A Wise Bully - Key & Peele
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2020
- This school bully is surprisingly self-aware.
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“ I’ve been having fantasies about some of the other guys at school . Give me that “ 😂😂
Sexual fantasies
Bruh 😂😂😂
Some say he wasn't asking for his hand
@@dhans9662 those who said that were probably projecting their own repressed feelings of which I also share at least 1% to be writing this.
Best part lol
I still love it how the bully literally says he'll internalize and project his problems "unknowingly"
Knowingly unknowingly
Ok.
Accidentally on purpose
Unintentional with the intent to be
@@dragonsdynamite6403 this made me laugh
After his in depth explanation of his own trauma , the way he gets a high five from his friend as if he just said a really great joke is just masterful.
“GIMME THAT”
At least he has good friends, none of them even looks at him weird during his monologue, just silent support and high fives
fake friends* @@victormagoco9752
😭
you wouldn't believe how many people can see through their own toxic patterns but are unable to overcome those mechanisms
That's very true
Ima block out that with a river of vodka.
Comfort or bitter irony i dont know
My dad is alcoholic but i myself drown my sorrow in coke or alcohol
@@benjaminreuter7057 we talking soda orrrrrrr.....
I'm just kidding man. Sorry for your troubles.
That's me. I'm not a bully but I've been anxious/depressed for so long. I'm sure I've had good times in the last 8 years. But it's hard for me to remember/feel them. As opposed to all the bad stuff that's happend
I died when he said “Gimme that!” after talking about his sexual fantasies 😂
Yeah me too!
I would kill to have been the kid who "gave him that"
Hahaha
k
That actually made me LOL so hard! 😂
"You understand this on such a deep level-"
*"I DON'T UNDERSTAND SHIT!"*
both a hilarious line, and tragic in context. These guys are fucking sharp
Now I’m gonna punish you physically for acknowledging my emotional problems!
Lol 😂
Understand your problems is part of the problem
I’m imagining a family of hyper-aware people who cannot escape their problems, despite knowing they’re doing wrong.
Actually, this reminds me of the cycle of addiction and being stuck in low SES conditions.
Brilliant sketch. Seriously underrated. I don’t even remember seeing this before.
Damn that's so true about the cycle of addiction
Literally Bojack Horseman
Bet you love making weird simple subjects into a fantasy loser. Thanks for the review by the way im going to go tell every single one of my friends in person about your review and tell them to watch this video and compare.
@@thejustinsteffansounds like the "drug addiction" part of his comments really struck a nerve with you, loser! 🤣
@@thejustinsteffan….. HUH??
No ya'll, this should seriously be a like anti-bullying PSA sent out to schools.
I think this might make it worse... bullying is a defense mechanism that bullies adopted for a reason (abusive parent, etc.) Trying to take away this defense mechanism without first taking away the root cause (getting the child away from the abusive parent) is a bad idea.
First the traumatic situation must actually be left, and only then can the natural healing process involving this self-aware cognitive work begin.
That won't fix the problem because it isn't addressing the problem. The bully has a bad home life and low self esteem issues. That's what needs to be addressed and fixed. The thing is how exactly do you fix this for every troubled student and who is responsible for doing it? And no, the answer isn't the teacher. Not because they wouldn't be effective or that they don't care, but it shouldn't have to be their job; they already have one: educating our students. And that should and does already take so much focus that they shouldn't have to be counselors on top of that.
But there's the answer right there: school counselors should be the one who do it. But lack of funding and lack of the flexibility to do what is actually needed has made it hard for counselors to do their jobs.
But let's not forget the abusive father. He's the root of the issue. So what do we do? Take the kid out of his care? Then what? Put them in foster care where the likelihood that they'll be further abused and/or neglected is very high? That's not an optimal solution and can potentially make the child worse unless they're placed in a good home and have proper support to heal.
It would be awful nice is foster care was completely revamped but the powers that be haven't made that a priority. Which is another problem.
What would be peak is if kids didn't end up with shitty parents in the first place.
@@Chickaqee You're right
@@danithokinship care and early intervention is the answer.
@@Shiggystardust You must not have read all that I wrote.
This should be shown at schools.
@@zach5994 Agreed. I had two older brothers and the rule was simple, "If anyone picks on you, knock them the fuck out. If I heard you didn't I'm going to beat your ass when you get home." Despite the irony of that, most bullies aren't trying to fight or get hit so it works pretty well.
i dunno if it woulld be a good thing to show elementary schoolers a dude who "was having sexual fantasies about men," but in late middle school/high school sure
@@azophi rofl :D
@@zach5994 you will likely get into trouble if you practice self-defense.
yes, before and after the class 🤣
When the bully’s got a degree in psychology
🤣🤣
That pfp tho
A 3rd grade degree
That is what i'm taking this year, but its really hard for me. They put me at an AP level and its too stressing.
@Robmarvey Coralde Thanks, I hope I could make it.
The 'with a river of vodka' line was said so perfectly.
Damn! This hit me in the right spot.
Years of bullying feel better after watching this. Now I just imagine my bullies saying this.
This was therapeutic. This was greatly appreciated!
sorry you had to go through that bro, nobody deserves to be treated this way.
@@user-zq9xh4rc3c I grew up in 2000s and it still worked, fighting back the bullies is still the only way sadly.. You don't have to beat the shit out of them, just fight back, they won't bother anymore because bullying the guy that always fight back is a pain in the ass for them
@@ghivarrasenandika3559yeah you fight back! I did the same and no one ever touched me n my friends or family. It has a cost, it makes you bitter but that's better than defeat. And I've always punched harder when they went below the belt
There are these bullies who are too WEAK to handle their demons. Then there are people without any excuse at all who just like the feeling of making others feel bad, the shame of others empower them.
lol i thought you meant after years of you bullying people now you dont feel regret.
Bully: Reads at a third grade level
Also Bully: Speaks in philosopher
Dude that's literally a lot of people though.
Look at Floyd 👀 😂
Literacy does not correlate to intelligence. It's possible he could have a disability that makes reading difficult, but having a hard time with written language doesn't mean you can't express yourself thoughly with the spoken word.
Socrates didn't write.
He would have failed kindergarten. Thas real.
Naw just self aware
I like how his dad is fully aware of his abuse too
Where do you think he got it from his dad no shit
@@haisydaisy1031 I think he got it from the script. No shit
Like father like son
This is brilliant and sad at the same time!
Thanks for explaining the joke
The “Gimme that” still gets me every time
One of the best comedy bits ever made
This is actually one of the deepest episodes they have made
ya Tucker it was well done
The most deepest sketch is the last episode of Megan and Adre sketch
No cap!!!
No that would be Mexican stand off
Actually i didn't laugh at all. Not even a crack of smile. Cause i think things like this really happen.
This started funny and ended up really sad and sobering
It really did.
Copy paste Wp
It’s the sad truth,
but what’s funny about this skit is that bullies never do this.
ummm that’s life guys.
Oh f*** you Rosanna Flores!.. Sometimes I make mean comments on UA-cam, cos I got divorced a year ago and I still haven't come to terms with losing my wife of 10+ years. And cos I'm below average height which makes me feel insecure about myself. And I had some financial trouble happening to me cos I used to trust people I call friends too much I guess... And cos of that I started drinking more than is good for my well being, causing me to feel great disappointment in myself!
As a psych grad, we need more of this type of jokes man 😂
Imagine paying hundreds of thousands for a psych degree
@@Justin-dr5uw it's already free
@@agachess From your perspective, how accurate do you think this is across the spectrum of middle-high schoolers who bully? I've seen various thoughts, from some saying bad home conditions correlating to low self-esteem causing this, all the way to those raised in good conditions, but being predisposed to antisocial personality anyway perpetuating it *because* they're highly confident in themselves and the low likelihood they'll be punished. Just curious about your perspective
@@davidk7439 tbh with you I don't know about the statistics (or is it what u mean about accuracy). But what I know is that as what you said "predisposition" or genetics make a huge impact. Those who have high predisposition need only a slight "stress" just like bad home conditions to make them become like this. But even without this gene, any person can still become a bully. But not everyone can experience a more severe symptoms like antisocial personality disorder or conduct disorder. Only those who have the gene. If not, it takes them to experience a very severe experience of abuse to turn them into an antisocial person. Basically, I was referring to the diathesis-stress model.
Whether they did it deliberately or not, they just wrote one of the best psychodramas on traumatic response and emotional repression I've ever seen.
The random high-fives are perfect.
“GIMME THAT”
✋
@@ch1llingfoo443 ✋
@@ch1llingfoo443 ✋
@@aspebb ✋🏾
“I’m going to internalize that and unknowingly transfer it onto you tomorrow” 😳🤭
Unconsciously projecting it to others.
@@aliencomment7505 Ok.
@@netkosent1620 you're welcome.
@@aliencomment7505 No, no, no.... You're welcome.
@@netkosent1620 What can I say except
It always surprises me how they nail every role they take, they totally get into character, and become the character
I know these guys are appreciated for their talent. but they're still unappreciated for how good they truly are. Show me something else this clever and original.
Get Out was a huge box office success
K-12 Movie; Melanie Martinez, you are so welcome.
Yes. People always insist that Dave Chapelle was funnier. I agree to an extent. But K&P has more original themes, more variation, and is more entertaining. I'll rather eat a slightly mid food but is different course everyday than steak everyday.
“GIMME THAT!” gets me every time 😂😂😂
🙏🏿
😂😂
Fr 🤣🤣
Lmfao
Same hes too excited 😂😂😂
When he's not bullying others, he's probably hiding in the library reading Freud and Jung (at a 3rd grade level).
If he's reading Freud, his IQ must be at a 3rd grade level, too
@@ob2kenobi388 Says someone who can't read Freud
It started off funny then shit got real, real quick, with the twist: The only thing worse than a bully, is a bully who knows better but ironically those ones are also the redeemable kind.
@@alejandrovenegas2716
Sigmund Freud was an amateur and a fool, and was never deserving of the title of "Psychologist". Most of what he said was either blatantly bigoted or outright insane.
Basically, Freud was that guy who comes to the party uninvited, eats a bunch of the food, breaks some stuff, and leaves without having made a single positive contribution.
@@ob2kenobi388 And who are you?
0:03 there’s always gotta be that one kid who carries a basketball everywhere he goes 😂
Coming reluctantly
“I’m gonna internalize that and unknowingly transfer it onto you tomorrow”
So educated
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sometimes not everyone who speak good English can write good English...lol
@@valzzy138
What's wrong with that sentence?
@@matchbox1275 not sure anyone can plan in advance to unknowingly transfer anything...in this case it's not so much the sentence but the rationale of it all 😀
Maybe he should have gone for subconscious instead of unknowingly lol
@@valzzy138
One phrase : The Butterfly effect. You don't know what action of yours is unknowingly going to cause something elsewhere. Though it's a theory, I just wanted to give a counter example.
However in this case, the OP statement stands true. Some bullies have personal trauma going on with their life and they unknowingly become the people they get abused by. Correct me if I'm wrong.
This is why the “anti bullying” campaigns don’t usually work, because they don’t get to the root of bullying
That's true it's attention thing it's sad
Yeah it’s like putting a bandaid over a tumor
I mean that and just the fact that most of them never really cared about bullying at all, its all about PR and trying to look good and keep parents from suing
A friend of mine was literally stabbed in the gut by a student and the school gave him detention for being involved. This was only 3 years ago
You basically just have to hope to luck out and get some teachers or school faculty and staff or something that has enough power to back behind their empathy.
These schools have never actually given a shit about any of it.
Its literally all about money and looking good
I mean bullying has been greatly reduced in the US compared to say, 50-60 years ago. Probably more or a cultural shift towards accepting differences than anti bullying campaigns, but it has improved.
@@willw5868 ye, people are definitely always gonna be more open and kinder and wiser each generation
A lot of boomers whine about that and how it made kids these days “too sensitive” or some shit bht tbh i like that about people today. I’ll take nicer people who are more open about shit anyday
I love how the sad music stops when they high five 😂
That "coming reluctantly" lines finished it😂😂😂😂
How the hell are these grown ass men able to pull off a teenager's look in so many videos?!!
Because they teenagers
All they have to do is act like them
and shave in all sorts of places
Hint: No teenager looks like that
Lotion
This should be required watching at every high school orientation.
If it was true then yes, but let's be honest, most bullies are just pricks cause it's funny, not because they have deep rooted psychological issues....bitch
I agree...
As a prior bully, that's exactly the sort of emotions you experience...
Luckily I transferred my aggression and bullying onto other bullies..
Ye.. I bullied the bullies 🤷🏾♂️
@@jayr5mitty351 so you're like the Dexter of bullying?
@@Nathan-gd7xq never seen the exactly. Heard about it. Apparently it's good, yes?
@@jayr5mitty351 well, Dexter is the serial killer who only kills other serial killers
It's been said before, but I'll say it again. Key and Peele just explained bullying way better than 95%+ of anti-bullying ads with this video.
I'm a victim of severe bullying at school and it changed my perspective about bullies.
Yeah i didnt really understand why until later too albeit when i watched this i had already figured it out, but yeah i figured that if you're nice to them and don't react to their bullying they will quit bullying you and might actually want to be friends.
Plot twist: These two dudes ended up best bros 15 years later working as valets
Continuity at its finest
Consequences!
I'd love to see that
And Liam Neeson movies is their jam
@@mepha7876 It's an actual series of skits they did. I'm just drawing the hypothetical connection. Funny thing is, I ended up good bros in adulthood with a dude who mercilesslyly taunted me in high school. He felt bad about it, and I'd grown enough to recognize that I was sorta kinda nerdy back in the day, perhaps too much of a temptation for kids predisposed even a little bit to being bullies. We hung out a lot, but then our significant others left us, hurtling us both into new life paths that drew us apart. I gotta call him and say hello
This is both hilarious, and Sad at the same time
So true. The mix of emotion I felt was too real.
I think you mean the **best part
Like the British version of “The Office”
the epitome of funny cause it's true, or 'real laughs hiding real pain'
The best comedy always is.
Seeing Andre Royo just made my day
"I don't understand shit!" is my favourite part 😂 He's become so wise that he truly understands that he knows nothing. Socratic paradox.
All jokes aside this is actually a brilliant demonstration of how acting out works in a lot of cases
No replies? Let me fix that
@@XyrimNo,dont.
You look w low replies. I can fix that.
@@musafirghayrmaeruf1 why not
@@Xyrim Cause lets be original
This skit is one of the best demonstrations of the genius of the key and Peele writing staff
You mean the genius of Peele. How many people are undisputed masters of 2 opposite genres and 3 different trades (actor, writer, and director). Even Key has said K&P was Peeles initiative.
Facts
Really? I mean did you laugh? Or did you clap…
@@ca8824 it's a Trey Parker/Matt Stone style collaboration. Even if Peele was the guy calling the shots you can't undervalue a good facilitator who helps bring their ideas to fruition.
Writing staff? They write this themselves? Why do you assume they don’t write their own stuff?
I was a bully in my school and university years and honestly, this encapsulates it so perfectly
The fact that they got Andre Royo to be the dad shows how great this skit really is.
He reads at a 3rd grade level yet has a very good vocabulary.
Dyslexia.
"Coming reluctantly"
Phonetic
Reading and speaking are two different things. Some very intelligent people who make a good living or are even in scientific fields have minor Dyslexia and generally have a hard time reading fluently. I even had Professor back in University who reads really slow, but damn that dude was a freaking human calculator and a great teacher. He actually changed my grade from a C to an A because I finally fucking understood higher Algebra and functional equations. That then sparked my interest in Physics. Damn I miss that guy...
you can learn words from places other than book genius
I see why he is so wise, he got it from his father.
How #trauma or #ptsd is transferred from one generation to another.
bubbles
😂😂😂😂😂
Being bully is not that easy, this video reminds of of my school day when I was the biggest bully. Thanks for showing this.
You where the biggest bully!? I hope you go back to all those people you bullied and apologize to them. I'm sure you could find a lot of them on social media. It's the right thing to do.
I was both somebody who was bullied, and then became a bully. I'm also a very sensitive and deeply reflective person, this is a masterful satire and a captures perfectly the nature of a narcissist, or a traumatic reactive person. It's really quite incredible
Imagine a world were everyone was this selfe aware
As a psychotherapist, this is my dream. And that would make me switch careers (for a great reason! I welcome that!) 😅
I think if everybody would (or could, considering costs and stigmas) do some reasonably deep self-analysis in psychotherapy, the world could reach this level and not only people would stop being slaves to their unconscious compensations, but also being better with each other in a way that promotes endless positive synergy for the entire species! (yes, I like my job hahahah)
It would be the mark of a truly civilized society, if someone were to ask me about it...
Which no one did, but I'm saying it anyways, because I feel like I have no where else to share my thoughts in a truly judgement free environment.
@@DopaminedotSeek3rcolonthree I'd like to hear more of what your ideas!
@@ravingcuriosity6345 as a what ?! A psycho-the-rapist ??!
@@ravingcuriosity6345 I've been thinking for a while, a "wellbeing" class should be mandatory in schools. I can't believe I was taught 8 years of history (which I haven't used a single time since graduating) yet never taught how to feel my feelings, coping skills, challenging distorted thinking, etc.
This is absolutely brilliant. Wow. Gets straight to the heart of the matter. This should be the centerpiece of all anti-bullying campaigns.
But what should the school do? Go to their parents?
It sucks but, there’s more to it.
@@spoopyscaryskelebones3846 bruh what
@@spoopyscaryskelebones3846 No. Really it just shows the pseudoscience & psychological factors behind teenage bullying. It's usually worse in violent terms physically, but online bullying is so much worser especially when there's everything on the internet.
Nature vs nurture, & simple environmental trauma can turn someone into a bully, It's almost 99.9% always the parent's fault due to the fact that raising a child isn't just money, changing their diapers, & giving a roof over their head. That is called life-style, instead of living-life, experiences is what makes us human as so much more as we can remember how many meals we've eaten, anymore than we can see at a distance to spot a lunar eclipse.
Catering to emotional, & mental wellbeing of a child while also letting them grow, and create boundaries is the best way imo. Communication instead of lying, & using scare tactics on our kids like the "world is scary" but never give us a chance to get prepared for the "scary world"
You mean, pro bullying, this is brilliant… go bullies!
@@lorealimma Bullying is not always because of home problems or trauma. A child who lashes out at everyone accompanied with poor grades and few friends, yes, but your average teenage bully simply lacks empathy and is upholding a perceived hierarchy in the school. One student is different and therefore below another and deserving of ridicule. The girls who bullied me were normal wealthy popular girls. Some of them I was friends with prior to their sudden switch in how they perceived me. They were friendly they had stable home lives had loads of friends and good times. They just ended up thinking I was lessor because I got into things then-deemed nerdy or cringy (video games, superheros, anime, etc). I found it pretty ironic when Marvel suddenly became popular mid-high school for me and those girls who said I was a loser for once enjoying batman were now fawning over Thor/Captain America/etc.
" I don't understand shit" 😂
While explaining how he understands his issues
Insecurity is an incredible motivator. Comedy can be so effective when it’s insightful too.
I like how the bullied kid isn't really thinking about his own misfortune and is just looking on with empathy by the end.
it'd be like getting assaulted by a talking dog. you're like whoa this sucks and hurts a lot but i'm also incredibly intrigued
A sketch, but it hits exactly where it needs to hit. It shows the true underlying problems of being misunderstood, not having emotional guidance and more deeper problems within you or your family and the projecting those things onto other people trying to feel better, without realizing it. Thank you very much for that very very very educational video. I loved it, even if it made me sad and hit more than just the truth.
No shit! Good post.
I don’t think anything can hit harder than the truth. The truth is exactly what it is and does exactly what it should to the listener.
And it was a bloody funny sketch!
@Flare Star no they ruin other ppl lives to feel better and they will never try to understand cause if they had that ability they would have never bully repeatedly,i say bullies should be beaten up like garbage
The only piece that is missing is the addressing of systemic reasons that such situations arise such as racial pay injustice, racial trauma, etc.
This is actually a great video on the importance of empathy!!
Goes straight to the heart, thank you
Key and Peele.
Gimme that.
Alright imma give you that dead body you requested
no
One of those little moments that makes the whole skit work.
*Currently giving you that*
✋💥✋
Veterans of this show knows this phrase: *“Coming reluctantly”* 😂
Is it in another video?
LINK PLEASE
@@cloroxbleach5734 All of this has been reposted from comedy central
@@cloroxbleach5734 And he said it at the end, when walking to his dax
That's what my step sister said
If bullies were honest:
The first time I've ever not-laughed at a Key & Peele. And yet I love this. Well done.
“Of course I wanna change it but it’s the only defense mechanism I have against deeper more terrifying problems I have buried inside of me!”
"gimme that"
Ya.. why are you repeating what they said
@@randymarsh2.069 it’s part of UA-cam culture now. It’s just something they do.
@@randymarsh2.069 Lol. And you sir are replying to a comment 5 months old :P I see no problem with that too huh ;)
Subnautica below zero
Andre Royo is a grotesquely underrated actor.
Vivah of vodka
He did a excellent job in The Wire Series.
@@OchitosBuritos lol
Verisimilitude
Literally watching the wire right now lmao so funny
I like this vid, and seeing Bubbles at the end made me smile.
This was actually was suggest in my Social Psychology class and I'm so happy I have to watch this video again!
The way he said “why you gotta bother me man” sounded exactly like how a kid getting bullied actually sounds
Bruh, I can't even chose a quote to highlight. This should be showed in schools and every psychologist should see this to help illustrate what really happens to bullies and to bullied kids.
Eh not everyone is going through hard times at home and chooses to vent it. some bullies are just dicks because people are assholes
Psychologists already know that stuff, dude.
It's called intergenerational cycle of violence.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cycle_of_violence#Intergenerational
Nah, kids are assholes. They'd jump on that as a new way to tear people apart.
Not only at school, happy peoples dont feel the need to hurt others.
They're just assholes. Schools make this shit up so the other kids don't fight back. If you do, you get suspended.
this is actually one of the funniest short videos ive ever seen, thank you guys for understanding
watched this one years ago and have been trying to find it for YEARS, brilliant
And here i thought Bubbles turned himself around at the ending of The WIire.
Bubs!!
Yess
Bubbles my man, he is real viking.
Bubs got himself some wheels and shook rhe crack for the bottle lol
@@citomakaveezly i miss Bubbles depot.
So this is what happened to Bubbles? Damn Baltimore doesn't miss.
Got himself together kind of 😄
Ah well, Lima was the only one who ever treated him nicely.
Came here for this comment
So good. Lol.
@@the_j_machine2254 Kima
That's a good skit. So brilliant and deep meaning
Brilliant, as always
This is so true. I have generally been able to reduce bullying in classes I've taught by 95% by listening to bullies then offering them support and trying to act on their behalf. So many of these kids don't have an adult at home who they feel they can confide in, or worse the adults are the source of their anguish, about their problems (usually falling behind or being bullied by older kids themselves). A bit of compassion and empathy can go a long way.
Keep doing what you're doing. Im sure it means the world to those kids to know someone cares enough and listens, even if their situation can't change
As someone who works in the mental and emotional health field, this is arguably one of the deepest most realistic episodes they’ve ever made.
This could almost be a campaign.
Crazy how something meant to be funny, can leave you in such a thought provoking pondering mood.
My hope is we all take a step back and aim to be a little more other oriented.
Kindness really is free guys!
Me: Acknowledging this reluctantly.
Arguably? What else is even in the conversation? See, I tested quite high on standardized tests and my ego is largely based on being smart, on knowing everything. So it makes me uncomfortable to think that there may be better vids than this out there that I don’t know about.
@@CorePathway I guess you’re right. No video of there’s even comes close lol so I guess there is no argument lol
1:38 "Unknowingly transfer it onto you tomorrow"
Buddy, I don't think you're doing anything unknowingly.
This deserves a medal. 🏅
This one was honestly almost more depressing than funny.
The piano playing in the background set the tone for the mood.
Give me that !!
the best humor hits on some real shit...hence the comedy tragedy symbol representing DRAMA
I didnt sense a single depressive vibe hmm
*Sobering
This is by far the most honest and insightful analysis of bullying that I've ever seen on UA-cam.
Brilliant, thank you guys!
This was really good and spot on.
“Gimme that” gets me every time
As someone who was bullied relentlessly throughout school, this skit isn't comedy, it is a masterpiece.
Happy to find an unseen key and Peele skit.
What a beautiful and effective message…you guys are genius
Bubbles! Legend, all time greatness. Bubbles and Omar from the Wire are two of the greatest TV characters of all time. Hands down.
Obliged
RIP Michael K Williams
Bubbles had a great role on Fringe too.
bro -- String, d'angelo, even the kids, everyone in Barksdale was top notch
Personally I gotta put Bunk up there with em
“GEMMIE THAT”
*immediately low fives*
I am a Korean.
What does “gimmie that” mean?
@@user-qt8hb8jx9q give me that
@@user-qt8hb8jx9q "gimmie that" as in "give me that", "that" as in a high-five.
Thank you!
You guys are very kind:)
Im gonna unknowingly internalize that kindness...
I never realized how brilliant Key and Peele were. I have been watching it lately - deep stuff and amazing acting.
This is amazingly written. It’s the actual truth when it comes to bully’s
No its not. Some people are sadistic, some people are just trying to be funny, and on and on.
@@Justin-dr5uw Most of what was said in this video is backed up by science. Most bullies are actually bullied at home.
@@Maxoule22 prove it
@@Justin-dr5uw I cant post a link, but just write these key words in google :"Parenting style", "Bullying", etc. U'll find a bunch of studies that links teenage bullying to the "autoritarian" parenting style, which is a punishment/hyper-controlling/Low autonomy oriented parenting style.
@@Justin-dr5uw “A typical bully has trouble resolving problems with others and also has trouble academically,” said Cook. “He or she usually has negative attitudes and beliefs about others, feels negatively toward himself/herself, comes from a family environment characterized by conflict and poor parenting, perceives school as negative and is negatively influenced by peers.” American Psychological Association.
Comedy + An actual message = One hell of a great skit!
It's woke comedy.
@@fede018 you're talking about the same guys that did white face for a skit and made a whole skit on the stereotypes of everyone being true.
0:45 got me done 😂
This is a work of art.
I retroactively integrate this skit in my traumatic past encounters of my very own bullies and have come to understand their emotional pain dealing with their mismanaged homes and broken families.
Hi-Five!
0:23 the kid in red looks like hes about to tear up & start telling you his whole life story
Underrated line is “you understand this on such a deep level”
I DON'T UNDERSTAND SHIT!
Now I’m gonna punish you physically for acknowledging my emotional problems!
I DONT UNDERSTAND SHIT.
This is brilliant!
There's something beautiful about this skit.
That guy behind Peele shaking his hands after every punchline did a fine job shaking Peele's hands.
13 reasons why writers watching this and furiously taking notes.
Dafuq this have to do with 13RW
@@iexodius I think because this has about the same level of maturity and exposition as 13 reasons whh
Best Key & Peele ever
It seems like as if the actors are reading the director's indications on the script alongside their lines 😂