Watch Justin Moore’s Nutty Song About a Norwegian Man and His IKEA Shower Stool on “Jimmy Kimmel Live”

Posted on November 7, 2016

If the measure of a man is his sense of humor, consider Justin Moore 10 feet tall.

Justin showed off his zany sense of humor on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Nov. 2 by singing a cautionary tale, “The Ballad of Claus Jorstad (Devil Stool),” about a Norwegian man who claimed he, well, got one of his family jewels stuck in an IKEA shower stool.

“This here is a story about tough guy with a big problem,” said Justin before his deadpanned delivery about Claus.

If you like a little off-color humor mixed in with your daily dose of country music, you’ll got nuts for this video.

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Watch Justin Moore’s Nutty Song About a Norwegian Man and His IKEA Shower Stool on “Jimmy Kimmel Live”

Posted on November 7, 2016 by Jim Casey | @TheJimCasey • 0 Comments

If the measure of a man is his sense of humor, consider Justin Moore 10 feet tall.

“This here is a story about tough guy with a big problem,” said Justin before his deadpanned delivery about Claus.

If you like a little off-color humor mixed in with your daily dose of country music, you’ll got nuts for this video.