Lollllllllllll!!÷ Imma nj native who lived in LA for 12 yrs ...i only got a tASTE of driving in alllll that traffic during the day wen i first moved there. Then i switched up my days for nites and so driving after 10 pm anywhere is sooooooo much easier if u wanna not rip out your hair livin in LA
As someone who lives in Los Angeles, I won't stand for these outrageous lies that these sketches are perpetuating: Griffith Park and the 5 are nowhere near the beach. You have to take the 10 all the way to west LA, past the 405 to get to the beaches. If you follow their directions, you're going to end up in Glendale, and they're all going to be wondering "whuuuuuuuyoudoin'ere?"
whats great is hes the writer of the skit... but others make him break some times ... its so funny watching the cast trying to keep it together while giving driving directions... lol..
Have you seen the dress rehearsal, where Armisen surprised everyone with that now-classic twisted-up calisthenic of a "eeewwwatar yeeewww doing here" for the first time? Try searching "snl californians rehearsal". It's beautiful!
Fred said "What are you doin here" with a normal voice during reads and rehearsal. When it came to do the actual sketch he delivers "Whadrruuuuuduinhere" in that way for the first time " Hader did not know and could barely hold it.
I feel like Bill Hader's reputation for breaking is 100% Fred Armisen's fault. When they're in a sketch together Fred is always laser focused on destroying him and it's hilarious.
And Mulaney was also intentionally trying to break him! Everyone was gunning for him. Bill's corpsing is funny because he's desperately trying to control himself. Jimmy Fallon's laughter always seemed like he just didn't give a shit.
@@circling-girl I thought it seemed more like Fallon's breaks were originally accidental, but over time he switched and was trying to make breaking part of his persona.
@@greebler_elf I think you got it exactly! I feel like Jimmy might have been able to get out of the habit if he tried back in the day, now it's part of his persona. For Bill it's more like a flaw he's constantly fighting and I just want to give him a hug as I laugh myself to tears 😂
I agree. Especially with Hader almost losing it entirely behind her. I love the meta humor of it all. It’s such a ridiculous skit and the accents are so funny.
You should vote for some leaders who can guarantee your water supply. Like, 900 miles of coastline, and you're running out of water?? Friggen' joke to us Texans.
@@fatimacabrera8659 Humor should be based on certain amount of truth . Thing is as a California native third generation I am sick of stereotypes that mostly exist in the minds of outsiders.
My family and I recently learned about the Californians. We are from California. We have since started talking to each other like this for fun. From my 7 year old all the way to the 45 year old. We even have a huge mirror that we like to finish the skit with. We have so much fun with it.
This documentary really helped me learn the language and culture before I moved to California. This is a must for anyone visiting or moving to California.
“Let’s sit down in these Mexican country-style chairs.... These Californian oak chairs....These coastal living-style chairs.... This Sequoia seating arrangement.” I love the descriptions. 🤣
@@wombatcube That's part of it, but talking about streets and highways like they do in the sketches is a very Los Angeles thing. It's not even a southern California thing, it's specifically just the LA metro area.
@@wombatcube- In LA (west of Downtown) from almost Long Beach up into The (San Fernando) Valley, whenever people arrive to a location, especially if they are late, they proceed to tell the person they meet the route they took and frequently that other person then responds with an alternate route that would have been faster (in their mind). Also, if someone says "I've gotta go, because I have to drive to _______.", they will be asked which route that they are planning to take and then, if that is not the best route in someone else's mind, they will then suggest an alternate route. It also occurs between people who have seniority in LA vs people who are new. In 2007 I had a friend call me via Skype from LA... I was living on another continent, but had lived in LA a number of years, and he was asking me for suggestions on which route to take to get to the meeting he was going to. It is soooooo LA/SoCal.
It’s a real thing in L.A. It’s like talking about the weather anywhere else. It’s just something to talk about. When you live and commute in L.A. and spend 2-5 hours of every day in traffic, it ends up being a big part of your life lol
@@Mandapanda. The 405 is only a regional interstate. It branches off from I-5 in centralish LA County, only to merge back like 100-150 miles later in southern Orange County. It sort of parallels I-5 and the Pacific Coast Highway (CA-1), running between them.
As a native born and raised Californian (Los Angeles), these skits just kill me. I wonder how folks who are not aware of CA view these skits. For us, they are pure GOLD and so accurate.
I’m in Maryland so I can’t talk about the accuracy of direction giving, but definitely love these skits. Reading other Californian comments sounds like the directions is very accurate.
Bro this skit is part of our culture, also born and raised in LA. The jokes just land so well when you're familiar with every street/area they're talking about.
That's such a traffic jam. You might as well take Lincoln to the car wash, make a left on Venice until you get to the Fatburger, then take the 405 down to La Cienenga, and then make a right before the Carl's Jr.
My family is from California. And it truly is! My uncle called my dad at one point and started giving directions on the phone to my dad and he just started laughing because it reminded him of this.
I didn't realize how Californian I was until I had a two minute conversation with a guy I did not know and we covered traffic and alternate routes on how to get from the San bernardino mountains to L.A. , wine and weather. After the conversation I proceeded to look for somewhere to see my reflection lol.
I tell young people all the time that studying Geography in school is important. So you want have any problems knowing where you're at and how you got there.
She's my favorite part of these, but it's close. Her playing "Brad, the male gard-ner..." cracks me up every single time, without fail. Also the way the says "Marina del Rey". I've lived in southern CA almost my entire life & have met dozens, if not hundreds of people who are basically the real life version of her character. It's obviously way over the top, but also somehow hilariously accurate.
"Let's sit on these Mexican country style chairs." It cracks me up when Fred tells the style of the chairs. The Californians is one of my favorite SNL skits ever.
The accuracy of this sketch is so fantastic. I live in Los Angeles, and no joke, all of us talk about our drives and the streets we take all the time. I find myself just doing it in random conversations at restaurants with friends or at a party, then remembering this sketch, and just laughing to myself. It’s so spot on.
I just had a conversation with a friend about whether to take the 101 to his place or the 170 to the 5 to the 118 and had a debate on whether the traffic on the 101 was bad enough during that time of the day to justify the 7 miles extra of the latter route. Yeah... traffic and routes are a common discussion here.
@ deniseloc1, I'm a truck driver from NC, when I deliver & pickup freight in S. California the traffic always blows my mind...Yes I can understand why shortcuts are critical.
I once spent 3 hours stuck on the 405, I was going from NoHo to Malibu and it was summertime. Ended up with a leg cramp and haven't been back since, that was 10 years ago.
I am a Californian and When living in Florida as soon as I started saying, "...so I take the 74 and merge to the 4..." the woman I was talking to said, "You have got to be Californian."
@@V.E.R.O. In Florida they don't use "the" before the highway number, and instead use "interstate or highway" and they tell directions based upon the "turnpikes."
@@Alaina-w6y Interesting, I lived on the East Coast for 4 years and never noticed lmao! I don't remember if I used "the" back then, I probably didn't cause I learned to drive in Puerto Rico. The only highway I remember from the East Coast is I-95.
my daily drive is through downtown on the 110S, and get off on Olympic. everyday is traffic, at every moment. i sometimes drive through los Feliz and then to Colorado. this is my life... every day
@@babyg9091 Hey you misspelled "I have an inferiority complex because LA, where I'm obviously not from, is always the topic of conversation when Cali comes up."
@@tahneeeubanks1412 deadass laughing all LA/whole country saying HELLA because the bay EVERYTHING y'all say everything you wear EVERYTHING period try to be like us im crying laughing at how you misspelled I WISH I WAS AS DOPE AS FRISCO FOLKS BUT IM JUST KILL MYSELF BECAUSE I NEVER WILL BE 🤣🤣🤣
Elsie Dirks Lol as a born and raised Northern Californian (from Bay Area..more specifically Silicon Valley) I’m pretty sure it’s only accurate for SoCal.
@@UnwaveringBackBone its the worst freeway in the United States. In rush hour traffic, it can take 50 minutes to go 10 miles. From the San Fernando Valley to San Diego, it's always stop and go traffic. Any day of the week.
About to move to California and someone said you will need to get used to how they talk and give directions. Then I remembered SNL did skitch about Californians and now rewatching them all to get me ready for life in CA. Thanks SNL. LOL
Armisen and Hader wrote the initial sketch after realizing they all talked about directions when they would get back to New York from LA. They also based the voices on Dana Carvey's children.
A few years ago I visited some colleagues in California and at a certain point they literally did break into talking about highway directions. These sketches are 100% true
@@jordaneggerman4734- Had my first education about the midwest (Ohio, Michigan, Minnesota, & Wisconsin at least) when I worked in Colorado one ski season. That's where I learned that Michigan & Wisconsin people explain where they are from by showing you their hand. And they had a funny accent and used different vocabulary.
Dude, if you need problems solved, head over to east LA by Dodgers stadium, there's a small restaurant called El Tepyac, just ask for Cesar. He does take American Express.
I seriously hope this means Bill Hader is going to be announced for this season as a host and we're going to be blessed with ANOTHER Californians sketch...
Mick Jagger as a Californian is one of the funniest things I've ever seen. Then I started reading the comments and saw that most of the ones from actual Californians complain that the directions aren't accurate, but not even one "we don't talk like that." 😂
@hi! I meant the directions they give are right cause I follow them. It's the accent that we don't use, that "valley girl" twang. But yeah, we interperse the occasional "dude" and of course "the" before naming a freeway. There's so much that's funny about "the Californians:" everybody has the same shade of honey-blond hair, the mirror to express vanity, check out Jeremy Renner's bounce walk to the "Californian rattan chairs."
As a Southern California born and raised, the freeway grid is like a tattoo on your brain from the time you start getting your directional bearing and driving. It's the imprint, so explaining it this way makes sense.
Fred Armisen is one of the most outlandishly brilliant sketch comedy actors and writers ever. He was the highlight of this cast, and then went on to greater things with Portlandia.
Okay, the sketch is funny. But Fred Armisen is terrible. Unbearably awkward. This is one of the few sketches I can watch with him in it and not feel incredibly uncomfortable. Portlandia is just cringe comedy. I have to leave the room when it’s on because it makes me so uncomfortable.
@@ethan19942012 Okie doke 👌 You do understand that Portlandia is cringe comedy because Portland culture is cringe? That’s kind of the whole point of the show.
@Franklin Franklinson True im an east coaster and my GF's is from CA. So when we were in CA, i was like "hey lets go to the Getty museum" and she came out with the whole plan of action on what roads to take etc. It just made me crack up n think of this clip. As an east coaster i was thinking we would just get the tickets and go lol.
@@wannaberocker331 It's getting bad in San Diego as well- no where near LA but getting bad with traffic. We have to base every single thing we do on the traffic. It sucks. This wanna be accent is so off-
As a Californian it confirms that most of the country thinks that California stops once you get outside of LA. There are funny parts but it always seemed like a low effort skit that wasted some of the most talented cast members of all time by having them make funny faces and mug at the camera while saying predictable drivel for 3 minutes. Definitely one of the more hit or miss recurring sketches of this Era.
That's the Keanu Reeves surfer parody voice! After the Bill and Ted sequel the surfers couldn't take the embarrassment anymore and dropped it. As someone who's spent endless hours trying to get through LA during peak rush hours this was hilarious, almost made me cry. Didn't because..because LA traffic. Stop by that Zankou Chicken, there's five I think, Soo good! The one on Sepulveda has parking in back;)
Can you believe I had watched this for the third time, and still had no idea who the dude was and why he got such applause. The make up was very done well.
But soooooooo funny like OMG. I'm not offended. Get the stick outta your California butts people or Karens. It's so ridiculous. I am laughing out loud!!!,😆😆😆😅😅😄😄😎😎😎😃😃😂
It's a joke Californian buttholes!!! I lived in Cali for 38 years. Get over yourselves Karens in the Wild!!! This is why people who visit friends in Cali think we act like stuck up bitches. You say ur burthurt? I'm butthurt you butthurt! If u can't stand the heat grow a pair you girly man. SMH.
The Californians is comedy gold. I'm from Essex England and these sketches could have been filmed in Brentwood just change the the 5 for the A12. I'm sure you Yanks are already aware but Christian Applegate is a national treasure, that pout made me spit my tea out. Her MS is heartbreaking she'll always be a comedy legend in my book.
“Let’s sit down in these Mexican country-style chairs.... These Californian oak chairs....These coastal living-style chairs.... This Sequoia seating arrangement.” 🤣
Yeah, I feel like some of the hosts don't fully know the accent/fry they're going for (which is funny in itself) but she nails it lol. "Don't get bananas."
@@snufffilms5036 - I've lived in San Diego and Wilmette, a Chicago suburb, and I can confirm you both sound exactly like that. One of the reasons I moved.
@@terryro761 - Thanks for that! I was just sitting here wondering if I were to exit at the golf course would I experience heavy traffic. I'll sleep better tonight.
I saw this skit before I moved to California. After having lived in California for several years now --I can honestly say this an accurate portrayal of native Californians. Too funny! Well done SNL!
No native acts like this 😂 I think it represents transplants like yourself after a few months of living here Or at least the Hispanic natives don’t act like this
I'm from Spain, I lived in California in 2012, by the time these skits were being aired. Whereas the accents are oviously over the top, the fact that people SPENT HOURS TALKING ABOUT HOW TO GET PLACES BY CAR is PAINFULLY REAL :P
This is so true! In Los Angeles any conversation about anything at all always turns into a discussion of traffic, highways, exits and shortcuts. Hysterically funny.
Im from Aus and I caught up with a friend - somewhere in in West Hollywood - and this happened! I was heading back to Venice and Lincoln Boulevarde and the freeway entered the conversation - serious stuff too lol. I laughed, it was great.
@@johns5558 I was leaving Hollywood and I had to text a friend at various times to continue giving me ways out of Hollywood. (Every time I tried a new route, it would end up being *jammed.* 😁)
THE BEST PART ABOUT THIS is in an interview Bill Hader talked about Fred making him break the most. He cited this sketch as one of those moments. Supposedly, Fred had practiced his first line to Bill the "what are you doing here?" in his regular voice. But when they were going live, he did it like he did it for the first time ever, and Bill & Kristen looked at each other like wtf? and laughing. And it's so funny knowing that and seeing this now because you can totally tell Kristen and Bill are trying not to break.
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My husband grew up in in Los Angeles. I showed him this video and he kept interrupting to correct their directions.
😂😂😂😂
Lollllllllllll!!÷
Imma nj native who lived in LA for 12 yrs
...i only got a tASTE of driving in alllll that traffic during the day wen i first moved there. Then i switched up my days for nites and so driving after 10 pm anywhere is sooooooo much easier if u wanna not rip out your hair livin in LA
you dont have a husband
Terese Durand Fuck the Bay Area.
This skit is so stupid it's funny
As someone who lives in Los Angeles, I won't stand for these outrageous lies that these sketches are perpetuating: Griffith Park and the 5 are nowhere near the beach. You have to take the 10 all the way to west LA, past the 405 to get to the beaches. If you follow their directions, you're going to end up in Glendale, and they're all going to be wondering "whuuuuuuuyoudoin'ere?"
Based on your name, I’m pretty sure that you’re 21 Jump Streeting with your partner John Nottacop.
I've seen your comments on 2 snl sketches today lol
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If you take the 5 far enough south, you will eventually hit the beach, but you’ll be in Orange County, past Long Beach.
born in san diego-BEST COMMENT EEEVVVUUUUUUHHHHHRRR!!!!
Bill Hader trying so desperately not to lose it is the greatest sight ever
Obviously you've never seen Adam sandler try not to lose it when Chris Farley is being Chris Farley
@@lego4271 they're both funny
Nah, Larry David losing it completely in rehearsals is funnier.
whats great is hes the writer of the skit... but others make him break some times ... its so funny watching the cast trying to keep it together while giving driving directions... lol..
Have you seen the dress rehearsal, where Armisen surprised everyone with that now-classic twisted-up calisthenic of a "eeewwwatar yeeewww doing here" for the first time? Try searching "snl californians rehearsal". It's beautiful!
"Get on the 405 until you can't take it anymore."
Now that's just cold blooded.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The worst freeway in LA so that's literally torture
Hey, the 405 isn’t as bad as the 101 except once you get to Camarillo 😂
"to Ventura??" ha ha
Fun fact, the 405 ends up at Pretend City, Children's Museum.
Bill Hader desperately trying not to laugh is pure gold.
Fred said "What are you doin here" with a normal voice during reads and rehearsal. When it came to do the actual sketch he delivers "Whadrruuuuuduinhere" in that way for the first time " Hader did not know and could barely hold it.
100th like
Agreed. I also feel the same with Kristin Wiigs character; especially when she says, “amazing.”
Those two are hilarious in these sketches.
@Love bruh get that negativity outta here
@Love OOOHWHOOOATUROUUU DOIN HEREE????
I feel like Bill Hader's reputation for breaking is 100% Fred Armisen's fault. When they're in a sketch together Fred is always laser focused on destroying him and it's hilarious.
Mullaney's Stefan gags also caused them. Weirdly I find his breaks endearing whereas Fallon's always seemed intetional.
And Mulaney was also intentionally trying to break him! Everyone was gunning for him. Bill's corpsing is funny because he's desperately trying to control himself. Jimmy Fallon's laughter always seemed like he just didn't give a shit.
@@circling-girl I thought it seemed more like Fallon's breaks were originally accidental, but over time he switched and was trying to make breaking part of his persona.
The difference is that jimmy just leaned into it, whereas hader *hated* breaking
@@greebler_elf I think you got it exactly! I feel like Jimmy might have been able to get out of the habit if he tried back in the day, now it's part of his persona. For Bill it's more like a flaw he's constantly fighting and I just want to give him a hug as I laugh myself to tears 😂
the funniest line of the whole fucking thing “stuart?! at this time of day?! it’s gonna be jaämmed”
I agree. Especially with Hader almost losing it entirely behind her. I love the meta humor of it all. It’s such a ridiculous skit and the accents are so funny.
When Mick Jagger looked him in the eye and said “Stuart” had me dead.
@@Sohrin305 i want to understand this! why is it meta lol?
Are you crazy?
i say this so much that my family will randomly blurt this out unprovoked throughout the day
One of the best sketches ever. I've lived in California my entire life. These people actually exist lmao
They do! I'm lifelong Napa valley to San Diego. It's all true
Really?? These people or people like these??😊
Whaat ere yeu talking abouuut
Yes. I know some❤
Where?
I live in L.A. and nearly choked on my avocado toast from laughter...
Was the toast gluten free :D
@@suzane3751 Actually, yes!
Was the avocado carbohydrate free?
You should vote for some leaders who can guarantee your water supply. Like, 900 miles of coastline, and you're running out of water?? Friggen' joke to us Texans.
@@norrismantooth3 Apparently education is a joke too, if you are an example. Do you think that your drinking water is coming from the Gulf?
“Wheeahwturr yiuoue deieouing heeurr?!”
“That sonds so good. I’ll bring some Califounia graaps for us to shaa.”
@ Kam B. - I don't speak Californian, could you please be translating?
tecums3h “What are you doing here?”
@@kaylaburrell4637 Hey! I'm not there but......how do you know where I live!?
Nice work
I have a slight suspicion that the 1.1k dislikes are all just from Californians who got annoyed and kept correcting their directions
No , it is from natives who find this snotty and inaccurate.
Perhaps
Norm Ellison I don’t think people watch snl skits because of their accuracy
@@fatimacabrera8659 Humor should be based on certain amount of truth . Thing is as a California native third generation I am sick of stereotypes that mostly exist in the minds of outsiders.
Norm Ellison a lot of humor is exaggerated and that’s why people find it funny. But I’m no one to say what all humor has to be.
My family and I recently learned about the Californians. We are from California. We have since started talking to each other like this for fun. From my 7 year old all the way to the 45 year old. We even have a huge mirror that we like to finish the skit with. We have so much fun with it.
From the 10 all the way to the 505? Nooh wehh
Hilarious 😆
That’s awesome 😂
Us too 😂
I love this 😂
This documentary really helped me learn the language and culture before I moved to California. This is a must for anyone visiting or moving to California.
Seriously.... omg
Except it doesn't really capture just how much we talk about our roads, freeways, avocados, and Mexican blankets.
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As a Californian this is pretty accurate at least for SoCal lol
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“At this time of dayh?! It’s going to be jahmmed! Are you crazah?!”
No they just lost their myinds
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Burr Anderson - I’m surprised you didn’t correct any of my spelling mistakes...
@Burr Anderson Or how about you just get on the 5, go up to Magic Mountain, get on Riddler’s Revenge and never get off!
I said get in the on ramp to the 405 and get outta here, lmfao.
“Let’s sit down in these Mexican country-style chairs.... These Californian oak chairs....These coastal living-style chairs.... This Sequoia seating arrangement.” I love the descriptions. 🤣
And it’s the same chair with different accessories!
It’s so true though, lol. Every piece of furniture has either a story or brand attached.
@@cardfavoritesandsuch4887 yea my grandparents always have to mention their chinese handcrafted furniture
"The Balloon Basket made of California rattan"
"Neutral tone fruitwood chairs"
I've lived in California my whole life and this is not a comedy, it's a documentary.
rad, dude
👏🏻💎😎🏆ehhhzaacklea!!!
Totally !!
Really? That's hilarious!
I never got this humor until i actually moved to LA - then realized it’s completely accurate. It’s painfully accurate.
I always thought they were making fun of Laguna Beach (the tv show)
@@wombatcube That's part of it, but talking about streets and highways like they do in the sketches is a very Los Angeles thing. It's not even a southern California thing, it's specifically just the LA metro area.
Billy Everyteen i feel like it's also in OC as well though, i'm from there and still sound like this even though i moved away years ago lmfao
@@wombatcube- In LA (west of Downtown) from almost Long Beach up into The (San Fernando) Valley, whenever people arrive to a location, especially if they are late, they proceed to tell the person they meet the route they took and frequently that other person then responds with an alternate route that would have been faster (in their mind).
Also, if someone says "I've gotta go, because I have to drive to _______.", they will be asked which route that they are planning to take and then, if that is not the best route in someone else's mind, they will then suggest an alternate route.
It also occurs between people who have seniority in LA vs people who are new. In 2007 I had a friend call me via Skype from LA... I was living on another continent, but had lived in LA a number of years, and he was asking me for suggestions on which route to take to get to the meeting he was going to. It is soooooo LA/SoCal.
It’s a real thing in L.A. It’s like talking about the weather anywhere else. It’s just something to talk about. When you live and commute in L.A. and spend 2-5 hours of every day in traffic, it ends up being a big part of your life lol
This was the best cast years since the mid 90's
No one asked you Devon.
Facts
+164 beers for this man. And...whatever his like count is after this.
I'd go even further and say it was the best cast the show has ever had
@@tmac8892 Nobody asked you to respond.
"Get on the 405 until you can't take it anymore!" I'm gonna use that insult sometime 😂
I definitely would be offended if this was said to me. Do you know how horrible the 405 is?! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Seriously it's the worst. 😂 😂
Oh I love you guys lol! I’m in Kansas so I don’t get these highways lmao
@@Mandapanda. The 405 is only a regional interstate. It branches off from I-5 in centralish LA County, only to merge back like 100-150 miles later in southern Orange County. It sort of parallels I-5 and the Pacific Coast Highway (CA-1), running between them.
The 101 is pretty bad too
As a native born and raised Californian (Los Angeles), these skits just kill me. I wonder how folks who are not aware of CA view these skits. For us, they are pure GOLD and so accurate.
Does it ever get tiring talking directions so much?
I’m in Maryland so I can’t talk about the accuracy of direction giving, but definitely love these skits. Reading other Californian comments sounds like the directions is very accurate.
Is it based on any real soaps like 90210?
I'm Italian and I'm learning, here hahaha
Bro this skit is part of our culture, also born and raised in LA. The jokes just land so well when you're familiar with every street/area they're talking about.
I want a t-shirt saying "Devon, whaaderyuudoinheer?"
Aye schaad geddaaddaheeeeer!
Make it ! :)
Oh my GOD, me too. Desperately.
That would be amahhzang. Tootally amahhzang.
That's such a good idea!
If you dislike this video, get on the 10 and get out of here.
THAT'S ALMOST LAAAHNG BEACH MAYN!!!
I Know right lol its so fucking hilarious lol
Continue driving until you can't take it anymore...🤭
@SuiGen3ris - yaasssssss
That's such a traffic jam. You might as well take Lincoln to the car wash, make a left on Venice until you get to the Fatburger, then take the 405 down to La Cienenga, and then make a right before the Carl's Jr.
As someone who lives in California, the fact that they’re always giving directions, is 100% accurate
True, Im in Aus, caught up with an LA friend in LA and this happened.
My family is from California. And it truly is! My uncle called my dad at one point and started giving directions on the phone to my dad and he just started laughing because it reminded him of this.
It's so dead on accurate.
But why? 🤔
Yo foreal
It's very considerate of Californians to make sure nobody ever gets lost.
The actors breaking character honestly makes these funnier!!
Agreed
That and the recurring jokes are all that is funny about this sketch.
It's so bad you can't look away. I love this sketch.
Curtis Arrington agreed!
wAit, Hooooow do you kNow ThaT?
Wait, is there a non bloopers version of this?
When I heard I was accepted to grad school in California, I watched this to study what my new life would be like
That's amyazang! I bet you fit right in, after you arrived at the airport, took the 405 to the 10 and took that all the way to your destination.
WHy
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OMG! That’s so funny!!!
@@alexwork4829 whatryoudoinghere, you want to take sepulveda North until you see pho#536 on the right, then you take a left and go forever
I didn't realize how Californian I was until I had a two minute conversation with a guy I did not know and we covered traffic and alternate routes on how to get from the San bernardino mountains to L.A. , wine and weather. After the conversation I proceeded to look for somewhere to see my reflection lol.
Lol 😂 🏙🛣🛤🛣🛤🛣🛣🏘🏗🎭💃🏻🕺🏻🛋🎆🎇
I tell young people all the time that studying Geography in school is important. So you want have any problems knowing where you're at and how you got there.
Hahahahahahahahahahaha
This is hilarious!
Omg that is so funny! Hahaha “to look for somewhere to see your reflection why california’s do that though i do that myself but im pacific islander 🤣
Hands down, one of SNL’s most genius sketches!
“The photography in this is OM-YA-ZON”
Wiig is too good
@Andrew Don lol you copied this comment from someone else
I think he meant until the 405 ends which it's the I-5
@@poltronafrau the 4 idiots that liked his comment and I see the original right below main comment 😂
She's my favorite part of these, but it's close. Her playing "Brad, the male gard-ner..." cracks me up every single time, without fail. Also the way the says "Marina del Rey". I've lived in southern CA almost my entire life & have met dozens, if not hundreds of people who are basically the real life version of her character. It's obviously way over the top, but also somehow hilariously accurate.
Wiig was literally why I watched SNL for seven yrs straight lol
Native Californian here. This documentary on our culture is awesome.
Makes you guys look like a bunch of dumb cunts
As a native Californian and Angeleno, I also approve of this documentary series.
Right? It’s perfect!
Or “lack o’ “ culture ??” 😂😂. ( sorry). ❤ ☀️🤣 🚗 🚗 🚙
"Let's sit on these Mexican country style chairs." It cracks me up when Fred tells the style of the chairs. The Californians is one of my favorite SNL skits ever.
😂😂😂😂😂
Jeden DwaTrzy Mine too but it's even better when he laughs. 😂
They are trying so hard not to crack up.
I just love these. I grew up around this. Makes me homesick.
Shirley Rombough it’s Fred Armisen that cracks people up. You can see people struggling to keep it in every time Fred talks. It’s hilarious.
The accuracy of this sketch is so fantastic. I live in Los Angeles, and no joke, all of us talk about our drives and the streets we take all the time. I find myself just doing it in random conversations at restaurants with friends or at a party, then remembering this sketch, and just laughing to myself. It’s so spot on.
I need Fred Arminsens voice for my GPS.
If you make a wrong turn, will it say “eeeuwhatreyoudoinghere?”
I love how he said go home now.
"You've arrived at your destination, where you belahng!"
He's the best one IMO
Brilliant
I always thought this sketch was ridiculous until I visited LA for the first time. This is accurate.
I just had a conversation with a friend about whether to take the 101 to his place or the 170 to the 5 to the 118 and had a debate on whether the traffic on the 101 was bad enough during that time of the day to justify the 7 miles extra of the latter route. Yeah... traffic and routes are a common discussion here.
You didn’t meet any native LA people 😂
amyazang!
yest it is and, yes it is🙃
@@thomassmart4088 i saw your comment just as she said that!
Yes we do talk about freeways, routes and short cuts all the time
@ deniseloc1, I'm a truck driver from NC, when I deliver & pickup freight in S. California the traffic always blows my mind...Yes I can understand why shortcuts are critical.
I knew it!!!!!! 😉
In NYC we talk about what subways we took and how screwed up they were.
Yep we do! So much traffic all the time lol
deniseloc1 : I’m done 😂
"Get on the 405 until you cant take it anymore!".... this is what gave the antibodies needed to treat my depressive state for today. 😂😂😂😂😂
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W ❤❤is 😂😢😂❤😂❤
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There is no Premium Outlets in Calabassas...everyone knows they're in Camarillo, just off the 101 past the In-and-Out Burger before you get to Oxnard.
KC Baker 🤣 I hate you so much. I know exactly what you talking about.
Tell me why I was also thinking about this
In cam
Yup either take the Carmen or Los Posas exits. Sex check out Edwards Theater while around this area.
Found the 6 real californians watching a RUclips video about Californians. They commented on the directions (not *hey we dont talk like that* )
“I was thinking of extending the sunroom into the porch” most underrated line 😂
Ahmahgawd, they have both?? Luckehhh xD
I live in California is this 100% how we talk when getting on the 405 to the 101 and exiting Hollywood blvd
Unless it's 2:am and you're so tired you miss that stupid left lane 101 fork and don't realize it until you're half way to Burbank!
This is how I talk getting on the 605, to the 5, to the 10, and exiting on Beach Blvd.
On your left and right, if you go under the Hollywood Freeway you'll see homeless people in tents yaahh.
Being from the east coast don't know what you mean?
@@suki9317 explain
I lived in California for 11 years. In my opinion, this is inequitably and without question, accurate.
"Get on the 405 until you can't take it anymore." That's about 2 minutes, believe me.
LOL!!!!!!
Like, like to Vyenturra?
Lol
It’s the exact same on the 405 near Seattle, LOL
I once spent 3 hours stuck on the 405, I was going from NoHo to Malibu and it was summertime. Ended up with a leg cramp and haven't been back since, that was 10 years ago.
I am a Californian and When living in Florida as soon as I started saying, "...so I take the 74 and merge to the 4..." the woman I was talking to said, "You have got to be Californian."
@Samara Hamilton It's like totally the thing to do.
Your so cool 👍
LOL! So how do they give directions in Florida?
@@V.E.R.O. In Florida they don't use "the" before the highway number, and instead use "interstate or highway" and they tell directions based upon the "turnpikes."
@@Alaina-w6y Interesting, I lived on the East Coast for 4 years and never noticed lmao! I don't remember if I used "the" back then, I probably didn't cause I learned to drive in Puerto Rico. The only highway I remember from the East Coast is I-95.
i'm emotionally invested in this show
It's the music and mirror gazing 😂😂😂
Me too. 😂
Jamal The Noble Nerd You won comment of the day. 😂
Samedt
Was that Mick Jagger playing the father?😮
Bill and Kristin trying not to laugh in the first part has me in stitches 😂
Born and raised in Los Angeles. Yes, our entire lives revolve around freeways and traffic. 😂
my daily drive is through downtown on the 110S, and get off on Olympic. everyday is traffic, at every moment. i sometimes drive through los Feliz and then to Colorado. this is my life... every day
NEWSFLASH ::: lala land weirdos ain't the whole state y'all hella fuckin weird another reason to hate the dodgers watching this bulllshit
@@babyg9091 Hey you misspelled "I have an inferiority complex because LA, where I'm obviously not from, is always the topic of conversation when Cali comes up."
@@tahneeeubanks1412 deadass laughing all LA/whole country saying HELLA because the bay EVERYTHING y'all say everything you wear EVERYTHING period try to be like us im crying laughing at how you misspelled I WISH I WAS AS DOPE AS FRISCO FOLKS BUT IM JUST KILL MYSELF BECAUSE I NEVER WILL BE 🤣🤣🤣
@@babyg9091 Why don't you take the 405 to Balboa, make a left, go past Reseda and gethteheallouttahere.
I just moved to California and i cant believe how accurate this is
Elsie Dirks Lol as a born and raised Northern Californian (from Bay Area..more specifically Silicon Valley) I’m pretty sure it’s only accurate for SoCal.
Really??!!😱🤣
I've never been so I need you to tell us about the 405.
@@UnwaveringBackBone its the worst freeway in the United States. In rush hour traffic, it can take 50 minutes to go 10 miles. From the San Fernando Valley to San Diego, it's always stop and go traffic. Any day of the week.
@@jokeroneninesevenzero sounds pretty awful. I heard you guys have a carpool lane
“Stuart you never told me you had a dad” hahaha Kristen wiig is the snl queen
@John Barber no you cant change Kate move on
About to move to California and someone said you will need to get used to how they talk and give directions. Then I remembered SNL did skitch about Californians and now rewatching them all to get me ready for life in CA. Thanks SNL. LOL
You're moving *to* California? Good luck man. I escaped . Never looking back.
Ur right noone should come here ever. For gods sakes i hopenpeople stop moving here @@shawncarter7188
It’s nothing like Greensboro 😉
@@createyourworld365 Thank God!
@@shawncarter7188I live in Northern California. It's paradise. I'll never leave or live in a red state. Stifling.
"whuuuuuderyoudoinheurrr???" LMAO
ooooooOOOOOOOUUUUUDURYUODYUINGHYÁURH????
"Think u should just go home Devin"
I just ordered this T-shirt. I can't wait to show it to my Californian friends:)
www.amazon.com/dp/B08PFXSJPV
I'm appalled at the lack of an In N Out reference.
TheLAKERSareGodsTeam or Starbucks haha
@@spitwaste1606 Bullshit. Starbucks is from Seattle. Fuck them.
In n Out sucks tho
@Jan Michael Vincent Maybe it's like that in California, but not Texas
@@farhan022692 Yee yeeee Whataburger is where it's at
Armisen and Hader wrote the initial sketch after realizing they all talked about directions when they would get back to New York from LA. They also based the voices on Dana Carvey's children.
Oh........ *OHHHHHHH NOOOOOOOO*
Dana's son recently passed away from an overdose..........
According to Bill Hader on Seth Myers' show, Armisen and James Anderson wrote the original sketch.
@@Sonichero151 That's so sad. I'm sorry to hear that.
What a shame about Dana’s son. 😭 😭. Rest In Sad Peace … ☮️
@@Sonichero151 took the 405 to heaven
A few years ago I visited some colleagues in California and at a certain point they literally did break into talking about highway directions. These sketches are 100% true
Strangest comedy I've ever seen. It's hilarious for reasons I cannot explain.
I know right. I'm from Oklahoma and I can't get enough of it
You must not be from California
Its obvious what the premise is?
@@sirprince9734 be nice and speak simple so the Okies can understand
@@sirprince9734 What is the premise?
Joe Rogan: "You can't make fun of a California accent, what are you going to do? speak clear and concise?"
SNL:
LOL!
Joe Rogan sure do be a dumb
The midwest has the most clear and concise way of speaking.
@@TheDw3a being from the Midwest, I'm pretty sure all of us who could get out, went to California or Colorado lol
@@jordaneggerman4734- Had my first education about the midwest (Ohio, Michigan, Minnesota, & Wisconsin at least) when I worked in Colorado one ski season. That's where I learned that Michigan & Wisconsin people explain where they are from by showing you their hand. And they had a funny accent and used different vocabulary.
I think Fred's goal became to say, "What are you doing here?" in as few syllables as possible.
Richard Thompson and the EUUHHHHHGG in as many as possible
Wheuryu’uingair?
To hardly move his mouth and that one where he barely did nearly broke them all 😂
I've lived in Bay Area all my life, but I'm familiar with Southern California driving. These sketches are TOO funny, I literally had tears!
The therapeutic value of watching Mick Jagger do a believable albeit exaggerated Southern California accent cannot be underestimated.
Pretty much what all Brits trying to do an American accent sound like.
I was wondering who that was.
Yup, he was the only one exaggerating.
He is a true legend. His wit is surely what keeps him young. he is the best.
funnist thing ever
Love how none of the problems actually get solved
Good Citizen, for what purpose standeth "the mirror of RESOLUTION?"
Yeah they were to busy fighting about traffic routes! Lol 😂 🛤🛣🛤🛣🛤🛣🏙🏝🏄🛣🛣🛤🏘🏗
What's a "solved"?
Yep.
Dude, if you need problems solved, head over to east LA by Dodgers stadium, there's a small restaurant called El Tepyac, just ask for Cesar. He does take American Express.
I seriously hope this means Bill Hader is going to be announced for this season as a host and we're going to be blessed with ANOTHER Californians sketch...
That would be nice as it would have to use a different network most likely since Soap Net is gone
Yeah, fingers crossed for Hader hosting again. Especially since Barry season 3 isn't airing for like another year and I miss him already.
AND maybe "Stefon" will make an appearance on Weekend Update. ;)
@@01FozzyS maybe? Everyone who buys a ticket expects to see Bill dressed like a party monster and laugh at his own jokes
Omg yes!!!! That would be amazing!
No matter how many times I watch these I still laugh out loud! The final mirror scenes are outrageously funny.
Mick Jagger as a Californian is one of the funniest things I've ever seen. Then I started reading the comments and saw that most of the ones from actual Californians complain that the directions aren't accurate, but not even one "we don't talk like that." 😂
No, they're spot on. They make it sound easier than it is to drive though. In l.a. you've got to be defensively aggressive.
@hi! I meant the directions they give are right cause I follow them. It's the accent that we don't use, that "valley girl" twang. But yeah, we interperse the occasional "dude" and of course "the" before naming a freeway. There's so much that's funny about "the Californians:" everybody has the same shade of honey-blond hair, the mirror to express vanity, check out Jeremy Renner's bounce walk to the "Californian rattan chairs."
i was ike is thet old John Mulaney
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Which one is Mick Jagger?
“Errr...wHaT aRe YoU dOiN’ hErE?!”
ooooooooWhet er yewwdoinher?!
Weeerrr wwaatching daaahh Caahlifouhrniaanns , part wohn ! Woohnnderrring wares part too ...
Rougarou lmao my fave part 😂😂😂
I absolutely LOVE how Kristen does the accent, fuckin hilarious
"I'll bring some California grops for us to shar." 🤣🤣🤣🍇
Her accent is the most accurate of anyone, by far.
@@dazem8 lmfaaaoooo
"At this time of daaa? It's gonna be jaaaamed! Are you crazaaaa?"
Hers was the best and most accurate, along with the girl playing Mick Jagger’s wife
I’m an Uber driver in LA and even though I have a GPS guiding me, Californians still give me directions just like this. 😂
Dude, I grew up in California but didn’t drive for years and am a landmark person. Its like they’re speaking Greek
As a Southern California born and raised, the freeway grid is like a tattoo on your brain from the time you start getting your directional bearing and driving. It's the imprint, so explaining it this way makes sense.
Fred Armisen is one of the most outlandishly brilliant sketch comedy actors and writers ever. He was the highlight of this cast, and then went on to greater things with Portlandia.
Okay, the sketch is funny. But Fred Armisen is terrible. Unbearably awkward. This is one of the few sketches I can watch with him in it and not feel incredibly uncomfortable.
Portlandia is just cringe comedy. I have to leave the room when it’s on because it makes me so uncomfortable.
@@ethan19942012 Okie doke 👌 You do understand that Portlandia is cringe comedy because Portland culture is cringe? That’s kind of the whole point of the show.
@@GinjaNinja77 Portland is the worst city in the entire world.
Fred as the cannibal inmate on last man on earth is hilarious
He’s a masterclass comedian, in all facets.
Its funny because ppl from california are literally constantly talking about traffic everytime they talk about going out.
@Franklin Franklinson True im an east coaster and my GF's is from CA. So when we were in CA, i was like "hey lets go to the Getty museum" and she came out with the whole plan of action on what roads to take etc. It just made me crack up n think of this clip. As an east coaster i was thinking we would just get the tickets and go lol.
Yup for the most part we do, it’s just our way of life 😆
wannabe rocker
So true
@@wannaberocker331 It's getting bad in San Diego as well- no where near LA but getting bad with traffic. We have to base every single thing we do on the traffic. It sucks. This wanna be accent is so off-
BECAUSE ITS FUCKING PACKED EVERYWHERE
As a Californian: I love these skits.
As a former Californian, this reminds me why I left. Trash 🗑
BDiaz weird
As a Californian it confirms that most of the country thinks that California stops once you get outside of LA. There are funny parts but it always seemed like a low effort skit that wasted some of the most talented cast members of all time by having them make funny faces and mug at the camera while saying predictable drivel for 3 minutes. Definitely one of the more hit or miss recurring sketches of this Era.
I grew up in Cali. I get this. Lol!
Ned Mononymous well that’s weird cause I’m from NorCal and we don’t do so-cal bullshit :)
I just realized the riff in the intro is a "parody" of the song "Ventura Highway" by the band America , which is a highway in LA 🤯
Like.....totally man.
Mick jagger was exceedingly gentle in his caressing of Steve Martins' stomach.
Mick Jagger actually looks like he could be Fred Armisen's Dad.
Trueeee the big ass mouth gives it away!
Wait I can’t actually tell if it it’s him or John Mulaney with make up.
And sounds like he could be John Mulaney's brother.
Dan Bell NOT FUNNAAAAAAAAYYYYY!!!
Mick looks good though
"I boogie boarded here from La Jolla"
Bruh, that's a feat!
Jumping the cove 😎!!
Right?! That’s like a 3-hour drive North up The 5, then you take The 405-North until you can’t take it anymore!
@@ChuffedLemon I woke my baby boy up laughing at your comment 🤣
Fred just gives a quick "cool" like it makes sense, without the usual counter directions.
@@gigia741 oh shit again, hwahahhahahaahhahahaha1` zebe deeeeeeeee!
Armisen & Hader obviously trying to make each other break is the best!
Glad SNL is finally collating and publishing this stuff.
Now if they'd just collate the Weekend Update every week so those of us outside North America don't have to guess which segment comes next ...
It's only for me....haha! You're welcome. Now get outta heeeeeeererrrreeeeee Devon.
The “everyone is a directional expert” is the funniest part. Everyone in LA does that. Lol
The scary part is people might think you're joking. This is a real thing.
Yeah in LA ppl talk about traffic the way everybody else talks about weather.
These sketches started a few years before I moved to Los Angeles and I still find their directions shockingly accurate
I used to live in so cal . I live in the bay area. It's more southern California's that talk like this
@@jackierodriguez1291 no way brah
My friends from there says the same thing
That's the Keanu Reeves surfer parody voice! After the Bill and Ted sequel the surfers couldn't take the embarrassment anymore and dropped it.
As someone who's spent endless hours trying to get through LA during peak rush hours this was hilarious, almost made me cry. Didn't because..because LA traffic.
Stop by that Zankou Chicken, there's five I think, Soo good! The one on Sepulveda has parking in back;)
@Eric Velasquez Like gag me with a spoon and gross me back to the stone age , like why are you being such a hater ?
the ventura highway rearrangement sounding music in the transitions knocks me all the way out
When Steve Martin comes in and everyone reacts like omg, it's an SNL legend. I actually teared up.
Can you believe I had watched this for the third time, and still had no idea who the dude was and why he got such applause. The make up was very done well.
As a Californian, I feel that this grievous stereotyping is completely... fair.
Southern California; this is LA all the way.
Cruel but fair… 😂!
But soooooooo funny like OMG. I'm not offended. Get the stick outta your California butts people or Karens. It's so ridiculous. I am laughing out loud!!!,😆😆😆😅😅😄😄😎😎😎😃😃😂
It's a joke Californian buttholes!!! I lived in Cali for 38 years. Get over yourselves Karens in the Wild!!! This is why people who visit friends in Cali think we act like stuck up bitches. You say ur burthurt? I'm butthurt you butthurt! If u can't stand the heat grow a pair you girly man. SMH.
100,% accurrarate
I'm officially greeting everybody with a "wwwwwwuuuuaaarrrudiooonnggeerrr?" From now on
Hey.....both of you......
Wwwwwwwwwuatarrryoudoingeeerr? 😂😉
@Yeetus Diabetus 😂😂 just get on the ten and take the 405 until you can't take it anymore 😂
I think I should too because I am so homesick. I now live in Texas. Texas?
😭😭😭😭😭 my favorite line
A hockey fan. Finally. But... wwwwwwwuatarrudiongggerrr?
The Californians is comedy gold. I'm from Essex England and these sketches could have been filmed in Brentwood just change the the 5 for the A12. I'm sure you Yanks are already aware but Christian Applegate is a national treasure, that pout made me spit my tea out. Her MS is heartbreaking she'll always be a comedy legend in my book.
“Devan????? WwwwwwwwwwwwWWhat are you doing here?” 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Your comments funnier😂😂😂
😅🤣😂LMFAO
*devon
“Let’s sit down in these Mexican country-style chairs.... These Californian oak chairs....These coastal living-style chairs.... This Sequoia seating arrangement.” 🤣
I learned all I know about chairs right here 😆
Love this too.
This Sequoia seating arrangement!!! haahaha
In my house, we just say have a seat. I guess one needs to be super rich to describe the furniture that is to be used for plopping one's butt.
Notice it’s a running gag they’re different every episode
I love how Bill Haders accent gets more cartoonish the more he plays this role
He's great and so is Fred, Kristen, Vanessa. Top cast, in a delightfully droll bit.
Yeah, it's obvious; everyone did tho
It’s so ridiculously over the top, it’s so hysterical watching them try not to break. Every time i hear steewuuurt I start laughing
christina applegate absolutely dominates the sketches she is in. "youre supposed to be in a coma at cedar sinai" perfect delivery
16:30
fat pop
Yeah, I feel like some of the hosts don't fully know the accent/fry they're going for (which is funny in itself) but she nails it lol. "Don't get bananas."
@@konstance13 and her facial expression as she delivers it 🤣
Well yeah, she’s a native Angelino, shes got that Valley girl accent down. 😂
“Stuart, you never told me you had a dhaued!”
Keenan tapped into his “ welcome to good burger home of the good burger may I take your order” days.
@Easonitus did he write it maybe?
he was channeling Ed on that one haha
19:09 is the funniest thing SNL has ever allowed to happen on their stage. Bless Fred and his silliness.
As someone from Ventura California I can 100% confirm I talk exactly like that.
As someone from Chicago Illinois I can say I also talk exactly like that.
@@harrisonschneider8333 As someone who once knew someone from Chicago, Illinois I can confirm you guys do talk exactly like that
@@snufffilms5036 - I've lived in San Diego and Wilmette, a Chicago suburb, and I can confirm you both sound exactly like that. One of the reasons I moved.
As someone who takes the 118 to the 23 south and exits at Tierra rejada I can say it is rarely jammed.
@@terryro761 - Thanks for that! I was just sitting here wondering if I were to exit at the golf course would I experience heavy traffic. I'll sleep better tonight.
as a Californian i didn't realize how much people really do talk about directions lmfao
Rechu Yeah they really do in LA! I’m from the Bay and noticed this when I met my sister’s LA friends lol
@@CamilaSaurus i cant believe i never thought about it lmfao
Rechu then explain to me how you fuckers come to kauai with one Hwy and u get lost all the time 😈😈🖕🏼
LaughingSaint -Well greetings to you, from Southern California 🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻. P.S. you don’t exactly look as if you are a native Hawaiian either.
@@LaughingSaint66 idk Ive only ever been to Maui when I was like 10 lol
Mick Jagger and Steve Martin embracing is something I didn’t know I needed.
That was Steve Martin!???
Indeed. Your life was a hollow, meaningless shell. Then you saw this, and now life is colorful and worth living again. I know the feeling.
@@frannyy9309: His name is actually Keenan Thompson.
@@skipads5141 Steve Martin is at 10:32
Kenan had this role nailed so freaking long ago 🤣😂 I love this so much!
I saw this skit before I moved to California. After having lived in California for several years now --I can honestly say this an accurate portrayal of native Californians. Too funny! Well done SNL!
No native acts like this 😂 I think it represents transplants like yourself after a few months of living here
Or at least the Hispanic natives don’t act like this
The native Californians don't have yellow hair or pale skin buh'ro
@@PlanetOfTheAztecs by native they mean people that are born in there
I'm from Spain, I lived in California in 2012, by the time these skits were being aired. Whereas the accents are oviously over the top, the fact that people SPENT HOURS TALKING ABOUT HOW TO GET PLACES BY CAR is PAINFULLY REAL :P
@@florion1303yeah, California majority Hispanic, 35% white
If anyone who is currently learning English, and can understand this...you’re doing great 😀
Im Californian and I can hardly understand this
@@miathapapaya 😂😂😂😂😂 killed it
John K I can see that your English classes as a second language is going well. You can already write a whole se sentence. Keep it up
@@miathapapaya I live in LA and this all seems normal to meh bruh.
English with a inebriated accent that is...
This is so true! In Los Angeles any conversation about anything at all always turns into a discussion of traffic, highways, exits and shortcuts. Hysterically funny.
I love that the song is rip off of Ventura Highway
I probably wouldn't make it in California, since I'm definitely more of a landmarks guy instead of a street name guy 😂
@@traviscummings9178 That happens in the skit, too… they talk about taco trucks, Pup n Taco… which isn’t around anymore. Lol Oh! Umami Burger, too.
Im from Aus and I caught up with a friend - somewhere in in West Hollywood - and this happened! I was heading back to Venice and Lincoln Boulevarde and the freeway entered the conversation - serious stuff too lol. I laughed, it was great.
@@johns5558 I was leaving Hollywood and I had to text a friend at various times to continue giving me ways out of Hollywood. (Every time I tried a new route, it would end up being *jammed.* 😁)
"Stuart, you never told me you had a dad!!" I couldn't stop laughing
THE BEST PART ABOUT THIS is in an interview Bill Hader talked about Fred making him break the most. He cited this sketch as one of those moments. Supposedly, Fred had practiced his first line to Bill the "what are you doing here?" in his regular voice. But when they were going live, he did it like he did it for the first time ever, and Bill & Kristen looked at each other like wtf? and laughing. And it's so funny knowing that and seeing this now because you can totally tell Kristen and Bill are trying not to break.
I remember that interview. When you hear it for the first time, it catches you off guard and it is so funny
ruclips.net/video/N-BmxK-0Jts/видео.html
Revenge on Fred around 19:00.
19:00 & 22:00
As a Californian, born, raised, and currently living in, the talking about roads is so accurate
Taking Tom Gaming same I didn’t know is WASN’T normal until I watched this lol
I would watch this show religiously if it were real.
Move to LA and u can live it
Two-whoa-tall-y
@@lastnamefirst4035 great idea
me too!
I was looking for the real show Cs I thought it was parody lol how despo
I just realized that Fred directs his guests to different California chair designs each time