Street Outlaws: Memphis

Since jj daboss took over from the old version, the shows come alive. Full of colour and diversity. Now I watch entire episodes. JJ has done it. He gives full narratives and sums up everything completely. He's the best and makes one laugh.

I like to see how contesters come from all other states to compete. I wish they'd interview both contenders afterwards - a little more in detail.

At first I thought JJ was a bit short on his elaboration of events as he sums up, but now I'm satisfied he seems to address everything and seems more composed in his demeanor.

The older version of street outlaws with big chief was too triste. Too black n white with virtually the same thing week after week. Now it's more exciting.

I can't get enough. Would like to see b.chief back, racing at least, but am happy with JJ daboss in control.

Most these people don't race or even own a car. These bad reviews are from people that suck on the 405. This is a great showx don't let the noobs say other wise. And to the 1 star rating you are a joke, just like in life, sad and lonely.

Well I found myself in hospital last November (2020) and one of the channels played this and similar shows which I had not seen before. Now, Feb 2021 I am home and have this on pay TV and view it each day. Some may say big deal but this is an eye opener, the Deep South accents and the money these guys and girls spend is serious. The lack of law enforcement at the locations they race is suspect. I am sure there is some wound up trash talk but it's still fun to watch. Some of the other shows that focus of car restoration is good but cannot believe the number of people that don't wear seatbelts in cars that are fitted. Cheers from Sydney, AU 🇦🇺

This show depicts a group of street racers who are marginal at best. The OKC Street Outlaws has destroyed this group of pretenders every time they race. Why should anyone watch a group who are not close to the talent of OKC ???

STREET OUTLAWS is traveling to the toughest and wildest streets in the South, as it heads to Memphis to spotlight JJ Da Boss and his team of family and friends who have been racing together for decades.