If a kid goes bad it's always somebody elses fault. Usually computer games and music. Never seems to be the parent.

Brad Keselowski pulled off one of the most memorable moments of the NASCAR season on Saturday night when he took the microphone during driver introductions at Bristol and proclaimed over the track's public address system, "Kyle Busch is an ass!"

The comment drew a roar and thunderous cheers from the estimated 155,000 fans, many of whom were upset with Busch for intentionally wrecking Keselowski in the Nationwide race on Friday night.

So what prompted Keselowski to share his feelings in an unusual setting?

"Juan Montoya and I were talking about it (before driver introductions), and he said I wouldn't do it," Keselowski said. "I said, 'Hell yeah I'll do it!' The preacher was standing there and I said, 'Hey man, would you be offended if I said, 'Ass?'

"He said, 'No, man! 'Ass' is in the Bible.' I said, 'Thank you very much!'"

The response drew one of the loudest crowd reactions in memory – if not the loudest. It measured 104.2 decibels on SB Nation's noise meter (a record).

The sad thing is that all the idiots on youtube keep saying that Brad has it coming every time something like this happens. Am I the only person who is watching Brad racing hard but fair and then being taken out pathetically every week?

I think that Edwards is more like Irvan than Keselowski is, as Edwards is just a mite more careless on the superspeedways (like what Irvan kind of was - Darlington 1990 - ended Neil Bonnett's career; Talladega 1991 - broke Kyle Petty's leg and sent Mark Martin flying through the air; Pocono 1991 - sent a lot of cars into a crash, highlighted by Richard Petty vaulting over someone else) than Keselowski is. I don't entirely think Carl's all there, mentally, and I'm sure they said the same thing about Irvan.