Wow, this is pretty wild. According to UA-cam's analytics, 94% of people who watched this video so far were male and only 6% were female! Any theories as to why? (I think we'd have more clarity if UA-cam could tell us how many of those men watched it with their pants off). The demographic breakdown was also unexpected (to me anyway). 18-24 year olds = 0.2% 25-34 = 5% 35-44 = 21% 45-54 = 31% 55-64 = 27% 65+ = 15% I assumed most of the viewers would be younger….but maybe they're too young to even know or care about her? And I almost forgot, I'd old af now. Comment below and tell us your age and what's appealing about her to you, as well as how you came to know her (Parks and Rec? White Lotus? One of her movies?).
Male, 35-44 cis-het. Pants on. I identify with April/Aubrey because she's the kind of person I wanted to be when I was like 17-22, but I wasn't witty enough and cared way too much about what people thought about me. Discovered her in Parks but she's great in everything, especially Emily the Criminal.
44M. I did watch it with my pants off but not like that. I never wear clothes at home. Also, I’ve never watched Parks and Recreation, but this compilation makes me want to.
Aubrey Plaza is quirky which adds to her appeal. She the girl who used to hang with the guys back when we were young but we lost touch because she was so chaotic....
late 40s. I saw her in a movie sometime around 2010 or 2012, then over time in late night show interviews or clips. Never actually watched Parks and Rec. Her persona is sarcastic, suffers no fools, and is a living embodiment of deadpan delivery. I didn't think about it much at first, but she's the archetype for the kind of friends (both guys and girls) I gravitated towards in high school and college. Albeit with the color saturation turned up for TV/movie entertainment. There's probably a joke here about how middle-aged men just want to be verbally abused by a sharp-tongued woman. More generally though, I think it's the artificial schadenfreude of seeing a dumb twit character getting it with both barrels -- the lower Internet is a cesspool full of "instant karma" and revenge content channels, so it clearly taps into something a lot of humans harbor. Aubrey Plaza just has great timing and delivery when pulling the verbal trigger that most of us are too timid or mentally slow to do in the moment ourselves (and I absolutely include myself first and foremost in this). We also tend to latch onto stuff in pivotal or key developmental points in our lives. That's why our older relatives keep thinking of us as still 10 or 15 years old or whenever they last saw us most regularly. For your audience, maybe it's b/c many of us were in our 20s to 40s and watched movies that left some kind of lasting impression on us at that stage in our lives. I know for me, the 2010s were the last period I ever watched movies. So actors on the rise in that time like Aubrey Plaza are the last impression of any kind I had at all from entertainment media.
@@michaelparks6120 is that a joke/pun? Ruthless just means “without mercy” or lacking sorrow for their actions. It means they don’t have “ruth”. Which means they don’t have “pity”.
@@michaelparks6120Not entirely true. One can have met (and dated) a lunatic named Ruth, and are no longer doing so. Thus they are Ruthless. I am such a person.
Yeah, in my follow up Aubrey video, she explains why talk show interviews make her feel so nervous and uncomfortable that she ends up acting weird almost as a defense mechanism.
I think we never really see the real person on a podcast or talk show. The fact that you're aware people are watching and wanting to be entertained will always make you want to act out a little
Not sure about Aubrey but I've had that happen, a lot. It wasn't until I found out I'm autistic and that it's frequent experience of autistics being laughed at (as in the something we said and being genuine about it). Like no, that's just normal, it's not supposed to be funny, it wasn't said to illicit laughter, nor to tickle your funny bone, please just stop laughing.
@@Onthe9thlife3730In some cases, someone could be laughing about something you mayn't have perceived and they're not being unfriendly. There could be a convo. But certainly, some may be jerks who're laughing derisively.
I 1000% believe Aubrey's recollection of events. Being called a huge weirdo while not being credited for her ideas for the character is pretty on brand with how people who look a certain way get treated in most workplaces.
Of course she doesn't think she was weird and doesn't understand why others would think so. If she did she would have acted differently and therefore wouldn't have been called weird.
Have they denied her involvement in other interviews or something, and only now are telling us she inspired them? Also, she seems happy with how insanely right place right time lucky she got. You spin a different tale than the one i watched
@@emu314159Right? I saw the comment before finishing this and thought there'd be some conflict, but there's not. That comment seems to have no context, at least in this video.
@@BlasphemousButlerThere wasn't a direct "conflict" but apparently you guys missed the fact that his story of how Aubrey became April differed from hers... She even said "I don't remember any of that" after he told his version, which was a humorous way to thinly veil calling him out. He knew exactly what she was doing, too, which was evident by his awkward exaggerated laughing.
April and Ron Swanson were, by far, the best part of that show. They were amazing characters in any scene they're in no matter who they're with but when you put those two together it was comedy gold.
April making the marshmallow Ron, and Ron’s reaction of clearly being deeply touched but trying to play it off like it’s no big deal was a perfect encapsulation of their dynamic.
Even in this she clearly is playing up her schtick. The whole, "sure lady I don't give a shit" stuff by her own admission was hr "kidding". I think the bulk of these stories are embellished and her overall "weird/awkward" demeanor is an act any time you see it.
@@darkriku12 A foil isn't necessarily antagonistic or complementary. A foil is someone who adds friction to a character by providing an opposite character trait. That friction is often a catalyst for exposing blind spots and helping the character grow. Which is why Ron and April, while often causing friction for Leslie, are also responsible for giving her balance.
On a larger note, for those out there who have nothing to lose, feel lost, don’t know where they’re going, it’s actually a fantastic gift. Embrace life’s moments that are seemingly meaningless, because in those moments , life happens, and opportunities present themselves.
@wudimusic I loooved the first two seasons. Watched it when it came out. This was the first feature role I saw her in. Before that I saw her inPortland in.she was always my favorite extra in that show .
I literally cant separate her from her character in Legion because of what happens is so horrific that i just cant stop thinking about it when i see her
Absolutley, and even tho´i did not ever see p&r even tho i saw snippets later, but in Legion, she´s just so unique and makes everything even more twisted, than it already is.@@ksy4747
"look of you're old and I don't like you that much" Audry is pretty much a cat. pretty generally not interested in your shit gets her way can't tell her not to do something, cause she'll do it anyway
Audrey is the best! "I'll go on any meetings I don't give a shit!" 😂 She is so funny! I loved Ron as well obviously - and their chemistry on Parks was just amazing!
Female. 45-50. Watching her in AGATHA most recently, but was a parks and rec fan only because husband was watching reruns, I saw her and loved her and then binged them all within 6 months or something. Oh, and all my clothes were on when watching this. 😂
She also has impeccable timing, can transform into a wide range of characters and accents and can deliver a convincing dramatic part as well. She is an excellent actress and comedian but what stands out is a unique charisma that most people just do not have. She created that character and professionals wrote a show around it. That is bring way more to the table than most empty-slate sort of actors show are a dime a dozen in Hollywood.
I was at that indie film festival in LA one time and I went to use the portajohn, and as I'm waiting in line I look over my shoulder and see Aubrey Plaza locking eyes with me and nodding. It was a deeply uncomfortable feeling.
She has no insecurities, or if she does, she expresses it through silent unblinking eye contact which hits people as intimidating, dominating confidence. She doesn't even realize she's doing it. It's just the personality she was born with. It gives her a ton of leverage and social status that she doesn't even realize she has.
Legion was an incredible show that she was brilliant in… her character is waaay more important than you at first realize… and it was clearly written for her
April and Ron Swanson were by far the best part of that show, they were great characters on their own but when you put those two together it was comedy gold
@@mikepatton8691 I love Ron and April, but there are so many phenomenal characters and actors on that show. Just well-written, well-casted, and well-acted across the board.
love aubrey. she also to me would embody a legit wednesday addams.... just the offbeatness and her deliveries etc. (the initial wednesday from the orig movies.). also i relate. despite having blonde hair i actually had a few people call me that, trying to upset me or something? who tf knows. ironically it felt fitting. they were going on long hair, not a smiler, usually not making a lot of animated stuff wth my face and i was generally quiet. but i was like hell, she was the best part of the second movie. that happy shack trying to convert them into smiley people felt sooooo relatable. and i lmao when she did start to try smiling and people were like "stop, she's scaring me" hahaa. also reminds me of halloween at work one year. went as harley quinn (loved the character from the original batman cartoon) and i did the makeup that looked like a perma-smile and one of the trainer ladies did a double take and was like flat out saying how disturbing and weird it was to see the smile. so then i couldn't hold back a grin because i found that fukking hilarious. and she's like "uuuugh stop" and that it was even worse! HAHA! anyway love aubrey just because i've seen a lot of interviews and i think she's funny as hell, the timing and also her personality. and pretty in an interesting way. idk how else to call it but some people i guess are pretty but seem boring? like it wears off? might be personality stuff doing that. anyway i hope to see her in a lot more stuff!! :D
"I put the make up on after I went into labor". Almost went into cardiac arrest laughing! The charachters April Ludgate, Gerri Blank (Strangers with Candy) and Rafi (The League) in the same movie would be the most disturbingly funny thing ever.
She found her niche that suited her perfectly then owned it. I can’t watch her and not laugh. Hilarious and ridiculous. Her dead pan delivery is a piece of art. Gorgeous and funny. Yep, sign me up 😂.
I think I first saw Aubrey in Scott Pilgrim. I watched it with my then pre/teenagers. I laughed my @ss off and her character in SP IS exactly how I imagined she could be in real life. I don't know her, so will never know for certain, but Aubrey is one of the funniest-via-awkwardness people I've ever seen. I'm now 63 & she's still a fav.
How to win the part for a character who doesn’t give a sh*t about anything. Sheer genius. Or maybe sheer luck. Or maybe God has a massive crush on her. (Don’t we all?)
Crazy. Michael Schur sure is a storyteller. She pitched him the character then he told the story like she was only the 'muse' for a character of his own making... Maybe that really is what he thought happened. But she calls him out on stage for it without anyone noticing. Impressive.
That's why he cracks up laughing and says "touchez", cos what she said was pure genius,.... funny as hell, but true. But I don't think he said that absent minded, I hink he said it for the comedy factor.
Woah, real Aubrey Plaza is so different from the "character" she puts on for evening talk shows. Totally different cadence and vibe. Seems cool as heck.
24 y/o here; saw her on Parks of course. I can't pinpoint exactly what it is, but she just seems like the kind of person I'd never get tired of talking to. It's not just the deadpan delivery-everything she says is steeped in a strange sort of meta-irony. It seems like she aknowledges the validity of cynicism, but still appreciates the absurdity of the human condition and loves the chaos of life. She's smart enough to keep herself out of trouble, but she doesn't feel the need to behave exactly as every 'perfect' holywood type has no doubt perscribed. She just keeps it real and does what she knows is entertaining. Also hot as fuck, can't go wrong with that.
@@steveneardley7541 hey man, really....in real life, I would steer way clear of her...m ...I've made the mistake of getting involved with a looney tune before .NEVER again.
Meh. IRL someone who is this freaking deadpan and sarcastic, unrelentingly, for years and years is just a drag. It goes past the point of endearing and back to just annoying and depressing, for me. At some point I just got tired of her schtick. 7 seasons of the same thing. I get why people like her character, but for me she was the one character that was too one dimensional for too long. Maybe it was because I was like this for my young adult years and grew out of it, so watching someone just stick to a lame, mildly funny but mostly grating personality as a life choice just depressed me. I feel like for a real person acting with this kind of negative sarcastic façade for this long is detrimental to the personality, mood, and relationships- but she flourished and didn't seem to have to battle any demons like someone actually going through life with this attitude their whole life realistically would, imo. Other characters with better attitudes had problems and life issues to tackle, things to overcome, but the constantly negative person who would actually most likely struggle on those fronts, was the one who seemed to face the least adversity and didn't find any need to change or grow. I feel like almost every other character had notable challenges, arcs that lead to change. She was the same person from the first episode to the last. Like the show teaching the message if you don't want to face adversity, or have to grow like all the other characters, just be negative, sardonic, and sarcastic your whole life
aubrey and nick offermans characters are both based sooo heavily on their real personalities. i watched an hour of nicks standup comedy before park and rec and hes straight up ron swanson 😂
Wow, this is pretty wild. According to UA-cam's analytics, 94% of people who watched this video so far were male and only 6% were female! Any theories as to why? (I think we'd have more clarity if UA-cam could tell us how many of those men watched it with their pants off).
The demographic breakdown was also unexpected (to me anyway).
18-24 year olds = 0.2%
25-34 = 5%
35-44 = 21%
45-54 = 31%
55-64 = 27%
65+ = 15%
I assumed most of the viewers would be younger….but maybe they're too young to even know or care about her? And I almost forgot, I'd old af now.
Comment below and tell us your age and what's appealing about her to you, as well as how you came to know her (Parks and Rec? White Lotus? One of her movies?).
Male, 35-44 cis-het. Pants on.
I identify with April/Aubrey because she's the kind of person I wanted to be when I was like 17-22, but I wasn't witty enough and cared way too much about what people thought about me.
Discovered her in Parks but she's great in everything, especially Emily the Criminal.
Wait, you have trouble thinking about men liking pretty girls? Lol
44M. I did watch it with my pants off but not like that. I never wear clothes at home. Also, I’ve never watched Parks and Recreation, but this compilation makes me want to.
Aubrey Plaza is quirky which adds to her appeal. She the girl who used to hang with the guys back when we were young but we lost touch because she was so chaotic....
late 40s. I saw her in a movie sometime around 2010 or 2012, then over time in late night show interviews or clips. Never actually watched Parks and Rec. Her persona is sarcastic, suffers no fools, and is a living embodiment of deadpan delivery. I didn't think about it much at first, but she's the archetype for the kind of friends (both guys and girls) I gravitated towards in high school and college. Albeit with the color saturation turned up for TV/movie entertainment.
There's probably a joke here about how middle-aged men just want to be verbally abused by a sharp-tongued woman. More generally though, I think it's the artificial schadenfreude of seeing a dumb twit character getting it with both barrels -- the lower Internet is a cesspool full of "instant karma" and revenge content channels, so it clearly taps into something a lot of humans harbor. Aubrey Plaza just has great timing and delivery when pulling the verbal trigger that most of us are too timid or mentally slow to do in the moment ourselves (and I absolutely include myself first and foremost in this).
We also tend to latch onto stuff in pivotal or key developmental points in our lives. That's why our older relatives keep thinking of us as still 10 or 15 years old or whenever they last saw us most regularly. For your audience, maybe it's b/c many of us were in our 20s to 40s and watched movies that left some kind of lasting impression on us at that stage in our lives.
I know for me, the 2010s were the last period I ever watched movies. So actors on the rise in that time like Aubrey Plaza are the last impression of any kind I had at all from entertainment media.
“I don’t remember any of that.”
She is ruthless.
So quick and savage.
@@NoPastNoFate people that are "ruthless " are also people nthat have never met some lunatic named RUTH....put that in your pocket as a freebie
@@michaelparks6120 is that a joke/pun?
Ruthless just means “without mercy” or lacking sorrow for their actions.
It means they don’t have “ruth”. Which means they don’t have “pity”.
@@michaelparks6120Not entirely true. One can have met (and dated) a lunatic named Ruth, and are no longer doing so. Thus they are Ruthless.
I am such a person.
@@NoPastNoFateit's quite obviously a pun.
Hail the Deadpan Goddess-Empress.
Also queen of bat shit crazy characters. Like in Legion.
Totes
She is stupid and not funny. Yall simps.
Queen of the side-eye!
@@roysmith1910 Bwahahaha!
I feel like this is the first time I've ever seen the actual Aubrey Plaza, as opposed to the Aubrey Plaza character she plays in interviews.
Yeah, in my follow up Aubrey video, she explains why talk show interviews make her feel so nervous and uncomfortable that she ends up acting weird almost as a defense mechanism.
@@thesaltycobra Her talk show antics make Jennifer Tilly look positively sane by comparison.
@@thesaltycobraShe's definitely more at ease with Conan on the podcast format than in your follow up
She's OverRated AF.
I think we never really see the real person on a podcast or talk show. The fact that you're aware people are watching and wanting to be entertained will always make you want to act out a little
A live-action Daria with Aubrey as Daria would be epic.
Hell yeah
age 40 Daria
Just bring back original Daria and have her voice it?
Oh YES!
Obviously she's too old to set it in high school, but Daria later in life might be interesting.
I love that Aubrey looks confused every time people laugh at her remarks, like "what. I wasn't being funny, I just said something I think."
Why?
@@kathybramley5609 Who ?
Not sure about Aubrey but I've had that happen, a lot. It wasn't until I found out I'm autistic and that it's frequent experience of autistics being laughed at (as in the something we said and being genuine about it).
Like no, that's just normal, it's not supposed to be funny, it wasn't said to illicit laughter, nor to tickle your funny bone, please just stop laughing.
@@Onthe9thlife3730 This whole video was like a highlight reel of the autistic experience.
@@Onthe9thlife3730In some cases, someone could be laughing about something you mayn't have perceived and they're not being unfriendly. There could be a convo.
But certainly, some may be jerks who're laughing derisively.
So she IMPROVISED being a STANDUP? The fabric of reality is quivering!
Who's line is it anyway
Fake it till you make it
That's such an alt-comic thing to do.
I 1000% believe Aubrey's recollection of events. Being called a huge weirdo while not being credited for her ideas for the character is pretty on brand with how people who look a certain way get treated in most workplaces.
I love the way you said that ❤🎉 without calling out individual minorities but still obvious to the ones living it ❤
Of course she doesn't think she was weird and doesn't understand why others would think so. If she did she would have acted differently and therefore wouldn't have been called weird.
Have they denied her involvement in other interviews or something, and only now are telling us she inspired them? Also, she seems happy with how insanely right place right time lucky she got. You spin a different tale than the one i watched
@@emu314159Right? I saw the comment before finishing this and thought there'd be some conflict, but there's not. That comment seems to have no context, at least in this video.
@@BlasphemousButlerThere wasn't a direct "conflict" but apparently you guys missed the fact that his story of how Aubrey became April differed from hers... She even said "I don't remember any of that" after he told his version, which was a humorous way to thinly veil calling him out. He knew exactly what she was doing, too, which was evident by his awkward exaggerated laughing.
April and Ron Swanson were, by far, the best part of that show. They were amazing characters in any scene they're in no matter who they're with but when you put those two together it was comedy gold.
That was one of the show's biggest strengths. Having seemingly disparate characters finding ways to relate to each other.
I’ve never seen a single episode but I’ve watch every Ron and/or April compilation ❤😂
April making the marshmallow Ron, and Ron’s reaction of clearly being deeply touched but trying to play it off like it’s no big deal was a perfect encapsulation of their dynamic.
Ron Swanson is my spirit animal
I totally agree. Fact
The Connan interview was an extremely rare sighting of Aubrey Plaza out of character for me.
Even in this she clearly is playing up her schtick. The whole, "sure lady I don't give a shit" stuff by her own admission was hr "kidding". I think the bulk of these stories are embellished and her overall "weird/awkward" demeanor is an act any time you see it.
@@jackburton2680she was cracking a joke
I can't believe she's 40. She doesn't seem to age to me.
We are blessed to have Ms. Plaza on the planet. We all need to laugh, and she forces us to laugh…or we die.
Her and Ron would become the most cohesive duos in sitcom history.
Can you imagine an Addams Family remake with Aubrey as Wednesday.
I’d also take Aubrey Plaza as Morticia with Jenna Ortega as Wednesday.
@@wingwong6584 They're too close in age, I think. But the characters suit them well.
@@jayebullock8002 Aubrey Plaza is 40 Ortega is a teen there like 20 years apart.
@@zed4229Ortega is in her 20s
Still works
No she's like 40
The art of not giving a shit. It makes you extremely attractive to people. lol. She's a great foil to Leslie's perkiness.
Word and Andy's innocence and goofiness
Like the SNL sketch where Will Ferrell gives Ego Nwodim the lead in the school play because she didn't care if she got it or not.
Does foil mean complement or actual antagonism? I think they actually complement each other really well to make an efficient work place tbh.
@@darkriku12 A foil isn't necessarily antagonistic or complementary. A foil is someone who adds friction to a character by providing an opposite character trait. That friction is often a catalyst for exposing blind spots and helping the character grow.
Which is why Ron and April, while often causing friction for Leslie, are also responsible for giving her balance.
Very good editing dude
On a larger note, for those out there who have nothing to lose, feel lost, don’t know where they’re going, it’s actually a fantastic gift. Embrace life’s moments that are seemingly meaningless, because in those moments , life happens, and opportunities present themselves.
Thank you, I need to hear this rn.
Hippy
"weirdest person I ever met" "made me feel so uncomfortable"....no wonder she was fired as a waitress the week earlier....
Aubrey was great in P & R, but she was brilliant in Legion. Lenny Busker was the rôle she was born to play.
Nobody knows that gem off a Show
..and you´re absolutley right!
She is in a new marvel show called Agatha All Along. I swear she is Farouk
@wudimusic I loooved the first two seasons. Watched it when it came out. This was the first feature role I saw her in. Before that I saw her inPortland in.she was always my favorite extra in that show .
I literally cant separate her from her character in Legion because of what happens is so horrific that i just cant stop thinking about it when i see her
Absolutley, and even tho´i did not ever see p&r even tho i saw snippets later, but in Legion, she´s just so unique and makes everything even more twisted, than it already is.@@ksy4747
i feel like Conan is the only one she can have a normal conversation with
and jimmy fallon those interviews she seems a lot more comfortable
"look of you're old and I don't like you that much"
Audry is pretty much a cat.
pretty
generally not interested in your shit
gets her way
can't tell her not to do something, cause she'll do it anyway
Audrey is the best! "I'll go on any meetings I don't give a shit!" 😂
She is so funny! I loved Ron as well obviously - and their chemistry on Parks was just amazing!
Female. 45-50.
Watching her in AGATHA most recently, but was a parks and rec fan only because husband was watching reruns, I saw her and loved her and then binged them all within 6 months or something. Oh, and all my clothes were on when watching this. 😂
Aubrey is seriously the best story teller ever.
She is the best. Random as fuck yet it all makes sense.
Honestly is powerful, especially in Hollywood. People vibe with it.
She represented the universal next gen, who is a mystery.
This was wonderfully edited. Bravo!
One of a kind. We will always love Aubrey. Glad we're sharing the planet with her at the same time.
“Oh and by the way… I’m calling from inside your house…”😆
I wonder if she experiences Imposter Syndrome. She has fallen upward her whole career. Her whole act is waiting and not filling the awkward void.
She also has impeccable timing, can transform into a wide range of characters and accents and can deliver a convincing dramatic part as well. She is an excellent actress and comedian but what stands out is a unique charisma that most people just do not have. She created that character and professionals wrote a show around it. That is bring way more to the table than most empty-slate sort of actors show are a dime a dozen in Hollywood.
Have you seen her in Legion? She doesn't just do the awkward thing, she'll also a great actress like marshhen mentioned
She’s so naturally funny. She’s got a direct line to my funny bone.
I was at that indie film festival in LA one time and I went to use the portajohn, and as I'm waiting in line I look over my shoulder and see Aubrey Plaza locking eyes with me and nodding. It was a deeply uncomfortable feeling.
She has no insecurities, or if she does, she expresses it through silent unblinking eye contact which hits people as intimidating, dominating confidence. She doesn't even realize she's doing it. It's just the personality she was born with. It gives her a ton of leverage and social status that she doesn't even realize she has.
Aubrey and Stephanie Beatriz from brooklyn 99, and Jenny Ortega doing a sitcom together.
And Aimee Garcia from Lucifer
And based in Fresno?
I'd actually buy cable TV again if that was the only way to see that show
Legion was an incredible show that she was brilliant in… her character is waaay more important than you at first realize… and it was clearly written for her
She was the reason, or her meme actually for me to start watching that show.
April and Ron Swanson were by far the best part of that show, they were great characters on their own but when you put those two together it was comedy gold
@@mikepatton8691 I love Ron and April, but there are so many phenomenal characters and actors on that show. Just well-written, well-casted, and well-acted across the board.
love aubrey. she also to me would embody a legit wednesday addams.... just the offbeatness and her deliveries etc. (the initial wednesday from the orig movies.). also i relate. despite having blonde hair i actually had a few people call me that, trying to upset me or something? who tf knows. ironically it felt fitting. they were going on long hair, not a smiler, usually not making a lot of animated stuff wth my face and i was generally quiet. but i was like hell, she was the best part of the second movie. that happy shack trying to convert them into smiley people felt sooooo relatable. and i lmao when she did start to try smiling and people were like "stop, she's scaring me" hahaa. also reminds me of halloween at work one year. went as harley quinn (loved the character from the original batman cartoon) and i did the makeup that looked like a perma-smile and one of the trainer ladies did a double take and was like flat out saying how disturbing and weird it was to see the smile. so then i couldn't hold back a grin because i found that fukking hilarious. and she's like "uuuugh stop" and that it was even worse! HAHA!
anyway love aubrey just because i've seen a lot of interviews and i think she's funny as hell, the timing and also her personality. and pretty in an interesting way. idk how else to call it but some people i guess are pretty but seem boring? like it wears off? might be personality stuff doing that. anyway i hope to see her in a lot more stuff!! :D
"I put the make up on after I went into labor". Almost went into cardiac arrest laughing!
The charachters April Ludgate, Gerri Blank (Strangers with Candy) and Rafi (The League) in the same movie would be the most disturbingly funny thing ever.
10:19 As a pretty passionate fan of catch-22, I often wonder if this scene is inspired by major major major doing the same thing 🤔
She found her niche that suited her perfectly then owned it. I can’t watch her and not laugh. Hilarious and ridiculous. Her dead pan delivery is a piece of art. Gorgeous and funny. Yep, sign me up 😂.
Absolutely Love Aubrey! And couldn't even tell you exactly why! LoL
Opportunity plus preparation = good fortune.
Really well done.
I think imma subscribe.
I would give my soul to Aubrey Plaza, that's how much I love her.
That was a subplot in Barry, he goes to a movie audition and he's so distracted and non-caring they want to give him the part
I love Aubrey. This is FABULOUS. Thanks for this.
I love Scott Pilgrim VS the World. ❤
I don’t remember any of that… priceless
The look is more like "you're old, I don't like you that much and what's that odour?".
Love you Aubrey. So honest.
Admitting that luck played a part in her success... inspiring, rare stuff.
Also, the edit of awesome April lines from 9:57... just, well, awesome! :)
She’s ruthless and totally relatable. 😂
Damn that was a fire week
Aubrey Plaza is the ideal American version of what most people think of as dry, British humor.
Some time check out the film "Life After Beth". It's/she's brilliant!!!
Doesn't it seem like she doesn't enjoy being called the "weirdest person in the world" or is it just me?
So she basically paved her own path. Greg and mike shur should have given her credit atleast in one of the interview.
I think I first saw Aubrey in Scott Pilgrim. I watched it with my then pre/teenagers. I laughed my @ss off and her character in SP IS exactly how I imagined she could be in real life. I don't know her, so will never know for certain, but Aubrey is one of the funniest-via-awkwardness people I've ever seen. I'm now 63 & she's still a fav.
She looks like Julie from one day at a time talks like Wednesday Adams ❤ Love her ella es talentosa❤
Pizza is knowledge 😅
Wow, Aubrey Plaza hearing those stories from Schur and the re-telling she looks *deeply uncomfortable*.
Perfect woman.
I want Aubrey to be Secretary of State...as April.
Screw Malkovich, it should of been: Being Aubrey Plaza!
The first time I saw Aubrey plaza was as Cat Adams in criminal minds
How to win the part for a character who doesn’t give a sh*t about anything.
Sheer genius.
Or maybe sheer luck.
Or maybe God has a massive crush on her. (Don’t we all?)
Crazy. Michael Schur sure is a storyteller. She pitched him the character then he told the story like she was only the 'muse' for a character of his own making... Maybe that really is what he thought happened. But she calls him out on stage for it without anyone noticing. Impressive.
That's why he cracks up laughing and says "touchez", cos what she said was pure genius,.... funny as hell, but true.
But I don't think he said that absent minded, I hink he said it for the comedy factor.
@9:11 lolz, that's such an Aubrey Plaza joke. "I hope I get the part!" Lol
Fantastic video
LOVE to Aubrey Plaza
She's so funny, one of the funniest people I've ever seen, heard... you know. Who cares, watever. 😊
I live under a rock and have never watched the show, but I think I’d love it based on this.. 😅
Woah, real Aubrey Plaza is so different from the "character" she puts on for evening talk shows. Totally different cadence and vibe. Seems cool as heck.
Coppola's Megalopolis is a fascinating, infuriating, glorious mess of a movie. Aubrey Plaza is the best thing in that movie!
She makes my heart go boom-boom
I was like... she was like.. shit was like.. like.... and like.. liiiikkke....... What is like, going, like, on?😮
I live in Delaware and she is a goddess here.
24 y/o here; saw her on Parks of course. I can't pinpoint exactly what it is, but she just seems like the kind of person I'd never get tired of talking to. It's not just the deadpan delivery-everything she says is steeped in a strange sort of meta-irony. It seems like she aknowledges the validity of cynicism, but still appreciates the absurdity of the human condition and loves the chaos of life. She's smart enough to keep herself out of trouble, but she doesn't feel the need to behave exactly as every 'perfect' holywood type has no doubt perscribed. She just keeps it real and does what she knows is entertaining.
Also hot as fuck, can't go wrong with that.
@@yowsky0 i remember being 24 years old....it was the bars that I tend to forget 😉
Jesus what a bizarre and pathetic comment. Get a life guy
@@michaelparks6120getting drunk alone is stupid.
It's like everything she says has some deranged backstory in her mind, that you only see a glimpse of.
@@steveneardley7541 hey man, really....in real life, I would steer way clear of her...m ...I've made the mistake of getting involved with a looney tune before .NEVER again.
It's pretty obvious to everyone who isn't herself it's her attitude that is just perfect
"Robot's bathwater" LMAO
Aubrey Plaza is a treasure.
Meh. IRL someone who is this freaking deadpan and sarcastic, unrelentingly, for years and years is just a drag. It goes past the point of endearing and back to just annoying and depressing, for me. At some point I just got tired of her schtick. 7 seasons of the same thing. I get why people like her character, but for me she was the one character that was too one dimensional for too long. Maybe it was because I was like this for my young adult years and grew out of it, so watching someone just stick to a lame, mildly funny but mostly grating personality as a life choice just depressed me. I feel like for a real person acting with this kind of negative sarcastic façade for this long is detrimental to the personality, mood, and relationships- but she flourished and didn't seem to have to battle any demons like someone actually going through life with this attitude their whole life realistically would, imo.
Other characters with better attitudes had problems and life issues to tackle, things to overcome, but the constantly negative person who would actually most likely struggle on those fronts, was the one who seemed to face the least adversity and didn't find any need to change or grow. I feel like almost every other character had notable challenges, arcs that lead to change. She was the same person from the first episode to the last. Like the show teaching the message if you don't want to face adversity, or have to grow like all the other characters, just be negative, sardonic, and sarcastic your whole life
Thanks, it's why I have no friends.
Great video
She so attractive.
ayyy TIL man like Mose is the Executive Producer of P&R. wild.😂
Those Natalie Wood eyes
Oh, God! Don't tell Robert Wagner!
Aubrey is actually Jesus' daughter come to bring bouncy and joyful peace to the world. Thank you Jesus! What did I just say?
She's like the anti-pixie dream girl
Pretty chicks that make you(straight guys and lesbians)laugh is a helluva drug.
She is exactly what I want for Christmas
The love of my life
aubrey and nick offermans characters are both based sooo heavily on their real personalities. i watched an hour of nicks standup comedy before park and rec and hes straight up ron swanson 😂
i dont remember any of that, ZING
PIZZA IS KNOWLEDGE
“make me one with everything”
Weirdo's are the best people. I've been told this all my life. Hence my attraction; I kept my pans on.
You kept your pans on but dropped your pants?? Please clarify.
She is so gorgeous
She is amazing
She is wonderful ❤
She is an awesome insane genius ❤️