My mom was a lunch lady for 20+ years. She's also a lifelong SNL fan since 1975. This is one of her all time favorite sketches, if not THE favorite. R.I.P. Chris and Norm.
@@therealeggplant I am an International fan of SNL and this too is one of my favorite sketches. Chris had so much talent. I had no idea that Chris was in Dirty Work alongside Norm, very funny film. Life is short!
My mom was a lunch lady for years. She took the time to learn the kids first names. She always had a pocket of change in case the kids were short of money. She went to as many of the schools game's as she could. The basketball team made a seat area just for her. One year the seniors dedicated the yearbook to her. She went on Christmas break in 2018 and had a massive stroke that ultimately ended her life. Many of the school staff and students attended her wake and burial. They absolutely loved my mom.
Im sure your mother was a special person, may she rest in peace, I'm still social media friends with my lunch lady from over 20 years ago, she's a sweetheart, one of the reasons I became a chef was because she told me I was a talented cook when I got to help out in the kitchen, love you Sandy, and shout-out to all the lunch ladies.
Aw so sorry to hear she passed away. It is amazing how much we can make a difference just by showing up and caring. In little ways everyday, it can add up to a whole lot. Glad they all recognized the love and care she spread around.
I love how Chris could still make Sandler nearly crack up laughing just by dancing around and being hilarious without even saying a word - pure talent ❤️😆
2:19 now that’s quite a moment right there. Two friends looking each other in the eye knowing they’re making the whole world laugh in snl just legendary!
@@LoNeWoLf6661000 definitely! He gave Norm a few roles in some of his films like grown ups and Jack & Jill (the only redeeming factor about that movie). I imagine Chris would’ve got quite a few as well
@@LoNeWoLf6661000 hell yeah. Grown ups was supposed to have him apparently. All Adam sandlers movies feature his friends and him and Farley were real clise
Whenever we have sloppy Joe's, we all sing this song. My kids didn't see this till about 6 years ago and still a family favorite. Seeing them singing the chorus in a grocery store is hilarious 😂
@@MegaSwiming Robin Williams was not in his right mind when he did what he did, he had a severe neurologic disease that was rapidly deteriorating his physical and mental health =*( After reading the details, I dont think it was a matter of self-loathing, or even suicide in his right mind. But I agree about Chris Farley. He just couldn't see himself the way the people who loved him did...he didn't even think he was that funny! I think his inability to love himself definitely contributed to the way he treated himself and his very early death.
@Nonya Busnezz That's why I gave you a tl;dr 😊 Im not trying to canonize him, I'm just being frank. Spending ten years in the mental health field changes your perspective on suicide. You learn a lot. But you seem pretty uncomfortable about this. Did you lose someone to suicide?
Can't believe it's been 25 years since Chris Farley passed away. Watching his SNL best of VHS was the hardest I'd ever laughed and he's still bringing joy to people all these years later.
My favorite parts of this sketch are the moments where Adam Sandler is trying so hard not to laugh at Farley. Especially when they sing “sloppy Joe” together they’re legit bros
My daughter is 5 and my wife and I are 40. We showed her this song today and she LOVED it. She didn't know why Daddy was crying at the end. I just told her "it's a very beautiful song".
In 1995 I was in 8th grade and our music teacher Mr. Gatti was a no-nonsense guy, with a reputation of being stodgy and short-fused. He assigned us each to pick a piece of music, analyze it, and present it. Being a screwball, I chose this song from Adam's comedy album. Mr. Gatti was laughing his butt off throughout the whole thing. Best memory of 8th grade.
Same age and I love that story. This cast was formative for me. I bet you bought the Adam Sandler album back in the day. Classic. I remember where I was when I heard Chris Farley died.
I do it too or if we have meat loaf sandwich...3 kids 9,7,7...just look at me and wonder when she is going to throw me out. Lol When they finally get it...it will be glorious
My dad did this every time we had sloppy joes too! He quotes so much stuff from old SNL skits and 80s/90s movies, and as I became a teenager, I learned that about 75% of his joke content was unoriginal lol
Lol, yeah Sandler was some early Millennial's Lennie Bruce/George Carlin... I remember quietly listening to his first comedy album in the basement and trying not to laugh too loud in case my parents heard (but it wasn't _remotely_ the same for me and my brother though because our parents _loved_ Bruce/Carlin and we were raised on media based on its objective quality, not whether it was "appropriate" so we knew Holy Grail/Major League/Airplane! by heart before we really even understood they were "comedies"/intentionally funny. I think I just thought they were just silly because they were old and different... Also, movies like Pee-Wee's Big Adventure, The Adventures of Baron Munchausen, and Don Bluth's whole catalog _(the goddamn "secret weapon" rat-monster automaton vehicle or the nightmare hell-demon from the ends of An American Tail and All Dogs go to Heaven respectively...)_ You can technically argue they're for all ages but if you're an adult you _know_ you're doing something both magical _and_ traumatic when you let your children watch that stuff. I think it was just the right amount of fucked up for our own good...
One of the things I love about Adam Sandler is he makes movies just to be ridiculous and have fun with his friend's and is just a regular down to earth guy and not some stuck up Hollywood celebrity
@AbductedbyAliens58 he isn't everybody's cup of tea, however, his movies have something that makes everyone chuckle at the very least. He's a good guy. Quit being a turd.
I still know all the words to this. This was the generation of snl that was on when I was a kid and my parents would tape the episodes. I watched this one over and over.
Chris Farley was so gifted. I am sure he suffered quietly, as most heavy people do. Low self esteem comes with that territory,and coping with your inner pain is wrapped up tightly with humor. He was the best.
I hate comments like yours because there’s one in every video of Chris. All his glorious performances are plagued with that “oh he was suffering so much” comment. Stop. Enjoy his performances, stop bringing up his personal life. We all go through struggles, he was NO DIFFERENT. Don’t let that define who he was.
I don't think he was depressed. Being a big success, making lots of movies, appearing in SNL many times....how can you be depressed. I bet he had a lot of comedian friends.
Dear Adam Sandler, I’m so sorry for your loss man. Chris was such an amazing inspirational person for me and I never got to even see him in person. I know he was your very close friend. If ever you see this, thank you for everything you and your friend did. you guys brought joy to the world. Just know, I’m a person who made it threw some hard times because of you guys.
The dude is an amazing comedian but what’s also impressive too is how amazingly agile and nimble he is for such a big guy. To move that size around, means he had quite an athleticism to him and very strong. He probably played sports , maybe a lineman in high school football . I think belushi was similar for a big guy that could move his weight around really well.
@@miamiman24 He and Belushi were a lot alike there too. Both fairly big guys who could do some challenging stunt and make it looks graceful and easy, if that's what was required.
Stepping out of the shower this morning I randomly began saying to myself, “Hoagies and Grinders, Hoagies and Grinders,” so I pulled this song up on Spotify. Once I heard the first 10 seconds on Spotify I knew I needed to see Farley tearing it up, so I came to UA-cam. And then I got sad. And then I got bittersweetly happy knowing I was alive to see Farley do his thing each week, and to just have experienced what he had to give. We love you Farley, and we all still think about you quite often.
Every time I watch this, I’m blown away by Chris Farley‘s dancing skills. He was really nimble and light on his feet! Makes me wonder if he ever had any formal training in dance. He must have! This is another one of those classic, iconic SNL videos that never gets old.
My mom was the lunch lady during my freshman year of high school. Everyone loved her because she always gave the students seconds and extra fries because she knew the food was going to go to waste so she gave them to the students instead which was against policy. She didn’t earn much doing it either so I give my kudos to the lunch ladies doing honest work for the kids.
what i love is that you can tell this is just a bunch of friends goofing off together to make something they find funny funny for others. that cohesiveness is something that SNL has seriously lacked for the last 20 or so years.
Thats because they forgot about the comedy and decided to take the political route, bashing on every political person they dont like every chance they get
The last time I felt that family atmosphere was Andy Samberg and that generation but now it seems like a bunch of different pieces that don’t necessarily click
Because everyone who’s hired for the show now is a token shoe in so there’s no actual chemistry. Some don’t want to hear it because they are delusional but it is too painfully liberal, sorry but liberalism and comedy just don’t mix, comedy is about being offensive and pushing lines
@@colleen4ever Adam, Chris, Kevin, Ellen you know, Chop Suey was Sarah Silverman, Norm Macdonald was the Green Bean, David Mandel was the Pizza Slice, Fred Wolf was the Garlic Bread, and Steve Koren was Liver and Onions. Mandel, Wolf, and Koren were SNL writers. I'm guessing most of the cast didn't want to wear the costumes and they needed bodies to fill in lol.
So true! I take such joy when i think about my childhood, my teenage years. It makes me sad, because i dont think my kids will experience anything like it. Times are so different. Kids don't hang out like they used to. My son is 12 and i make him watch all this stuff. 80s movies. Mtv videos. He loves Sandler movies. Next on the list is Tommy Boy for sure.
Hay don't no if it's just UA-cam cutting it but go watch the one were there breaking out of prison with Martin and for one second farley shirt is dry then with in seconds it's wet just thought it was wierd
I love how the younger generation is finding out about our legends! Especially thanks to Adam Sandler's tribute to CF. Im 1985 so this was my WHOLE childhood!
Damn I miss Farley. He was so often compared to Belushi and Candy for his big man comedy prowess. And they were truly great. Farley however was an absolute once in a lifetime personality and performer
He was my generations Belushi and he was amazing. Dana Carvey and David Spade did a 2-part tribute to Chris Farley on their podcast Fly on the Wall. They interviewed his friends, family and co-workers and it was funny but also somber and sad. I highly recommend listening to it.
Don't get me wrong, or anything like that. I do admit that Chris Farley was hilarious as a dancer and comedian, but he wouldn't have been acting like that if he wasn't on drugs. Same with John Belushi.
Juan Meza, Dude, nobody knows that. Do you really think that it's a coincidence that John Belushi died from a drug overdose? Farley even said that Belushi was his idol. He could've easily been on drugs since day one. Don't believe everything the internet tells you. If you look back on Farley's first skit (the patrick swayze dance off), there's lots of people who think he was possibly on drugs at the time.
My gma was a lunch lady for many years and she loved this song. She thought it was so funny (her doctor actually introduced it to her). She loved it so much that she requested it he played at her funeral. An we did it graveside. And I know it’s stupid, but as funny as it is, it makes me sob every time.
@@YouHadMeAtMoonPie Thanks! She was SO much fun! Always a trouble maker! She wanted it played at her actual funeral, but the church leaders weren’t so much on board doing it in the chapel, so we agreed on graveside. She was so loved in her community, so many people showed up sad, but that song (and knowing she specifically requested it) made everyone laugh. And we made sure it was the last thing that happened before they lowered the casket so that it was the last thing we all got to share with her.
@@danasmith2247 She was a good one! We all always think our own grandma’s are the best, but I know that she was haha she fought cancer for 20 years, and then wanted to have things end in humor. To say our final goodbyes among laughter instead of tears. Something I will never forget!
totally go watch Beverly hills ninja right at the end where he says I may not be the best ninja I may not be one with the universe but no one messes with my brother and then he whips everybody's ass
I love that he makes him laugh. And thinking of the song he came back and sang about farley. 30 years later he still loves and remembers his friend. He gave him a chance to say fu to lorne from the grave
Love how Norm Macdonald, towards the end, ALSO looks like he's cracking up at the ending slow dance, then starts applauding before catching himself all "Oh wait, I'm a character in this sketch..." and bopping to the outro.
chrispythegull Sandler isn't completely one dimensional, check out Reign Over Me. It's not a comedy and shows he's actually very talented. His comedy style has been played our though.
Everyone should have a friendship like is demonstrated at 1:58 and 2:18. I can’t even begin to imagine how losing Chris Farley felt to that era of cast of SNL.
When I saw this as a kid, I thought it was funny. Seeing it now, it's a work of art. Farley & the other dancers really worked on that choreography, this isn't nonsense, it's basically a play 👏🏾
when I'm feeling depressed it's so great that I can just go to UA-cam and look up anything that can just make me laugh and feel better. Chris Farley was one of a kind it's just a sad thing that they get hooked on drugs. This is probably my favorite song since he danced with Patrick swayze doesn't get anything better than that rest in peace Chris!!
I remember the morning my alarm went off for work and the radio said Chris Farley died. So sad.. He was the best! I'm a lunch lady and I love this song and when people stop in and ask how we are I say everything is fine down here in lunch lady land! You're missed so much chris!!
Lunch Lady Land-lyrics Woke up in the morning Put on my new plastic glove Served some reheated salisbury steak With a little slice of love Got no clue what the chicken pot pie is made of Just know everything's doing fine Down here in Lunchlady Land Well I wear this net on my head 'Cause my red hair is fallin' out I wear these brown orthopedic shoes 'Cause I got a bad case of the gout I know you want seconds on the corndogs But there's no reason to shout Everybody gets enough food Down here in Lunchlady Land Well yesterday's meatloaf is today's sloppy joes And my breath reeks of tuna And there's lots of black hairs coming out of my noooose Hoagies & grinders, hoagies & grinders Hoagies & grinders, hoagies & grinders Navy beans, navy beans, navy beans Hoagies & grinders, hoagies & grinders Navy beans, navy beans Meatloaf sandwich sloppy joe, slop, sloppy joe sloppy joe, slop, sloppy joe sloppy joe, slop, sloppy joe sloppy joe, slop, sloppy joe Well I dreamt one morning That I woke up to see All the pepperoni pizza Was a-looking at me It screamed, why do you burn me And serve me up cold I said I got the spatula Just do what you're told Then the liver & onions Started joining the fight And the chocolate pudding Pushed me with all its might And the chop suey slapped me And it kicked me in the head It's called revenge Lunchlady Said the garlic bread I said what did I do To make you all so mad They said you got flabby arms And your breath is bad Then the green beans said You better run and hide But then my friend sloppy joe came And joined my side He said if it wasn't for the Lunchlady The kids wouldn't eatcha You should be shakin' her hand And sayin' please to meet ya She gives you a purpose And she gives you a goal You should be kissin' her feet And kissin' her mole Now all the angry foods Just leave me alone And we all live together In a happy home Thanks to sloppy joe, slop, sloppy joe sloppy joe, slop, sloppy joe sloppy joe, slop, sloppy joe sloppy joe, slop, sloppy joe Thank me later!😊🌼
Rob, I'm guessing you know him primarily through his newer stuff (which enough people watch to keep it up, somehow), but with most comedians his earlier stuff is better and what made him. A victim of his time and enough people made sure he didn't need to change.
Born 1979 i had a VHS tape of billy Madison and happy Gilmore and i watched it every day ,eventually upgraded to DVD and brought the best of the sandman SNL and still to this day this song brings tears to my eyes RIP Chris Farley xx
Such a blessing to have such a character as a good friend, we miss Chris as his fans but I can’t imagine what it’s like for Adam and David spade. Bless y’all much love.
Chris Farley was my all-time favorite SNL actor. I loved him. Pure talent, good heart, great friend. He was just as strong as he was big. Love & miss you, Chris 😢
I came over here after watching it re-enacted for the Adam Sandler Mark Twain Award ceremony. I'm laughing my ass off with tears streaming down my face. The memories this brings back are priceless!
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My mom was a lunch lady for 20+ years. She's also a lifelong SNL fan since 1975. This is one of her all time favorite sketches, if not THE favorite. R.I.P. Chris and Norm.
So sorry for your loss man. It is really nice to hear that she loved this sketch /song.
@@theramplocal She's still alive but thanks for the thought
@@therealeggplant I am an International fan of SNL and this too is one of my favorite sketches. Chris had so much talent. I had no idea that Chris was in Dirty Work alongside Norm, very funny film. Life is short!
@@therealeggplant Just out of curiosity was she able to retire? Or does it not pay enough and she has to keep working?
That's awesome and yeah norm was great on SNL I actually found his comedy though the fairly odd parents as norm the genie
I swear the lunch lady at my school was the sweetest person, warmed our meals and our hearts. Thanks to all the lunch ladies.
Mine was a gossiping weirdo
Yeah,your lunch lady sounds like a messed up bitch.
Our lunch lady's were sweet little Grandmother's who took care of us like we were their own.
God bless them!
Phyllis Erickson, the best lunch lady ever. That is how I found out JFK was assassinated in grade school, because of her. RIP.
Mines tried poisoning us all
My mom was a lunch lady for years. She took the time to learn the kids first names. She always had a pocket of change in case the kids were short of money. She went to as many of the schools game's as she could. The basketball team made a seat area just for her. One year the seniors dedicated the yearbook to her. She went on Christmas break in 2018 and had a massive stroke that ultimately ended her life. Many of the school staff and students attended her wake and burial. They absolutely loved my mom.
Im sure your mother was a special person, may she rest in peace, I'm still social media friends with my lunch lady from over 20 years ago, she's a sweetheart, one of the reasons I became a chef was because she told me I was a talented cook when I got to help out in the kitchen, love you Sandy, and shout-out to all the lunch ladies.
@@fredmanie2926
I worked as a lunch lady. Whenever things got funky, one of us would start up singing. Worked like a charm, everytime!
Aw so sorry to hear she passed away. It is amazing how much we can make a difference just by showing up and caring. In little ways everyday, it can add up to a whole lot. Glad they all recognized the love and care she spread around.
Now we all love your mom too! Rest in peace you very special Lunch Lady! ❤
I'm sorry to hear that. I bet she was a great and well-respected lunch lady.
I love how Chris could still make Sandler nearly crack up laughing just by dancing around and being hilarious without even saying a word - pure talent ❤️😆
Can see how much love Sandler, Nelson and the rest of the cast had for him. Think they all truly loved the guy
For sure!
You can tell he was totally high on coke, but that’s what gave him his crazy energy to be even funnier.
Well he was dressed as a lunch lady making out with a hamburger
I must have been high to think SNL was funny. Thank God I stopped.
2:19 now that’s quite a moment right there. Two friends looking each other in the eye knowing they’re making the whole world laugh in snl just legendary!
Just imagine if he made it to any of Sandler's movies.
@@LoNeWoLf6661000 he had his one appearance in Billy Madison as the bus driver but that’s about it
@@ps2vhs223 but what if Farley didn't die. Would Sandler have cast him in any others? I see him as the BB&B associate in Click.
@@LoNeWoLf6661000 definitely! He gave Norm a few roles in some of his films like grown ups and Jack & Jill (the only redeeming factor about that movie). I imagine Chris would’ve got quite a few as well
@@LoNeWoLf6661000 hell yeah. Grown ups was supposed to have him apparently. All Adam sandlers movies feature his friends and him and Farley were real clise
I was singing this yesterday at work while serving sloppy joes. Yes I'm a lunch lady 😂
Lol I'm proving this is a song to my sister because I randomly started singing sloppy joes 😅
Whenever we have sloppy Joe's, we all sing this song. My kids didn't see this till about 6 years ago and still a family favorite. Seeing them singing the chorus in a grocery store is hilarious 😂
Awe they don't let us serve sloppy joes at my school and that makes me sad.
“Lady, you’re scaring us “
You, ma'am, are a g
If only Chris Farley had been able to love himself as much as everyone else loved him.
Amen
He would probably still be alive him and Robin Williams
@@MegaSwiming Robin Williams was not in his right mind when he did what he did, he had a severe neurologic disease that was rapidly deteriorating his physical and mental health =*( After reading the details, I dont think it was a matter of self-loathing, or even suicide in his right mind.
But I agree about Chris Farley. He just couldn't see himself the way the people who loved him did...he didn't even think he was that funny! I think his inability to love himself definitely contributed to the way he treated himself and his very early death.
Having watched the old E True Hollywood Story earlier today, I couldn't agree more. So sad.
@Nonya Busnezz That's why I gave you a tl;dr 😊
Im not trying to canonize him, I'm just being frank. Spending ten years in the mental health field changes your perspective on suicide. You learn a lot.
But you seem pretty uncomfortable about this. Did you lose someone to suicide?
Can't believe it's been 25 years since Chris Farley passed away. Watching his SNL best of VHS was the hardest I'd ever laughed and he's still bringing joy to people all these years later.
his brother would visit my highschool every year and give a speech about drugs and no one else knew who chris farley was and I was so excited
Sandler just did a tribute to Chris Farley in a Stand-Up like Arena Special on Netflix, really nice.
Well said. Miss that man he was brilliant! 💕
Hahahaha still the best ever !!!!!!!
Long live Chris Farley!
I love how genuinely happy and excited Norm looks in this skit.
Yes! Came here to say this. He usually acted too cool for most things, but it’s pure joy here
You wrote what I was subconsciously thinking. cheers mate
RIP Chris...gone, but certainly never forgotten....💙
I forgot him.
Michael Richmond I feel so sorry for you
@Michael Richmond how bout you go fuck off where somebody will give a shit about your opinion.
Talking about my boy Chris Farley... 💜
RacinGIRL911 Sandler died too. Many years ago.
The greatness of SNL is measured by moments like these. Most of the sketches are mediocre but when the magic happens, its special.
My favorite parts of this sketch are the moments where Adam Sandler is trying so hard not to laugh at Farley. Especially when they sing “sloppy Joe” together they’re legit bros
My daughter is 5 and my wife and I are 40. We showed her this song today and she LOVED it. She didn't know why Daddy was crying at the end. I just told her "it's a very beautiful song".
In 1995 I was in 8th grade and our music teacher Mr. Gatti was a no-nonsense guy, with a reputation of being stodgy and short-fused. He assigned us each to pick a piece of music, analyze it, and present it. Being a screwball, I chose this song from Adam's comedy album. Mr. Gatti was laughing his butt off throughout the whole thing. Best memory of 8th grade.
How amazing would it be to have a video recording of that presentation 😂 that must have been hilarious
Same age and I love that story. This cast was formative for me. I bet you bought the Adam Sandler album back in the day. Classic. I remember where I was when I heard Chris Farley died.
My dad saying "sloppy sloppy joe yeah" every time we have sloppy joes for dinner!
I do it too or if we have meat loaf sandwich...3 kids 9,7,7...just look at me and wonder when she is going to throw me out. Lol
When they finally get it...it will be glorious
Having sloppy Joe's right now that's why I'm here
What a dad thing to do. 🥰
My dad did this every time we had sloppy joes too! He quotes so much stuff from old SNL skits and 80s/90s movies, and as I became a teenager, I learned that about 75% of his joke content was unoriginal lol
Lol, yeah Sandler was some early Millennial's Lennie Bruce/George Carlin... I remember quietly listening to his first comedy album in the basement and trying not to laugh too loud in case my parents heard (but it wasn't _remotely_ the same for me and my brother though because our parents _loved_ Bruce/Carlin and we were raised on media based on its objective quality, not whether it was "appropriate" so we knew Holy Grail/Major League/Airplane! by heart before we really even understood they were "comedies"/intentionally funny. I think I just thought they were just silly because they were old and different... Also, movies like Pee-Wee's Big Adventure, The Adventures of Baron Munchausen, and Don Bluth's whole catalog _(the goddamn "secret weapon" rat-monster automaton vehicle or the nightmare hell-demon from the ends of An American Tail and All Dogs go to Heaven respectively...)_ You can technically argue they're for all ages but if you're an adult you _know_ you're doing something both magical _and_ traumatic when you let your children watch that stuff. I think it was just the right amount of fucked up for our own good...
One of the things I love about Adam Sandler is he makes movies just to be ridiculous and have fun with his friend's and is just a regular down to earth guy and not some stuck up Hollywood celebrity
@TruckerForLife24who pissed in your cereal
That people can like what they want regardless of majority opinion, and taste is subjective?@AbductedbyAliens58
@AbductedbyAliens58 He made some really hilarious comedy songs didn't he?
@AbductedbyAliens58 he isn't everybody's cup of tea, however, his movies have something that makes everyone chuckle at the very least. He's a good guy. Quit being a turd.
I still know all the words to this. This was the generation of snl that was on when I was a kid and my parents would tape the episodes. I watched this one over and over.
We got to grow up during a great time. At least these videos allow me to get that nostalgia buzz since I've got no time machine. Yet.
I've heard it said that the best cast of SNL is the cast that was on when you were in middle school
Chris Farley was so gifted. I am sure he suffered quietly, as most heavy people do. Low self esteem comes with that territory,and coping with your inner pain is wrapped up tightly with humor. He was the best.
I hate comments like yours because there’s one in every video of Chris. All his glorious performances are plagued with that “oh he was suffering so much” comment. Stop. Enjoy his performances, stop bringing up his personal life. We all go through struggles, he was NO DIFFERENT. Don’t let that define who he was.
Not all us fat people are sad because we are fat. Depression doesn't have a preference. It attacks anyone, any size.
@@matulich77 I believe his choice to do drugs did more to worsen his depression than his choice to be fat.
I don't think he was depressed. Being a big success, making lots of movies, appearing in SNL many times....how can you be depressed. I bet he had a lot of comedian friends.
@@louistournas120 cocaine caused him a heart attack im sure he didnt mean for it, yeah he was on top!
Dear Adam Sandler, I’m so sorry for your loss man. Chris was such an amazing inspirational person for me and I never got to even see him in person. I know he was your very close friend. If ever you see this, thank you for everything you and your friend did. you guys brought joy to the world. Just know, I’m a person who made it threw some hard times because of you guys.
I’m sure they just told Chris Farley put this dress on and do your thing 😂😂😂
He always looks well dressed.
😂😂😂
The dude is an amazing comedian but what’s also impressive too is how amazingly agile and nimble he is for such a big guy. To move that size around, means he had quite an athleticism to him and very strong. He probably played sports , maybe a lineman in high school football . I think belushi was similar for a big guy that could move his weight around really well.
I have zero doubt that was exactly the direction. Go be Chris... and timeless hilarity ensued.
@@miamiman24 He and Belushi were a lot alike there too. Both fairly big guys who could do some challenging stunt and make it looks graceful and easy, if that's what was required.
Happy Heavenly Birthday Chris. We all sure do miss you down here. THANK YOU for all of the Laughter my Friend.
This has always made me tear up...they had so much fun together. I remember this when it aired live. ❤
Lindsay Ryan Feel the same. 📺🎬📽️
Me too I was 10
So glad people still watch him but listen to the sandler tribute on netflix, made me cry like a baby! miss you Chris..
I was 9 when this aired. Chris Farley was awesome.
Man, even when watching all this old clips it amazes me how nimble Chris Farley was for his size.
George I agree
Those leg kicks bruh! 🔥
I was thinking the exact same thing.
It amazes me how he can literally get down and boogie. He is a ballerina.
Nimble
Stepping out of the shower this morning I randomly began saying to myself, “Hoagies and Grinders, Hoagies and Grinders,” so I pulled this song up on Spotify. Once I heard the first 10 seconds on Spotify I knew I needed to see Farley tearing it up, so I came to UA-cam. And then I got sad. And then I got bittersweetly happy knowing I was alive to see Farley do his thing each week, and to just have experienced what he had to give. We love you Farley, and we all still think about you quite often.
I sing that to myself all the time lol
Same! I sing "sloppy joe, slop, sloppy Joe" all the time!
I was literally just listening to Adam’s song for him.
It is very weird how often I think of him. His comedy brought me so much joy.
You have a cool DAD
The smile on Chris's face during the first sloppy joe chorus ......Priceless
Every time I watch this, I’m blown away by Chris Farley‘s dancing skills. He was really nimble and light on his feet! Makes me wonder if he ever had any formal training in dance. He must have! This is another one of those classic, iconic SNL videos that never gets old.
He did do ballet. I know his whole bio.
You should see sammo hung.. jus as big chris Farley but can do dancing, fighting, back flips everything.
I can’t think of a better duo like Farley & Sandler. They were a magic team. And Farley had that finesse of movement 😂
Kevin James doesn't hold a candle to Farley.
@@TheListenerCanon I didn’t even compare him. lol But you’re right!
@@sgaidola76 I only bought it up because Sandler replaced Chris Farley with Kevin James. And it seems like Sandler had to have a new fat friend.
@@TheListenerCanon keep reaching lil buddy
Just finished Adam Sandler’s Netflix special...with tears in my eyes I’m now going through a Chris Farley rabbit hole. Loved this guy.
Sandler tried so hard not to laugh
He didn't succeed. You hear several times him laughing mid tune.
but it's not the first time he made his co-stars laugh.
3:55
lmaoo he really did xD gotta love the Sandman! a cool film: ua-cam.com/video/PD5_l6UVrwM/v-deo.html
@Christian Peters Still the best time Farley made Sandler laugh is when he put his hand on Hanks lap! OH HANK!
My mom was the lunch lady during my freshman year of high school. Everyone loved her because she always gave the students seconds and extra fries because she knew the food was going to go to waste so she gave them to the students instead which was against policy. She didn’t earn much doing it either so I give my kudos to the lunch ladies doing honest work for the kids.
what i love is that you can tell this is just a bunch of friends goofing off together to make something they find funny funny for others. that cohesiveness is something that SNL has seriously lacked for the last 20 or so years.
❤️
Thats because they forgot about the comedy and decided to take the political route, bashing on every political person they dont like every chance they get
Yep! It's called -a family!
The last time I felt that family atmosphere was Andy Samberg and that generation but now it seems like a bunch of different pieces that don’t necessarily click
Because everyone who’s hired for the show now is a token shoe in so there’s no actual chemistry. Some don’t want to hear it because they are delusional but it is too painfully liberal, sorry but liberalism and comedy just don’t mix, comedy is about being offensive and pushing lines
Chris makes me smile every time I see him. He left way to soon! He’s the fucking man!
The most underrated part of this sketch is Norm McDonald bouncing around as a greenbean.
I know Ellen Cleghorne was the pudding and Kevin Nealon was Sloppy Joe,. but who was everyone else?
@@colleen4ever Adam, Chris, Kevin, Ellen you know, Chop Suey was Sarah Silverman, Norm Macdonald was the Green Bean, David Mandel was the Pizza Slice, Fred Wolf was the Garlic Bread, and Steve Koren was Liver and Onions.
Mandel, Wolf, and Koren were SNL writers. I'm guessing most of the cast didn't want to wear the costumes and they needed bodies to fill in lol.
@@brad2751 I always thought that Dave Atell as the liver and onions?
@@hammurds I use to think the pizza slice was George Wendt, but nope lol
@@brad2751 I did too
I use to watch the best of Chris Farley on DVD as a kid and I'm 26 now. This is still my favorite 😭 RIP Chris
I want to watch that to cheer myself up. I feel happy watching Chris and Adam.
I watched it on VHS like a real 90s kid 😂
adam sandler and chris farley...
see, this is why it was amazing to grow up when we did.
So true! I take such joy when i think about my childhood, my teenage years. It makes me sad, because i dont think my kids will experience anything like it. Times are so different. Kids don't hang out like they used to. My son is 12 and i make him watch all this stuff. 80s movies. Mtv videos. He loves Sandler movies. Next on the list is Tommy Boy for sure.
Seriously!! Born in 87, I feel like I was born at the best time.
I love how much joy Farley brings to Adam. Yes, I used the present tense. Because that kinda love never dies.
mutual. x
Binge watching Chris Farley! Who's still enjoying this in 2019!!
Farley is timeless as is candy
Here
Me
Gogetdatmoney meeeeeeeeeeee
I still watch Chris at least once a week. Hilarious!
2:22, they're so in love 😍 #originalbromance
RIP Chris, we miss you!!
You can see their genuine love & friendship for each other. Miss u so much Chris Farley you were so fricking special xx
Farley stole every skit he was in.
He did not steal it if it was give to him from the snl writers . Lol
Steven White Don’t think you understand what he meant...
@@randomcrap6045 for got to put lol at the end I no what you meant he stole the whole show by the way
Hay don't no if it's just UA-cam cutting it but go watch the one were there breaking out of prison with Martin and for one second farley shirt is dry then with in seconds it's wet just thought it was wierd
@@stevenwhite1157 I’ve never seen someone spell “know” wrong twice in 2 comments let alone in general
I love how the younger generation is finding out about our legends! Especially thanks to Adam Sandler's tribute to CF. Im 1985 so this was my WHOLE childhood!
Damn I miss Farley.
He was so often compared to Belushi and Candy for his big man comedy prowess. And they were truly great. Farley however was an absolute once in a lifetime personality and performer
He was my generations Belushi and he was amazing. Dana Carvey and David Spade did a 2-part tribute to Chris Farley on their podcast Fly on the Wall. They interviewed his friends, family and co-workers and it was funny but also somber and sad. I highly recommend listening to it.
Awww I loved John Candy
For a big guy Chris Farley was a pretty good dancer.
Don't get me wrong, or anything like that. I do admit that Chris Farley was hilarious as a dancer and comedian, but he wouldn't have been acting like that if he wasn't on drugs. Same with John Belushi.
Seth Winters wrong might wanna check the facts of when he was on drugs it wasnt really till later in his career
Juan Meza, Dude, nobody knows that. Do you really think that it's a coincidence that John Belushi died from a drug overdose? Farley even said that Belushi was his idol. He could've easily been on drugs since day one. Don't believe everything the internet tells you. If you look back on Farley's first skit (the patrick swayze dance off), there's lots of people who think he was possibly on drugs at the time.
He was an athlete and a gymnast in college.
Natalie's Channel if you think THAT'S good you should see his Chip n Dales skit with Swayze lol
man i miss chris farley:(
kanilsykur I miss him so much!
I think everyone does
kanilsykur as do I :(
kanilsykur.
And Phil Hartman too
My gma was a lunch lady for many years and she loved this song. She thought it was so funny (her doctor actually introduced it to her). She loved it so much that she requested it he played at her funeral. An we did it graveside. And I know it’s stupid, but as funny as it is, it makes me sob every time.
Oh my gosh don't even say that was stupid , that actually sounds to me your family knew how to have fun!!!! RIP Grandma!!!
That is awesome. I’m sorry for your loss, I bet she was a lot of fun.
Oh how sweet. What an awesome Grandma ❤
@@YouHadMeAtMoonPie Thanks! She was SO much fun! Always a trouble maker! She wanted it played at her actual funeral, but the church leaders weren’t so much on board doing it in the chapel, so we agreed on graveside. She was so loved in her community, so many people showed up sad, but that song (and knowing she specifically requested it) made everyone laugh. And we made sure it was the last thing that happened before they lowered the casket so that it was the last thing we all got to share with her.
@@danasmith2247 She was a good one! We all always think our own grandma’s are the best, but I know that she was haha she fought cancer for 20 years, and then wanted to have things end in humor. To say our final goodbyes among laughter instead of tears. Something I will never forget!
This makes me laugh and cry at the same time. 😂💔😢 Chris Farley. .... Gone but never forgotten in our home. Thanks for the laughs friend in my head.
My god that is STILL funny after all these years. RIP Mr Farley!! 🙏🏻
IKR! Still awesome
It's 2023 and I am still laughing at Chris and Adam in this sketch!
Yes! I grew up with a best of snl Chris Farley vhs and I still look up my favorites frequently ❤❤
Chris Farleys dedication should be studied in schools.
Oh Chris Farely making me laugh hysterically ever since I can remember. You were my first memory as a kid.
Same same same.
Anytime I’m feeling down this skit will ALWAYS put a huge smile on my face!!! One of the greatest skits to ever come out of SNL 😂
Who’s here after last night’s Chris Farley tribute by Adam Sandler?
tori2dles me
Guilty
Me, I've been binge watching Chris Farley clips after seeing that
🙌
Yep
Chris Farley was so goddamn agile for such a large man. An absolute treasure.
totally go watch Beverly hills ninja right at the end where he says I may not be the best ninja I may not be one with the universe but no one messes with my brother and then he whips everybody's ass
He played rugby and took dance during his high school years. Despite his size dude was athletic and agile
I love that he makes him laugh. And thinking of the song he came back and sang about farley. 30 years later he still loves and remembers his friend. He gave him a chance to say fu to lorne from the grave
Just seeing them have so much fun together is amazing itself.
Norm MacDonald is the green bean and smiling...hilarious
The best!
Love how Norm Macdonald, towards the end, ALSO looks like he's cracking up at the ending slow dance, then starts applauding before catching himself all "Oh wait, I'm a character in this sketch..." and bopping to the outro.
RIP Chris Farley.... Sloppy JOE!!! Sloppy Sloppy JOE!!!
This skit should’ve won an Emmy
Marcella X Yes but this was too funny for the uptight Emmy morons
Shawn Moore true
Chris Farley a legend. So comfortable in these iconic roles like the Chippendale sketch. So great.
Without him there would be no lunch lady in Lunch Lady Land
Nope! This song is never the same now!
I just posted that lol
You know I’m thinking about thinking about my friend Chris Farley
☹️
@@georgefimbres7162 happy you understood it
None of the current SNL cast members can hold a candle to Sandler & Farley
Farley is one-of-a-kind, but Sandler is and always was boring and one-dimensional. He was the original Jimmy Fallon.
Come on, Fallon is a poser. He is nowhere near Sandler's league
SNL sucks now!
Swan Ronsen explain more
chrispythegull Sandler isn't completely one dimensional, check out Reign Over Me. It's not a comedy and shows he's actually very talented. His comedy style has been played our though.
Everyone should have a friendship like is demonstrated at 1:58 and 2:18. I can’t even begin to imagine how losing Chris Farley felt to that era of cast of SNL.
I watched this live and thought I would never quit laughing. Chris was my favorite member.
When I saw this as a kid, I thought it was funny. Seeing it now, it's a work of art. Farley & the other dancers really worked on that choreography, this isn't nonsense, it's basically a play 👏🏾
This was a ballet. Chris's movements were precise and also soulful . Kind of like ballet and R +B
This song is honestly such a banger!!! Love the skit and Adam's singing - was great!! Miss u Chris
RIP CHRIS FARLEY. LEGEND GONE TOO SOON
I think he played the Lunch Lady on Adam's HBO concert when he sang that song, too, correct?
Phil Hartman too!
Both gone too soon, & still missed over 20 years later.
20 years ago today Farley left us sooo sad
Rest In Peace farley, wish you loved yourself as much as everyone else loved you
R.I.P Chris Farley 💙💛❤💚💜
Chris was such a special talent. Sympathetic and hilarious.
RIP Chris and Norm and my childhood
I always think of this song whenever I eat a sloppy joe. 😁
Me too. Me too.
me three
Me 4
i as well
People still eat sloppy joes??
when I'm feeling depressed it's so great that I can just go to UA-cam and look up anything that can just make me laugh and feel better. Chris Farley was one of a kind it's just a sad thing that they get hooked on drugs. This is probably my favorite song since he danced with Patrick swayze doesn't get anything better than that rest in peace Chris!!
I remember the morning my alarm went off for work and the radio said Chris Farley died. So sad.. He was the best! I'm a lunch lady and I love this song and when people stop in and ask how we are I say everything is fine down here in lunch lady land! You're missed so much chris!!
I was laughing and getting a little teary eyed also, where did these good times go with real awesome SNL skits and actors.
Chris farley always had impressive Moves💕
I was 13 when this first aired. I laughed so hard I woke up my parents. I'm 40 now. And it's still just as delightfully silly. Amazing!
Chris Farley was always so funny! Amazing comic!
"Sloppy Joe" is the funniest name ever. This skit is Gold.
So disappointed at what snl has turned into
god is not real
musicisbrilliant gold Jerry. Gold.
@@jacquikohman2692 God loves that one.
Nice icon
Norm is smiling. He approves.
RIP NORM
And Farley
@@benjizucker6091 you know it 😜
Looks like he had a few extra peas in his pod, if you know what I mean.
I like to think he was stoned out of his mind.
I will not die until Pearl Jam does a full-production cover of this song
I could totally see that... sublime would've killed it too. Inot my scene but Jack Johnson or keller Williams would too
Omg that would be amazing. Could totally go for Eddie singing this 😍
Lunch Lady Land-lyrics
Woke up in the morning
Put on my new plastic glove
Served some reheated salisbury steak
With a little slice of love
Got no clue what the chicken pot pie is made of
Just know everything's doing fine
Down here in Lunchlady Land
Well I wear this net on my head
'Cause my red hair is fallin' out
I wear these brown orthopedic shoes
'Cause I got a bad case of the gout
I know you want seconds on the corndogs
But there's no reason to shout
Everybody gets enough food
Down here in Lunchlady Land
Well yesterday's meatloaf is today's sloppy joes
And my breath reeks of tuna
And there's lots of black hairs coming out of my noooose
Hoagies & grinders, hoagies & grinders
Hoagies & grinders, hoagies & grinders
Navy beans, navy beans, navy beans
Hoagies & grinders, hoagies & grinders
Navy beans, navy beans
Meatloaf sandwich
sloppy joe, slop, sloppy joe
sloppy joe, slop, sloppy joe
sloppy joe, slop, sloppy joe
sloppy joe, slop, sloppy joe
Well I dreamt one morning
That I woke up to see
All the pepperoni pizza
Was a-looking at me
It screamed, why do you burn me
And serve me up cold
I said I got the spatula
Just do what you're told
Then the liver & onions
Started joining the fight
And the chocolate pudding
Pushed me with all its might
And the chop suey slapped me
And it kicked me in the head
It's called revenge Lunchlady
Said the garlic bread
I said what did I do
To make you all so mad
They said you got flabby arms
And your breath is bad
Then the green beans said
You better run and hide
But then my friend sloppy joe came
And joined my side
He said if it wasn't for the Lunchlady
The kids wouldn't eatcha
You should be shakin' her hand
And sayin' please to meet ya
She gives you a purpose
And she gives you a goal
You should be kissin' her feet
And kissin' her mole
Now all the angry foods
Just leave me alone
And we all live together
In a happy home
Thanks to
sloppy joe, slop, sloppy joe
sloppy joe, slop, sloppy joe
sloppy joe, slop, sloppy joe
sloppy joe, slop, sloppy joe
Thank me later!😊🌼
You forgot to put the very end! "Well, me and Sloppy Joe got married... we've got 6 kids and we're doin' just fine, down in Lunch Lady Land!!!"
Thank you very much! facebook.com/kingtkuehn
Never thought I’d be showing my kids this, but they LOVE IT. 😍
This performance is why I tolerate Adam Sandler in 2017.
Ha ha.
I've given up for a while now, but, always open.
The horribleness of modern Sandler greatly outshines himself in this one good sketch
Rob, I'm guessing you know him primarily through his newer stuff (which enough people watch to keep it up, somehow), but with most comedians his earlier stuff is better and what made him. A victim of his time and enough people made sure he didn't need to change.
You tolerate that he is pretty much like a regular guy now because he was gay as fuck, talking like a child as an adult in this performance?
Born 1979 i had a VHS tape of billy Madison and happy Gilmore and i watched it every day ,eventually upgraded to DVD and brought the best of the sandman SNL and still to this day this song brings tears to my eyes RIP Chris Farley xx
Farley & Sandler were the Abbott & Costello of SNL.Everything clicked between them.Magical moments & classic memories.
Such a blessing to have such a character as a good friend, we miss Chris as his fans but I can’t imagine what it’s like for Adam and David spade. Bless y’all much love.
Life's goes on, but you still bring us so much joy Chris Farley.
30 years later.........time goes by so fast..........and boy do i miss the 90s
Chris Farley was my all-time favorite SNL actor. I loved him. Pure talent, good heart, great friend. He was just as strong as he was big. Love & miss you, Chris 😢
So cute :)) and rock and roll at the same time. *lighters up* sloppy Jo sloppy sloppy Jo aah....
Kopal 13 i love the sloppy joe song😭
The absolute best of friends, we all miss you Farley 🙏
Chris is even making Adam laugh while singing. We love you and miss you Chris!!
There will never be another Chris Farley. RIP😭
I agree but let's not forget John Belushi and John Candy.
stevepd1 agreed.
I came over here after watching it re-enacted for the Adam Sandler Mark Twain Award ceremony. I'm laughing my ass off with tears streaming down my face. The memories this brings back are priceless!
This has been my favorite skit for 20 years lol. Chris is PERFECT and Adam is ADORABLE.
Rest In Peace Chris.
his mark twain award brought me here. EPIC SONG lolol.
Farley had more heart than anyone I’ve ever seen, and he was funnier than them all.