Verv clever and funny! When I first watched it, I wasn`t aware You was a show/film, so I thought one Parry was actually meant to be phoning the other, and this would turn out to have a parallell universe kind of punchline point to it in the end, one Parry maybe watching the other play Harry, or something. But for anyone who immediately realized it referred to the Netflix series/film(?) this must have been a giggling experience the whole clip through. Maybe, if the clip of the Netflix page had appeared in frame immediately after the first Parry had told the second he was watching You, even those of us not aware You was a show/film would have been equally amused as those who did, when second Parry shocked looked anxiously around himself, in fear of hidden cameras. Perhaps it even could have been a little bit more elaborated, and a few frames of the camera searching around the room (illustrating the eyes searching for possible hidden cameras), could have been added too? And maybe even second Parry would found the need to turn off his computer (illustrating he was looking at porn), hiding a teddy bear (not to appear childish) and maybe even put on some clothes or cover himself up? Or the opposite, get totally upset about fixing his hair - and when he heard everyone was watching on Netflix, decided to also tidy his room, so it looked more presentable. Not that it wasn`t great as it was. But the longer you can stretch a point before revealing it, the more laughs and a bigger impression it will achieve with it`s audience. Maybe second Parry would smell his armpits, deciding he needed a shower to look presentable, but before going for the bathroom and shower asked the first Parry: "You cannot see in the bathroom too, can you?" First Parry answers: "Sure I can see You in the bathroom. It`s Netflix! Didn`t I say?" Second Parry gets a panicked look in his face: "Ha.. Has it been on Netflix long?" And then when first Parry (twin Parry) says "A few days/weeks/months." Second Parry gets a frightened look on his face, thinking of all the people who has watched his every move and state of dress during that time. Ending it there would have worked well, I think - provided the Netflix page had appeared at the beginning, rather than at the end part of the clip, so the audience was aware what was referred to was a show/film - apart from second Parry, who thought he was being filmed in secret and the footage available on Netflix. But by all means, the clip is funny as it is too.
0:50 YASS!!! 💁🏼♀️
0:54 When someone tries to smile for the first time.
the bloopers at the end tho
Verv clever and funny! When I first watched it, I wasn`t aware You was a show/film, so I thought one Parry was actually meant to be phoning the other, and this would turn out to have a parallell universe kind of punchline point to it in the end, one Parry maybe watching the other play Harry, or something. But for anyone who immediately realized it referred to the Netflix series/film(?) this must have been a giggling experience the whole clip through.
Maybe, if the clip of the Netflix page had appeared in frame immediately after the first Parry had told the second he was watching You, even those of us not aware You was a show/film would have been equally amused as those who did, when second Parry shocked looked anxiously around himself, in fear of hidden cameras. Perhaps it even could have been a little bit more elaborated, and a few frames of the camera searching around the room (illustrating the eyes searching for possible hidden cameras), could have been added too? And maybe even second Parry would found the need to turn off his computer (illustrating he was looking at porn), hiding a teddy bear (not to appear childish) and maybe even put on some clothes or cover himself up? Or the opposite, get totally upset about fixing his hair - and when he heard everyone was watching on Netflix, decided to also tidy his room, so it looked more presentable.
Not that it wasn`t great as it was. But the longer you can stretch a point before revealing it, the more laughs and a bigger impression it will achieve with it`s audience.
Maybe second Parry would smell his armpits, deciding he needed a shower to look presentable, but before going for the bathroom and shower asked the first Parry: "You cannot see in the bathroom too, can you?" First Parry answers: "Sure I can see You in the bathroom. It`s Netflix! Didn`t I say?" Second Parry gets a panicked look in his face: "Ha.. Has it been on Netflix long?" And then when first Parry (twin Parry) says "A few days/weeks/months." Second Parry gets a frightened look on his face, thinking of all the people who has watched his every move and state of dress during that time.
Ending it there would have worked well, I think - provided the Netflix page had appeared at the beginning, rather than at the end part of the clip, so the audience was aware what was referred to was a show/film - apart from second Parry, who thought he was being filmed in secret and the footage available on Netflix.
But by all means, the clip is funny as it is too.
Feel like I’ve seen you somewhere before?
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Lol
First One ☝🏻