Comedian Steve Treviño believes Hollywood rejects him for promoting 'family, God and country'
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Comedian Steve Treviño believes his emphasis on family, faith and patriotism has put him at odds with the entertainment industry despite strong performance numbers.
Ashley Hume is an entertainment writer for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to ashley.hume@fox.com and on Twitter: @ashleyhume
"Hollywood does not like us," he said. "Hollywood does not want anything to do with us. And it’s unfortunate, right?"
Treviño noted that the material in his special focused on his family life, his marriage, parenting and his faith. He said the lack of follow-up from Netflix surprised him given how the special performed relative to others released around the same time. Netflix does not publicly release detailed viewership data, but Treviño said his special ranked among the platform’s top comedy offerings that debuted that year.
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