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'I just keep getting stupider!' David Spade dons mullet wig to reprise role as a 'loser' in first teaser for Joe Dirt 2... the first ever studio sequel to debut online

Published: 19:18 EST, 14 April 2015 | Updated: 02:09 EST, 15 April 2015

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He may be a wig wearin', acid wash jean lovin', rock concert T-shirt sportin' imbecile but he is about to break new digital ground.

Sony has revealed the first trailer for Joe Dirt 2: Beautiful Loser - the first ever studio-made sequel to debut online.

The follow up to 2001 comedy Joe Dirt will be released via streaming on July 16 on Crackle.com.

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Dang! David Spade returns as Joe Dirt in the first teaser trailer for the first ever 'direct to digital' sequel Beautiful Loser

David Spade reprises his role as the mulleted antihero, while Christopher Walken and Sweet Valley High star Brittany Daniel also return.

'Joe "Keeps on keepin' on",' 50-year-old Spade told Entertainment Weekly. 'He's married now and doing his best, but things don't all go perfectly for him, as usual. Like he says in the movie, when he gets a setback, "I just keep getting stupider".

Despite the original generally being panned by critics - it has a 'fresh' rating of just 11% on Rotten Tomatoes - the film managed to almost double its $17million budget at the box office and has something of a cult following.

Joe Dirt 2: Beautiful Loser trailer starring David Spade

Keep on keepin on: The 50 year old reprises the role 14 years after the original, which has a cult following

Trailer trash talk: Patrick Warburton is among the new cast members for the sequel, which will be released on Crackle.com

'I've always liked the movie a lot,' Spade said, explaining why he came back to the character after 14 years. 'But I also go by feedback from people I see or on Twitter and Instagram.

'Besides Tommy Boy, this is the most talked-about movie for me. After ten years of people still asking about a sequel, we finally found a good way to do it. Joe is a fun character to play. I'm stoked for everyone to see it.'

The film will be released on the free streaming service Crackle, which is owned by Sony Pictures Entertainment, making it the 'first ever made-for-digital sequel', and is being produced by Adam Sandler's Happy Madison.

I need more Clem Doore: Christopher Walken as the mob boss turned janitor in the witness protection programme

Sweet Valley's finest: Brittany Daniel, who once played twin Jessica in Sweet Valley High, returns as love interest Brandy

In the spoof dramatic trailer, as the tagline 'Throughout history, legends are forgotten - but this summer one legend will keep on keepin' on,' plays out, the mystery figure in front of a billowing American flag turns to reveal Spade as Joe, still wearing the mullet he had attached to his malformed skull as a baby.

According to IMDb, this time round Joe Dirt 'travels back in time and becomes rich because he knows the future.'

New additions to the sequel's cast include Patrick Warburton and Sugar Ray frontman Mark McGrath.