrestling show and I remember them showing matches from other areas from time to time. And when this man came on , I was mesmerized by his charisma and ability. A joy to watch Big Dust do his thang!
RIP Dusty Rhodes. You were one of the greatest orators ever!! I enjoyed watching wrestling in the 1980s. You were the Real American Dream!! Thank you for your contributions to the sport. May you rest in peace! God Bless !
I love this. It makes perfect sense to me. The cold blooded sausage maker was an evil man who tried to kill the poor little piggies, but Dusty always saved them. Except in this story Tully and Baby doll are the pigs, Dusty is the cold blooded sausage maker and no one can save them from him.
Thank you, I didn't understand it when I first watched the video but you telling me exactly what Duthtay said makes sense.
@@Hellwyck LMAO XD
Hey JEGG, one more time for the people who didn't get it?
ive dined with kings and queens ..the dreammmm
R.I.P. to a true legend.Lot of imitators but DR is the ORIGINATOR!
"andyou the little piggehs!"
"That is risssky business. I am risky business. I am... the cold... blooded... sausage-makah"
One of the best promo guys ever. Didn't even have to make sense; the charisma alone was enough
WTH was he talking about? 🤣😂
@@arringtoncane @cory Goodman
The cold blooded sausage maker was an evil man who tried to kill the poor little piggies, but Dusty always saved them. Except in this story Tully and Baby doll are the pigs, Dusty is the cold blooded sausage maker and no one can save them from him.
@@julessantacarlo2514 You're kidding right? Today's "wrestlers" are largely not even FIT to occupy the same ring as these ICONS!
This man was a natural speaker, you can't teach it. You have to be born with the ability.
That t-shirt is amazing
Dusty in Ford Trucks hat! 👍🏻
GREATEST PROMO EVER, HANDS DOWN!!! THE BEST, LEAPS & BOUNDS ABOVE THE REST
The minds these guys had to come up with these promos on the fly and their grasp on the psychology of wrestling now looks eons beyond anything anyone can come up with now. Everything about Dusty's flow is perfectly natural, you hang on his every word, he commands attention when he walks into view. Piper, Flair, Valiant, and so many others were just like that as well. One has to wonder at this point if whether or not all these amazing and charismatic personalities just happen to come into their own in the wrestling business all around the same era by pure coincidence. It seems like as time went on with subsequent generations that there have been fewer and fewer fresh stars able to perform at such a level and it's worse now than it's ever been.
Dusty (at least partially) modeled his promos after televangelist. Superstar Billy Graham did the same thing… In the old days, people seemed to interact with each other a lot more (a lot less home entertainment existed), etc. I don’t think it was a coincidence. The territory system was very good at developing talent too (like a minor league team).
"Cuz that's rithsky bithsness!....And I AM rithsky bithsnesss!!!" hahaha epic
Dusty was always solid country gold. RIP the original rap master the American dream.
The greatest speech I've ever heard in my entire life.
Another Wrestling legend gone. He could cut a promo. He will be miss. Dusty could do it all. We will miss you Dusty.
I am ... The Cold Blooded Sausage Maker!
Thank you Dusty for your hard-work and dedication to provide entertainment both inside and outside the ring. You're not only an inspiration to your sons but to all of us fans as well
Dusty was a national treasure, that’s all there is to it.
Never see a promo like that again
This stuff was (and still is) incredible. Here in Philly, I remember when Jim Crockett Promotions first started to air in late 1984 and it was such a different, more realistic wrestling presentation than the cartoonish WWF! I could not wait until the clock struck 2pm every Saturday; I would quickly turn the UHF knob to WPHL channel 17 to watch the magic!
OK, maybe the greatest promo of all time
this is the kind of promo you,say to the crew, "hey yall, watch this" before you go out and cut it.
In the last eight days or so,I’ve eaten 3 Polska Kielbasa Hillshire Farms,1 a day,straight boiled,sliced after boiling and off a knife,and this promo here,well I love Sausage!
Wish The Cold-Blooded Sausage Maker Dusty Rhodes would make sausage for me!
No andouille?!? I am quite disappointed sir.
@@smeagle3295 I’ve never seen it!
Would definitely try it!
Such a good promo, I had to remix it, thank you for the upload
I'm surprised that jimmy dean didn't use this in a commercial
the one & only American Dream Dusty Rhodes we miss you
"....while yall nda back..laughin an jokin..the dream's out front baby..cookin an smokin!."
you don't wanna get in a fight with a man who's blood type is "cold blooded sausage".
Nice of them to use a picture of the side of Dusty's pickup for the set background 😂
From now on, I'm gonna call myself the "Cold-Blooded Sausage Maker".
I’m sure this promo got away from him. I swear you could almost see him crack up once or twice. But Dusty could make anything work. Let’s face it, it’s risky business for sausage makers.
Best all time!! Love u Big Dust
R.I.P. American Dream! You gonna make some cold-blooded sausage in heaven now buddy!
real aMERICAN hero broda
Forget I had a dream this is the greatest speech of all time
Yep
He don't take no prisoners!
Dusty would have worn a Klondike bill, glassbottom boat ride shirt
Sloppy Joe's is a fuckin' PLACE, boys. I've never been so drunk
Dream can cut a promo off of anything.
I honestly favor this promo over Hard Times.
Nahhh..close tho.
Dusty loved sloppy joes
1:10 me after my fiancé gets smart with me lol Rip American Dream.
The best. Rest in peace.
Dusty Rhodes. The second most recognizable athlete second only to the great Muhammad Ali.
TTHAUSSAGE-Dusty Rhodes.
Dusty could’ve been a preacher. No doubt.
I want that old school hat
R.I.P. Dusty
We miss you dusty
Go make that thauthage, Duthty!
Dusty forgot to mention Reek Flayaaaaa
classic dusty
Would've loved to have seen Dusty participate in a presidential debate.
“Thith gonna theathe to exthitht!”
NWA/WCW crew had the best mic skills
Big Dust!!!
Pause it at 1:54 and try not to laugh. I dare you.
Too perfect 😆
Love it! Deal with the dealer
I never did think Babydoll was cute
RIP Dusty Rhodes
Is Dusty wearing a shirt advertising sloppy joes with a picture of Ernest Hemingway on it? Goddamn, the 80s were a time.
The greatest promo of all-time!!!
>:-)
Loved growing up on this stuff but never understand what the "world television champion" was exactly supposed to be. Best TV repairman? Ha.
Classic 1985
Thanks Colt Cabana
He recommended people watch this promo I take it? Colt's cool. I got here from watching Dusty Rhodes promos instead of through Colt's podcast, but I am a fan of Cabana.
Rip big man
Talk about product placement lmao
Dusty now rides that lightning bolt through this vast universe. Watching this just shows how much wwf sucked and wwe still does.
Hahahaha fantastic WTF ohhh the times ... making Sausage makers across the world popular!
Dusty pretty good with the promos too
is that Hemmingway on his t-shirt?
Yup. Ol' "Sloppy" Joe Hemmingway. Best damn sausage-maker in Monroe County.
Top 5 promo guy ever. Only clear cut 2 that are better is Flair and Austin.
Cool hat
The guy looks like a trucker from the late 70's
miss this guy he was awesome in his day if anything I wished that I could've got to ask him one question, was he a Marvin Gaye fan he use to say let's get on in most of his interviews back in the day when him and Terry Funk went at it
I love this shit!!!!
I wonder if that sloppy joe's joint in Key West is still open
You could’ve easily looked it up (I did). That place opened in 1933, and is still in business.
0:46, Little Piggies
She a Jezebel !!!!
Mmmmm.....sausage.
FORD TRUCKS AND SLOPPY JOE'S. MURICA!!!!!!!!
@GohModley lol, Montana.
I don't like this. I love this. I regret to say I'm from the south. And listening to this, I felt like I was back home with my family in my childhood. When promos were promos.
Why the hell would you apologize for being from the South (or anywhere else for that matter)? The hell is wrong with you man?
Rhodes was 💯
@GohModley Is that the only comeback you have?
Ridiculous but I could not stop watching it. The art of the promo is dead
+Nathan Justice True...there are no show men left like this.
It's because now days the promos are scripted and half the time they can't remember what they're supposed to say. In the old days they weren't scripted and guys like Dusty Rhodes, Ric Flair, Harley Race and others could sell out an arena with one 3 minute promo.
Facts, I love watching these shits bring back a lot of memories. Like when my uncles use to argue if wrestling was real or fake. Lol, cold blooded sausage maker lol.
It was not ridiculous it was fantastic
It was very real read bugsy mgraws book some guys really fought
#RIPAmericanDream
Let me tell you thomthing Davy Crockett.
If you will.........
Was this towards Sullivan?
Tully Blanchard and Baby Doll.