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Inside SoCal: Is Art Gangster? - SNL
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2014
- Todd (Kyle Mooney) and Casey (Beck Bennett) host "Inside SoCal." Their friend Sean (Bill Hader) reports from an art museum to determine if art can be "gangster." [Season 40, 2014]
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I love when they name drop random people like you should know who they are
Matt Newell got Vicodin, and anyone can get in on that.
Smart people like Michelle Grannis
It’s like my mom telling me about what’s going on in my hometown ... “you remember such and such right? What? You don’t? But you two were in the same hospital when you were born.. you don’t remember being right beside her at your daycare graduation?”
If you lived in Carlsbad you would know
thats why call them by their first and last name. so you WILL KNOW who they are.
"Blue. Yellow. Green. Colors in art."
Definitely the deepest line of the whole skit
The way he said blue I LOST IT
Yeah, that line was pimp
"but how baller can art be? i'm here at a f*ckin museum to find out"
It was very gangster for him to like, drop that bar
The deepest voice in the whole sketch
this is my favorite lesser-known Bill Hader role
Mine as well
It was like his role in that one movie. You know the one about the uhhh. You see like I play madden, so.......
Hey thanks man
Becks reaction to him was gold
Never seen anyone run out of words so perfectly 😂
Few things can prepare you for Bill Hader in a baseball cap saying “how baller is art”
I kinda wish Kyle and Beck just had their own show on Comedy Central or something. GoodNeighbor TV.
grapes9h5 - I like both actors, but I think Kyle be better suited on his own show because his style of comedy doesn’t fit with SNL’s. Beck is good at both.
PoopyDoopy39 There is such a thing as two people creating a comedy series together. Just look at Key & Peele, their skits are 100x funnier than anything on SNL and they have a massive fanbase.
Jeremy - you really don’t think I’ve never heard of Key & Peele? I know two people can make a show together. I’m saying Beck could do a show with Kyle or SNL, but Kyle’s comedy doesn’t translate to SNL well. I don’t even think Key & Peele are funny, but that’s neither here nor there.
PoopyPoopy39 Fuck key and peele. Watch the chappelle show. That's real sketch comedy they just lived in daves shadow.
YES and bring Nick back along for the ride
I love how he appreciates art for the first time and it breaks his brain
That might have been the vicodin
"So like...I play Madden..."
ahahahahaha
When Bill Hader is trying to "explain art" and completely goes blank before going off on some other random ass shit, it killed me.
I love these Inside SoCal sketches so much.
Until I read your comment, I had no idea there were other Inside SoCal sketches. Thank you for succeeding where the algorithm failed. You're doing the Lord's work. 😃
@@waltonsimons12 even Socal quick-hits which are done before Kyle was on SNL
dude "socal quick hit: down" is absolute art on kyle's own channel is gold
"When they first started doing art it was a lot older, and they didn't know how to make it pimp..."
Its way more, you know
@@Jonathan-pi3tt I play madden and so...
Once you start playing Madden, your perspective on things changes.
Art History 101.
This line killed me
"Do you want to say the thing about your grandpa or whatever?"
Kyle and Beck have such good ears for writing. The way they give the first and last names of the girls and assume you know which guy they're talking about based on the first name only. Super subtle. EXACTLY how flatbills talk to each other.
hahahaha!
LMAO! flatbills! Terrible, horrible flatbills!
Fuckin Bros and brohos
I think you're reading too much into it. They use full names for guys, too. "Ryan Templeton got married this weekend." "Matt Newall got Vicodin."
These are surfer burnouts. Bros are dirtbike, ATV and boat enthusiasts.
I love how every single dude character in this sketch is wearing a snapback
And they're all San Diego Padres snapbacks
just like im looking out my window or walking down the street. scary
Naw a couple of them copped the fitted though... Pretty gangster
Hurley merch as well
It's that Swaboi shii 😅
“That’s not how I sound sir” while bucking up 😂
😂😂😂
RIGHT!?!? Better knuck if you buck...he sure did look like he wanted some smoke with his red sauce.
"I'm here at a fucking museum to find out."
I'm gonna use that line when I see if they sell nachos at their food court.
"Which looks good on her small head" was delivered so perfectly
This was half of America in high school during the Jackass days. Late 90s-2008
Yup, my yearbook brought to life
Damn, you were in high school forever!
O'Neill,Billabong, Ska punk, rap, Tony hawk games etc
Yessirrr
David Pfeifer for sure dude, good times
This is quite possibly the best sketch ever written. Everything about it is absolutely perfect in every way, Kyle and beck becoming so famous was a blessing they need their own show, also the other curly headed dude who used to do vids with them
Nick.
Niiick! Lol
Would love a good neighbor show of some kind with Nick on board.
Quit huffing the farts of 2 talentless twats. Bruh.
Mr Happy I feel bad for you if you don’t find beck and Kyle funny
2:48
Beck “what you’re talking about” cracks me up every time
This is how skate/surf culture was like back in the days.
Still fuckin is brahh
Yeah, I was going to say, this is so 2004.
Yeah, The 90's !
was? Is you mean.
Goddamn brings back memories. CA born/raised, went to SDSU in 2001, this skit really captures 90's/early 2k CA and it's mannerisms, bra.
I can tell Kyle is from San Diego -- his accent is perfect.
Noah Zimmerman he’s from/grew up in San Clemente.
@@lifeafter79 nope, hes from san diego
TheStephenRead I stand corrected.
@@lifeafter79 If only you hadn't let your ego take control and kept your mouth shut.
:p
Yeah I thin he said that he grew up in Scripps Ranch to be exact
Did Vans Shoes sponsor this
Nah dude, it was Hurley and Element
Dude what's wrong with VANS!!!
The San Diego Padres sure did.
Osiris
Perhaps
I like how everybody wears a Padre hat. That is how it is in San Diego. At all times, everybody wears a Padre hat. You have your chill Padre hat, your beach Padre hat, your museum going Padre hat and then like your church Padre hat. So you need like four. Four Padre hats should cover all occasions. The same goes for your Vans.
At the end of this Bill Hader doesn't finish his answer--making the art more abstract
🎯
The red salsa bit was hilarious.
No. They no more do red salsa
@@peteross4587 but all my boys love the red salsa
mountain boy I don’t think they’re doing the red salsa anymore.
Especially since pretty much every place that does a san diego style buritto (ie California Buritto with fries) has a name that ends in -bertos. One of those subtle details that show they're mocking something theyre familiar with.
Ned Mononymous no Rigoberto’s is real
When Casey said “what are you talking about?” With that confused look I lost it 😂
Bill Hader is a shape shifting ageless improv genius.
Damn this is four years old and I'm just now seeing this genius sketch. Some of the best sketches seem to get lost in the shuffle of the mainstream sketches they put out. This is a diamond in them.
2:43 this sketch keeps popping in my head randomly as I live because of how Beck says "what you talking about?"
This was Sean’s first report, please guys give em a break he was nervous
I think Sean got in on the Vicodin mentioned earlier
EP114587 your dad is gay
after living in san diego for two years now I can confirm that this is spot on. kyle especially kills it wow
"I want a little refrigerator." *silence* I'm gonna randomly say that at just let it hang at my next staff meeting.
finally something subtle and hilarious. Kyle Mooney is great, if only the Norm Sports Show continued
Kyle has his own hilarious comedy style, and skits; and Beck can really play along with Kyle's humor, it would be cool if they both had their own tv show
This cast was one of the best. They are so on point with the amateur speech, behavior and characteristics.
This for sure has to be something that kyle and beck wrote and snl took it, so cool to see this old sketch with the snl crew
Yes it is. There are a few other ones pre-SNL that are very good.
"It's always sick to see two souls uniting as one."
"Let's go to Eric at the Lanwood house."
"...or smarter-style people like Michelle Grannis"
"Blue. Yellow. Green. Colors in art."
"When they first started doing art, it was a lot older..."
This might be my all-time favorite SNL sketch.
they nail so cal perfectly. i see these skits and bust up because even the tiniest details they add in are so spot on i can't help i but think of an exact person i grew up with. "lanwood house" lol i was hoping someone would catch that.
Yeah, it's pretty baller.
As you can see, *things are pretty real over here*
The Bill Hader bit slayed me
"So you're trying to say it's .... more baller?"
"No, it's like, cause, you know like, I play Madden, right? And so..."
WHAT?
Little refrigerator.
Killed me....
Whayutalkinbout?
They could’ve been the next Wayne’s world, I totally would’ve watched a mockumentary style movie with these guys
Bill Hader is amazing.
You have to admit: Kyle's Padres hat is pretty dope. They do the garage scene pretty well.
oh my god, growing up in the San Fernando Valley...this is too real. This was how all of middle and high school was like.
It's always sick to see two souls uniting as one
notice how he steps up to the red salsa lady when she's trying to leave 1:51
the rigoberto's red salsa bit is so good. this is a slice of life vignette
These are SOOOOO underrated!!!
I knoww, I wish they still did them
At 2:25 is the theme for "Appliance Rescue", which is a popular small business down in San Diego. They play it on local radio stations all the time.
This brings back so many high school memories of my video production classmates' awkward videos they produced in the late 90's.
As a person from San Diego this was this was very accurate and actually surprisingly similar to my high schools bulletin. Y’all even talked about rigo’s
Coming from Carlsbad, this is hilarious.....I am not sure the East Coasters that watch this get how on target this is.....hilarious.
Ben C wuddup Carlsbad, im in San clemente & I can say this skit is 100 percent accurate
aye im from cbad homie
Ay yo lets all link up
Yeah man, I'm from SD and I feel like this the most accurate depiction of your culture here ever ha fuck Fast Times
Youth*
This is so southern California..they nailed this skit..
Yup, makes it so apparent why all those in the know prefer nor cal. All the grossest stereotypes about California basically only aplly to so cal.
Carne asada or California burritos just don't hit without the red salsa. I understood Todd's plight.
I've been watching a lot of SNL sketches and I honestly think this one is the funniest one. I keep coming back to it.
“That’s not how I sound sir.”
As a San Diego native, I can confirm that this is 100% accurate. Only things missing were them listening to Sublime, talking about going down to TJ, and talking about local craft beer and breweries.
Tequila sampling down in Rosarita
Dude I need more of this in my life. One of my all time favorite sketches now (which is rare with the newer casts of SNL).
Kyle……truly one of SNL’s all time greats.
These are the only snl vids I don't have to try to like. Ya know?
I stopped tryna like SNL 7 years ago. I wish I didn't know what you meant
WinRARChickenDinRAR then why are you here lmao
Kevin Fager
Not really. It’s okay but there are WAY better ones.
WinRARChickenDinRAR
You just stop in every once in awhile to give an update on how many years it’s been since you watched? 🤔
@@user-xk5ft2dy3x for kyle ofc
"That's not how I sound, Sir!" LOL
I love beck and Kyle. Such an underrated snl duo.
I love this new digital shorts. They are something different of what the lonley Island used to do, which I also love, therefor the digital shorts don't live in the shadows of Andy Samberg. Also this so so SNL, this reminds me to Wayne's World.
Some hard-hitting journalism on that salsa story. 😂
"That's not how I sound, sir!" OMFG...my best friend in the Marines was a homie from a rural area of San Diego called Jumul and he talked JUST LIKE THAT. They freakin' nailed this type of dude in the San Diego area.
Jamul
I love how they all wear Padres caps
Here again you can see how this works out even better as they are really friends in rl and know each other for a long time. And I would love to see a show with both of them
This is just superb.
love that they carried on that old show but with the fucking snl cast. Winning
Watching this in 2021, the amount of legends in this sketch is amazing
this is one of my favorite sketches ever
Cecily Strong is amazing..😂😂😂. I just lost it after watching her part...😂😂😂😂😂
Dude this is actually weirdly accurate haha
Sean's part gets better every time I replay it lmao why does he randomly say he wants a little refrigerator but yeah I think I see what sean's saying
The reason Lorne Michael’s is such a legendary source of growth in the comedy landscape is because he’s willing to take chances on things that are before their time. I’m still so blown away that we got to have 10 years of Kyle & Becks on network television.
Kyle mooney is my favorite on SNL! Make more sketches like this please
As a San Diego gal, born and raised this is 💯 accurate on all levels. 💖
Wow! This makes me think I have school in the morning (back in 2004)
I live in San Diego, formerly the Pacific Beach section.. This is scary accurate! Hilarious. One of the best SNL externals I've ever seen and enjoyed immensely.
Why do I feel a 90s vibe.
Probably one of the funniest skits in a long long long time. I didn't laugh out loud literally but i got it and i honestly thought it was funny. They got that high school kinda way of doing interviews and anchoring down perfectly. Like very inexperienced behind the camera lmao.
I love it when Beck and Kyle do bro arms
It's like the SoCal Haka
I needed at least 3 more of these.
0:39 - Ian doesn't deal anymore. LMAO
I need more of this!
Most accurate depiction of teens and young adults ever.
It's almost too good to make me laugh
I love Bill almost breaks, and then just gets back into character lol 2:51
This may be my favourite snl sketch of all time.
Early 90's MTV!!!!
Exactly. Great skit.
@iLoveJackingOn yesssss!! Reminded me of Laguna Beach.
@iLoveJackingOn yep early 2000s Hurley wearing skater kids
nah , late 90's
@@dark3rthanshadows I lived through both era's. They were pretty much the same
Hahahaha I live in San Diego and this is def how it was back in high school shits hilarious
"That's not how I sound, sir" as he squares up 😂
Dude this was low key one of the best recent sketches on SNL
2:37 sean.exe has stopped working
3:23 "that's not how I sound sir" 😂😂
Yeah this definitely is way better than the regular skits they do on snl. It has a more down to earth feel. And pure humor.
No one had to break character to make this funny 😎
They need to bring this back!
That's not how I sound, sir!
As a Brit there is just something funny how Americans will stay so polite. Lol
How you say,
nice tits.
That is how you sound!!
@Uppity Sombitch
Edit: Ignore everything I say below I understand what you are saying and agree.
Same thing really. Other here we never call random people sir or madam unless we are at work. If we were in an antagonising situation like this we most definitely would lose most of our manners. I get what you are saying though, he wasn't trying to be rude to the older guy but at the same time was trying to check him.
😅😅😅😪
Jus skrait up "WHERE THE RED SALZAH"
Got me laughin over here
"All my boys love the red salsa".....
Fuckin killed me 😂😂😂
They were all so convincing...its hilarious.
Every dude i ever met from Valencia High School in Santa Clarita, CA circa 2000.
whoa, i went to hart hs
It is so jarring to see Bill Hader as someone who has VERY little going on upstairs.
😂😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂they are so respectful...😂🤣
“Like I play Madden, so…”. “What are you talking about?”