Name: Lainey Wilson on Getting Her Own Exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame
Uploaded: 2025-08-28T23:01:05.000Z
Description: Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Lainey Wilson on Getting Her Own Exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame' from Theo Von Clips on Comedy Buff. Published 2025-08-28. Transcript available.

Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Lainey Wilson on Getting Her Own Exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame' from Theo Von Clips on Comedy Buff. Published 2025-08-28. Transcript available.

Oh, I saw that they just opened up your exhibit at the Country Music Hall of
Fame.
Yes.
Did you go see it yet?
I did go see it.
It was wild.
My mama kept everything.
She kept my baby blanket.
She kept this little, like, plastic star that went, like, on the wreath the day
I was born.
And it said, a star was born today.
You're lying.
No.
So they were betting on you.
They were like, she's got to do it.
Lord help us.
God, honey.
Yes, it's so cool because I really got to, like, kind of zoom out.
And, you know, it looked like a bunch of tiny little steps, like everything I've
done since I was just young.
And then, like, me impersonating Hannah Montana, all that stuff.
That's my journals.
I wrote Tim McGraw a letter when I was 18 and was like, all I need is a shot
and I can do the rest.
You did?
And I still have never met Tim McGraw.
Wow.
I think I need to send him the letter now.
Well, I think you guys will probably make a movie sometime soon.
I'd like that.
But, yeah.
Is that you right there?
That's me.
My God.
That's me on a good day.
I thought that was your stunt double from England again.
Uh-huh.
That's Georgie.
Yeah, that'd be so good.
You start sending her to spend time with your family.
I mean, honestly.
They might like her better than me.
Lainey, that's so cool.
It's cool.
And that's in the Country Music Hall of Fame?
Yes.
It's like everything I've, like, ever done, for me, like, being able to look at
it with
my parents and, I mean, because they worked their butt off so I could do what I
was doing.
And they, when I tell you, Theo, they believed in me.
They, they're the kind of people who are, they're real realistic.
You know what I'm saying?
Right.
Like, people don't, those kind of things, like, don't happen in our area.
But for some crazy reason, they're like, no, this is, what's she gonna do?
Like, this is, like, we know it.
And they helped me do whatever.
I mean, whether it was, like, helping me buy my camper trailer or if there was,
like, a singing competition
somewhere in another state or whatever, I was, like, wanting to sign up for it.
And, like, mama would take me and Betty would pay for the gas.
You know, like, it was just, like, a team effort.
So, it's cool just to see everything come from it.
And it's just awesome.
Yeah, well, parents just want to be proud of their children, right?
And so I think, you know, and parents get proud of their children if they see
them do something small or big, I think, you know.
And so I'm sure even just to have a, like, to have something like that where so
much of your child is kind of, like, recorded and has some, you know, in a
museum, that's damn bad.
I know.
I said I ain't never been more proud that my mama was a hoarder.
Yeah.
But she kept it.
Oh, that's beautiful.
They were trying to send this tractor tire swing that we, like, used to swing
on.
I'm talking about this tractor tire swing was, like, this big around.
They're like, no, we don't need that.
My daddy's like, no, y'all take it on up there.
They're just trying to clean up the house, you know.
Yeah, that's what they're doing.
Yeah.
Yeah.
There's this stack of your dad's old pants.
You're like, what the hell is this?
No, just take them up there to Nashville.
The exhibit just morphs into a garage sale.
Thank you.