On TWD there were zombie extras with not even full makeup that they made look like full zombies only in post production. Only a few zombies in TWD actually got the full mask and makeup, and not necessarily just the close ups. There were a lot of closeups that were like 90% CGI.
The irony is they're not going to use the raw sounds recorded. They mute it and add their own sounds they create. That's why they don't care what sounds he makes
@@Khunkurisu in this case yes. the irony would be a contradicting fact to the video, e.g. 2 people argue about which car is faster, and then a comment says "the irony is, both cars are actually equally fast"
This is the most accurate representation of being an extra ever, except, they wouldn't have waited so long to kick someone yelling at the director. They replace the audio anyway, lol.
As someone who's been a "background performer" on at least a dozen different shows, I can't tell you how real this feels for me. Especially the first time you're a "featured" performer, and you don't know if you're doing what they want you to. Because this is roughly the amount of feedback that you get.
@Jst Marcel lol what? Do whatever cuz it's not your problem how people see it? That's like your one job. If there's something wrong how is changing nothing going to help?
@@skael1258 They’re referring to unhelpful criticisms and requests like “do better” etc. You’d be surprised how many takes actors often do, with little variation and any random take could be the one used for post-production.
this is my new headcanon Troy's five minutes of fame died So he changed his name to steve and became a extra on a zombie show Peele never forgot, tracked Troy down, and stole his thunder
I was a zombie extra on the first few episodes of The Walking Dead. It was fun. We even had to take a class on how they wanted us to portray the walkers as in movement.
@@abkngooch2758 wasn't much at all. We would have to show up around 3 or 4am so makeup did there thing which could take anywhere from 90 minutes to 2.5 hrs for the real technical stuff. We were working between 10-14 hours.
It was a little over 90 minutes for their class. The actual shooting took over 9 hours per day. Lots of stopping between shots and waiting around with all that makeup.@@itzvincentx3
This one is great; everyone think it is about them adding sound in posproduction therefore not caring about what the extra says, but, I think it is actually a commentary about hierarchy on TV shows sets; in particular, how extras are basically voiceless props in the eyes of the main cast, producers and director of the show.
Well it makes sense. You’re just there as a background character for a couple of seconds, maybe a minute or a whole scene if you’re lucky. Most of the time you’re not interacting with the main story, just chilling or being killed mostly. They’re not going to see you as a main actor cause you’re not doing as much work as one lmao. I dunno why you’re making this sound like a problem when the extras are just doing their job. What do you want, for them to be treated like the main cast on set?
@@mrchung I agree that it's not a problem in terms of how people are treated (even the fact that there's lots of rejection is just the unfortunate reality of the industry). However, as far as artistic integrity goes, I believe good directors try to get the most out of every tool available to them. 2-3 seconds is enough to provoke a nuanced, unique feeling in the viewer. They may not have time to hear opinions from extras, but they certainly have time to work with them - that is, if they want to make the most of what actors can add to a scene.
He wasn't kicked out because he keeps lunging at the fence. Doesn't matter what he say because they are gonna mute him in editing. I think if he does the robot they are gonna notice. That's my thought anyway....
That seems to be necessary in the acting world. I remember an interview with a Belgian director who had a chance to make a movie in the States, and the first thing that he talked about was how the actors were all diva's and the most important thing in their own little world. Now, none of these actors were A or even B-listers, but C-listers. There were no big names in this movie, but all of them seemed to think they were as big as Eastwood, DeNiro and so on.
@@SuddenReal I think it's a matter of who is more disposable to the studio. If you're a big name director like Nolan or Speilburg then you're the friggin' emperor of your set and everyone better step to your beat, but if you're some journeyman director doing an episode of a show then the main cast are the ones with the power because they're essential and you can be replaced with anyone.
@@ErebosGR Oh no, you're wrong there. They didn't need acknowledgement or reassurance, they had plenty of that themselves already. I'm talking about C-listers refusing to come out of their trailor because they didn't feel like it. Every moment they spend on stage was a moment the director should be grateful for since they deemed him worthy enough to be graced by their presence.
Sean Martin I don’t know about you, but I think Boyle is pretty white. I would also consider Peralta white, despite being raised Jewish, is white. Then there’s Gina, Kevin, and probably more characters. I don’t like it when media features an “ethnic cast” for the sake of ethnic casting but that is not the case with B99. If anything, the main crew accurately portray the diversity of races within New York City.
Sure, but they are panning in to his face, so his expression was clearly supposed to be scripted. He had a different expression each time and even had a coffee cup in his hand.
That and the part where he says "ambivalence is art, it's genius, but let's just do the other thing" or whatever he says. Their writing in their skits left no moment unthought.
Truth is they'd add his sound effects in post anyway. As long as he lunges and moves his lips he's good. Doesn't matter what he says. Funny sketch, though.
Jordan Key should make a horror movie based on that premise. A black guy meets a group of survivors that already has a black guy which greatly increases the tension in the group.
Depends on how the zombiafication works. If all speech vocal parts of the brain are gone, it could be creepy like apes howling. Humans are fully capable of making many chimp/monkey sounds which might manifest if only the most primitive parts of the brain are functional. Otherwise if it is more of a mental disorder type of virus, there could be gibberish talk mixed with random noises, but in all cases I would expect horrible screaming and heavy breathing.
I worked as an extra for a couple years. What's most accurate about this is everyone tripping over themselves trying to get "bumps" and hoping for meal penalties.
It makes sense that they don't care what he says when the light is shined on him, because it's not like they're going to use that audio anyway. Both the fence sound and the zombie sounds are going to be from post. In fact when he suddenly points the rifle at the zombie there's no sound, that needs to change we need to add a loud "RATTLE RATTLE" to the rifle, and maybe a pump action shotgun racking sound as well.
* They should care, because a zombie wouldn't be moving his lips to form words which would be really obvious to anyone watching the show. * Adding in phony sounds is stupid, even if most studios do it. It just encourages thoughtless bandwagon mentality. * Why would the gun rattle? There are no BBs inside it. * Why would an AR make a shotgun racking sound when it's not a shotgun? Even if it were, nobody who is trained in armed combat (or anybody who's ever used a gun) is going to be in obvious imminent danger, and THEN decide to chamber a round, losing previous seconds. That would be like waiting until you have to drop a deuce and then calling the utility company to have water turned on at the house.
This is amazing. Considering the lead actor David Giuntoli, played a Zombie in three episodes of Grimm. I mean, he was also the lead character for every season, but it's astounding to see him here.
RIP Grimm was right up there with supernatural, teen wolf, and burn notice. Some shows I’d love a reboot same cast because there is literally no end to the stories you can tell it’s more about that specific group of characters that just fit together.
@@lukedufresne7866 Loved Burn Notice and would love to have more. Supernatural is my favorite show of all time but I have to say, I think it being finished is for the best lol I would love to see some spinoffs that feature some of the other characters, though.
Better than that, much better! My overkill point was "he sounded like Beeker from the Muppets ya'll" I think I lost a rib. I might be eligible for an extra as zombie now.
One of my favs. There is an interview on YT with Key on one of the talk shows where he tells a funny story about an obnoxious extra they had on set that I swear has to be the inspiration for this sketch. Also the two tell a story elsewhere about meeting Obama which led to that first line Jordan delivers as a zombie "what's up my Obama baby"
"I'm gonna need somebody to lunge at the fence." *Key presses up against the fence and proceeds to do some weird perverted tongue flicking* Pretty sure thats why he was overlooked lmaoooooooo
All jokes aside the "ey, what do we do if we had to go to the bathroom" part scared me Edit: Check the replies and you'll be able to tell who has either no internet common sense, no humor and or a moron.
1:43 "Ahh! What's up, Obama, my baby." 2:29 "Me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me." 3:20 "I'm gonna eat your brain! Zombie." 3:57 "Hey, what do we do when if we have to go to the bathroom?"
I imagine that the whole way they were just planning to dub over the zombie extras' sounds with sounds from their "zombie noise" library, so that's whey they never cared what sounds Peele made.
First Take: **Actor does something** Director: Cut, I don't like it. Final Take: **Does the exact same thing he did in all the other takes** Director: We love it That's hollywood
@@Yerr_ItsNick you'd think. Usually it'd be some very specific and hard to notice. Sometimes trending progress towards whatever goal for the lesson was enough for the hour. To the student that often might sound the same. Even if the iterations are identical, repeating the goal and thinking about how to make it happen musically has its own merits.
Mubasshir Aal it’s also just all Hollywood bullshit. All the movies are practically the same thing. With characters tropes and obvious “we need this type of scene and these types of characters” bullshit, I’m so sick of it I want more original movies.
Imagine being an extra in a sketch about extras
That's like the big times. People acknowledging your existence by the very nature of the skit
It's alright, as long as your not the white dude that make stupid decisions to get yourself kill and leave a virgin girl alone to fend for herself.
GingerBreadMan1178 that escalated quickly
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Maddddladdddd
This made me think about how scary it would be if Zombies just mumbled sentences that their past self used to say.
Yeah, it would be truly disturbing. Harder to forget they were human.
Stalker shadow of Chernobyl zombies
Hearing a bunch of teen zombies' "Sheeeeesh" in the distance on a stormy night would surely be a chilling experience
The dead don't die kinda explored that idea
"Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang..."
This skit shows how hardworking the background artists are
I really wouldn't mind having my head blown off, if you catch my drift...
@@bandofthebayou1401 Fully caught your drift. Heading over with a shotgun now.
Can I join in boys?👨❤️👨
And also how it doesn't really matter.
Hmm
The director is actually right. It doesn't matter much what the zombies says since proper sound will be added later in post-production.
Still bro. At least a good lip sync is required. You can not say me me me. While moving your hands 😂
“ACKTUALLY…”
Are you guys really having a conversartion or argument about this sketch?
@@Karlapanini28192yh so dumb haha
@@Max_dox
you can always speed up, slow down and/or chop
Nothing better than a key and peele sketch you haven’t seen before
So many of us are only just seeing this😂
Very true, and it always amazes me how many of them I haven't seen
wait, so are these old and being now posted on UA-cam?
@@carlosvoices966 nah this was on UA-cam before. Just reposted
Carlos Voices these are old and are now being posted on a different channel. They used to be posted on the Comedy Central yt channel.
This is karma for stealing that ‘high on potenuse’ joke back in high school.
for real tho...revenge is sweet
Feels good after realising this
CONSEQUENCES🔥
Damn they grow up quick
I was about to reply "consequences" but it's already there!
It’s because every.single.zombie.sound. you’ve ever heard on TV is added in during post-production lol
siebenboy YOOO that's clever
Although the growling sound is not really believable with that mouth movement
On TWD there were zombie extras with not even full makeup that they made look like full zombies only in post production. Only a few zombies in TWD actually got the full mask and makeup, and not necessarily just the close ups. There were a lot of closeups that were like 90% CGI.
@@sarads7877 I think you could make something pretty terrifying in post with that mouth movement though. It would be fresh
Oh..ok. i see. You must have been here since the first season. Interesting.
The irony is they're not going to use the raw sounds recorded. They mute it and add their own sounds they create. That's why they don't care what sounds he makes
where exactly is the irony in this
@@Moonlakes The irony is that the sounds he was making don't matter...
@@bogdanpaunescu9861 thats not the irony, thats the point of the entire video
@@Moonlakes the two things aren’t mutually exclusive.
@@Khunkurisu in this case yes. the irony would be a contradicting fact to the video, e.g. 2 people argue about which car is faster, and then a comment says "the irony is, both cars are actually equally fast"
He didn't realise that they were shooting a parody of a zombie movie
i dont know about a parody 4 seasons long tho..
r/wooosh?
Nah. The director doesn't care cuz he could edit the entire thing so it don't matter.
@@vernievuitton z nation
@Eddy Jin so "it don"t matter" stays?
there were probably people in the background that got offended because they were doing their actual first day as an extra, playin a zombie.
That’s deep
The plot thickens
I was thinking the same
Nope. Day one. First season
Fcc
Director: Get rid of him.
Steve: I have a condition that makes me unlikable.
Bruh story of my life lol
True key&peele fan right there, ha! Love it👌
From which sketch was that
@@zeyad544 The parody of America got talent.
Undercover Boss Watched that sketch fucking funny عمرو
This is the most accurate and funny video about film industry and how the extras behave on set. Extras are the most ambitious in the whole team.
Try Ricky Gervais - Extras.
"Absolutely it supercedes it, but let's do one that JUST cedes it." Underrated line 🤣
Word!!!!
Underrated? This vid has been out for like a week lmao
It had me rolling since I saw it on the episode.
@@blakewalker7157 it originally aired a few years ago during their (i believe) first season. It's always been one of my favorite sketches.
Sounds like something Michael Scott would say
This is the most accurate representation of being an extra ever, except, they wouldn't have waited so long to kick someone yelling at the director. They replace the audio anyway, lol.
what I was thinking its not like they are gonna use some random ass dude's attempt at growling
Well they will have to change all those expressions too in this case
@@velstorios9473 WHAT? you dont like his performance? get ,, get
Polythene Pam Thank you, it helped me
@@user-ss4hz8oo2e ignorance is bliss
I wonder how the actual extras felt acting in this
"Brah, we're like the extras OF THE EXTRAS. It's like being a background behind the main background."
‘This is like sooooo meta dude!’
‘I know bruh, I know.’
@@OvSpP is this how you think people talk
@@davide.9576 Isn't that how people talk?
@Izuk pee ness_and_come unless you're a Trump)
As someone who's been a "background performer" on at least a dozen different shows, I can't tell you how real this feels for me.
Especially the first time you're a "featured" performer, and you don't know if you're doing what they want you to. Because this is roughly the amount of feedback that you get.
Not going to lie “meep“ “meep” is more scary than “graw”.
idk man if Zoidberg came up on me saying it I'd probably shit myself.
Id be like "what the f*ck is wrong with it" 😂😂
Seriously, because it sort of tells you that there is even more wrong with it than just being a zombie...
"Scarier"
That's why Tim McMeep is scarier than Tim McGraw.
Proof that when someone wants to hire you, they ignore everything.
And when they don't, they also ignore everything
☝️Ya’ll geniuses.
Im offended
- Karen
This should be the most liked comment here.
comedy sketch = proof indeed
the main actor literally changed nothing about his performance and on the last take he didn't even wait for them to call cut
that's part of the joke of the sketch
you just missed the joke big time
@Jst Marcel lol what? Do whatever cuz it's not your problem how people see it? That's like your one job. If there's something wrong how is changing nothing going to help?
@@skael1258 They’re referring to unhelpful criticisms and requests like “do better” etc. You’d be surprised how many takes actors often do, with little variation and any random take could be the one used for post-production.
Its literally a sketch
Poor Key, he just happened to have a rare disease that made him unlikeable.
It's way more common than people realize.
Yeh i have it too
"Undercover Boss" sketch referrence. 🤦🤷
Key is again high on potenuse here.
Same here, nowadays most soft spoken, self engrossed, educated, smart people have that same malady. Nobody likes them.
*AHHHHH WASSUP MAMUMABUMABABYY??*
Memenememememee!!
iiiiiim gonna eat your brains ZOMBIIIIIIE!
Hey what do we do if we gotta go to the bathroom?
Yep
No!!! He actually said the word Zombie!!!
He wanted to get the lunge bump, then they kicked him off set.
CONSEQUENCES.
😂
you just had to go there, hahaha ^_^
When keeping it real goes wrong
More like dicknanigans
🤣🤣
Kevin is a great director. I wonder what Holt thinks of these shenanigans.
Brooklyn 99 huh
That’s what I thought!
Key was close to causing an on set kerfuffle, that's why he had to go.
Dicknanigans
sex looking for this comment
"he's not doing a good job at it"
"You're doing a good job though, man "🤣🤣🤣
That’s serves him right for stealing Peele’s hypotenuse joke!
For real tho, serves him right!😂
Lol exactly
Man I wish I was high on potenuse
@@daytonortiz9973 Stop it!! You'll never be Troy!!!!
this is my new headcanon
Troy's five minutes of fame died
So he changed his name to steve and became a extra on a zombie show
Peele never forgot, tracked Troy down, and stole his thunder
Plot twist: The show is a comedy and his performance is what they where looking for.
real funny
*were looking for
@@buthainaidrissi6631 *whire looking far
@@kadei7117 *ware lekin fear
@@MiloMcCarthyMusic hair-licking tar
the funniest part is that there are zombie extras in a skit about zombie extras
I think it's kinda like being the crumbs off of the crust of bread.
Technically, they're not zombie extras, they're zombie extra extras.
They're all disapointed none of them got their lunge bonus.
really makes ya think
M E T A 🤯
I was a zombie extra on the first few episodes of The Walking Dead. It was fun. We even had to take a class on how they wanted us to portray the walkers as in movement.
How much you made
@@abkngooch2758 wasn't much at all. We would have to show up around 3 or 4am so makeup did there thing which could take anywhere from 90 minutes to 2.5 hrs for the real technical stuff. We were working between 10-14 hours.
@@Hando316 so i guess you are a literal “talking dead”!
It was a little over 90 minutes for their class. The actual shooting took over 9 hours per day. Lots of stopping between shots and waiting around with all that makeup.@@itzvincentx3
Did you make beaker sounds?
Captain Holt’s husband sure has an interesting directing style
I recently watched 99 for the first time. I binged the entire series. All I can think of when I see that actor is "Kevin"
Grimm sure lost his sense of agency hunting Weisen
I KNEW IT WAS HIM
@@312bigbeanburrito I mean I can't blame anyone on Grimm for feeling ambivalent about TV work at this point.
YOOO I'VE BEEN STRESSING OUT FOR THE PAST 10 MINUTES TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHO THAT GUY IS 😂😂😂😂 thank you
Plot twist: they were actual zombies and the director wasn’t hearing them say words but yell in zombie
Wow
Real smart....
omg u had to be high
A_Kid_on_UA-cam tru 😂💀
kid
“He sounds like Beaker from the muppets y’all.” 😂😂💀
The pain in his eyes as he said '..from the muppets, yall' was the best part of the video 😂
Navi DnB so hurt😂😂
😂“Thank you that’s great.”
Idk . The one extra talking down to the other new extra seemed kinda mean and not funny.
That killed me too, LMFAO
This one is great; everyone think it is about them adding sound in posproduction therefore not caring about what the extra says, but, I think it is actually a commentary about hierarchy on TV shows sets; in particular, how extras are basically voiceless props in the eyes of the main cast, producers and director of the show.
Well it makes sense. You’re just there as a background character for a couple of seconds, maybe a minute or a whole scene if you’re lucky. Most of the time you’re not interacting with the main story, just chilling or being killed mostly. They’re not going to see you as a main actor cause you’re not doing as much work as one lmao. I dunno why you’re making this sound like a problem when the extras are just doing their job. What do you want, for them to be treated like the main cast on set?
Also some productions don't even hire actors/actresses as extras, they sometimes just get regular people
It can be both, too lol
Isnt this a comedy sketch?
@@mrchung I agree that it's not a problem in terms of how people are treated (even the fact that there's lots of rejection is just the unfortunate reality of the industry).
However, as far as artistic integrity goes, I believe good directors try to get the most out of every tool available to them. 2-3 seconds is enough to provoke a nuanced, unique feeling in the viewer. They may not have time to hear opinions from extras, but they certainly have time to work with them - that is, if they want to make the most of what actors can add to a scene.
To be fair, if I was in Peele's position, I would be doing "the robot" at some point.
Bryce Edward Brown i love your vids
He wasn't kicked out because he keeps lunging at the fence. Doesn't matter what he say because they are gonna mute him in editing. I think if he does the robot they are gonna notice. That's my thought anyway....
@@grey59records That's awesome to hear, thanks for watching!
Bryce Edward Brown you’re welcome bud
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Love how the director is always trying to not contradict the actor. Painfully realistic
That seems to be necessary in the acting world. I remember an interview with a Belgian director who had a chance to make a movie in the States, and the first thing that he talked about was how the actors were all diva's and the most important thing in their own little world. Now, none of these actors were A or even B-listers, but C-listers. There were no big names in this movie, but all of them seemed to think they were as big as Eastwood, DeNiro and so on.
@@SuddenReal I think it's a matter of who is more disposable to the studio. If you're a big name director like Nolan or Speilburg then you're the friggin' emperor of your set and everyone better step to your beat, but if you're some journeyman director doing an episode of a show then the main cast are the ones with the power because they're essential and you can be replaced with anyone.
@@SuddenReal They're not divas, they are emotionally hyperfragile. Acknowledgement and reassurance are their main means of sustenance.
@@ErebosGR Oh no, you're wrong there. They didn't need acknowledgement or reassurance, they had plenty of that themselves already. I'm talking about C-listers refusing to come out of their trailor because they didn't feel like it. Every moment they spend on stage was a moment the director should be grateful for since they deemed him worthy enough to be graced by their presence.
It's because the lead actor was the lead actor in grims (I'm fucking around man why do people get pissed off about this dhit is completely stupid)
"Get back to the safe house, Kevin. One of the zombie extras might turn out to be Murphy's men." - Captain Holt
Brooklyn 99 😋😂
"better take some corticosteroids for that laryngeal blah blah blah
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DIRTBAG!!!!!"
LOVE THIS
I dont get it....Brooklyn 99 sucked. They purposely dont use white actors umm...I think that's racism...judging someone on there skin color.
Sean Martin I don’t know about you, but I think Boyle is pretty white. I would also consider Peralta white, despite being raised Jewish, is white. Then there’s Gina, Kevin, and probably more characters. I don’t like it when media features an “ethnic cast” for the sake of ethnic casting but that is not the case with B99. If anything, the main crew accurately portray the diversity of races within New York City.
3:21 always cracks me up 😂😂
That shit made me almost pee
Zoommmmbe
brainssszooombii
Head canon: Sean is training those zombies to scare people in the Bad Place.
Good Place fans represent!
Lol I was trying to remember where I knew him from
I disagree. You're overthinking it, clearly this is Sean's torture for Steve.
Who the hell is Sean? That's Kevin Holt.
I dunno... when I hear Marc Evan Jackson's sonorous voice all I think is Sparks Nevada: Marshal on Mars.
They probably don't care because they can just edit his voice out and put in a zombie noise or have no noise at all.
Yeah but the body language was weird too
Sure, but they are panning in to his face, so his expression was clearly supposed to be scripted. He had a different expression each time and even had a coffee cup in his hand.
No, they dont care because its made up lmao its for comedy, not realism
@@sanjayw9878 whoosh
He said say whatever
The assistant told "Say whatever", I think Jordan's character did a great job what he's told LOL
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that would... somehow make them more terrifying
I feel like the director was overlooked saying “absolutely it supersedes it, but let’s do one that just… sedes it” lol
That and the part where he says "ambivalence is art, it's genius, but let's just do the other thing" or whatever he says.
Their writing in their skits left no moment unthought.
Agreed. Genius line!
the film crew and lead actor did a great job with their roles, actually.
" maybe what I was doing supersedes that.." "maybe just do one that just cedes it.." love it.
Best part lmao
Gina Linetti married Jordan Peele in real life
I was looking for this comment.
Much love from South Africa, Pretoria.🇿🇦
sedes*
*cedes
Truth is they'd add his sound effects in post anyway. As long as he lunges and moves his lips he's good. Doesn't matter what he says. Funny sketch, though.
Honestly it's massively accurate to being an extra, directors literally pretend you don't exist and fix it in the cut.
DickDynamite fr
Alright Spielberg, settle down. Nobody's impressed.
Take your serious ass somewhere else!!
I mean, I'm pretty sure they wouldn't be cool with the last take where he's got a coffee cup in his hands...
I start laughing every time I look at Peele's face in the thumbnail. We know he is upto some shenanigans again in the sketch.
He's got that anger when you pump 100 dollars in quarters in a slot machine, only to have the next guy win on their first try.
“he actually said the word zombie”- steve🤣🤣🤣
- Stan*
Shittiest zombie ever 😁
imagine being an extra on this set of a set for a video about extras
Extra-ception
You're an Extra-Extra. Or an ExtraOrdinary
One of those days they'll make a documentary about K&P and will have to remake this scene recording for it... and there'll be extra extras there too!
Never go full extra, man
🤔
"He's making Beeker noises"
"Night of the living muppets"
I lost it.
Some people are born with talent. That new extra was born to win an Oscar
I swear they just write skits based on how talented their makeup department is
I love that Key is super supportive and unsupportive at the same time 😂
After Zombieland and Walking dead, This Zombie is so refreshing.
If you've worked as an extra before, you know how accurate this is. This is hilarious.
"I'm gonna eat your brain.....ZOMBIE" Lololololo!
Zommmmbie😂😂😂😂😂😂
😜
I'm crying for real
Google global truth project and click "The Present" tab to see the truth about life/death in four pages
This reminds me how in the first seasons of The Walking Dead there was only one black guy, and everytime the black guy died a new one showed up!
yeah that was so awkward...
Jordan Key should make a horror movie based on that premise. A black guy meets a group of survivors that already has a black guy which greatly increases the tension in the group.
One of the most overrated shows that had promise but went to shit, only beaten out by Game of Thrones.
keeping the quota lmao
How does this skit remind you of that...?
"When have you heard a zombie say 'zombie' before?"
He is right, I never thought of that ever.
In Plants vs Zombies, duh
Well, now you have.
0:21 he says “man” sooo much
U got an issue with this man?
Yo but fr we don't even know what actual zombies sound like. What if they actually sound like tht one muppet ?
Meep! I wonder where i heard that sound 😂😂😂
Zombies don't exist sooo
Depends on how the zombiafication works. If all speech vocal parts of the brain are gone, it could be creepy like apes howling. Humans are fully capable of making many chimp/monkey sounds which might manifest if only the most primitive parts of the brain are functional. Otherwise if it is more of a mental disorder type of virus, there could be gibberish talk mixed with random noises, but in all cases I would expect horrible screaming and heavy breathing.
@@Khyrid no one read this
@@joeking5679 Read what
As someone who has played a zombie extra I can confirm this is 100% accurate. You'll all slyly jostle for a close up and then they cut that shot..
Thank you for your service
I worked as an extra for a couple years. What's most accurate about this is everyone tripping over themselves trying to get "bumps" and hoping for meal penalties.
It makes sense that they don't care what he says when the light is shined on him, because it's not like they're going to use that audio anyway. Both the fence sound and the zombie sounds are going to be from post. In fact when he suddenly points the rifle at the zombie there's no sound, that needs to change we need to add a loud "RATTLE RATTLE" to the rifle, and maybe a pump action shotgun racking sound as well.
Hollywood guns always rattle so much!
Ah yes. The good old fashioned pump action AR-15.
* They should care, because a zombie wouldn't be moving his lips to form words which would be really obvious to anyone watching the show.
* Adding in phony sounds is stupid, even if most studios do it. It just encourages thoughtless bandwagon mentality. * Why would the gun rattle? There are no BBs inside it.
* Why would an AR make a shotgun racking sound when it's not a shotgun? Even if it were, nobody who is trained in armed combat (or anybody who's ever used a gun) is going to be in obvious imminent danger, and THEN decide to chamber a round, losing previous seconds. That would be like waiting until you have to drop a deuce and then calling the utility company to have water turned on at the house.
ua-cam.com/video/t6OBk9YBLQU/v-deo.html this is exactly how you would produce a movie
@@LordPrometheous dude you are taking this sketch way to Seriously get out 😂🤓
Plot twist: They were actually shooting a zombie comedy/horror movie and he was nailing it every time
Zombie : Hey what we do if we had to go to the bathroom?
Director : GENIUS
“Ima eat yooo brainss, Zommbie” had meeee dying bro
“We’re not doing night of the living muppets...”
I died 😂
Plot twist: It's actually a comedy movie and the other guy was taking it too seriously
2:22 Someone walked on the set in the background :)
No those are survivors scared of zombies
These darn extras man... always messing shet up. Smh.
That was scary
OML hahaha
Lmao
This is amazing. Considering the lead actor David Giuntoli, played a Zombie in three episodes of Grimm. I mean, he was also the lead character for every season, but it's astounding to see him here.
YEAH! Exactly my thought!! ❤️
i've been wondering why he look so familiar
I miss the show grimm.
RIP Grimm was right up there with supernatural, teen wolf, and burn notice. Some shows I’d love a reboot same cast because there is literally no end to the stories you can tell it’s more about that specific group of characters that just fit together.
@@lukedufresne7866 Loved Burn Notice and would love to have more. Supernatural is my favorite show of all time but I have to say, I think it being finished is for the best lol I would love to see some spinoffs that feature some of the other characters, though.
Finding a Key and Peele sketch you've never seen is like finding money in your pocket while doing laundry
See this comment is like reading most other YT comments
Unoriginal
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The most funniest video on the internet.. You need to see this 😂
Stolen.
Yeah it was stolen
Better than that, much better! My overkill point was "he sounded like Beeker from the Muppets ya'll" I think I lost a rib. I might be eligible for an extra as zombie now.
One of my favs. There is an interview on YT with Key on one of the talk shows where he tells a funny story about an obnoxious extra they had on set that I swear has to be the inspiration for this sketch.
Also the two tell a story elsewhere about meeting Obama which led to that first line Jordan delivers as a zombie "what's up my Obama baby"
"I'm gonna need somebody to lunge at the fence."
*Key presses up against the fence and proceeds to do some weird perverted tongue flicking*
Pretty sure thats why he was overlooked lmaoooooooo
I'm dead**no pun intended**😂😂😂🤣💀
😂😂😂😂
Came here for this comment!!
That's me my first day back in college!
"we don't want to get sued by Silence of the Lambs"
1:43 - substitles be like: "Ahhhhhh, what's up?, obama, my baby!" 😂
Hands down the funniest part 🤣
But that's what he said tho, LMAO
All jokes aside the "ey, what do we do if we had to go to the bathroom" part scared me
Edit: Check the replies and you'll be able to tell who has either no internet common sense, no humor and or a moron.
oh wait... zombies also shit
Yo thats lewbert from iCarly without the wart
hahaha silly goose
Same
yep
When he started jumping, I fell over 🤣🤣🤣
Fr 😂😂 he said zombie!!
1:43 "Ahh! What's up, Obama, my baby."
2:29 "Me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me."
3:20 "I'm gonna eat your brain! Zombie."
3:57 "Hey, what do we do when if we have to go to the bathroom?"
That was Jordan's revenge for highOnPOTenuse.
Finally Jordan gets his!
I wish I was high on potanuse
Being an extra in an extra movie, i approve this is what actually happens to extras in movies.
“on your first day, being an extra…. ever.. you got it!” You can just hear how he’s holding back tears behind his smile. Such great acting
He didn't realize they were just going to do a voice over.
I imagine that the whole way they were just planning to dub over the zombie extras' sounds with sounds from their "zombie noise" library, so that's whey they never cared what sounds Peele made.
Lmao exactly what i was thinkin
“I’m gonna eat your brains, Zombie” 💀😂 killed me and brought me back, zombie! 😂
Trapped in the loop of key and Peele sketches.. again
No one:
Literally no one:
The captions: wHaT's Up ObaMa mY babY 1:43
That's what he literally says though. He explains why on the show
3:12 "Do you have any notes?" Is an insanely underrated line
2:35 the way he said "Anytime you want me to " LMAO !!
This is one of their greatest Shorts😂😂😂😂
Finding a key and Peele sketch you haven’t seen is like finding a 20 dollar bill in a random pair of jeans
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Is that...David Giuntoli? Oh man...! I missed that dude from the old times of Grimm.
Damn, thought he looked familiar. He should be in more stuff
loved grimm, sadly they seemed to rush the ending. problem of extending series too much sad
Yea Facts
Used to work security for the show, he was hilarious as fuck on night shoots when there was breaks in filming
Thought I was the only one who noticed
Hey, everybody. Quick question: Have these guys ever done a sketch that did NOT kill?? Man, I'm on yet another K&P binge marathon dying. Geniuses.
And the sets are always top notch!
Some are kinda "ehh" but none are just plain bad
@Neil Wiggs Divorce. Stat.
Someone stole this comment and reposted.
None that I have seen
I live when Keegan Michael Key gets so pissed off that he jumps up and down. 😆
3:25, the male and female zombies behind him lost it when he started jumping.
First Take: **Actor does something**
Director: Cut, I don't like it.
Final Take: **Does the exact same thing he did in all the other takes**
Director: We love it
That's hollywood
That's also how music lessons go
@@hanshead I think they just gave up on you
@@Yerr_ItsNick you'd think. Usually it'd be some very specific and hard to notice. Sometimes trending progress towards whatever goal for the lesson was enough for the hour. To the student that often might sound the same. Even if the iterations are identical, repeating the goal and thinking about how to make it happen musically has its own merits.
@@Yerr_ItsNick also. Careful with projection. Very obvious here.
@@hanshead Nahh, its a joke man
When he said "say whatever", he really meant "whatever."
3:56 I've watched this sketch 30 times and I just now noticed that Peele is holding a coffee cup in his hand 😁
Not only is he an academic, but Kevin is also a director. Raymond is one lucky guy.
What about the head of the bad place?
99!
dang I'd be jealous
Where are these 'new' skits coming from! It's like everytime i feel like i've seen 'em all, a new one pops up! :o
They still made skits after the show ended. They made skits just for UA-cam because they love working together.
These are all from the show, all the full episodes are on Hulu
All these skits were from the show that they kept advertising on YT for people to watch but people just watch the YT clips rather than the show.
Night of the living Muppets. Key and Peele just be throwing out million dollar ideas for free. Hope ur taking notes Disney..
Sounds like a Halloween special
Bro don’t be asking Disney to make nothing. That company needs to die
@@juliandavidhoffer2022 True . They don't produce original movies anymore . All they do ripoff their previous successfull movies
Mubasshir Aal it’s also just all Hollywood bullshit. All the movies are practically the same thing. With characters tropes and obvious “we need this type of scene and these types of characters” bullshit, I’m so sick of it I want more original movies.
Reminds me of when I was doing extra work, and some of the extras really do think it's such a big deal and it's really important or something
When the Grimm decided to quit being a cop and pursue acting.
Yeah! It's Nick Burkhardt!
I thought I was the only one who saw that.
And here I was going crazy trying to remember where have I seen his face before haha
I was think the same thing I love that show
I knew it was David giuntoli
"We're not doin night of the living muppets, are we? Because Beaker is not a zombie.."
😂😂🤣😂🤣 I think I burst my hernia mesh on that one..
Plants and zombies
1:07 - "you want me to say.. gwaaa???" 😂😂💀
all I see here is Kevin gave up on his professor job and became a movie director.