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Joby's formative years in Nashville, Tennessee, laid the foundation for a lifelong fascination with the mystical and arcane art of magic. By the tender age of 12, he had already begun to hone his craft, entertaining children with mesmerizing magic shows on weekends. His father, a skilled craftsman, took on the task of building intricate props, while his mother brought her creative flair to the design process, expertly guiding Joby's artistic vision. However, it was not always a smooth ride, as Joby often found himself confronted with the frustration of tricks gone awry. Undeterred, he discovered a new outlet for his creative energy - comedy - and thus began his journey as a master of mirth and merriment, bringing joy to others through his unique blend of wit and humor.
Following the completion of his high school education, Joby embarked on a new and ambitious journey, transforming himself into a skilled bodybuilder, and in a remarkable display of physical prowess, he went on to claim the esteemed title of Mr. Mid-Central USA at the tender age of 19.
Inspired by his newfound success, Joby decided to hang up his weightlifting gloves and return to the stage, this time, however, to pursue a career in stand-up comedy. Encouraged by the wise words and guidance of renowned comedy writer Mike Price and the inimitable Disney star Jim Varney, Joby's passion for comedy only continued to grow.
Before long, Joby became a regular fixture at the prestigious Zanies Comedy Club, rubbing shoulders with and performing alongside some of the biggest names in the industry, including the inimitable Tim Allen, the hilarious Jeff Foxworthy, and the irrepressible Rob Schneider.
Noteworthy milestones in Joby's career include his debut appearance in the television series "Bananas Comedy" in the year 2005, which served as a pivotal turning point in his professional trajectory. This was swiftly followed by another significant opportunity, namely his inclusion in the Warner brothers' production "Thou Shalt Laugh" in 2006. Building upon this momentum, Joby went on to create and star in his own television series, "Vidiots," a groundbreaking silent comedy that has garnered widespread acclaim and has been broadcast on cable networks, in addition to being released on DVD, with impressive sales figures of over 100,000 copies worldwide.
Joby is renowned for his remarkable facial expressions and impressive physical comedy skills, which are heavily influenced by a diverse range of comedic legends, including the inimitable Steve Martin, the irrepressible Jim Carrey, and the incomparable Tim Conway.
Throughout his career, Joby has had the privilege of performing for a wide variety of audiences, including troops stationed in Honduras, young patients at children's hospitals, and enthusiasts at Christian music festivals. His impressive repertoire has also been showcased on several esteemed platforms, including the popular Moth shows and the engaging storytalks.org.
