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That was hilarious. When they lock the car doors, had me dying.
Don't remember the black comedian who said this. He said he was walking down the street and a white person was in convertible. When he got close, the person locked their doors. He said "So I slapped him."
The sketch you were foggy on the premise - aliens landed and shapeshifted into human form, and K&P shot the ones that WEREN'T racist - that was the test and the irony. The aliens didn't understand our culture, and when they didn't act with any racism in answering K&P's questions, they were shot and then shifted back to their alien form. The racists weren't aliens and didn't get shot. Well, except for one.
That’s the one 👍🏻
@@officeblokemike7914 I never thought about how strange that sketch would be for people who didn’t grow up with certain stereotypes that are more prevalent over here
The idea of zombies comes from a real belief in the Carribean. The 1st zombie movie was in the late 60s. Night of the Living Dead, I think.
Haitian folklore 🇭🇹
Voodoo zombie movies have been around since the 30's , almost 100 years . NOTLD was the first non-voodoo based zombie movie , it basically started the modern zombie genre .
Zombies are based of white people's fear Haitian voodoo. Black people we're the zombies back in the 1930s.
doesn't it more specifically come from a real parasite or disease
A Haitian folklore. And they were not as mindless, if I am correct
Jesus was the first zombie 🤣, I wrote this right before Dave said it 😁. In regards to zombie films George Romero's night of living Dead in '68 may be the first.
Aye this is one of my favorite K&P sketches, glad to see you guys react
Mine, too! Was hoping they’d watch this one for Halloween 👏
The Key and Peele video you did before WASN'T racist zombies. That video was about a space alien invasion. Because the aliens could look like humans they had to ask certain questions to determine if the human was real or not.
To be fair, race played a sizeable part in that video as well.
"Racist Zombies" was the original title...I guess comedy central changed it
There's 2 kinds of zombies: Haitian folklore zombies and Romero Modern Zombies. The idea of raising people from the Dead is long engrained in many cultures, but Haiti is the front runner. Read the book The Serpent and the Rainbow for some interesting historical context.
The movie zombie was effectively created by Romero with Night of the Living Dead in the 60's, and arguably Richard Matheson with the story I Am Legend. Romero was the one who made them eat people and shooting them in the head became the method of death.
U find a couple of answers about where "zombies" came from and yes there have been talks about the dead coming back to live for centuries and probably even b4 anything was actually documented to give then credit but the real answer you are looking for is from Marvel as they had them first in popular culture in an old comic and even had the word trademarked till a court said it had gotten too popular (specially in movies) and they lost the right to it. And yes the name came from an earlier culture but it was not at all the same meaning as the meaning we know for them now.
@@TXHEN1 That's partially incorrect. Yes, Marvel attempted a trademark but that was the early 70's, 5 or so years after Night of the Living Dead. We can debate the longevity and cultural impact of Tales of the Zombie all day, but Night laid the foundation of the pop cultural zombie and of course Romero and Fulci solidified it in the late 70's. Tales...really only had staying power amongst Comic readers. And even then, those comics were more Haitian rooted like the old EC comics, less flesh eaters and more walking corpses usually set on revenge. Romero turned them into shambling animals who just want to eat.
Very obviously not true, lmao.
@@-scrim What's not true? I mean both are heavily documented, but feel free to enlighten us lol
@@Zombie_Trooper >> The idea of raising people from the Dead is long engrained in many cultures, but Haiti is the front runner.
There’s 2 different kind of zombies, there’s the magical one where they rise from the dead even after being dead for years and then there’s the one where it’s a virus that turns you into one but yeah zombies are in folklore all over the world in different cultures.
U find a couple of answers about where "zombies" came from and yes there have been talks about the dead coming back to live for centuries and probably even b4 anything was actually documented to give then credit but the real answer you are looking for is from Marvel as they had them first in popular culture in an old comic and even had the word trademarked till a court said it had gotten too popular (specially in movies) and they lost the right to it. And yes the name came from an earlier culture but it was not at all the same meaning as the meaning we know for them now.
I've been waiting for you guys to do this one forever. Thanks for finally getting to it.
It wasnt zombies, was aliens where they all said one line and then they assumed who's alien and who is actually a human :D
Zumbi is a young African Muslim leader who was a slave in Brazil during the colonization of it by the Portuguese masters in 1678 AD. He freed slaves and led battles against the Portuguese masters. The only way to stop the Islamic extension in Brazil was by killing zumbi. Zumbi was a leader under the rule of the king of the Palmares "Ganga Zumba". Muslims are known for their love of death. Martyrdom has a high view in Islamic faith. If die in the battle field in the way of Allah you'll straight to paradise where you'll have a special place unlike normal people of paradise who die normal death.
Zombies come from a lot of religions especially African religions. Jesus was a zombie 😂😂😂😂
when i woke up this morning, I didn't think i'd be convinced that Jesus was the first zombie. but here we are.
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U find a couple of answers about where "zombies" came from and yes there have been talks about the dead coming back to live for centuries and probably even b4 anything was actually documented to give then credit but the real answer you are looking for is from Marvel as they had them first in popular culture in an old comic and even had the word trademarked till a court said it had gotten too popular (specially in movies) and they lost the right to it. And yes the name came from an earlier culture but it was not at all the same meaning as the meaning we know for them now.
Actually lazarus would be the original zombie. Jesus raised him from the dead.
I'm pretty sure the character Jesus in the bible was one of the first zombies. So zombies were a thing 2,000-ish years ago?
This sketch was kind of predictable with no creative dialogue but still funny nonetheless
It's funny, but I always thought if it was racist zombies - they would go after the black guys only :)
“Jesus was the original zombie” 😂😂😂😂
Haiti is where the zombie thing originated. I believe it's still practiced.
nice! was waiting for you guys to react to this one
The original title was “racist zombies”
The other video was them during an alien invasion.
George A. Romero = Father of Modern Zombie culture
Inspired by Haitian folklore?
yeah it's voodoo shit
I don't blame those zombies 😅
Daz, "zombies" originated in Haiti, brought over with the slaves from West Africa. The first recording of the word was around 1810 according to Oxford English Dictionary.
I think Jesus was the first zombie.
Edit : Dammit. Dave beat me to it haha
The last time I saw Kevin Sorbo in anything, he was on one of those PragerU-type shows complaining about how he finds it hard to find work when he annoys his fellow cast members about joining his evangelical church...I mean, DUHHHHHH. He seems like a nice albeit dim person so I'm glad that he was able to get this acting gig.
Old Time zombies came from voodoo stories, based on religious beliefs from places like Haiti and New Orleans. Modern zombies started from the film Night of the Living Dead, which took out the religion and made it more like a pandemic. The other K&P you're thinking of was about aliens, not zombies. Common mistake, hahaha!!
The concept of ZOMBIES is not an American thing. It's from Haitian voodoo and folklore. The word "Zombie" itself is a Haitian word. George Romero was the first person to make a movie about it and turn them into the slow walking brain eaters, and it's been in literature since the 60's, but Haitian witch doctors were said to cast spells on people to bring them back from the dead, sometimes as a gift, sometimes as a curse.
3:20 Jesus
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The one guy saying he's never seen a zombie movie is crazy..thats like never having seen an alien movie
Someone tell Daz that zombies are part of the mythology of traditional voodoo and considerably predate modern media, though the eating brains thing and being contagious I believe were started by George Romero with his Living Dead movies.
The idea of zombies has been around a long time. I remember seeing Bob Hope joking about them in a 1940s flick. 0-:
Lawd Daz is asking about the history of Zombies LOL
The original zombies were spelled dead body minions of Vudu priest and queens w/out autonomy they were control by who raised them, George Romeo combined the walking undead and the vampire infection of the movie the last man on earth, he also added that the consumerism of Americans was so engrained that even after death they would go to the mall, his second zombie movie Dawn of the dead was filmed in a mall
You watched the K&P video of the aliens disguised as white people
Zombies are about to get canceled
This may be a little long, but I'm not sure but I think the original idea of zombies came from the times when people were actually buried alive because they were in comas with undetectable breathing and heartbeats which led them to be determined dead when they weren't actually dead. They would bury them and then they would dig their way out of the graves when they would wake up in their caskets. And after so many years of that happening, in the realizing what was being done they started digging up different bodies and they would see clawing marks inside the coffins of people who were trying to get out but couldn't and eventually died of fear in their graves. So then what they started doing was attaching what they called death bells and death horns to the interior of the coffins. For the bell they would hang on like a metal stick above ground and they would attach a string to it and then the string would be attached to the person who they're about to bury hand or wrist and for the horn it was long standing above ground and it went through a hole in the coffin right above the mouth so if they woke up in the coffin, they could pull on the string to ring the bell or blow in the horn signally they were actually alive. Hence before they knew that these people were accidentally buried alive, all they saw were "dead people" coming out of graves covered in dirt and lethargic unable to speak from the traumatizing experience.
That's where Vampires came from
@@aerysgaming894 No vampires came for extreme cases of Rabies.
Lazarus would be the OG zombie, Dave...
TV show Walking Dead. The original from the late 60s Night of the living dead.
Damn, he called it immediately
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Yay! Been waiting for this one 👏
Sup
I love key and Peele 😂
You have reacted to this before. Still it's hilarious!
We’ll have to check that 🤔👍🏻
They have ?
I'm not into zombie themes but the fence climber at the end- idk if it was cgi but his movements were f'n good.
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The word Zombie comes from Africa that’s all I got lol