JayYoung314
St. Louis Survivor
the skit last week about the guy in class who stole the other guys joke and became famous was funny as fukk
AgreeSeason 3 has been solid so far but I think season 2 was the best
Season 1 was straight trash
pretty solid stuff. Theyre definetly getting more creative with their skits. Becoming way more hit than miss.
I know yall don't want to admit it but....
Their concepts and ideas shyt all over the Chappelle show, Living color, SNL, etc.
Sometimes their execution is a little off.
pretty solid stuff. Theyre definetly getting more creative with their skits. Becoming way more hit than miss.
their sketches run out of steam and their racial humor is lame as hell, but that continental breakfast killed me all the way through.
i suspect they let the skits run too long because their stand up comedy in between skits is very weak.Yeah, I agree. One thing I've noticed about their skits is that they tend to run with a joke for way too long. "Brevity is the soul of wit," as the saying goes. Very few comedians can use repetition to their advantage (Chris Rock is one- notice how he repeats his punchlines more than once a lot, but each time, it's still funny, or even funnier than the last.) Pretty much all their skits have jokes that would work much better if repeated less. Their East/West College Bowl skits, for example, would be much funnier if they were shorter and cut out the entire 2nd half. The substitute teacher skit with the mispronounced names would have been way funnier if they used fewer names and didn't have the teacher just snap again and again, but only once or twice. Etc.
And their racial humor is strange. It's not the same as usual Black comedy- it's basically "white" comedy, but with a Black face. They do the kinds of race jokes white comedians do, just with the ability to maybe do more authentic representations of Black speech or whatever, and while actually being Black people. They don't have the same bite as something like Chappelle at all. They also use their biracial backgrounds to do a lot of code-switching, but you can tell they aren't really steeped in Black comedy like that.