@@bobs5123 "Literally", huh? So then Bill Burr is your father... because that's what "literally" means. Weird because he doesn't have any kids old enough to even sign up for a youtube account let alone make comments on it... literally. Maybe learn to use "literally" correctly.
This will be skit that I save for all eternity. I shared this with my siblings last night at midnight. My Dad passed away today, on Veterans Day at 8am. He LOVED the Steelers. So many of our conversations were like this. He had a great sense of humor, but really could not talk about feelings. Just football. He was 86. I feel like this was the message he wanted to send.
This is one of the realest sketches SNL has done. It captures old school dads to a tee. Getting them to open up and show vulnerability is like pulling teeth. I guess it’s because they grew up in a time when feelings weren't talked about much. They just did what they had to do because they didn’t have the luxury sit around and be introspective and ask themselves how things made them feel.
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Bro being in your 20's in the 70's wasn't bad lol.
Were you in your 20s back in the 70s? If not, you can only infer that from what you heard from people who were, and assume everything they said was 100% accurate. That, or, you just assumed. That's like saying it isn't that bad for people in their 20s today. You know you. Everyone else's experiences at different times is just hearsay. Again, even if you were in your 20s in the 70s, speak for yourself.
😂 It's because you're taught from an early age as a boy Not to show emotion and especially don't show weakness. Because you'll get made fun of by men and women alike. It's what happens when women aren't soft and understanding and empathetic anymore. Because that's who men used to be able to go to with their problems.
It depends, its not the same if you got to smoke weed and dont shower in a commune for a year, than being sent to vietnam and loose your leg on a jungle trap while watching your buddies being shot by kids with AKs.
This skit is priceless. I just came home from the hospital from a near death experience and I’m blessed to still have my dad. He’s 82 and I’m 62 and he still worries about me like I’m a little kid.
The timing of this… it’s my dad’s birthday this week and I called him. I just turned 40 and he is now 70. Our conversation went basically exactly like this. Except the car was my air conditioning maintenance in my apt. Love you dad!
my dad grapples for something like this to talk to me about- but there's nothing! I'm a woman! so it goes: "Hi dad, how are you!?" "Good, good. how's ... do you need something?" "No, I just want to say hi" "Are you sure?" "Yeah! So how was your day?" "Well your mama...etc etc" "Ok but how are you doing?" "Have a good day, bye".
I literally just had the “all my friends are dying now” conversation with my dad this past week. It’s tough watching your parents struggle with their mortality.
My parents probably don't have much time left, yet I can't stand the thought of calling them on their birthdays this month and next. I wish my parents weren't such terrible people.
Man rest in peace pops 🙏 I just want to say every time I always tried to ask to see how he was doing he never told me he always just worried about me and made sure I was good..... This hit pretty hard but was good to see that
Pretty cool to see that this sketch hit home with so many people. Here I thought I was the only one who had a dad like this…every phone call starts with a rundown of the Ohio State football team/game and the conversation ends with “well I’ll you go, keep working hard and good things will continue to happen”…which is his way of saying I’m proud of you.
Haha same here. My grandpa died at 80. The last time he went to Lowe's with me I was 27 and I told him I loved him, he looked at me quickly, then said "huh, yea." Haha. That generation didn't emote well.
My dad died last year. He was from Boston and when i called him he ALWAYS said "what's going on, buddy?" And now I'm in tears. Holy $%!% I had no idea this would get this outpouring of love and support. Wow! Thank you everyone for your kind words, I will try to respond to everyone. It's been a while now, it still hurts, but I'm doing okay. Thanks again everyone!
@@ransakreject5221 nah, you do. You just haven't felt them in so long you're numb. Like a limb that's had the circulation cut off so long it's become not only numb but possibly necrotic.
My father (huge Steelers fan) just passed away on September 16 and my grandfather was just two years earlier. Them seeming more concerned with football and cars is dead on. My wife was sure I would lose it watching this sketch, and while I did tear up, the truth is that just because the two men in my life are gone, that doesn't mean I can't handle dad stories or other people still having their own loving fathers be there for them.
My Dad has been gone since August 2018 and I miss him everyday still. He was an all around great guy, everyone loved him, he was funny, adventurous truthful and kind. He taught me how to ride a bike, play baseball, how to fish, fix my car, how to camp and walk quietly on a trail observing nature. He was full of witt and wisdom that he shared with my sister and I and the neighborhood kids. He was one of the Dads that came out to play with the kids. Mom went to join him this past December and I'm left living in their house but they are here many times with me.😢
This skit came out on what would have been my Dad's 79th birthday and it could not be a more perfect tribute to him, right down to Kenan's Eagles fandom and Bill Burr's hanging up without saying I love you. Thanks, SNL.
My dad passed a few months back. We don't talk too much growing up but when we are watching the NBA, that's when we share things to each other. Love you, Pa.
I am so sorry for your loss. My dad is getting older and I feel this so hard -- my dad and I were not that close when I was young. I do love that whenever I talk to him nowadays he lights up about the Warriors, how Steph is doing etc. I then give him shit because I grew up in Portland so I root for the Blazers and he neglected to pass on an actual dynasty to root for, lol But yeah just the whole cliche of bonding over sports with your dad is a real thing, and those times are some of the closest I've felt to my dad, and I'm so grateful for him. He's old, and yeah that time is coming, so I'm trying to find those moments to share things too. Hope you're doing well, man. It's awesome you got the time to connect with your dad later on.
@beckettshort Thank you for that. I am doing well, and my papa was a Warrioirs fan too, haha. All I can say is that you should try to spend some time with your dad even just a few minutes every now and then, a call or two in the weekends or anything will surely give joy. God bless you and your family.
My dad died a few months back too. We didn't have much in common so it was always a little difficult. I wish we would have had something like the NBA that could have brought us together even if we weren't talking.
I'm lucky to have a Dad that's actually worthy of being a role model. Hard working, honorable, veteran, treated our Mom right, could fix anything, and always kept his word. It doesn't feel like those things are very important to people anymore, but they were to me growing up and they are to my kids now.
Same here. Except he’s not a veteran, he’s a Retired GA State Trooper. 💪🏾💪🏾 But that part of about “Kept his word” is super important. That is huge because my wife’s father was/is the complete opposite. Never keeps his word. It had a traumatic effect on her family.
We showed this to my parents on Christmas and everyone was dying laughing except for my dad. After the sketch was over, he just turned and said "Why are you all laughing so much, I didn't think it was THAT funny"
I miss my dad SO much. It doesnt get easier with time. Just a hole in my heart and life that has been there since he died. If you still have your dad go see him. One day in the future you would give anything to see him just one more time. I know I would.
Whoah! Add this to the list of SNL sketches that made you get a little misty while you were laughing... I hope everyone's "Eagles" and "cars" are having a nice chat with their kids tonight. 🤧
My dad passed away during the pandemic. He had a stroke, then lost his vision, then had another stroke. He was suffering from dementia at the end and the last time I spoke to him on the phone (because of hospital rules I couldn't see him) he was totally gone. He wasn't himself and it broke my heart. He was such a kind man and great father. He took care of 4 kids after he finally won custody, because my mom was a physically abusive NIGHTMARE. This makes me miss him so much. If your dad is alive and if he is a good man and loves you, give him a call.
I hear you. I lost my dad in the summer of 2020. He didn't die of COVID, but all of the rules made everything so much harder. It was the reason I missed his final moments. It even forced his funeral to be cut short. He was a wonderful man. He kept his mind until near the very end, but he got uncharacteristically cranky. We both thought he had a few more months than he did, and we didn't know that our last phone call would be our last phone call. We spent a good chunk of it discussing different routes for a cross-country trip I'd taken with my wife, and he was surprisingly upset to learn that we'd driven through a relatively rural area. ("What if you had a breakdown!" "But we didn't have a breakdown, and we were never more than a few miles away from other people." "That's not the point!") It was a ridiculous conversation, but it was his way of expressing love and concern. I wish I'd been more present for it, and I still regret that. Anyway. I'm sorry for your loss, and I'm sorry that it was under those conditions. It sounds like your dad was an amazing, stand-up guy.
Fate can be so cruel to the greatest people. But the legacy remains: that you and your three siblings got to thrive. He sacrificed so that four wonderful people could safely be themselves. And his legacy is there - because your heart works, thanks to him. I'm sorry for your loss, but I'm glad you can share his story and can be here to thrive and share a moment with the world. All the best to you and your fam.
I just laughed cried so hard to this. My dad and I cannot talk about anything else than work, politics or weather. I have had very rare moments of real connection with him. I am so far from my family and I doubt I will spend as much time with them anymore. I just miss my dad sometimes. but we dont talk about it.
Dad’s are lads who were young once. My dad is still here but all of his friends have already passed. He misses them but also the version of who he was when he was with them. I’m grateful for all the chats for however long he’s here, but I hope in his dreams he can hang with his mates on the same page. This has been nice…well, I’ll let you go ❤️
Nice to see another slice-of-life sketch on the show, not trying to force in the comedy. Very well-acted and natural. The moments with Bill trying to tell Andrew about his health problems without directly telling him were the best but everything works. One of Kenan's best performances in the last few seasons as well. A season highlight.
I feel happy for all of you who can reach out to your dads and have conversations . I lost my dad when I was 20 in 2001. Don’t take your parents for granted and call them today. Apologize for anything and tell them thank you.
This reminds me of when I'd talk to my grandfather. He'd always start conversations with "How's the car running?" He was the greatest man I've ever known and I miss him every day.
Ugh the tears.. 😢 My dad is dying.. I spent the entire last summer watching baseball with him and as sad and painful as it is I’m glad I got to have that time with him.
My stepdad thinks I watch a lot of baseball. I just watch the highlights reels so I have something to talk about with him. I haven't watched a complete game since 2008.
@@danielpittman889 Thanks for sharing that. It helped me decide to watch Formula 1 highlights for the same reason. I considered it a few times but would end up being selfish choosing to watch my fav things. Now I'll do the same with my dad 😀
@@danielpittman889 Ok, these comments are blowing my mind, the similar experiences in such detail. I am probably a lot older than you (in my 60s), just a feeling, but apparently not much has changed about fathers through the decades.
"I'll let you go" is what my stepdad used to always say on the phone. I never wanted to go, but he always said that. I missed being a happy family after my mom separated from him. I miss him. Stephen Kirchner RIP | Died 2019.
@@MatthewTheWanderer Don't wait very long. One day he won't be able to pick up the phone even if he has/had the intention to do so. Some of us have to accept that we're the ones who will be the ones reaching out, showing some emotion, some expression of care. Some dads just can't bring it out though its there (my dad for example).
@@zerocal76 My dad is an insufferable asshole. The thought of calling him again for any reason makes me sad and anxious. My dad has never had trouble expressing emotion and neither have I. That's not our problem. I used to call him on a regular basis, even though I often regretted it. I can't deal with his emotional and mental abuse and bigotry anymore. Same with my mom and 2 or my 3 siblings. I really hate the idea that I always have to be the one to "reach out" to people (family, friends, relatives, etc.). I'm introverted and have social anxiety, damn it! Why must I have to reach out first EVERY time!? Yet, that is how it is. No one reaches out to me and I don't reach out to them, so I remain socially isolated.
That was Rich....heartfelt and moving. My Dad passed earlier this year and this was a vivid reminder of the love language we spoke so often....cars...sports....economy and the job ...the four areas when translated in dad language meant....I love you son! I am indeed my father's son....thank you SNL🙏🙏
We came from a time where feelings didn't matter much. We all were better off. I'd say to my grandfather, about something, I don't think that's rite and he would say good for you, let's wash my car. Just saying
Because there are only so many different storylines that the simulation has, eventually everyone programmed with the same dad ends up finding each other to verify the quantifiable data streamlined through the bacon-strip with ostrich snout legs that the apricot bootleggers are not sniffing the kumquats as expected by the algorithm.
keep comedy funny but meaningful and you win. So many Dad's try to communicate love for their family but it's difficult when you have to be the tough provider protector all the time. God bless the Dads that try
Damn I haven’t laughed and teared up at the same time in a while. Even though we might fight with our fathers, there is nobody a son looks up to more in life than him. Love you Dad. Thanks for everything.
“Oh that’s nice! Well, I’ll let you go.”
Bill played that line to perfection
Just like my dad used to do haha.... may be rest in peace ❤
He’s a really good actor - King of Staten Island!
Literally my father
@@bobs5123 "Literally", huh? So then Bill Burr is your father... because that's what "literally" means. Weird because he doesn't have any kids old enough to even sign up for a youtube account let alone make comments on it... literally.
Maybe learn to use "literally" correctly.
NGL, that is my Dad to a T.
That almost made my car cry
🎯💯
those eagles catch some feels sometimes..
😂
😂 😭 😭
This will be skit that I save for all eternity. I shared this with my siblings last night at midnight. My Dad passed away today, on Veterans Day at 8am. He LOVED the Steelers. So many of our conversations were like this. He had a great sense of humor, but really could not talk about feelings. Just football. He was 86. I feel like this was the message he wanted to send.
I am so sorry for your loss 😢
It sounds like you heard what he wished he could say
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How fortunate you were to have your father with you for so long. My condolences to you, Kimberly.
I'm so happy for your memories!😊
"How's that car holding up?" Is always in the first five sentences whenever I call my dad.
Mines the weather 😂
Every single time
@@MoxRuthless SAME HERE!
Mine is always the city , " how's Chicago ?" ... and when he hangs up he never says good bye, just clicks off the phone
This is one of the realest sketches SNL has done. It captures old school dads to a tee. Getting them to open up and show vulnerability is like pulling teeth. I guess it’s because they grew up in a time when feelings weren't talked about much. They just did what they had to do because they didn’t have the luxury sit around and be introspective and ask themselves how things made them feel.
Bro being in your 20's in the 70's wasn't bad lol.
It’s not a question of if it was bad, it’s a question of what was expected of men, how they were allowed to behave.
Were you in your 20s back in the 70s? If not, you can only infer that from what you heard from people who were, and assume everything they said was 100% accurate. That, or, you just assumed. That's like saying it isn't that bad for people in their 20s today. You know you. Everyone else's experiences at different times is just hearsay. Again, even if you were in your 20s in the 70s, speak for yourself.
😂 It's because you're taught from an early age as a boy Not to show emotion and especially don't show weakness. Because you'll get made fun of by men and women alike. It's what happens when women aren't soft and understanding and empathetic anymore. Because that's who men used to be able to go to with their problems.
It depends, its not the same if you got to smoke weed and dont shower in a commune for a year, than being sent to vietnam and loose your leg on a jungle trap while watching your buddies being shot by kids with AKs.
"That's nice. Well, I'll let you go!"
lol
Damn, that one hit me hard! Especially right after starting the conversation.
Every call! I swear. Well they’re dead so it was every call officially
The other line most often used is "Ok, well here's your Mom."
How's that funny?
"Well, I don't want to use up all your minutes"
The Eagles fell in the shower LMAO I can’t stand kenan 😂😂😂
This is how my dad is, but more emo.... and we're philly pham so I was tearing up...
😂😂😂😂😂😂
My goodness
Kena-I mean, the eagles can’t stand either
that sent me lmaooo
Or “here’s your mother”
The classic
Omg. My Grandpa once started Talking to me- Grandma wasn’t home. That was 35 years ago. Awwwkward.
So grateful he did that.
Every damn time!
My father hated talking on the phone, so the conversation was always: "Hi, how's work, how's your car, wanna talk to Mom?"
YES.
3:46 "I think the Eagles still got some good seasons left. And no matter what, they'll always be my favorite team. I love you dad."
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Dude that was actually super powerful. It's a skit; a bit. But it's actually very encouraging. God bless!
This skit is priceless. I just came home from the hospital from a near death experience and I’m blessed to still have my dad. He’s 82 and I’m 62 and he still worries about me like I’m a little kid.
You mean your car right?
Car was in the shop?
Omg love your story. ❤
Welp, I'll let you go.
The older you get the more you will understand how real this is. Made me cry~my dad exactly!
Mine too! He didn’t have much to say, but I knew he loved me. One time when I visited he had fallen asleep on the porch waiting for me.
You mean it made your car cry?
So true.
Yeah that sketch about the Eagles dad made me cry too because it was real I had to ask myself is that me❤
@@darasmith4069the feels man... IDK why your comment is making me cry now...
The timing of this… it’s my dad’s birthday this week and I called him. I just turned 40 and he is now 70. Our conversation went basically exactly like this. Except the car was my air conditioning maintenance in my apt. Love you dad!
Same for me. Perfect timing. Gotta appreciate them while they’re here 🙏🏻
My dad asked me about my car this week!
my dad grapples for something like this to talk to me about- but there's nothing! I'm a woman! so it goes:
"Hi dad, how are you!?"
"Good, good. how's ... do you need something?"
"No, I just want to say hi"
"Are you sure?"
"Yeah! So how was your day?"
"Well your mama...etc etc"
"Ok but how are you doing?"
"Have a good day, bye".
@@Danna-b3ramazing right?
This is so cute❤️ My dad is 62 and I’m 22-it makes me sad to think he won’t be here when I’m old 🥲
Damn, this one hit home big time. Better call my dad tomorrow to talk fishing and winterizing the house.
You change ya air conditioning filter after summer?
@ No, I put a cover over it before winter in Minnesota.
Remember to leave the front door open and then proudly tell him how you are now heating the whole neighborhood, too…
I literally just had the “all my friends are dying now” conversation with my dad this past week. It’s tough watching your parents struggle with their mortality.
I'm just scared the house doesn't have that many winters left, ya know?
This made me cry. My dad passed this year too. He was a great dad..
RIP
Im sorry for your loss
With me it was always:
"Hi Dad, how are you doing?"
"Hang on, I'll put your mother on."
😂 , yup
SNL should air thus again on Father’s Day!❤😂🎉
Right. They should of just kept it in their pocket till June. And bill is perfect bc of his F is For Family show
@@einalemmorttub8542 No mention of his movie Old Dads? The clash of the generations never fails to entertain.
It is Father's Day in Scandinavia today!
@KelleyKat ah maybe someone with Scandinavian heritage made this decision 🤔
Lol watching this on father's day in Finland
This made me CRY. And then laugh. And then cry. Make those calls. You truly will not know when they’re gone.
My parents probably don't have much time left, yet I can't stand the thought of calling them on their birthdays this month and next. I wish my parents weren't such terrible people.
NOPE - my father is a horrific narcissist who tortured the whole family. You call yours, I am NOT calling mine.
@@piccalillipit9211fine dude you don't have to
@@smokejc Thanks - Im 4,000 miles away and the thought alone is enough to have me grab a bottle of whisky...
@@piccalillipit9211 I'm sorry you had a shit dad my guy. Much love to you
"Last week, the doctor found some polyps in my car's ass" 😂
thats what killed my car's car so ...
your car is not your car's car
Should've said tailpipe. But ass is funny too.
Torn between watching this a thousand times and never watching this again because it is simply too real
My Dad passed 12/6/24 and this made me smile. It’s the realest most funny thing I’ve seen all day. ❤
My dad's headstone says 9/14/24. I went to visit him on Christmas. I just stood there in the cold thinking about what we were doing last Christmas.
"Oh, that's nice... well, I'll let ya go"... LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Killed me 😂
OMG my Mom did that all the time. It’s really cuz I’d call right before Wheel of Fortune was on.
My Pappy, every. time 😅😅
My Dad does that too. LMAO
That’s my stepdad after 3 min. Like what you call for?? 😂
I came here to laugh not to cry😭 miss you, dad
Same here...
Same 😮💨
I miss mine too! Go Cowboys!
Same.
Eh...whatever.
Made me cry. I wish I had a dad to call. Call yours if you have one, folks.
Same
Hugs to you
Yeah man being a dad and not ever having one fucking sucks man 😅
@@stinkusmaximus6621 That's the reason you're going to succeed. You'll be the father you always wanted to be for your children. Cheers man.
Having a kid that could really care less about ya sucks too
Man rest in peace pops 🙏 I just want to say every time I always tried to ask to see how he was doing he never told me he always just worried about me and made sure I was good..... This hit pretty hard but was good to see that
Pretty cool to see that this sketch hit home with so many people. Here I thought I was the only one who had a dad like this…every phone call starts with a rundown of the Ohio State football team/game and the conversation ends with “well I’ll you go, keep working hard and good things will continue to happen”…which is his way of saying I’m proud of you.
This is a deep sketch. Gonna call my pops tomorrow. We’re so stupid sometimes, life’s too short.
CALL HIM NOW!
@@ForexRevolution I'd rather not. 😞
@@MatthewTheWandererwhy not. You really should. When im done crying from this sketch, I'll call mine
@@richardfitzpatrick6140 Because my dad's an asshole.
@@richardfitzpatrick6140 bc the sketch came out at 1am EST lol
This reminds me of every time I tell my 90 year old grandfather I love him and he either replies, "Ok" or "I know" 😂
When I was a kid, I always replied to "I love you" with, "Yeah. I love me, too." 😂
Yes! Your comment reminded me that my grandfather used to reply to “I love you, Pop” with “Thank you” -- hadn’t thought about that in a while❤️
Han Solo is your Grandfather?! 🤯
Haha same here. My grandpa died at 80. The last time he went to Lowe's with me I was 27 and I told him I loved him, he looked at me quickly, then said "huh, yea." Haha. That generation didn't emote well.
@@Kitty8791 Good one 😆
My dad died last year. He was from Boston and when i called him he ALWAYS said "what's going on, buddy?" And now I'm in tears.
Holy $%!% I had no idea this would get this outpouring of love and support. Wow! Thank you everyone for your kind words, I will try to respond to everyone. It's been a while now, it still hurts, but I'm doing okay. Thanks again everyone!
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@@scottshanahan3827 ❤️
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RIP dad
“How’s that car holding up” and “well I’ll let you go”are too good 😂
This is one of the best written skits I’ve seen in a long time from SNL. This was a good skit guys….
My dad always asked if I've checked the oil lately and always told me to drive safe when I left my parents' house. "I love you" is said in many ways.
"Drive safe" is the same as I love you. Same as "give me a call when you get there"
Chinese here. "I love you" is "have you eaten yet? I make you something?"
first time shedding tears while watching snl
Same!
Me too
almost caught me
Just keep in mind that some of us old men are comfortable talking about feelings. We just have none. Feelings are for girls.
@@ransakreject5221 nah, you do. You just haven't felt them in so long you're numb. Like a limb that's had the circulation cut off so long it's become not only numb but possibly necrotic.
"I love you dad."
"Well I'll let you go!"😂
My nephew does that to me lol
Thank you NSL that was touching. I miss my dad too. It’s now 17 years as of yesterday when he passed. May he Rest in Peace 🥹
My father (huge Steelers fan) just passed away on September 16 and my grandfather was just two years earlier. Them seeming more concerned with football and cars is dead on. My wife was sure I would lose it watching this sketch, and while I did tear up, the truth is that just because the two men in my life are gone, that doesn't mean I can't handle dad stories or other people still having their own loving fathers be there for them.
This sketch is oddly profound and sentimental. Didn't think SNL had this kind of father/son messaging up their sleeve.
its bill burr gotta be, he must have wanted this sketch
They did something similar with mom.
Got a feeling it was Burr's input in the writers room this week.
Snl is slowly becoming more based
Really surprised with the attack on men and masculinity.
Shout out to the DADS!! ❤
My Dad has been gone since August 2018 and I miss him everyday still. He was an all around great guy, everyone loved him, he was funny, adventurous truthful and kind. He taught me how to ride a bike, play baseball, how to fish, fix my car, how to camp and walk quietly on a trail observing nature. He was full of witt and wisdom that he shared with my sister and I and the neighborhood kids. He was one of the Dads that came out to play with the kids. Mom went to join him this past December and I'm left living in their house but they are here many times with me.😢
You were loved. It shows in your well written comment. Here's a hug from them and the internet. 🤗🤗❤
I'm sorry to hear that. He sounds wonderful. I'm sure he's missed by many
Sorry for your lost man. I lost my mom in 2018 and my dad....well he was never around. But you'll get through this, one day at a time 💪🏾🙌🏾
I'm sorry. Thank you for sharing and painting a beautiful picture.
How old are you if you don't mind sharing? 40s, 50s?
Gotta say your comment got to me a little bit (69 yo with two grown kids. Dad passed in '96.)
Great job everyone. Yall broke through a masculine barrier and I’m in tears. Good job.
This skit came out on what would have been my Dad's 79th birthday and it could not be a more perfect tribute to him, right down to Kenan's Eagles fandom and Bill Burr's hanging up without saying I love you. Thanks, SNL.
My dad passed a few months back. We don't talk too much growing up but when we are watching the NBA, that's when we share things to each other. Love you, Pa.
I am so sorry for your loss. My dad is getting older and I feel this so hard -- my dad and I were not that close when I was young. I do love that whenever I talk to him nowadays he lights up about the Warriors, how Steph is doing etc.
I then give him shit because I grew up in Portland so I root for the Blazers and he neglected to pass on an actual dynasty to root for, lol But yeah just the whole cliche of bonding over sports with your dad is a real thing, and those times are some of the closest I've felt to my dad, and I'm so grateful for him. He's old, and yeah that time is coming, so I'm trying to find those moments to share things too.
Hope you're doing well, man. It's awesome you got the time to connect with your dad later on.
@beckettshort Thank you for that. I am doing well, and my papa was a Warrioirs fan too, haha. All I can say is that you should try to spend some time with your dad even just a few minutes every now and then, a call or two in the weekends or anything will surely give joy. God bless you and your family.
My condolences to you.
My dad died a few months back too. We didn't have much in common so it was always a little difficult. I wish we would have had something like the NBA that could have brought us together even if we weren't talking.
"Dad, just tell me one real thing!"
"...quarterback"
I didn’t expect to legit cry on my pillow. My dad passed in his 40’s. Wish I could call him up and talk to him about anything at all.
there with ya. I kinda envied the problems these guys have.
what a fantastic balance of heartwarming and funny asf
my dad loves bill burr and sounds exactly like this when i call. always asking about the damn car
The refusal to talk about their emotions is so true 😂
Asking how the car is doing and the "I'll let you go" hit a little too close to home, lol.
I'm lucky to have a Dad that's actually worthy of being a role model. Hard working, honorable, veteran, treated our Mom right, could fix anything, and always kept his word.
It doesn't feel like those things are very important to people anymore, but they were to me growing up and they are to my kids now.
You are lucky - my father is a horrific narcissist who tortured the whole family
@@piccalillipit9211 Hey there, just go on through the nice comments that people are posting and ruin the vibe for everyone else. no worries....
stay tuned
My dad wasn’t horrible but could have been a lot better. My husband however is just like your dad. My girls are so lucky
Same here. Except he’s not a veteran, he’s a Retired GA State Trooper. 💪🏾💪🏾
But that part of about “Kept his word” is super important. That is huge because my wife’s father was/is the complete opposite. Never keeps his word. It had a traumatic effect on her family.
I sent this to my dad and said “notice any similarities?” and he said “not really”. The most dad response.
We showed this to my parents on Christmas and everyone was dying laughing except for my dad. After the sketch was over, he just turned and said "Why are you all laughing so much, I didn't think it was THAT funny"
I miss my dad SO much.
It doesnt get easier with time.
Just a hole in my heart and life that has been there since he died.
If you still have your dad go see him.
One day in the future you would give anything to see him just one more time.
I know I would.
Whoah! Add this to the list of SNL sketches that made you get a little misty while you were laughing... I hope everyone's "Eagles" and "cars" are having a nice chat with their kids tonight. 🤧
My dad passed away during the pandemic. He had a stroke, then lost his vision, then had another stroke. He was suffering from dementia at the end and the last time I spoke to him on the phone (because of hospital rules I couldn't see him) he was totally gone. He wasn't himself and it broke my heart. He was such a kind man and great father. He took care of 4 kids after he finally won custody, because my mom was a physically abusive NIGHTMARE. This makes me miss him so much. If your dad is alive and if he is a good man and loves you, give him a call.
❤❤
I hear you. I lost my dad in the summer of 2020. He didn't die of COVID, but all of the rules made everything so much harder. It was the reason I missed his final moments. It even forced his funeral to be cut short. He was a wonderful man.
He kept his mind until near the very end, but he got uncharacteristically cranky. We both thought he had a few more months than he did, and we didn't know that our last phone call would be our last phone call. We spent a good chunk of it discussing different routes for a cross-country trip I'd taken with my wife, and he was surprisingly upset to learn that we'd driven through a relatively rural area. ("What if you had a breakdown!" "But we didn't have a breakdown, and we were never more than a few miles away from other people." "That's not the point!") It was a ridiculous conversation, but it was his way of expressing love and concern. I wish I'd been more present for it, and I still regret that.
Anyway. I'm sorry for your loss, and I'm sorry that it was under those conditions. It sounds like your dad was an amazing, stand-up guy.
Fate can be so cruel to the greatest people. But the legacy remains: that you and your three siblings got to thrive. He sacrificed so that four wonderful people could safely be themselves. And his legacy is there - because your heart works, thanks to him. I'm sorry for your loss, but I'm glad you can share his story and can be here to thrive and share a moment with the world. All the best to you and your fam.
Sounds like a wonderful father. I bet he was so proud of you.❤
demetia is really hard to deal with. My dad was basically gone by the time he died. I'm sorry for your loss.
"The Eagles fell in the bathroom the other day and thought this is how the Eagles might die"😂😂😂😂😂😂
I just laughed cried so hard to this. My dad and I cannot talk about anything else than work, politics or weather. I have had very rare moments of real connection with him. I am so far from my family and I doubt I will spend as much time with them anymore. I just miss my dad sometimes. but we dont talk about it.
Seeing this, reading the comments… Kinda nice to know I’m not the only got this kinda thing going on with the father.
devon is such an underrated cast member. he's super funny and should be in way more skits
The more they use him, the more I think he is actually versatile
@@trianglesforsquares I've liked Devon from the first. And he has a beautiful smile.
completely agree!
Dad’s are lads who were young once. My dad is still here but all of his friends have already passed. He misses them but also the version of who he was when he was with them. I’m grateful for all the chats for however long he’s here, but I hope in his dreams he can hang with his mates on the same page. This has been nice…well, I’ll let you go ❤️
Nice to see another slice-of-life sketch on the show, not trying to force in the comedy. Very well-acted and natural. The moments with Bill trying to tell Andrew about his health problems without directly telling him were the best but everything works. One of Kenan's best performances in the last few seasons as well. A season highlight.
This is the most Dad skit ever 😂😂😂
I feel happy for all of you who can reach out to your dads and have conversations . I lost my dad when I was 20 in 2001. Don’t take your parents for granted and call them today. Apologize for anything and tell them thank you.
This reminds me of when I'd talk to my grandfather. He'd always start conversations with "How's the car running?" He was the greatest man I've ever known and I miss him every day.
today is 5 year anniversary since my dad passed away. I miss you so much. I wish I could rewind the time and talk to you more.
1:17 Quarter bac- 🤣🤣
This made me cry. It's so real
This straight up made me cry. Brilliant.
Ugh the tears.. 😢 My dad is dying.. I spent the entire last summer watching baseball with him and as sad and painful as it is I’m glad I got to have that time with him.
My stepdad thinks I watch a lot of baseball. I just watch the highlights reels so I have something to talk about with him. I haven't watched a complete game since 2008.
@ aww that’s still nice of you tho
@@danielpittman889 Thanks for sharing that. It helped me decide to watch Formula 1 highlights for the same reason. I considered it a few times but would end up being selfish choosing to watch my fav things. Now I'll do the same with my dad 😀
@@danielpittman889 Ok, these comments are blowing my mind, the similar experiences in such detail. I am probably a lot older than you (in my 60s), just a feeling, but apparently not much has changed about fathers through the decades.
I lost my dad 9 years ago. I’m glad he was able to meet my youngest son. Je t’aime papa. ❤ I miss you…
"I'll let you go" is what my stepdad used to always say on the phone.
I never wanted to go, but he always said that. I missed being a happy family after my mom separated from him.
I miss him. Stephen Kirchner RIP | Died 2019.
Sorry for your loss bro
sorry for your loss
❤
Kenan is so good! He can make you cry with just a few blinks of his eyes. 😢
"Well, the Eagles fell in the shower. And i thought, this is where the Eagles die."
i cant, i actually cant 💀
oh my god my dad literally made a "phone works both ways" comment to me less than 3 hours ago
Sounds like a sweet moment
That is why I'm waiting to see how long it takes my dad to call me before I call him...
Wow. They must have based the skit on him
@@MatthewTheWanderer Don't wait very long. One day he won't be able to pick up the phone even if he has/had the intention to do so. Some of us have to accept that we're the ones who will be the ones reaching out, showing some emotion, some expression of care. Some dads just can't bring it out though its there (my dad for example).
@@zerocal76 My dad is an insufferable asshole. The thought of calling him again for any reason makes me sad and anxious. My dad has never had trouble expressing emotion and neither have I. That's not our problem. I used to call him on a regular basis, even though I often regretted it. I can't deal with his emotional and mental abuse and bigotry anymore. Same with my mom and 2 or my 3 siblings.
I really hate the idea that I always have to be the one to "reach out" to people (family, friends, relatives, etc.). I'm introverted and have social anxiety, damn it! Why must I have to reach out first EVERY time!? Yet, that is how it is. No one reaches out to me and I don't reach out to them, so I remain socially isolated.
I loved the plinkety-plinkety piano music playing in the background.
I loved it too!
Great sketch. They always do great Mother’s Day sketches. First time I’ve seen something for dads. Absolutely loved it.
Mothers have a lot more to say I guess.
I'm cannot stop laughing at "Dad, your car is not your car's car."
Call your Cars and Eagles if you still got yours-this hits deep. Cherish those moments while you can, because regret comes too late.. ask me ❤
That was Rich....heartfelt and moving. My Dad passed earlier this year and this was a vivid reminder of the love language we spoke so often....cars...sports....economy and the job ...the four areas when translated in dad language meant....I love you son! I am indeed my father's son....thank you SNL🙏🙏
Genuinely, a brilliant sketch. Deserved more love.
Yup, that's about how it goes talking to dads.
I mean, not this week. Kind of wild how easy some people have it not having lunatic MAGA parents.
@@ZzZ-qd1zo I'm sorry that MAGA got your parents. That's brutal.
@@nw42 Well, I appreciate it. Me, and a few million others. I'm glad people are having these relatively sweet interactions with their dads.
Or at least Boomer dads. I hope I'll be a little more emotionally available to my son (2 years old at the moment) when he's grown and calls me.
@@ZzZ-qd1zo My dad seems a bit depressed after the election. He just wanted to talk about Steven King books. Books are his sports.
I didn't expect to cry at an SNL skit❤ I miss my Dad❤
My car cried and laughed on this skit. Touching garage talk.
I swear, Kenan and Devon have the best comedic chemistry! 😊
I was wondering if Devon is Keenan‘s son!
Devon"s acting is horrible. He sounds the same in every sketch
Did you want Devon to become a soprano or do a wacky voice? Geez.
Agreed.. Devon and Kenan are great together.
@@susanmyrano, he isn't
The polyps line hit me like a truck
I lost my dad at 14 and my mom at 22, not a day goes by were I don't think about them!
Bill Burr is every conversation with my dad on the phone 😂😂😂
Real tears 😢 I love you dad
How does everyone have the same dad????????? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
We came from a time where feelings didn't matter much. We all were better off. I'd say to my grandfather, about something, I don't think that's rite and he would say good for you, let's wash my car. Just saying
Men can’t talk.
@@Edward-fd4hq Thank you for expressing your feelings on this.
Because there are only so many different storylines that the simulation has, eventually everyone programmed with the same dad ends up finding each other to verify the quantifiable data streamlined through the bacon-strip with ostrich snout legs that the apricot bootleggers are not sniffing the kumquats as expected by the algorithm.
@@MaineOffGrid. lol your comment sounds like a good reddit post 😄
Been watching SNL since it premiered when I was only 5 and this is the first time I ever teared up during a sketch.
That "How's the car holding up?" was too real.
This is spot on, holy hell.
Just like that, thousands of Dads hung the phone up thinking "Well that was a weird conversation".
1:45 😭 my dad if judge Judy is on 🤣
😂😂😂😂 same with my mom.
@ for over 25 years my father was not to be disturbed during 4-430 est 😭
Bruh my dad is currently trapped in the 4-4:30 Judge Judy loop. Tell me it gets better
@@ordainedbunion 🤣 🤣 🤣 she has them in a choke hold 😭 let’s not talk about the 7-7:30 Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy 💀
@@ordainedbunion not even TiVo broke that loop 😭 it has to be live 🤣
Wish I could call my dad tight now. It's been 2 years. I missed him😢
"oh, that's nice. I'll let you go."
Wow. Such a heart-tugging sketch. Thank you for this, SNL!
How does Keenan look like he's 22 years old? Best cast member ever! Everything line he delivers is funny!
The perfect Father's Day sketch... 7 months early.
Or 5 months late.
Today is fathers day
Finnish Father's Day is today if that means anything. :D
SNL is always on a break during Father’s Day. 😅
Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Sweden and Norway celebrate Father's day today and I just gave my dad a call today. Sounded exactly like this.
Man I lost my Dad in August and this skit...❤❤❤ I miss you Dad.
sorry for your loss, bro
keep comedy funny but meaningful and you win. So many Dad's try to communicate love for their family but it's difficult when you have to be the tough provider protector all the time. God bless the Dads that try
Damn I haven’t laughed and teared up at the same time in a while. Even though we might fight with our fathers, there is nobody a son looks up to more in life than him. Love you Dad. Thanks for everything.
Damn, this is all too relatable...