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Jackson Quotes

Several different Jacksons, one shared last name.

This page brings together quotes about several unrelated people who share the last name Jackson, including a coach called a great guy and a comedic character named Tijuana Jackson that confused the speaker's own managers when it first came up. It's less a theme than a coincidence of naming.

I called my managers, and they were like, 'What is Tijuana Jackson?'

Quotes by Romany Malco

Eddie Jackson - that's my dog.

Quotes by Khalil Mack

Hue Jackson is a great guy.

Quotes by Josh Allen

I find Jesse Jackson to be religiously, progressively old fashioned.

Quotes by Jackie Jackson

Champion Quotes

I idolised former sprint and hurdling champion Colin Jackson.

Quotes by Alesha Dixon

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many different people named Jackson appear in these quotes?
At least four: Hue Jackson, the comedic character Tijuana Jackson, Jesse Jackson, and someone called Eddie Jackson referred to affectionately as a close friend. The shared surname is really the only thing connecting them.
What does one quote say about Hue Jackson?
It simply calls him a great guy, offering a brief, positive personal impression without much further detail.
What was the reaction to the name Tijuana Jackson?
One quote recalls that when the character's name came up, the speaker's own managers reacted with confusion, asking what exactly Tijuana Jackson was. It suggests the name itself was unusual enough to need explaining.
How is Jesse Jackson described in these quotes?
One quote describes him as religiously and progressively old fashioned, a somewhat pointed characterization that mixes political and personal observation.
Who is Eddie Jackson in this context?
The quote refers to Eddie Jackson simply as 'my dog,' a casual, affectionate term for a close friend rather than a literal pet or a public figure like the others mentioned here.

Elsewhere, one quote describes Jesse Jackson as religiously and progressively old fashioned, offering a more pointed opinion, while another simply calls Eddie Jackson 'my dog,' using the name affectionately for a close friend rather than a public figure.