This Mad TV skit is 23 years old. And the song has not changed even a little. It is eerie
zayk35
Superstar
It just shows America has always been like this.
Mad Tv was a great show once.
Back then this was rightly viewed as satire, pointing out how bigoted, stupid, and ridiculous these nationalists were. That’s why it was a comedy sketch.
Now this ideology has become more mainstream, no longer mocked or challenged by those in the media or in public office.
Even Lee Atwater would be blown away by the influence and power these rubes have amassed over the last few decades.
Back then this was rightly viewed as satire, pointing out how bigoted, stupid, and ridiculous these nationalists were. That’s why it was a comedy sketch.
Now this ideology has become more mainstream, no longer mocked or challenged by those in the media or in public office.
Even Lee Atwater would be blown away by the influence and power these rubes have amassed over the last few decades.
They're just more open now.
I thought Nicole Sullivan would be much bigger than she is.
www.imdb.com
Good career, but I legit thought she was the Jim Carrey of that show.
Nicole Sullivan | Actress, Writer, Producer
Known for: Black-ish, MadTV, The King of Queens
www.imdb.com
Good career, but I legit thought she was the Jim Carrey of that show.
Elim Garak
Veteran
This is why the 90s were goat. They would never do this on network tv today.
How would a song change? 
Cloutius Maximus
with the aid of the Funk...
i've heard Lorne Michaels blackballed actors from MadtvI thought Nicole Sullivan would be much bigger than she is.
Nicole Sullivan | Actress, Writer, Producer
Known for: Black-ish, MadTV, The King of Queens
Good career, but I legit thought she was the Jim Carrey of that show.
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
Trump didn't create his own playbook. He was just the loudest, richest and most "charismatic" person to come along and push it to the forefront. Rush fat ass was on the radio for years pushing all this shyt in the early 2000s
7th Letter Specialist
Money on my mind, Ain’t nothin for free
LONG LIVE MADTV....except those last few seasons.
Cloutius Maximus
with the aid of the Funk...
i think they mean this song is still relevant todayHow would a song change?
7th Letter Specialist
Money on my mind, Ain’t nothin for free
I can see why. They were beating SNL ass for a minute. Plus not long after that show came out they were low-key churning out talent that started to make a few moves in Hollywood
I was thinking that's what they meant, it's such strange wording
