Johnny Knoxville Breaks Down His Favorite Snacks
Johnny Knoxville is the co-creator of the iconic daredevil prank series, Jackass, who you can currently catch on his new podcast, "Pretty Sure I Can Fly," and in his new movie "Sweet Dreams." But when he's not attempting to catapult himself into the air off the back of a rocket, or dreaming up absurd games such as "nutball," he's reveling in his favorite snacks. From an unconventional Southern treat of orange soda packed with peanuts, to his love of Big League Chew bubble gum - perfect for blowing giant bubbles, Johnny Knoxville introduces us to the unpredictable and entertaining world of his favorite snacks.
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