Trailer Choir is an American country music group composed of vocalists Vinny Hickerson, Crystal Hoyt, and Mark Fortney, known by their respective stage names Big Vinny, Crystal and Butter. In 2006, they signed to Show Dog Nashville, a label owned by Toby Keith. The trio's debut single "Off the Hillbilly Hook" was released in 2008 from the soundtrack to the film Beer for My Horses, in which Keith starred. Following it were the chart singles "What Would You Say" and "Rockin' the Beer Gut", as well as a six-song EP entitled Off the Hillbilly Hook.

Trailer Choir was founded in 2006 by Vinny Hickerson, Crystal Hoyt and Mark Fortney, who are respectively known as Big Vinny, Crystal and Butter. The trio signed to Show Dog Nashville, a label owned by Toby Keith, in 2008. Its first recording for Show Dog was the track "Off the Hillbilly Hook", which was included in the soundtrack to the 2008 film Beer for My Horses, in which Toby Keith starred. Shortly afterward, "Off the Hillbilly Hook" was released as a single and was made into a music video, although the song did not chart. Nonetheless, Trailer Choir released a digital EP on November 4.

In 2009, Trailer Choir issued its second single, "What Would You Say". This became the trio's first chart entry, peaking at #43 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts in May 2009. On June 9, 2009, the group released a physical EP entitled Off the Hillbilly Hook, which included all four songs from the digital EP and two more songs. After its release came the trio's third single, "Rockin' the Beer Gut", which became its first Top 40 hit on the country charts in mid-2009. The song's music video features Wolf from American Gladiators.