@@ogladaczr.t.3168its actually way more impressive than laughing during a fight, and way scarier There are no records of Jesus laughing btw, you can quote me on that
Some of those founding father dudes had whole arsenals of weird stuff like airburst rifles and duck guns and shit, especially considering the type of war they fought against the british, they definitely knew what could be in the future.
I think the funniest part about this to me (besides EVERYTHING lol) is that when the Nazi shoots Peele, he calls him “insubordinate and churlish” which is what Key calls the students in the substitute teacher skit 😂
That Martin Luther King skit has me rolling! The way he said Martin copied his speech and so he just starts going off the top of his head for ten minutes. 😂
It's one way of looking at it, or you're there mainly to make a point not outperform every other speaker, you're wowed by the speech, same as the crowd, since you are also the target audience, even more so, so to speak, so the mood is good and the speeches are partly a group effort on the same theme to the same crowd and they either listen to you or discuss the speech either of which is fine, I guess. I can see how entertainers might not see it entirely that way.
The irony of the Harriet Tubman skit was that, in real life, she was disabled. That's part of the reason she was able to evade being caught- cause no one suspected her as capable. People should really bring that up more often. She also threatened to shoot anyone who turned back.
The cost of slaves varied significantly depending on various factors such as location, time period, skills, and age. In the United States before the Civil War, slave prices generally increased over time due to a rise in demand, particularly in the southern states where slaves were used primarily for agricultural labor. By the mid-19th century, an average adult male field hand in the southern United States could cost anywhere from $800 to $1,500, equivalent to around $25,000 to $50,000 in today's dollars when adjusted for inflation. Skilled slaves, such as carpenters or blacksmiths, could be even more expensive.
@@captured_agent5714 he's not even comparable to them. They're on parallel levels. But if we're going to choose, it's definitely Key and Peele. They're funnier.
@@aAQEeprov you are crazy. K&P are entertaining but I could watch certain episodes and not laugh once. They have like Maybe 5 really good skits in my opinion. Where the chappele show had at least 1 great skit an episode. There isn't many I didn't like or at least laugh at the first time I saw it. Many skits still make me laugh after countless views on RUclips through the years. The lost episodes did suck besides the Tupac song in the club skit. But, their second season was on fire like nothing else. I felt history being made watching the chappele show. And it was being made for skit comedy. I still remember where I was, what I was doing, what I was talking about with my then girlfriend, and what time it was the first time wayne brady threatened to choke a bit on Chappele Show... Same thing for the black white supremist skit. I remember that as well as I do nine eleven. No other show or movie has ever struck me like that before. In fact the only people I've heard say anything is better than the chappele show are just young. Too young to have watched it when it came out. You must be basing your opinion on a few RUclips skits that you saw. I've seen every episode 3 to over 10 times. Still laughing. Not to say K&P was bad by any standards. It was good. Not great like chappele show. K&P would not have even aired without Chappele. I gaurantee it. Comedy Central seen a skit show that slightly reminded them of Chappele and it got aired. Gaurantee it. Cash cow is what they hoped. And I'm sure K&P got good ratings then. But, it didn't live up to chappele show like comedy central hoped. Still though, they did good and made Comedy Central good money.
why would anyone will joke on Jesus, and disrespect, you should be ashamed of yourself. jokes on prophets of God is blasphemy and a punishable offense in hereafter, I strongly condemn such comedy and denounce your complacency on such humiliation.
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In all 30,000 slaves fled to Canada, many with the help of the underground railroad - a secret network of free blacks and white sympathizers who helped runaways. Canada was viewed as a safe haven, where a black person could be free.
I don’t like the 2nd amendment stuff I support us all having the right to have arm’s against anyone who comes against me. That includes this weak government.
@@scottinnh88 You know bearing arms made sense back when everyone had muskets and shit. The government is nowhere as weak as it used to be. Also I'd like to hear your opinion on the shootings lol
@@scottinnh88as correct as civilian arms is the government is not weak it is very strong and ruled by both parties at the same time in the name of the wealthy
@@paddywall8531 in the Corporate world people fight in a similar way to get a certain position. The parallel is especially shown near the end of the auction when the shorter guy gets picked over the both of them and they start listing all of their strengths. In the corporate world, when someone gets picked over you sometimes in your mind they don't have the capability to do the job, and a lot of the times they really don't have the same capability to do the job as you do. Which is what they were trying to point out. Also, the part where their both listing their strengths, that's what a lot of people who are interviewed tend to do so they can get the job. That's just my take on it but I could be wrong. And I hope I wrote it in a way that it makes sense, cause I'm not very good at structuring my sentences properly.
@@fairyblu6929 i think there's a deeper layer to that. It's like how people say they don't want to be exploited by capitalists, but at the end of the day if jobs are limited, overtime they forget about protecting against poor working condition and instead start focusing on competing against each other to get the job. Of course, this is following what John says in his comments. I think this skit's main point is people's strong desire to feel superior to others or to get recognized by others. Even when they are slaves, they want to be "better" slaves.
The gun one is very accurate to how the Founding Fathers would have reacted haha. They were fans of the prototype guns that shot multiple times. However the prototypes were bad, so there's that
Yep. The notion that they were noble wisemen and not just politicians with the same narcissistic and sociopathic traits today's politicians have, is stupid. Those idiots didn't even think non-whites were full human beings or that women should be allowed to vote.
@@jakestroll6518 First off nothing narcissistic or sociopathic about their achievements. Second if you were a part of their time, you would think just like them. There's a reason people use the term "product of their time". They weren't idiots, they were actually intelligent, clever, and some even near genius noblemen. Todays politicians do not have the hardships nor drive or fight that these Founding fathers had. Putting their necks out to possibly die for a cause they believed in. No politician today does that. So don't compare men who risked it all, to some cheeto haired billionaire, Thank you. A revolution always starts off with great intentions and ideas. But once they win and are in power, slowly overtime the country changes into something else. The world was a messed up place, and it is foolish to judge history based on our current world views. And don't mention atrocities, because that's an obvious comeback... If you were to be immature enough to make one.
@@1.cavesprings529 No child. Let me explain it better. George Washington, Roosevelt, John Hancock, Alexander Hamilton, were very noble men. Good men. Their entire life reflected that. Thomas Jefferson was a narcissist that stole ideas. Abraham Lincoln was the every man, but has the hype due to the situation he was in. You have a juvenile understanding of the founding fathers. You like to see the negative, because of your views. I like to share the facts and correct inaccurate statements, just because it's pushed by some political bias. Also product of their time, ring any bells to you? That's a thing. This was over 200 years ago. The times were very different then, so don't judge by a modern lense. It doesn't work that way. By your logic, no one was good before 1776. Standards were entirely different and not comparable.
@@1.cavesprings529 I didn't say he did. I'm saying those men were noble. And no you aren't right, except for the fact that Roosevelt didn't sign the constitution. However, neither did Abraham Lincoln and he's a founding father. Your point was... not what we were talking about and you actually would have lost the debate if this was one. My points still stand and you couldn't counter them. Because you understand that standards change over time. And I didn't say I like them, I said your claims are false. I don't have to like something to talk about the facts. That would be closer to confirmation bias, which is what you were displaying.
@@1.cavesprings529 That's not an argument or a valid comeback. That's you denying anything I say, because you don't want to believe anything that isn't your world view. Your world view isn't the only view nor is it the correct view. It's ok to know you're wrong about certain topics, you previously thought otherwise. Again, confirmation bias
Skit aside, she really freaking was. I was reading about her recently and she was probably one of the most impressive people in history. Her skill at leading people out of slavery was legendary for sure. She never lost anyone, and was so crafty and intelligence that no on caught on. She even used disguises and the like to avoid notice. During the civil war she first served as a nurse, including for people with smallpox, but somehow never caught it. After that she became a scout and advisor for the union army and participated in at least one armed raid that rescued hundreds of enslaved people. In her later life she became an influential activist for women's suffrage as well. She was a badass.
“The original free-runner.” Now that’s genius wordplay, don’t think I need to explain it but it just gave a me a smile once I realized it had a double meaning. Also, I think Harriet would’ve shot them when they tried to leave, I remember a fact that she held those who tried to go back or not follow her to freedom at gunpoint. Can’t have no snitches I guess.
@@jc3mthat’s well documented facts she would kill ppl who tried to go back because they would’ve told and put the yt ppl on to where the route to freedom was
They are very responsible, respectful, and funny. Their comedy has dark humor in it. I can't get enough of watching them perform - they truly are the best!
I forget if the character has a name, but have you ever seen him do that fancy guy with the mustache and the slick backed hair? He does the little "ohhoHO" head shake so many times as that guy lmaooo
The short man at 07:17 would be proud to know that after years of auctioning and slavery, his future descendant went on to stand next to the great reverend robert jones at 15:09.
10:17 Harriet Tubman -American abolitionist. Harriet Tubman was an American abolitionist and political activist. Born into slavery, Tubman escaped and subsequently made some 13 missions to rescue approximately 70 enslaved people, including family and friends, using the network of antislavery activists and safe houses known as the Underground Railroad.
I’ve been scrolling down for 5 minutes looking for somebody to mention this. I loved the skit, but it’s driving me crazy that people are so history-challenged.
Literally been looking for someone to call out the editor for that typo lol Plenty have been talking about the apparently advanced weapons available when the amendment was actually signed but didn’t care the date was a century off
When I was I poor kid day camp one year we played dodgeball and I got to pick for my team this time. I picked all my cousins and little friends first, and all the big mean counselors and older cool kids ended up stacked on the other side. My cousin was calling me stupid for picking a trash team. Anyway, we won.
"I've been busy with non-carpentry work" I always burst out laughing. Such a good line :D
:D
You mean "such a god line" sorry I can't help it
I always burst out laughing when these nuts are on your chin.
lol asian jesus
@@MobKnowledge ahahhaah stop i cant-izz nuts on your face fool
“That ain’t gangsta, this dude is crazy” lmao
The best gangsters are fucking psychotic
yeah its like when a guy starts laughing in a fight, you better carry your keister someplace else
Jesus won because he knew how to play Front Hand Back Hand
@@ogladaczr.t.3168its actually way more impressive than laughing during a fight, and way scarier
There are no records of Jesus laughing btw, you can quote me on that
I choose fronthand this time
-Jesus
“Did you see the muskets he had? Let me draw them before I forget” hahahaha that’s what the fathers would have thought
Yeah the 2nd amendment in.. 1689
@@Defender78Where did you get that number?
@@bolontoyo he pulled it out of his ass
Some of those founding father dudes had whole arsenals of weird stuff like airburst rifles and duck guns and shit, especially considering the type of war they fought against the british, they definitely knew what could be in the future.
@@bolontoyo3:16
“I didn’t meet hitler to hurt your feelings” best quote so far lmao
"What can he pick? The cotton plant's like this tall!"
LMAO that got me so good
Lmao
Gala-Leroy is got to be the funniest thing on this clip.
i laughed so hard!
Wachyall havin?
Fo shoe mah brotha 😂
@@presidentof69 best portrait ever
This guy and the landlord are my favourite. Just outstanding.
"I'm staying with JEEEZUS" that line had me dying bruhhh
And why did Mary sound like Meegan? No! LOL
@@MyFanRUclipsChannel haha
I’m loling all alone
i believe it was G-Sus
G-SUS
I think the funniest part about this to me (besides EVERYTHING lol) is that when the Nazi shoots Peele, he calls him “insubordinate and churlish” which is what Key calls the students in the substitute teacher skit 😂
Yes
I came here to say the same thing.
My favorite part
Sub teacher picked it up from his grandpa who served in WW2 and who heard it from a Nazi SS officer 😂
Oh wow I didn’t even catch that! Lol that’s hilarious 😂
That Martin Luther King skit has me rolling! The way he said Martin copied his speech and so he just starts going off the top of his head for ten minutes. 😂
That's the best one. Really thinking about anyone else that spoke after King and how horrifying that must have felt.
@@tokivikerness8863 he spoke last i think.
It's one way of looking at it, or you're there mainly to make a point not outperform every other speaker, you're wowed by the speech, same as the crowd, since you are also the target audience, even more so, so to speak, so the mood is good and the speeches are partly a group effort on the same theme to the same crowd and they either listen to you or discuss the speech either of which is fine, I guess. I can see how entertainers might not see it entirely that way.
As someone who escaped with Harriet Tubman, I can confirm she was amazing at doing parkour, especially the numerous flips she did on the way
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Lol!
THATS NOT REAL!!!!!!!!!!
Losing your girls to leprosy: pimp struggles in 30 AD.
CONSEQUENCES
haahaaaa........ man you just made me laugh real hard .......nice one
Imagine Leprosy being the name of another pimp
LOL
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💯
“For instance, it was the weekend, and the little hairs had just started to grow on the sides of the mustache” lmao
These nuts started to grow on the sides of your chin.
@@MobKnowledge oh is that what those are? I thought they were just a couple of skin tags lmao. #SmallBawls
@@TheFrogInYourClosetWatchingYou chicken bawls
@@MobKnowledge These nuts started too grow a mustache on your chin
As a public high school history teacher I can attest that this was all 100% accurate.
Wait seriously
@@cellblocknine5385 Yes, of course. Read a book man.
Lol ruclips.net/video/M2y10J8QaLw/видео.html
You deserve best comment sir 😂
@@glennwatson3313 lmmfao 🤣🤣😂
The irony of the Harriet Tubman skit was that, in real life, she was disabled. That's part of the reason she was able to evade being caught- cause no one suspected her as capable. People should really bring that up more often. She also threatened to shoot anyone who turned back.
Is the last part true, about shooting anyone who turned back? That's dope af. People should commit to their actions more, nowadays more than ever.
"My question is how'd they catch him" 😂😂😂
I was not prepared for any part of that skit, WAY too funny
The cost of slaves varied significantly depending on various factors such as location, time period, skills, and age. In the United States before the Civil War, slave prices generally increased over time due to a rise in demand, particularly in the southern states where slaves were used primarily for agricultural labor.
By the mid-19th century, an average adult male field hand in the southern United States could cost anywhere from $800 to $1,500, equivalent to around $25,000 to $50,000 in today's dollars when adjusted for inflation. Skilled slaves, such as carpenters or blacksmiths, could be even more expensive.
The actress that played mary magdalene really did amazing she was hysterical
“Jesus says we dont need things” 🤣🤣
No Gala-Leeroy I am staying here with Geeez-us
She’s really cute too
Micaela watkins 😍
Why is she saying Geez-us like that. Is that a reference to a movie or something
@@promer4690 it's not that deep bro😂
And here I go down the rabbit hole of key and peele skits again 😂
God it's like wikipedia.
Here I go again as well
Same!
Same here 💯
Always end up here
So that’s where the “insubordinate and churlish” came from 😂
I was upset the subtitle got it wrong lol
@@AlightingOnAir somebody don't hear well at first
@@AlightingOnAir Not their only mistake.
No it actually came first from the very first “Substitute Teacher” sketch on K&P. This was a callback.
@@TalentCaldwell I mean historically 😂
"I didn't meet Hitler to hurt your feeling" has got to be the best lines ever in a Key&Peele sketch
'I'm fast, I got stamina, and I know magic.' 🤣😆🤣 FAF! 🤣💀
Jesus really tried to play ‘Fronthand, Backhand’...
Lol
Lol
Lol
Lol
There is not any game such as Fronthand and Backhand
“Harriet” jumping out the window killed me😆
He said, “At some point, I wanna be on lot A.” I’m screaming 😂😂😂😂
Lol same
cant a brother get on lot A? lmfao
Reverse psychology
"My question is how'd they catch him " he got a point tho
😂😂
17:32 "not ten on one but... it's one on one, everybody takes turns" lmao
"And he gives me one of those half hitler salutes, ya know down low very cool!" HAHAHAHA kills everytime
“Watch this black molasses!” - Harriet Tubman
Lmao
proceeds to do a backflip
Forget this I'm going back
Harriet Tubman would’ve made a great assassin for the creed
That might actually be Canon. I thought I remember her being mentioned in a file.
@@blademaker9843 i remember that from ac3
That would be an amazing fucking game
@@miketrujillo3677 She did lead troops into battle during the Civil War.
@@Quinntus79 damn I just googled that, shes the og
The return of Key & Peele would be more historically significant than... Well, anything.
Chappelle graduated to next level and there ain't much K&P can do to overtake that - but I dig their flicks
@@captured_agent5714 he's not even comparable to them. They're on parallel levels. But if we're going to choose, it's definitely Key and Peele. They're funnier.
@@aAQEeprov you must be 9 years old
@@aAQEeprov smh
@@aAQEeprov you are crazy. K&P are entertaining but I could watch certain episodes and not laugh once. They have like Maybe 5 really good skits in my opinion. Where the chappele show had at least 1 great skit an episode. There isn't many I didn't like or at least laugh at the first time I saw it. Many skits still make me laugh after countless views on RUclips through the years. The lost episodes did suck besides the Tupac song in the club skit. But, their second season was on fire like nothing else. I felt history being made watching the chappele show. And it was being made for skit comedy. I still remember where I was, what I was doing, what I was talking about with my then girlfriend, and what time it was the first time wayne brady threatened to choke a bit on Chappele Show... Same thing for the black white supremist skit. I remember that as well as I do nine eleven. No other show or movie has ever struck me like that before. In fact the only people I've heard say anything is better than the chappele show are just young. Too young to have watched it when it came out. You must be basing your opinion on a few RUclips skits that you saw. I've seen every episode 3 to over 10 times. Still laughing. Not to say K&P was bad by any standards. It was good. Not great like chappele show. K&P would not have even aired without Chappele. I gaurantee it. Comedy Central seen a skit show that slightly reminded them of Chappele and it got aired. Gaurantee it. Cash cow is what they hoped. And I'm sure K&P got good ratings then. But, it didn't live up to chappele show like comedy central hoped. Still though, they did good and made Comedy Central good money.
I think it's absolutely the sweetest thing that this skit ends with the pimp heading towards salvation. 🥰
After seeing this skit 100 times I just realized the producer used the same audio clip at 12:55 and 14:26. Nice editing, very well produced.
Every film does it they record a few seconds or mins before filming it and edit in the background so it consists of the same sound in the back
"Insubordinate, and churlish!" 😅😅😅 And here I thought TimOhThee was the teacher's pet.
People just don't use "churlish" enough
"I'll never get used to those final death throes"😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I love how the Key and peels Channel still upload these videos.
We still watch... that's why
Why wouldn’t they, they can make TONS of $$! Wtf….why would anyone pass that up?
What you think they do it …..just for the love?!? 🤣😂🤣😂🙄
“I’m a carpenter.”
“Carpenter? Then why does your house look like shit?!”😂😂😭
why would anyone will joke on Jesus, and disrespect, you should be ashamed of yourself. jokes on prophets of God is blasphemy and a punishable offense in hereafter, I strongly condemn such comedy and denounce your complacency on such humiliation.
@ I’ve actually come to God, so yea I agree jokes like that aren’t cool. Jesus is Lord tho…
Mary Magdeline's "NO" is one of my favourite sound bites of all time. Floors me every time!
It’s so Meegan coded
“Hell yeah, it’s all about money brother” is going to me my motto for live.
Life*
*be
@@quartino_ I also spelt life wrong and forgot ‘the’ before money.
Lmao ew
*the
I was rolling when the "dead" man busted out chocolate rations! I needed that laugh. 😂
"No sir you're not being attacked you're being hugged"
"BECAUSE, IM FROM THE FUTURE!"
*Pulls out two Uzi's in a powdered wig.
This movie must be made!
real talk tho, i\d watch a movie where someone in full tactical gear and a rifle goes against knights or something
That movie was made in the nineties. Watch Van Damme’s TIMECOP
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1:30 “All I got left is Mary, a cripple, and two blind chicks, who...
Actually...You know, they get requested a lot. Don’t ask me…how that works”🤣
The more I read about Harriet Tubman the more I think she's an actual super heroine with powers. I can't get enough of her story.
Who said she wasn’t .
Her courage is certainly legendary. Had the whites caught her, she would of been executed for sure.
@@jeb284 dun dun dun!
She murdered babies by smothering them to keep them from crying
In all 30,000 slaves fled to Canada, many with the help of the underground railroad - a secret network of free blacks and white sympathizers who helped runaways. Canada was viewed as a safe haven, where a black person could be free.
"but you are actually short in real life in the world" 😂😆😂😆
When the Nazi general said "Insubordinate and churlish" it was a reference to the substitute teacher sketches that mispronounces the students names.
I think he's saying churlish, which means rude.
@@DanielODonnellProAwe he is
Mr Garvey
Wasn’t a general, pretty sure it’s a lieutenant colonel judging by the insignia
Yeah…no.
The delivery of the line “I love Hitler” has been reelin’😂😂
@14:17 -- "Insubordinate, and churlish." Nice reference to Mr Garvey there!
I love how they get historically clothing and weapons so accurate
I don’t like the 2nd amendment stuff I support us all having the right to have arm’s against anyone who comes against me. That includes this weak government.
@@scottinnh88 You know bearing arms made sense back when everyone had muskets and shit. The government is nowhere as weak as it used to be. Also I'd like to hear your opinion on the shootings lol
@@scottinnh88as correct as civilian arms is the government is not weak it is very strong and ruled by both parties at the same time in the name of the wealthy
That slave scenario parallel with corporate world is so spot on
The other slave owners don’t know the alphabet….only know the letter a lol
How is it a parallel to the corporate world?
@Black Queen yeah, I’m not challenging him, I’m just asking out of interest.
@@paddywall8531 in the Corporate world people fight in a similar way to get a certain position. The parallel is especially shown near the end of the auction when the shorter guy gets picked over the both of them and they start listing all of their strengths. In the corporate world, when someone gets picked over you sometimes in your mind they don't have the capability to do the job, and a lot of the times they really don't have the same capability to do the job as you do. Which is what they were trying to point out. Also, the part where their both listing their strengths, that's what a lot of people who are interviewed tend to do so they can get the job. That's just my take on it but I could be wrong. And I hope I wrote it in a way that it makes sense, cause I'm not very good at structuring my sentences properly.
@@fairyblu6929 i think there's a deeper layer to that. It's like how people say they don't want to be exploited by capitalists, but at the end of the day if jobs are limited, overtime they forget about protecting against poor working condition and instead start focusing on competing against each other to get the job. Of course, this is following what John says in his comments. I think this skit's main point is people's strong desire to feel superior to others or to get recognized by others. Even when they are slaves, they want to be "better" slaves.
- How many times can you rewatch a Key and Peele sketche ?
- Yes !
"I can sleep in a bucket". A skill that is somehow even more relevant in modern days.
"Because... - pause for dramatic effect - I am from the future"
**pulls out sub-machine guns**
this got me🤣🤣
The gun one is very accurate to how the Founding Fathers would have reacted haha. They were fans of the prototype guns that shot multiple times. However the prototypes were bad, so there's that
Yep. The notion that they were noble wisemen and not just politicians with the same narcissistic and sociopathic traits today's politicians have, is stupid. Those idiots didn't even think non-whites were full human beings or that women should be allowed to vote.
@@jakestroll6518 First off nothing narcissistic or sociopathic about their achievements. Second if you were a part of their time, you would think just like them. There's a reason people use the term "product of their time". They weren't idiots, they were actually intelligent, clever, and some even near genius noblemen.
Todays politicians do not have the hardships nor drive or fight that these Founding fathers had. Putting their necks out to possibly die for a cause they believed in. No politician today does that. So don't compare men who risked it all, to some cheeto haired billionaire, Thank you.
A revolution always starts off with great intentions and ideas. But once they win and are in power, slowly overtime the country changes into something else. The world was a messed up place, and it is foolish to judge history based on our current world views. And don't mention atrocities, because that's an obvious comeback... If you were to be immature enough to make one.
@@1.cavesprings529 No child. Let me explain it better. George Washington, Roosevelt, John Hancock, Alexander Hamilton, were very noble men. Good men. Their entire life reflected that. Thomas Jefferson was a narcissist that stole ideas. Abraham Lincoln was the every man, but has the hype due to the situation he was in.
You have a juvenile understanding of the founding fathers. You like to see the negative, because of your views. I like to share the facts and correct inaccurate statements, just because it's pushed by some political bias. Also product of their time, ring any bells to you? That's a thing. This was over 200 years ago. The times were very different then, so don't judge by a modern lense. It doesn't work that way. By your logic, no one was good before 1776. Standards were entirely different and not comparable.
@@1.cavesprings529 I didn't say he did. I'm saying those men were noble. And no you aren't right, except for the fact that Roosevelt didn't sign the constitution. However, neither did Abraham Lincoln and he's a founding father. Your point was... not what we were talking about and you actually would have lost the debate if this was one. My points still stand and you couldn't counter them. Because you understand that standards change over time. And I didn't say I like them, I said your claims are false. I don't have to like something to talk about the facts. That would be closer to confirmation bias, which is what you were displaying.
@@1.cavesprings529 That's not an argument or a valid comeback. That's you denying anything I say, because you don't want to believe anything that isn't your world view. Your world view isn't the only view nor is it the correct view. It's ok to know you're wrong about certain topics, you previously thought otherwise. Again, confirmation bias
Gali-leroy out here lookin like katt williams bruh. 🤣 It's pimpin, pimpin.
Pimpin' ain't A.D.
Harriet Tubman was truly a legend.
Skit aside, she really freaking was. I was reading about her recently and she was probably one of the most impressive people in history. Her skill at leading people out of slavery was legendary for sure. She never lost anyone, and was so crafty and intelligence that no on caught on. She even used disguises and the like to avoid notice.
During the civil war she first served as a nurse, including for people with smallpox, but somehow never caught it. After that she became a scout and advisor for the union army and participated in at least one armed raid that rescued hundreds of enslaved people.
In her later life she became an influential activist for women's suffrage as well.
She was a badass.
im going to read more about this lady, 🇯🇲🇬🇧🙏
She's a hero and a legend 😊
@@Caelinusisn't there any movie made based on her? That might be interesting to watch
"The Original Freerunner" that has to be the funniest thing I have ever seen. Especially when he dropped out the window
She
ty burrell needs to do more stuff in a german accent. incredibly funny 😂😂
“The original free-runner.” Now that’s genius wordplay, don’t think I need to explain it but it just gave a me a smile once I realized it had a double meaning.
Also, I think Harriet would’ve shot them when they tried to leave, I remember a fact that she held those who tried to go back or not follow her to freedom at gunpoint. Can’t have no snitches I guess.
Well obviously not, as they'd jeopardize the mission.
Snitches up end in ditches
…what. I’d love to see a source on that, I have never heard anything like that.
Snitches get bullet holes
@@jc3mthat’s well documented facts she would kill ppl who tried to go back because they would’ve told and put the yt ppl on to where the route to freedom was
*Oh, the joy of finding new Key and Peele videos you haven’t watched yet.*
Youre in for a treat. I binged most of them.
Boycott Craig Matthew Engle ! aren't fox law! 13:11
@@lawrencepatrick2486 Boycott Craig Matthew Engle ! aren't fox law! 13:11
Key & Peele are the Monty Python of the 21st century.
100% this!
Mel Brooks, too.
Yes
They are very responsible, respectful, and funny. Their comedy has dark humor in it. I can't get enough of watching them perform - they truly are the best!
14:16 insubordinate and churlish, shout out to Mr Garvey
The first sketch is actually very very funny but also wholesome.. you actually see how kindness and humility defeats anger and evil.
Yeah . Like Jesus said , if anyone slaps you on the cheek then let him or her hit the other one
Ikr?😆
Aside from the fact that it's the exact opposite of that in the real world.
Turning the other cheek actually could be gangsta. In real life it would seem pretty intimidating. It’s like say “I dare you to do it again.”
U get it
That’s not what it means
Crazy is crazy,
If somebody says something's not gangsta it's because theyre terrified of it. Everything's gangsta like that
From personal experience it doesn't work, you're gonna have to hit the other guy eventually
6:49 “how’d they catch him” 😂😂
04:41 EYYYYYYYYYY! NO FULL AUTO IN BUILDINGS!
"Thats not full auto, this is"
@@markyquindoza1792 that's not full auto? dayum bro, ok
@@vyrnius eyy nooice
Harriet Tubman launching herself out of the window made my night 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Literally at 9:55
Peeles head shake he does kills me every time, he does that same head shake in other clips and its the funniest shit ever. 3:35
I forget if the character has a name, but have you ever seen him do that fancy guy with the mustache and the slick backed hair? He does the little "ohhoHO" head shake so many times as that guy lmaooo
@@samh.4934 haha yeah man I know exactly what your talking about, there needs to be a compilation haha 🤣
@@samh.4934 The Intercontinental breakfast skit
@@C_AZ_P I can also name one more, the part where he got shot in the Retired Military Veteran skit
@@samchen9951 🤣 one of my favorites
The auction block sketch was underrated funny.
"because... I am from the future!" as he pulls out two uzis
Man the "turn the other cheek" reference was on point
I learned more from this video about history than all of high school.
I feel sorry for you... please 🙏 don't learn history from key&peel
@@sergeyalekseev7942 it's a joke.
@@langa8893 it sure is
12:57 "do you speak during the cinema" lol
"You know, I didn't meet Hitler to hurt your feelings."
LMAO
Key and Peele, please start again making sketches, you are both great!
How can two people be this funny
Another BRILLIANT and funny skit. "I'm assuming you've got a better story???" LOL
9:52 out of everything, Harriet Tubman bursting through the window made me die laughing the most
Boycott Craig Matthew Engle ! aren't fox law! 13:11
That "I've been busy with non-carpentry work." line sent me! LOL! :)
The short man at 07:17 would be proud to know that after years of auctioning and slavery, his future descendant went on to stand next to the great reverend robert jones at 15:09.
Underrated comment!
4:35
"So anyway I started blasting"
11:07 omg thats the guy who played phil in modern family
10:17
Harriet Tubman
-American abolitionist.
Harriet Tubman was an American abolitionist and political activist. Born into slavery, Tubman escaped and subsequently made some 13 missions to rescue approximately 70 enslaved people, including family and friends, using the network of antislavery activists and safe houses known as the Underground Railroad.
We know that though
0:53 this is a very accurate depiction of pimp fashion of 2000 years ago
Gali'Leroy 😂😂
"Hell yea it's all about money brotha!". Truer words have never been spoken in such a high pitch @2:18
I lose it when he say "carpenter" and "why you house looks like shit"
8:45 "are you miss TUBBY?" LOL!!!!
My worst quality is that I'm a perfectionist 🤣🤣🤣
That Martin Luther King one is so frickin' hilarious...Keegan Michael-Key is a genius.
"then why does your house look like shit" that killed me 😂🙏
"The original free runner" had me in stitches
i dont get it. can you explain?
9:41 I can just imagine Jordan in a recording booth making jumping noises hahahahaha I would pay to have seen that.
3:17 I think the time traveler overshot it by 100 years and met with other time travelers from the late 18th century
I’ve been scrolling down for 5 minutes looking for somebody to mention this. I loved the skit, but it’s driving me crazy that people are so history-challenged.
Literally been looking for someone to call out the editor for that typo lol
Plenty have been talking about the apparently advanced weapons available when the amendment was actually signed but didn’t care the date was a century off
Gali-Leroy is classic 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Most realistic Jesus I've seen so far
IYKYK 💛
He had the character down as it should be. Peaceful yet mildly disappointed in everybody.
2:20 his (attempted) response to the line was everything 😂😂
History repeats itself, first as tragedy, second as farce. 😂
"i cant follow that...how am i supposed to follow that?" me in a recital
the gun part is brilliant - the number of times ive thought about telling our forefathers fhat
They owned full autos back then
Look up the puckle gun bro
@@boazfarren-greenwood9048 Think there was others to.. I think
@@akimbofurry2179 oh I'm sure
"Forefathers" 😂 only in united states of America
"I'm not going with you Galileroy!"
Awesome.
(The slave skit) is a version of "no one likes getting picked last for dodge ball". Key and Peele are gifted at adding comedy to a sensitive subject.
When I was I poor kid day camp one year we played dodgeball and I got to pick for my team this time. I picked all my cousins and little friends first, and all the big mean counselors and older cool kids ended up stacked on the other side. My cousin was calling me stupid for picking a trash team. Anyway, we won.