The 1968 Prophecy by a 90 Year Old Norwegian Woman AND "Last Day Events" and "The Great Controversy" from mid-1800s It's scary how these are all coming true. They give us hope as well.
@@PapagenoMF i know 5 people with the last name young, 6 with smith, honestly the only "uncommon" last name there is with Elder Cunningham. Southern Utah is all the same 15 families interbreeding among themselves and hoping that jesus will send anyone unlike them to hell
We loved this show. A truly hilarious musical that I'd watch over and over if I could. It's a must see whether in the west end or on tour. You could literally die from laughing or from shock.
I love it and have used it to witness to some of my friends that ain't lds mormon and it actually helped and some are now working towards baptism.. thanks book of mormon musical .. yes I am lds mormon
The 1968 Prophecy by a 90 Year Old Norwegian Woman AND "Last Day Events" and "The Great Controversy" from mid-1800s It's scary how these are all coming true. They give us hope as well.
The thing so many people don't realize until they see it is that the shocking lines and comedy only work -- the show is only not WILDLY offensive because the music, lyrics, acting, and comedy all work together so seamlessly that the end result is both incredible theater and incredibly silly.
I'm just curious- one of my uni classmates, Sheffield Uni, also found it the funniest show ever. However, he isn't an Evangelical Christian, and he never went to church. I grew up in the US, went to church each Sunday, attended Sunday school, went to Christian high school. However, we never studied about Mormonism. I was just curious how British people found the humor in Mormonism and specifically this Musical? I know for a fact that there isn't the 'Bible Belt' that you have in the U.S.
@@jackthorn007 I didn’t go in the end up. Tickets paid for and still didn’t bother. I know it pokes fun at Mormonism but unless religioun is being outrageously condemned, I don’t wish to see it lol
After so many years of wanting I finally went to see it Monday (3rd April) in London and mate I was in tears... Hilarious and brilliant it is SO South Park, it flies near the sun often. As a huge bonus I just happened to be sitting next to a lad from Utah, he loved it too !!
Haha was the person sat next to you a mormon as it has been known for missionarys to get members to buy tickets and start conversations in there for the missionarys outside .. yes I will admit I am lds mormon and not from utah but have friends and family in utah so maybe it was someone I know
I remember the two Mormons who went every day to the house down the street that had two young single ladies who resided there. They must have needed god in their lives because those Mormons spent a lot of time there 🤓
Brilliant! I saw it last night in London, just magnificent throughout, every performance brilliant, I really can't say a bad word about it! What surprised me was not the supposedly 'offensive' content but how genuinely heartwarming and likeable it was in places. an absolute masterpiece and I will be returning to see it again as soon as possible.
Went to this in January for our honeymoon! I’m not a South Park fan (sorry), so wasn’t sure if I was going to like this.. as soon as this song hit at the beginning I was smiling and laughing. I loved it! One of the best musicals I’ve seen
If you enjoyed this you should check out the South Park episode "All About the Mormons". It's one of the less vulgar, very funny (complete with a couple of very good songs) and it makes a great companion to Book of Mormon. Even a lot of Mormons actually found it very funny.
Book of Mormon is better than South Park, imo. I know they've done South Park their whole lives but Book of Mormon was probably the funniest thing I've ever seen in my life
I saw it less than 2 weeks ago in the West End. I had no idea what I was getting myself into, but what a pleasant surprise it has been. This song just immediately gets you in the mood. This rendition is also perfectly done. The facial expressions of every one of them are perfection. I could watch everyone seperately and still be entertained. All stick to their role! Simply superb.
Not only that I was expecting that “original” performance in terms of them having James earl gray, Judith light etc to be opening the door to them saying hello and then this performance and nph popping up etc lol
Just been to watch this at the play house in Edinburgh.without doubt the best play I have ever seen. I was crying laughing the whole of the play. Cannot recommend it enough
And to think, the composer went on to write for Frozen and Frozen 2 (Lost jn the Woods is genius) among other things. I recommend checking out interviews with him and Trey and Matt. Truly brilliant. Its been years but gd I want to see this show again
I have never seen the Book of Mormon but this song has been stuck in my head since the Tony’s performance in 2012. I hope they make the musical movie soon cuz I can’t afford musical theatre 😅
None of you realize the joke in the title. The financial arm of the Mormon church, Ensign Peak Advisors, has invested in Mastercard, but not in Visa. Thus, there is an intimate connection between the two companies.
Yes but I’m I highly doubt the church endorsed master cards decision to sponsor his bit seeing as how it is making fun of them. Mormons also don’t drink caffeine yet they have major holdings in both Coca-Cola and Pepsi.
The 1968 Prophecy by a 90 Year Old Norwegian Woman AND "Last Day Events" and "The Great Controversy" from mid-1800s It's scary how these are all coming true. They give us hope as well.
I love that there are only like 2 songs from the show they can show on TV. I sand Hasa Diga at karaoke once * IT WAS IN THEIR CATALOGUE *..... lol, it didn't go well for the business, but the audience thought it was funny.
I saw the original back in 2017 on Broadway, as well as the Lion King. The Book of Mormons made the Lion King seem a joke in comparison, it's just on a whole other level! This is the best version of 'Hello' that can be found online, but man I am so sad that there's no digital version of the musical so people who can't go to the US can finally see it too...!
Or people like me in the USA who is essentially homebound due to issues of chronic illness pain. At least I've gotten to see a few segments from the musical online. I'd also love to see the Beetlejuice musical as well.
i went to see this in new york a few weeks ago, and OMG is was SOOOOO GOODDDDDD not a disappointment. if you haven’t seen it, PLEASE DO *this is not at all a musical for kids tho, some teens would be okay. i’m 14)
@blucolife - It was generally well-received in Utah by attendees who were not Mormon or who were inactive Mormons. However, active, devout members that chose to see it were generally offended and some walked out. You can read about the Salt Lake reviews on NPR radio website. I read reviews of it in other locations like Broadway in NYC and while most attendees who gave reviews liked it, there was still a fair amount of people who are not Mormon but do identify as Christian that found the mocking of God disrespectful, regardless of the religion.
@@micheleh3851 Did they actually mock God? I thought most of the mockery was about themselves, with the exception of God changing his mind about black people- love that line. As for me, one of the nicest guys I ever knew was a Mormon. He never judged anyone, never tried to convert us, his only standard was that he couldn't work for any advertising agency that had a coffee or alcohol account, so he ended up in Utah.
@blucolife - At least 1 song is directed to God where they are telling God to F-off, so I say yes, the play is mocking God. A devout LDS missionary and devout LDS member would never blaspheme the name of God and profane His name.
Just saw this show the other night and it was just as funny and offensive as I had hoped! There was an ambulance outside the theater when the show was over, and I couldn't help but wonder if someone was so offended they actually had a heart attack. It's no laughing matter, but this is Dallas, TX, and I honestly think this show made more than a few elderly conservative audience members' hearts flutter. I was actually surprised there weren't many intermission walk-outs.
Its more that they're mostly heavily programmed kids. These "elders" are 18-19 years old. That being said, Elder Price definitely has some meglomanical tendencies.
So from what I heard they're going to have one in a theater beside where I live and the only reason why I'm going there is the fact that I'm a South Park Fan and this was made by the South Park creaters and some guy
True mockery to the Book of Mormon which has the SPIRIT of PROPHECY and REVELATION and highlights and enhances the BIBLICAL WRITINGS IT IS the URIM and THUMMIM which is LIGHTS PERFECTION and TRUTH 😊😊😊😊 I pray for all of us to be forgiven redeemed consecrated and Celestialized... love you all AMEN and AMEN 😊
I don’t usually go to the theater-it bores me but this show was very entertaining event when it started to bogs down at the criminal /native scene(s). However, living in Utah made it especially funny as it’s mostly truisms.
Just wonder if you ever saw the "All About the Mormons" episode of South Park - it's even funnier (lot of Mormons enjoy it) and one of the less vulgar episodes of the show.
Wherever you see parts of this show on youtube, the comments section is full of Mormons (almost all of whom are strangely keen to tell us how much they like it), but there's no reaction from Ugandans. What do Ugandans think about it?
@themoon9442 - I'm not Ugandan, but I do know the Broadway cast called for some script edits to make it more respectful to people of color and Ugandans. So, when Broadway theaters re-opened after the Covid lockdowns, the Book of Mormon had been given a slightly revised script. Other Broadway plays like Hamilton also got minor script edits to be more respectful to black characters too.
The entire show should be made available on BluRay. Let a wider audience enjoy it and let them see how silly the Mormon religion is. The Good Ole U.S. of A. Just had to have its own part in a religion, so they make up a story claiming America was actually the centre of this religion and the Garden of Eden is in Jackson, Missouri. Originally a deeply WASP religion, Mormons had to amend the racist religion in the late 1970’s, but were still updating their Book Of Mormon as recently as 2010. If only those golden tablets could be found again!
The way this cast harmonizes the hellos is impressive. And Hannah Waddington coming out in that dress.....
Im pretty sure its Waddingham :)
@@luiznikolajweber6952it is 🎉❤
You have to have been raised in Utah to realize how they got all of the Elder's names right! Lots of very Mormon names.
Fuckin nailed it
I am lds mormon and in the UK depends if you learn about the church culture and mates with people in utah
I mean they're just English names. Not any different than in any other US state.
The 1968 Prophecy by a 90 Year Old Norwegian Woman
AND
"Last Day Events" and "The Great Controversy" from mid-1800s
It's scary how these are all coming true. They give us hope as well.
@@PapagenoMF i know 5 people with the last name young, 6 with smith, honestly the only "uncommon" last name there is with Elder Cunningham. Southern Utah is all the same 15 families interbreeding among themselves and hoping that jesus will send anyone unlike them to hell
Easily one of the best shows ever made with one of the best openings ever.
So American
Just saw this cast in London last night and absolutely loved the show 10/10
We loved this show. A truly hilarious musical that I'd watch over and over if I could. It's a must see whether in the west end or on tour. You could literally die from laughing or from shock.
I agree with this...I seen it three times on tour and laugh hard at all the jokes. It is a fantastic musical and I HATE musicals
I love it and have used it to witness to some of my friends that ain't lds mormon and it actually helped and some are now working towards baptism.. thanks book of mormon musical .. yes I am lds mormon
The 1968 Prophecy by a 90 Year Old Norwegian Woman
AND
"Last Day Events" and "The Great Controversy" from mid-1800s
It's scary how these are all coming true. They give us hope as well.
The thing so many people don't realize until they see it is that the shocking lines and comedy only work -- the show is only not WILDLY offensive because the music, lyrics, acting, and comedy all work together so seamlessly that the end result is both incredible theater and incredibly silly.
I’m so bummed I can’t watch it online:(
The Book of Mormon is incredible. Saw it back in 2014 in Philly and always love seeing different productions of the musical
Just come back from seeing this at the Prince of Wales Theatre, London. One of the funniest and entertaining shows I've seen so far!
Saw it there too!
I'm just curious- one of my uni classmates, Sheffield Uni, also found it the funniest show ever. However, he isn't an Evangelical Christian, and he never went to church. I grew up in the US, went to church each Sunday, attended Sunday school, went to Christian high school. However, we never studied about Mormonism. I was just curious how British people found the humor in Mormonism and specifically this Musical? I know for a fact that there isn't the 'Bible Belt' that you have in the U.S.
@@jonathanma7036I'm Mormon and born and raised in England
This cast was PHENOMENAL
Just got back from seeing it in Dallas. Cant get this damn song outta my head. The use of the doorbells is so brilliant.
The song is absolutely joyous. The show is hilarious! Can't believe I have seen it only once.
Best show I've ever seen 🎉❤
Me too, although London, England.
Lucky , I really want to watch. I just watched Avenue q
I loooove this cast!! Dom and Conner are just perfect and the rest of the cast is also incredible!
Seen these guys last night at the princess of wales theatre and was the best show and performance I have ever seen! Was incredible. Hilarious
So jealous
I’m going there next month with my Canadian friend who insisted on this play. I am so not excited. I wanted Wicked. Is it actually good?
@@Jmc54xlout of interest, how did you find it in the end haha?
@@jackthorn007 I didn’t go in the end up. Tickets paid for and still didn’t bother. I know it pokes fun at Mormonism but unless religioun is being outrageously condemned, I don’t wish to see it lol
It is playing at Princess of Wales theater again for 3 weeks starting in January 2024. I saw it in 2023 and have to see it again. Can't wait for 2024!
After so many years of wanting I finally went to see it Monday (3rd April) in London and mate I was in tears... Hilarious and brilliant it is SO South Park, it flies near the sun often.
As a huge bonus I just happened to be sitting next to a lad from Utah, he loved it too !!
It was better than I thought It would be for sure - but my favorite is still the "All About the Mormons" episode from South Park.
Haha was the person sat next to you a mormon as it has been known for missionarys to get members to buy tickets and start conversations in there for the missionarys outside .. yes I will admit I am lds mormon and not from utah but have friends and family in utah so maybe it was someone I know
I do remember 2 handsome mormon guys knocking on my door when I was single and in my 20s. I flirted with them for ages on the doorstep. 🙈🤣🤣
You had a unique chance to hear the restored gospel of Jesus Christ.
@@davidfrey5654and she chose a much funner way to use the opportunity
@@davidfrey5654🗿
You should have helped them to abandon 😔
I remember the two Mormons who went every day to the house down the street that had two young single ladies who resided there. They must have needed god in their lives because those Mormons spent a lot of time there 🤓
My favorite musical of all times!
That is the best performance of Hello I've ever heard!
Tony’s was so much cleaner than this tbh
Look at 2012 Tony’s that one is truly insane
@@isekai_neoAgreed. The original Broadway cast performance at the Tony’s is so good.
@@TJM_PlayByPlayJosh Gad was gone already
The one from Ben Platt & Nic Rouleau in Chicago is the best of all time
Brilliant! I saw it last night in London, just magnificent throughout, every performance brilliant, I really can't say a bad word about it! What surprised me was not the supposedly 'offensive' content but how genuinely heartwarming and likeable it was in places. an absolute masterpiece and I will be returning to see it again as soon as possible.
It was glorious when it came to Edinburgh, funniest thing I've ever seen live. Absolute joy
Went to this in January for our honeymoon! I’m not a South Park fan (sorry), so wasn’t sure if I was going to like this.. as soon as this song hit at the beginning I was smiling and laughing. I loved it! One of the best musicals I’ve seen
If you enjoyed this you should check out the South Park episode "All About the Mormons". It's one of the less vulgar, very funny (complete with a couple of very good songs) and it makes a great companion to Book of Mormon. Even a lot of Mormons actually found it very funny.
Book of Mormon is better than South Park, imo. I know they've done South Park their whole lives but Book of Mormon was probably the funniest thing I've ever seen in my life
I saw it less than 2 weeks ago in the West End. I had no idea what I was getting myself into, but what a pleasant surprise it has been. This song just immediately gets you in the mood. This rendition is also perfectly done. The facial expressions of every one of them are perfection. I could watch everyone seperately and still be entertained. All stick to their role! Simply superb.
I watch book of mormon last night and I laughed the whole time even thougb earkier in morning i had a mental breakdown and cried all day
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1:07 THE GUY WHO BENT DOWN 😭😭🥹
I love that the mic issue added to it, his tiny hello was so funny
George littell
He's superb in the entire show
@@j4500 he’s absolutely insane seen him over 100 times as he was on 21/22 UK tour :)
@@leahbransby718 you've seen the show over 100 times? Are you minted?
Its so funny how obviously this is written by Trey and Matt 😂 it sounds like it would be in a south park movie
This is coming back to Manchester in the autumn for only a short amount of time. I will be seeing it for the third time and I can’t wait!
Saw in New York and London - loved it every time😂
Me too! And I saw it in Madrid in Spanish last week❤ also awesome!
Honestly my fav performance of this years Oliviers..followed by Sylvia
Absolutely electrifying performance of 'Hello' by The Book of Mormon at the Olivier Awards 2023! They nailed it!
Yes Conner!! So glad he’s in the West End cast, he’s SO funny!
W Cunningham
it was brilliant! I did one of those missions and it is amazingly accurate in so many ways.
I am actually waiting for NPH to come out😂😂😂
This host will change your life!
Not only that I was expecting that “original” performance in terms of them having James earl gray, Judith light etc to be opening the door to them saying hello and then this performance and nph popping up etc lol
I just saw this yesterday for the first time. It was an amazing show. Everything I expected and more from a Matt and Trey show.
Took the entire family to watch this in L.A.
Great performance. We all loved it. ❤️
Watched this cast last monday , as soon as they sang this song i was hooked, great show
saw this as my first onbroadway play in nyc this weekend, worth every penny.
The BEST musical opening number. ❤❤❤
I went to see this in London by far best play I've seen. The cast are so talented
Hello! I simply love this show!
Saw in Salt Lake City last night! It was perfection!
As a Mormon, i find this hilarious.
Are you still one?
Here's hoping this play gets a theatrical movie.
Just been to watch this at the play house in Edinburgh.without doubt the best play I have ever seen. I was crying laughing the whole of the play. Cannot recommend it enough
I saw this show this week and it was excellent. I laughed so much.
The fact that this musical is written by Trey Parker, and Matt Stone, really shows how talented of a duo they are
I saw this live yesterday. It was a blast
And to think, the composer went on to write for Frozen and Frozen 2 (Lost jn the Woods is genius) among other things. I recommend checking out interviews with him and Trey and Matt. Truly brilliant.
Its been years but gd I want to see this show again
I love the Book of Mormon. I can't wait for it to return to Manchester later this year
I have never seen the Book of Mormon but this song has been stuck in my head since the Tony’s performance in 2012. I hope they make the musical movie soon cuz I can’t afford musical theatre 😅
This show is genius in so many ways
eleder white’s HE-ELL-OOOOO is the reason i keep coming back to watch this.
Just watched this in Birmingham UK today. Brilliant
That harmony!
I watched this yesterday at the West End and I saw this actor playing Elder Cunningham. The entire cast was amazing!
Incredible. Utter perfection.
Seen BoM a few times now, and with a different cast each time. The guy who plays this elder Green is my favourite by far.
Honestly the best opening to a broadway play i had ever seen
1:07 is the best 'hello'
Yes
He sounds like SpongeBob
Excited to see this in October!
Less than 3 weeks until my trip to NYC and I got my tickets back in May.
None of you realize the joke in the title. The financial arm of the Mormon church, Ensign Peak Advisors, has invested in Mastercard, but not in Visa. Thus, there is an intimate connection between the two companies.
Yes but I’m I highly doubt the church endorsed master cards decision to sponsor his bit seeing as how it is making fun of them. Mormons also don’t drink caffeine yet they have major holdings in both Coca-Cola and Pepsi.
The 1968 Prophecy by a 90 Year Old Norwegian Woman
AND
"Last Day Events" and "The Great Controversy" from mid-1800s
It's scary how these are all coming true. They give us hope as well.
“Have fun in hell 🔥 “ “😮hey now 😬 “
These songs are so catchy, dang it! 😂
I love that there are only like 2 songs from the show they can show on TV. I sand Hasa Diga at karaoke once * IT WAS IN THEIR CATALOGUE *..... lol, it didn't go well for the business, but the audience thought it was funny.
Oh my god I am struggling not to wheeze
I saw the original back in 2017 on Broadway, as well as the Lion King. The Book of Mormons made the Lion King seem a joke in comparison, it's just on a whole other level!
This is the best version of 'Hello' that can be found online, but man I am so sad that there's no digital version of the musical so people who can't go to the US can finally see it too...!
Or people like me in the USA who is essentially homebound due to issues of chronic illness pain. At least I've gotten to see a few segments from the musical online. I'd also love to see the Beetlejuice musical as well.
They are literally moving like South Park characters.
Funniest play Ive ever seen. Perfectly done.....
Is there no way to watch a full version of this musical online ?
Nope as there is no pro shot like there is for Hamilton and its illegal to film it because its copyright 😅
i went to see this in new york a few weeks ago, and OMG is was SOOOOO GOODDDDDD not a disappointment. if you haven’t seen it, PLEASE DO *this is not at all a musical for kids tho, some teens would be okay. i’m 14)
Am I the only one that gets the shivers from seeing these blank creepy stares? 😬
I think so.
I'm sold.
ミュージカル好きです。日本人です。
これを観た時、日本の「サラリーマン＝business men」のようだと思いました。軍隊的で、みなエネルギッシュで同じ方向を向いていて、不自然に感じるところが。
でも個人的にキリスト教には興味があります。
いくらフリートークが許されているとは言え書きずらいですが。
こんにちは！日本語を書けます。サラリ--マンのようだがモルモンです。キリㇲトの一種です。ミュージカルはとても楽しいです!
こんにちは、友人！ Google翻訳を使用しておりますので、ご理解いただけると幸いです。 アメリカ人は、モルモン教がカルトであり、実際のキリスト教ではないことを知っています。 モルモン教徒が頻繁に私たちのドアをノックし、私たちを彼らのカルトに参加させようとするので、この劇がとても面白いのはこのためです。 制服姿も可愛いですけどね😅。 私たちは彼らをバカでかわいい弟だと思っています。 もしあなたが本物のキリスト教に興味があるなら、私は正統派キリスト教徒であり、イエス・キリストご自身によって設立されたオリジナルの教会です。 素敵な一日をお過ごしください。神のご加護がありますように🩷
Fun fact, in the play bills for the book of mormon the actual mormon church would have ads, "Like the play? you should read the book".
GUYS he says MOOK instead of book at the start. HOW HAS NOONE NOTICED THIS
日本にもきてくれ
I wonder if anyone became a Mormon after watching The Book of Mormon. I heard the play was well-received in Utah. Mormons have a sense of humor.
@blucolife - It was generally well-received in Utah by attendees who were not Mormon or who were inactive Mormons. However, active, devout members that chose to see it were generally offended and some walked out. You can read about the Salt Lake reviews on NPR radio website. I read reviews of it in other locations like Broadway in NYC and while most attendees who gave reviews liked it, there was still a fair amount of people who are not Mormon but do identify as Christian that found the mocking of God disrespectful, regardless of the religion.
@@micheleh3851 Did they actually mock God? I thought most of the mockery was about themselves, with the exception of God changing his mind about black people- love that line. As for me, one of the nicest guys I ever knew was a Mormon. He never judged anyone, never tried to convert us, his only standard was that he couldn't work for any advertising agency that had a coffee or alcohol account, so he ended up in Utah.
@blucolife - At least 1 song is directed to God where they are telling God to F-off, so I say yes, the play is mocking God. A devout LDS missionary and devout LDS member would never blaspheme the name of God and profane His name.
What's the name of the actor in 2:24
What is the name of the actor playing Elder Grant?
Jed Berry I believe
Jed Berry he’s currently in wicked tour :)
@@leahbransby718 do you know who played elder white?
@@RealAngelOfMusic Jack Greaves :)
Just saw this show the other night and it was just as funny and offensive as I had hoped! There was an ambulance outside the theater when the show was over, and I couldn't help but wonder if someone was so offended they actually had a heart attack. It's no laughing matter, but this is Dallas, TX, and I honestly think this show made more than a few elderly conservative audience members' hearts flutter. I was actually surprised there weren't many intermission walk-outs.
Very inspiring thank you.
We just pray for the people hearing those voice can feels Hope in this wonderful easter.
Those dudes absolutely nailed their roles. Massive homicidal sociopath vibes. There ain't a single bit of humanity behind those baby blues.
Its more that they're mostly heavily programmed kids. These "elders" are 18-19 years old.
That being said, Elder Price definitely has some meglomanical tendencies.
I got a bible app ad on this video, hilarious
So from what I heard they're going to have one in a theater beside where I live and the only reason why I'm going there is the fact that I'm a South Park Fan and this was made by the South Park creaters and some guy
Sound guy was well on it here 🙃
tengo una adicción 😢
True mockery to the Book of Mormon which has the SPIRIT of PROPHECY and REVELATION
and highlights and enhances the BIBLICAL WRITINGS
IT IS the
URIM and THUMMIM which is
LIGHTS
PERFECTION
and TRUTH 😊😊😊😊 I pray for all of us to be forgiven redeemed consecrated and Celestialized... love you all AMEN and AMEN 😊
They fuckin slid
After seeing the show in London, I asked God’s forgiveness but he was laughing too hard! Funniest thing I’ve ever seen.
I couldn’t figure out what was wrong with this version and it has to be the American accents! I guess not all Brits can do them easily 😅
It mostly in the sss. They rest sounds pretty good. And sometimes in the oooww sounds too
@@NeedANewName Cunningham's and Smith's accent sounds pretty forced, the rest of them are passable.
I don’t usually go to the theater-it bores me but this show was very entertaining event when it started to bogs down at the criminal /native scene(s). However, living in Utah made it especially funny as it’s mostly truisms.
Just wonder if you ever saw the "All About the Mormons" episode of South Park - it's even funnier (lot of Mormons enjoy it) and one of the less vulgar episodes of the show.
hilarious
What did I just watch 😂
”Hello” ”Hi” ”My name is…” ”Jesus Christ”
I saw the add
Wherever you see parts of this show on youtube, the comments section is full of Mormons (almost all of whom are strangely keen to tell us how much they like it), but there's no reaction from Ugandans.
What do Ugandans think about it?
@themoon9442 - I'm not Ugandan, but I do know the Broadway cast called for some script edits to make it more respectful to people of color and Ugandans. So, when Broadway theaters re-opened after the Covid lockdowns, the Book of Mormon had been given a slightly revised script. Other Broadway plays like Hamilton also got minor script edits to be more respectful to black characters too.
Thank you
Yeah, I have a Ugandan friend who im sure has never seen this, but im kind of afraid to ask 😅
Musical numbers are like better than drugs
Guy playing Elder Smith can't shake his British accent lol.
What’s with the gravely “are these your kids” did the ginger kid who’s track it is have a problem?
The entire show should be made available on BluRay. Let a wider audience enjoy it and let them see how silly the Mormon religion is. The Good Ole U.S. of A. Just had to have its own part in a religion, so they make up a story claiming America was actually the centre of this religion and the Garden of Eden is in Jackson, Missouri. Originally a deeply WASP religion, Mormons had to amend the racist religion in the late 1970’s, but were still updating their Book Of Mormon as recently as 2010. If only those golden tablets could be found again!
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