About Robert L. Hines
Born 1970. Robert L. Hines is an American comedian.
Robert L. Hines is an American comedian and actor. He is best known for his role as Toby Jones in a series of viral spoof commercials that include "Jones' Good-Ass BBQ and Foot Massage".
Early life Hines was born in Chicago, Illinois to Vera Mae and Bobby Frank Hines. He attended Chicago Vocational High School on Chicago's South Side. In August 1988, Hines enlisted in the U.S. Army Reserves and was a reservist for six years, serving as a Cannon Crewman, Field Artillery.
Career
Working at Cook County Jail To support himself while honing his skills as a comedian, Hines began working as a correctional officer at Chicago's Cook County Jail in 1994, at the age of 24. He quit the job in 2003 when he was cast to star in the independent comedy movie, Chasing Robert, which featured performances by Andy Dick, Larry Miller, Paul Provenza, Rick Overton and Dan Castellaneta.
Stand-up comedy Hines started doing stand-up comedy at the age of 21. His first performance was in June 1991 at the Funny Firm, a Chicago comedy club owned by Len Austrevitch, who would later cast Hines in his first film roles. After his set, Hines met local comedians Bernie Mac, Evan Lionel, Daran Howard and Shay Shay (Phillip White). Mac and Lionel booked Hines on the spot for their Monday night show at Chicago's Cotton Club, where Hines continued to appear for nearly a year. All four comedians became mentors and friends of Hines. From 1991 to 1996, Daran Howard tapped Hines to perform in his Laugh Fest College Comedy Tour with shows targeted to historically Black colleges. Hines credits Shay Shay with helping him learn to make his comedy more personal, telling Steven Johnson of the Chicago Tribune, "Shay told me I've got to show them my pain."
Toby Jones In 2008, Hines was cast to portray the character Toby Jones in an internet commercial spoof titled Jones' Big Ass Truck Rental and Storage produced by a Chicago sketch comedy group. The group, members of BDEC, had spotted Hines during a stand-up comedy performance and thought he would valuably add to their creative process with the commercial. Hines quickly became the creative force behind the Jones character. He is known internet wide as Toby Jones "The BBQ King of Chicago". Hines created a real web address and provided his actual cell number in the commercial. This was inspired by the local weird hard-sell TV commercials often seen in Chicago.
In April 2009, Big Dog Eat Child released Jones' Good ASS BBQ and Foot Massage, and followed with Jones' Cheap Ass Prepaid Legal and Daycare Academy in November 2009. Subsequent releases have included recordings of actual phone messages left on 'Toby's' voice mail, a series of "Ask Toby" advice videos, and spoofs of 'Legal Retraction & Clarification' videos from the 'urban entrepreneur'.
Recognition for the videos (often in competition with real commercials) has often been as wacky as the spots themselves: Esquire.com's Daniel Murphy included Jones' Big Ass Truck Rental and Storage among "The Five Most Terrifying Local TV Christmas Commercials". Jimmy Traina at Sports Illustrated.com named it "Commercial of the Day". In the UK, Channel 4's Rude Tube TV show listed Jones' Big Ass Truck Rental and Storage at #13 on its list of the top 50 viral videos. Duncan Riley of The Inquisitor urged his readers to "Check out the funniest home made commercial of the year." Zagat, the famed food and restaurant guide, named Jones' Good ASS BBQ and Foot Massage one of "The 8 Wackiest BBQ Commercials".
During the NBA Playoffs in 2016, Stephen Curry, the all-star guard for the Golden State Warriors, stayed loose before games by dancing and singing with arena employees to the Jones' Barbecue and Foot Massage jingle. The pre-game ritual is apparently linked to Curry's assertion that big players who switch onto him are "barbecue chicken". During a segment that year on ABC's Good Morning America, Hines was asked what he thought of all the media attention he was getting from Curry's pre-game routine, to which he replied, "You're welcome Steph!"
Jail material In 2012, Hines began devoting an increasing amount of his stand-up performances to material from his days as a correctional officer. Hines had largely avoided the topic earlier in his career due to training he received that urged officers to pursue outside interests and to compartmentalize their work at the jail as a way to avoid burnout.
Filmography Film Year Title Role Notes 2009 Assisted Living (short) Robert 2007 Chasing Robert Robert L. Brown 1998 Bullet on a Wire Guard Television Year Title Role Notes 2012 Vidiots as Toby Jones TV One, Guest 1998 ComicView Himself BET, Stand-up comedian1994 Uptown Comedy Club Himself Fox, Stand-up comedian 1993 Comic Justice Himself Comedy Central, Stand-up comedian 1992 ComicView Himself BET, Stand-up comedian Selected Internet Videos Year Title Role Notes 2009 Jones' Big Ass Truck Rental and Storage (2) Toby Jones Viral video Jones' Cheap ASS Prepaid Legal and Daycare Academy Toby Jones Viral video Jones' Good ASS BBQ and Foot Massage Toby Jones Viral video 2008 Jones' Big ASS Truck Rental and Storage Toby Jones Viral video
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American comedian
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Robert L. Hines was born on 17 January 1970 in Chicago.
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Robert L. Hines is a comedian.
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