Yes! When we announced our pregnancy, my mom's words: "I knew it! I knew it! I knew it! I will be GiGi!" My dad got stuck with the first syllables his nephews uttered: 'Pampi.'
We literally buried my pawpaw in a new set of striped overalls, he was 98, kept coon dogs, loved to fish, grow tomatoes and okra, and had amazing “olden days” stories. Overall pawpaws rule!
We buried my dad in a set of striped overalls. Mom hated the striped ones but he loved them. The overalls are all that he wore. The stripes were “Sunday go to meetings” ones. That’s all my kids ever seen him in.
As a Pops for 8 years now, I absolutely felt that one. I claimed that one for myself shortly before my first granddaughter was born, and my wife was tapped as Honey.
My grandpa was Pap from the moment I could utter the word, and he was the greatest. He was a big kid. Loved to take me to the park (and ride on those spinny disks they had back in the day), he'd walk me to the local corner store to get candy (though everyone knew I was just his excuse to fuel his own twizzler addiction lol), and when our family would go to the mall he'd never say no when I'd drag him off to those quarter rides, like the ponies and cars and stuff. I miss him so much.
We were on holidays in the UK, pre-covid and in the park near where we stayed they had two of them. One at ground level that was wheelchair accessible and was slow and another that was up about 6 to 8 inches and spun really well. My daughter being a Tiger Mom thought that it was the playground of death. LOL
I loved this! What he described sounds like the best kind of grandfather! Also, Liz is the perfect Edna E Mode! We need her for a live-action "The Incredibles"!
I never knew my grandfathers. Both passed in the 50s. I did have a great uncle who would take me to his bookie's when I was a baby. Evidently all those old guys spoiled me. When he passed I was still a toddler. At the wake, I must have thought he was asleep because I tried to crawl into the casket and snuggle with him.
Our grandson calls my hubby “Ampa” and I’m“Ama”! The little guy couldn’t pronounce “gr” and these seem to be sticking! Love the skit, laughed so hard! Thanks!
I recently lost my grandfather, and this brought back a lot of very fond memories for me. We did. A lot of puzzles together, and watching this kind of feels like he's reaching out to me.
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I just found this channel recently and I totally agree with you, these people are very funny and need more exposure. God bless you all and please keep making your funny content.
i called my grandpa Nana (a cultural name for maternal grandfather) even though he didn't even live in the same country as us, i still loved him a lot. he taught my how to ride a bike properly and gave me and my cousins fun nicknames. i hope hes doing better where he is now
By the time my kid came around my dad had had years of practice with her older cousins. He let them pick out his name individually. The oldest called him T-pa. The rest, including my LO call him Grampa. He loves the names that were bestowed on him.
Just found your videos. Looooove them. Can’t stop laughing when you talk about Dollar General, because it is so true. My husband and I always say there’s another dollar general when we are traveling. Keep up the sarcasm .
We just found out that we’re about to be grandparents for the first time. This video was so sweet that it made me cry. Y’all need to come to our house. We need names! ❤
Maternal side Mawmaw and Pawpaw. Paternal Grandma and Grandpa. My nickname for my dad was Pops, while Mom was just Mom. Miss all of them so much. What a family reunion we'll have when God calls me home!
Spoiling the granddaughter is spot on! She pulls me by the hand in the toy store, picks what she wants, setting the selection on the counter, and waits patiently while grandpa shows the cashier that plastic card so she can have her new toy.😄
Loved the skit but triggered my tears. Ill never be a grandmaw and I would love love love it! Didnt know my Mamaws past two years of age. I would love on my grandchild so much....oh well. I have an awesome daughter! ❤️
This has to be one of my favorites! If there is any way for me to choose a Grandmother name, it will be Dovey, but I'm fine with Granny, Grandma, and just about anything else they come up with.
My mother's father is Gee to me, one day I was crying in the hospital (born 3 months early so I was in the hospital for a while) and I started crying and looking at him "Gee, Gee!" and that's what me and my cousins call him now
Now we need the flip side of this where she realizes she hasn't picked out her grandma name before running back in the room shouting "I'm gonna be a nana!"
I’m Nana and lately my three year old granddaughter has been obsessed with trying to find out my real name. I just answer that it’s Nana and she says Yayyy. 😂😂
Miss my Grandpa. He always could see the positive in things. He had wisdom, but also was a big kid. Taught me chess, and that became a tradition for us. Never a dull moment with that man. But above all,he loved his family. Miss ya Grandpa
Haha this was great. I loved the chicken joke. My mom got Meka bestowed on her by her first grandchild and in an effort to be similar Mepaw was bestowed on my dad. Lol
I loved this so much. Though all of the grandparents in my family end up with the names the babies come up with, and we’re good with that! Great video!
Everything about this video was golden. The characters, the accents, the heartwarming storyline, the casting, the setting, the joke -ahem- Like I said, almost everything about this episode was golden.
All my sisters and cousins would pile onto JC in his recliner and beg for the next bite of cottage cheese. Sound gross? I’d give ten thousand dollars to see that spoon coming at me
My Grandpa really wanted my older sister to come up with his grandparent name because his grandfather, "Gaga," practically raised him. He was so excited when she called him "Gapa," but he was so sad when she eventually learned how to pronounce "Grandpa." Meanwhile both my grandmothers had to duke it out (not literally) for the name "Nana." Eighteen years after Nana died, my Grandma has dementia and doesn't remember that she didn't win. She signed her Christmas card last year as "Nana Liz." 😬
Having adult aged children with one married and the other to soon be, I am definitely in that age. I loved this skit and I too was misty-eyed at his imagining life with his granddaughter. I joke with my girls that I want their kids to call me GRANDFATHER pronounced with uppity flair, but in reality, I do not care what they call me. I guess I should expect a visit from Ms Comet in the future.
Teared up with this one y’all. My grandfather’s name was Papaw pronounced (Pap-aw not paw-paw). He spoiled me but also made sure I had a good upbringing holding me accountable. The great mix of love. One of my biggest wishes is to be a man like him and if I’m lucky be able to have grandkids one day (gotta get a girlfriend first and have kids but it’ll happen eventually).
You know that you're doing the grandparenting thing right, when your son or daughter calls you & you hear children screaming in the background"But Gamma/Grampa lets me do it!" My niecelings all called Dad Papa because he had a beard similar to Hemingway's when the oldest was born & Mom was Grandma until child No.3 came along who called her Manno which the 2 older girls picked up on & No.4 never called her anything but. Being a Great Uncle with undue influence on their kids, I'm just Uncle Doooooug!
we just did my grandpa's memorial recently and this made me so emotional. he was a really special man. and his grandpa name was granded, bc his name was Ed lol
It just hit me. Not only am I old enough to be a grandpa, but people I know who are a good bit younger than me already have grandchildren. And it wasn't a case of them becoming grandparents early by way of them having had kids at young ages and their kids, in turn, doing the same. I am just at that age and have been for some time. And here I was struggling with missing my 20's, LOL.
I was getting some Dawn French vibes there - in a good way And yes, as someone approaching that stage I can relate (although I'm wondering if I should send them a book explaining how the baby making works - I'm not sure they've figured it out yet. They've been married for two years already!)
My wife went round and round figuring out her name. I couldn’t wait to be call Pappaw like my dad, his dad, and his dad before him. There was no question. Reckon I need overalls….
“Whatever first syllables the child utters”. 😂 How does that work when the kid starts saying “Mama” when he’s only 3 months? I’m not kidding. My nephew did that. Those were his first syllables *and* his first word! He was still in a bassinet but by golly, the kid knew *exactly* who he was calling for. 😂 He couldn’t even sit up yet. 😂
This mama just got her first grandchild. He was born at 29 weeks. Our daughter has a rare bone marrow disease called PNH and they had to take him early. ❤️
I may never get to be a Grammie, but I did just send off boxes filled with candy, electronic drums (with batteries), nail decals, kazoos, fingerpaint soap, etc. to my grand-nieces and -nephews.
Of course Nana was prepared. She’s be waiting for years.
The mom manual has a whole chapter on being a grandma
My mom was. Bugged about it. And I had a kid middle of last year and she was beyond ecstatic XD
Yes! When we announced our pregnancy, my mom's words: "I knew it! I knew it! I knew it! I will be GiGi!" My dad got stuck with the first syllables his nephews uttered: 'Pampi.'
Been been BEEN!
What the hell is this Nana shit the term for a grandmother is Grandma
I laughed so hard at the bucket joke, and then y'all suddenly had me emotional as Jerry was imagining being the perfect grandpa.
Same! Tears in my eyes
Me too!! I even laugh-snorted at the bucket joke 😂. And, was not expecting to get emotional and teary-eyes. Really great skit! Well done, team!
It was so sweet 😭
Wish my grandpas were like that
Guys that was one of the best skits you've ever done. As someone who's in that age range, I can tell you, you hit the nail on the head.
"Annie's going into labor!"
"Who?"
I'm dead
We literally buried my pawpaw in a new set of striped overalls, he was 98, kept coon dogs, loved to fish, grow tomatoes and okra, and had amazing “olden days” stories. Overall pawpaws rule!
We buried my dad in a set of striped overalls. Mom hated the striped ones but he loved them. The overalls are all that he wore. The stripes were “Sunday go to meetings” ones. That’s all my kids ever seen him in.
You basically described my papaw I’m sorry for your loss though
As a Pops for 8 years now, I absolutely felt that one. I claimed that one for myself shortly before my first granddaughter was born, and my wife was tapped as Honey.
How sweet! My mom was known as "Meemee Ahnie"; in adult speak Grandma Honey. ;0)
Liz as a diva consultant was perfection. No notes.
My grandpa was Pap from the moment I could utter the word, and he was the greatest. He was a big kid. Loved to take me to the park (and ride on those spinny disks they had back in the day), he'd walk me to the local corner store to get candy (though everyone knew I was just his excuse to fuel his own twizzler addiction lol), and when our family would go to the mall he'd never say no when I'd drag him off to those quarter rides, like the ponies and cars and stuff. I miss him so much.
You brought a lot of joy to his life. My grandgirl has the same effect on me 🥰
We were on holidays in the UK, pre-covid and in the park near where we stayed they had two of them. One at ground level that was wheelchair accessible and was slow and another that was up about 6 to 8 inches and spun really well. My daughter being a Tiger Mom thought that it was the playground of death. LOL
Lucky!
Mine was pop!
You made me cry. What a lovely memory.
I loved this! What he described sounds like the best kind of grandfather!
Also, Liz is the perfect Edna E Mode! We need her for a live-action "The Incredibles"!
OH MY GOD YES!
I actually teared up! Pops reminded me so much of my daddy!🫶🏼
I feel like this grandfather consultant thing is Liz’s true calling in life
I never knew my grandfathers. Both passed in the 50s. I did have a great uncle who would take me to his bookie's when I was a baby. Evidently all those old guys spoiled me. When he passed I was still a toddler. At the wake, I must have thought he was asleep because I tried to crawl into the casket and snuggle with him.
I actually teared up when he discovered his Grandpa name! ❤
Our grandson calls my hubby “Ampa” and I’m“Ama”! The little guy couldn’t pronounce “gr” and these seem to be sticking!
Love the skit, laughed so hard! Thanks!
My parents are new grandparents and my dad chose Papa and my mom chose Mimi…they had them picked out and ready.
My fiance's cousin's grandson called his Mampa for a few years. Very cute!
My grandparents were Goggie and Potchie forever due to the first grandchild. no one ever had a problem with it.
I recently lost my grandfather, and this brought back a lot of very fond memories for me. We did. A lot of puzzles together, and watching this kind of feels like he's reaching out to me.
I'm Grandpop. Ever other generation in the family gets to have one and I drew the lucky straw. Lots and lots of great memories from my Grandpop.
How have y’all not gone viral yet y’all deserve it
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I just found this channel recently and I totally agree with you, these people are very funny and need more exposure. God bless you all and please keep making your funny content.
Over 700k subscribers isn't too shabby! They're moving on up.
This should have showed up in my feed. Subscribe, check the channel for new videos, engage in the comments, and share with friends.
Great video!
The Thomas Kinkade blanket is spot on! Great video
My Dad flew from GA to Hawaii to meet his granddaughter when I had her. XD He is solidly Grandpa and is by far her favorite.
i called my grandpa Nana (a cultural name for maternal grandfather) even though he didn't even live in the same country as us, i still loved him a lot. he taught my how to ride a bike properly and gave me and my cousins fun nicknames. i hope hes doing better where he is now
By the time my kid came around my dad had had years of practice with her older cousins. He let them pick out his name individually. The oldest called him T-pa. The rest, including my LO call him Grampa. He loves the names that were bestowed on him.
We need Cordova in more skits!
Just found your videos. Looooove them. Can’t stop laughing when you talk about Dollar General, because it is so true. My husband and I always say there’s another dollar general when we are traveling. Keep up the sarcasm .
This was so heartfelt and warm. It honestly made me tear
This was the best skit yet, seriously it made me laugh, smile and tears to my eyes
We just found out that we’re about to be grandparents for the first time. This video was so sweet that it made me cry. Y’all need to come to our house. We need names! ❤
Congratulations!!!!!
Congratulations! God bless y'all!
Congratulations!!!
Oh that's wonderful!!
Many congratulations and blessings to you and your family! ❤️
"Pops" reminds me so much of my own Papa, down to wearing the basic white shirt as a staple and always building something that'll be a load of fun.
I’m sorry, but the chicken joke was pretty awesome 👏
The Thomas Kinkade throw, though. SUCH A SOUTHERN GRANDMA THING!
This was darn near as good as the "Super Mom" sketch. Truly beautiful!
This was fantastic!! A much needed slide back into reality of what's truly important.
Absolutely love the ending when she says, "Cordova Comet you've done it again." and that laugh, wonderful ❤️
Maternal side Mawmaw and Pawpaw. Paternal Grandma and Grandpa. My nickname for my dad was Pops, while Mom was just Mom. Miss all of them so much. What a family reunion we'll have when God calls me home!
What in the hee-haw is a Virto? Is that a Harry Potter thing?
I'm dying!! 🤣
Spoiling the granddaughter is spot on! She pulls me by the hand in the toy store, picks what she wants, setting the selection on the counter, and waits patiently while grandpa shows the cashier that plastic card so she can have her new toy.😄
I don't even have kids, but my dad is such a sweet Papa to my nieces and nephews
This, um, this made me cry. This sketch was fantastic. Thank you.
Loved the skit but triggered my tears. Ill never be a grandmaw and I would love love love it! Didnt know my Mamaws past two years of age. I would love on my grandchild so much....oh well. I have an awesome daughter! ❤️
I would not object to seeing Cordova Comet again.
Well done, y'all. What an excellent skit! I went through the grandpa name myself. Settled on The Grandfather. But, I might switch to El Abuelo. 😄
This has to be one of my favorites! If there is any way for me to choose a Grandmother name, it will be Dovey, but I'm fine with Granny, Grandma, and just about anything else they come up with.
The perfect grandpa had me in tears. I only knew my great grandfather both my other grandfathers were never around. Though my great was the greatest.
My mine was Gramps! It was him and me against the world. From what I was told it was love at first sight! I still miss him.
Love this! You pulled on my tear ducts this time! Merry Christmas to all of you!
This made me so happy! Lovable and so charming!
Aww this skit was awesome. Hit me right in the feels y’all. ❤
My mother's father is Gee to me, one day I was crying in the hospital (born 3 months early so I was in the hospital for a while) and I started crying and looking at him "Gee, Gee!" and that's what me and my cousins call him now
Hands down one of the best skits should have been a hallmark movie
Excellently done. Very emotional, yet laughing.
Liz has now become one of my favorites; she’s brilliant! Hope we see more of Cordova.
Aww! Nana and Pops sound great together! This skit was extra sweet!
Now we need the flip side of this where she realizes she hasn't picked out her grandma name before running back in the room shouting "I'm gonna be a nana!"
See also the video where there is a store to select your Southern Grandmother name.
I loved the stylist! You pulled it off so well!!!
Y'all become a fantastic comedy troupe.
a whole lot of fun to watch all the different characters coming through and actors and more.
I’m Nana and lately my three year old granddaughter has been obsessed with trying to find out my real name. I just answer that it’s Nana and she says Yayyy. 😂😂
This one made me smile. I could watch a whole movie with this premise
Liz looks and sounds fabulous! ❤️
Miss my Grandpa. He always could see the positive in things. He had wisdom, but also was a big kid. Taught me chess, and that became a tradition for us. Never a dull moment with that man. But above all,he loved his family. Miss ya Grandpa
Hilarious and insightful.
Good idea, marvelous work.
Liz always rocks, and the grandpa was great, but I'm giving this one to Ryan.
Haha this was great. I loved the chicken joke.
My mom got Meka bestowed on her by her first grandchild and in an effort to be similar Mepaw was bestowed on my dad. Lol
This was great and my all time favorite video from you all is how to pick your grandma name- it’s HILARIOUS and an absolute classic! 😍😍😍
Best skit ever. It's funny and endearing at the same time.
I loved this so much. Though all of the grandparents in my family end up with the names the babies come up with, and we’re good with that! Great video!
She's my favorite lil old lady on the team
The BBQ commercial skit callback on TV was a nice touch!
I wonder if they had to pay Big Jimmy a royalty for using his commercial..
Became a grandpa last year. This hit me in the feels.
Everything about this video was golden. The characters, the accents, the heartwarming storyline, the casting, the setting, the joke -ahem- Like I said, almost everything about this episode was golden.
That joke was way funnier to me than it should have been😂😂😂
I record music outside and the bloopers with construction noises hurt me to my soul because YES. I feel that. 😂
These keep getting better, I don't know how y'all do it!
Well, that made me tear up near the end. I wish I could have had a Pops❤️
I like Lolly for the granny and Pop for the pops. Easy for kids to remember that Lolly and Pop are coming
- What a coincidence. I just became a “Grandpaw” on Sunday, January 8, 2023! And I used to live in Alabama.
All my sisters and cousins would pile onto JC in his recliner and beg for the next bite of cottage cheese. Sound gross? I’d give ten thousand dollars to see that spoon coming at me
My Grandpa really wanted my older sister to come up with his grandparent name because his grandfather, "Gaga," practically raised him. He was so excited when she called him "Gapa," but he was so sad when she eventually learned how to pronounce "Grandpa."
Meanwhile both my grandmothers had to duke it out (not literally) for the name "Nana." Eighteen years after Nana died, my Grandma has dementia and doesn't remember that she didn't win. She signed her Christmas card last year as "Nana Liz." 😬
You definitely deserve a raise! This was so sweet
This one was so sweet, funny, and made me cry ❤❤❤ Liz was perfect!!!
Love the bloopers almost as much as the whole thing... I will say, my daughter is onlt 3 and I know what my grandpa name is going to be
Having adult aged children with one married and the other to soon be, I am definitely in that age. I loved this skit and I too was misty-eyed at his imagining life with his granddaughter. I joke with my girls that I want their kids to call me GRANDFATHER pronounced with uppity flair, but in reality, I do not care what they call me. I guess I should expect a visit from Ms Comet in the future.
That was superb!! Y’all are great !❤😂
Teared up with this one y’all. My grandfather’s name was Papaw pronounced (Pap-aw not paw-paw). He spoiled me but also made sure I had a good upbringing holding me accountable. The great mix of love. One of my biggest wishes is to be a man like him and if I’m lucky be able to have grandkids one day (gotta get a girlfriend first and have kids but it’ll happen eventually).
Imagine watching this and suddenly hearing both your social security & pin number back. 🤣
You know that you're doing the grandparenting thing right, when your son or daughter calls you & you hear children screaming in the background"But Gamma/Grampa lets me do it!"
My niecelings all called Dad Papa because he had a beard similar to Hemingway's when the oldest was born & Mom was Grandma until child No.3 came along who called her Manno which the 2 older girls picked up on & No.4 never called her anything but.
Being a Great Uncle with undue influence on their kids, I'm just Uncle Doooooug!
That was GREAT!! Very creative and gave me many LOLs ! Thanks and keep up the good work. 😉
Lol, I can't believe how accurate the granddad part was for my own granddad.
we just did my grandpa's memorial recently and this made me so emotional. he was a really special man. and his grandpa name was granded, bc his name was Ed lol
This was adorable!!!
It just hit me. Not only am I old enough to be a grandpa, but people I know who are a good bit younger than me already have grandchildren. And it wasn't a case of them becoming grandparents early by way of them having had kids at young ages and their kids, in turn, doing the same. I am just at that age and have been for some time. And here I was struggling with missing my 20's, LOL.
This made me wanna cry! So beautiful!
My grandfather name is Grandalf. I even grew a long white beard to go with it.
Grandfatherhood is delightful. You get all the fun and none of the responsibility.
I was getting some Dawn French vibes there - in a good way
And yes, as someone approaching that stage I can relate (although I'm wondering if I should send them a book explaining how the baby making works - I'm not sure they've figured it out yet. They've been married for two years already!)
My wife went round and round figuring out her name. I couldn’t wait to be call Pappaw like my dad, his dad, and his dad before him. There was no question. Reckon I need overalls….
Tradition!
“Whatever first syllables the child utters”. 😂 How does that work when the kid starts saying “Mama” when he’s only 3 months?
I’m not kidding. My nephew did that. Those were his first syllables *and* his first word! He was still in a bassinet but by golly, the kid knew *exactly* who he was calling for. 😂 He couldn’t even sit up yet. 😂
I cried when he gave that speech 😂
Absolutely wonderful!! Just like some of the others, y’all got it perfect!!
This was so wholesome ❤
Loved it! We need more of this team!
This mama just got her first grandchild. He was born at 29 weeks. Our daughter has a rare bone marrow disease called PNH and they had to take him early. ❤️
Yeeees! Finally a follow up for the grandma one! 😁🤣🤣🤣
I may never get to be a Grammie, but I did just send off boxes filled with candy, electronic drums (with batteries), nail decals, kazoos, fingerpaint soap, etc. to my grand-nieces and -nephews.