@@davehughesfarm7983 I have, good performance. I liked Faith No More's performance on SNL too..and I remember the Monday in school after Nirvana's first performance. Good memories.
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 *"Because it's not forced. They're all having great fun including Tommy Hanks!"* In other words, it's not propaganda. In even _other_ words: It's not dishonest... It's real...
I totally forgot Dana Carvey actually knows how to play drums. I believe the other reason why they're looking at Dana is because they're looking for his que to finish the song, notice that the bass player is also watching Dana. When my band and I are jamming we and the drummer is playing out in the end, we always watch the drummer for that last hit.
Clueless. They're looking to the drummer for a cue to the end the song. Like all bands unfamiliar with each other. It's not some worship move for his drumming.
Came here from listening to Mike Meyers on Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend, and apparently Mike cried after this sketch because he thought it hadn't gone well, and I think you can see it in his face during the performance - he can't even look at Steven Tyler while they're singing together because he's worrying so much that he's ruining the show, even though the crowd was loving it. It's always both scary and reassuring to be reminded that even the stars have impostor syndrome. Also, I love this Tom Hanks character.
This song is dedicated to everyone who lost a loved one. God bless. "I'm calling out your name tonight" by Richie Levoi ruclips.net/video/JSbGGiSe3S8/видео.html
I'm 52 years old, when this came out in 1990, I was 21 years old. Imagine how FUN it was to watch SNL for us. No social media. No watch-on-demand. It came on at 11, and you were there along with every other kid watching this in real time. No propaganda, no "message", just fun, funny, rocking fun. I feel so blessed to have come of age when I did, and I likewise feel bad that my kids aren't getting anywhere near the same experience (especially with SNL, which is not the same show it was).
@@diedunkleseite4450 “Grandpa” is absolutely right. He had it good and probably still gets more puss than your soy boi azz. Fukin embarrassed to be a millennial cuz of ignorant clowns like you
"No politics, no message" when there's LITERALLY a whole political message in the middle of the skit😅🤣 Old people really just see what they want to see don't they🤣
@@Ijbeotch1 it was a satire on political messaging, the humor being that a burned out band and stoned kids would speak so articulately about complex global issues, following questions about booze, drugs, and Steven Tyler’s lips. Purely for humor, not to push some lame agenda as SNL does constantly today, fetching abysmal ratings in the process. Empathetically, I realize that LITERALLY every bit of content you consume on Tik Tok is either some moron 20 year old dancing, or a ridiculous, ill informed world view. Grandpa is going to go to bed now.
Now In 2020 - Wayne would be cancelled for saying this VAW line, for the Ritalin line, for the song line "Sphincter Boy" etc etc... We've descended into unreasonable Snowflakery at the expense of humor & common sense.
Because, even accounting for the time value of money, this may have been, from the agency and licensing alone, never mind Steven Tyler appearing, the most expensive SNL skit ever made.
OMG, I was 9 when this sketch happened so I never appreciated it. But Up n coming Wayne's World, Aerosmith, and in the middle of the theme song set you got Tom Hanks randomly checking equipment and staying true to the roady theme and being Johnny on the spot with the towels at the end. You had to have love through that time to appreciate this skit and I know I didnt..
Tom cracked me up the whole time. The flashlight down the stairs killed me, and then the towels. I had to watch it again to notice that he's on stage the whole time. Then he starts running wild while they're playing, messing with all the machines. That was too much. 🤣
this maybe the most epic thing of the 90s.... Tom Hanks with Aerosmith and Wayne's world...Tom setting up for Aerosmith, them singin Wayne's World....Cant beat that man..
@@alonsovalencia3362 - Respek! GE Smith is like the Chuck Norris of unstoppable musicians. He gigged with Roger Waters and played most of the BASS work...
Hahaha after watching this a few times i notice Dana is actually playing the drums! He's very good and i never knew he could play. I bet that made him really happy!
He hosted Sat night Live Many Times and was paid well for Every episode. Also cool is like Beauty its in the Eye of the Beholder. . He was cool back then. Now he is just one of the Hollywood Elites who Thinks it his job to Tell everyone how to live and who to vote for.
Steven Tyler man...one of THE best performers to date. There's just something about when he's singing into the camera that just captures you! It's basically the definition of cool! Also, Tom Hanks as a roadie!
@cpk1994 Considering how their characters loved Barbra Streisand and they didn't know she was there, their reactions were real, all while trying staying in character.
This is hilarious... can’t believe Mike Myers broke out in tears after because he thought this bombed. Crazy what actually goes on behind the curtains at SNL
I think he thought he bombed, not necessarily the sketch. But he wrote the sketch, so he felt it more deeply than anyone else would. But yeah, it turned out great! He was probably just super nervous.
@@xtiphuny89 Agreed. And if you just watch him during the Aerosmith song he did in a way because he was legit star struck and the only one who wasn’t really playing. He was just flailing around. But nobody was watching him at that point. The sketch rocked.
“Aerosmith is in my breakfast nook?!” Sweet line! Let’s not forget to note that Joey Kramer was relegated to playing tambourine while Garth (Dana Carley) WAILED on the drum set. Excellent!
I was a diehard Aerosmith fan I remember taping this episode.....as well as buying a cassette single with this version of "Wayne World theme song". I saw them live in Summer 1990 in MA and it was an amazing show!
Yea, but he did fuck up in the middle of the song and the guitarist furthest to the left looked back at him as if saying bro did you accidentally fall on your drums ?
I was 25 when this first aired. We talked about at work the next Monday for hours. I still get goosebumps watching this and remembering how excited we all were!
Joe and Tom are over there looking over at Dana wailing on his drums, lol!!! I remember watching this when I was like 12 and thinking this was the single coolest thing I'd ever witnessed in my life.
@5 Star Because unchecked late-stage capitalism in an indirect democracy means nobody is poor, everyone has access to healthcare, and there's no death.
@5 Star Prager U is literally a propaganda outlet financed primarily by billionaire fossil fuel executives. I'm not kidding. Look up Dan and Farris Wilks. They're not interested in offering any "wisdom" to anyone, just the world as they want you to see it.
Can’t believe anyone would take someone who says there’s no death seriously. That you people don’t recognize obvious sarcasm says more about you than it does about me.
@@juntao213 I heard they are fine are and in contact. Dana confirmed it on a podcast which is also on RUclips. They did a super bowel commercial and Dana said that it caused them to come back together again. So yeah they have reconciled and remained in contact don’t worry 😁
Fun Fact: Mike Myers was so stressed about this sketch that after he came off stage he started crying in the quick change room, thinking that it had flopped with the audience.
@@rickallen6378 I agree. Tom Hanks was impressively convincing as a roadie, and the Wayne's World theme with Aerosmith was cool, but there was really nothing funny about the whole sketch.
Wayen's world as a sketch on SNL is the best and I think it should come back even though it did for the 40th anniversary, but I think at least for the fans it should come back permanently. And this has to be my favorite one that I've seen so far because Aerosmith got to be on the show. I love those guys. Wayen's world party time excellent!! Party on Wayen party on Garth.
Wayne’s World❤Aerosmith. ❤️ Mike Myers and Dana Carvey.❤️ Thank you for the great laughs! This is great SNL and was really funny and you guys are comedic geniuses.
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as a 90's kid, this was one of the coolest moments on SNL ever. still is.
ummm guess you never seen the band living colour live on SNL...
@@davehughesfarm7983 I have, good performance. I liked Faith No More's performance on SNL too..and I remember the Monday in school after Nirvana's first performance. Good memories.
Of god this brought back memories
It was the best and Iam 58.
Best comment 👌👏 ever
I love Aerosmith acknowledging Dana Carvey's drumming skills.
I love Aerosmith
@@bsd9794 Hahaha you're right. Enough said.
I was wondering about that, is Dana Carvey actually playing?
@@julius_the_python Yeah hes legit really good on the drums
Aerosmith was also in Wayne's World 2 I believe.
I love how wholesome the interaction between the band and Wayne's World is.
Because it's not forced. They're all having great fun including Tommy Hanks!!
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 Yup. You could tell everyone there was having a blast.
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 *"Because it's not forced. They're all having great fun including Tommy Hanks!"*
In other words, it's not propaganda. In even _other_ words: It's not dishonest... It's real...
Tom hanks running around doing random shit in the background is so funny
And the towels at the end
Love it so much
His Adrenochrome supply was running low. 😄
Check One Check One Sibilance
So true 😅😅
If Wayne and Garth were in Dire Straits, they’d be the Sultans of Scha-Wing!!!!!!
Oh that's rich.
They'd be playing Creole.
Nice try.
How is this not top rated
But getting nothing for money, cos the checks are free.
Tom Hanks AND Aerosmith- this is one of the top SNL skits of all time.
AMEN TO THAT!!!!! 😉😁😎👏👌🎭🤠🤓💯👁️✌️👆🕺🌃🥨🍕🍟🍔🍻🎸🥁🎵🎤🎥📺🎯🎱🃏⏳🔑🔓🗽
Close, corksoakers is my pick.
Amen !!!!
and...!
( no animals were abused or mistreated in the taping of this program :)
Sibilance!
Love how Joe Perry turned around to watch Dana playing drums at the end, as if to say "wow he's rocking out". Then Steve watched him......wow.
I totally forgot Dana Carvey actually knows how to play drums. I believe the other reason why they're looking at Dana is because they're looking for his que to finish the song, notice that the bass player is also watching Dana. When my band and I are jamming we and the drummer is playing out in the end, we always watch the drummer for that last hit.
Clueless. They're looking to the drummer for a cue to the end the song. Like all bands unfamiliar with each other. It's not some worship move for his drumming.
It seriously still blows my mind that that’s actually Dana on drums. He’s very much worthy
he's "the wizard" ...
I waited on Tom and his wife and family. They were gracious, humble, and kind.
Wayne, Garth, Tom Hanks and Aerosmith... Just magnificent!
Octavio Arias Barry is a babe magnet
Octavio Arias it's Wayne, Garth, Areosmith and Garths cousin Barry. Did you not pay attention?
Octavio Arias don’t you mean.... excellent???
No it's excellent
...and Wayne's mom.
The best part was Tom Hanks’ total, ongoing dedication to his roadie role.
I honestly did not know it was him until they zoomed. He walked in like a roadie for fuck sake
Who's Tom. Wayne's mom was bitchin.
I'll never understand why the Americans like Tom Hanks so much.
@@alukuhito we don't anymore atleast. Everyone is realizing how evil Hollywood is finally
T Meservey actuall he was doing more of a stage manager duty.
This is one of the best SNL skits. What a talented group all together. It’s so cool Aerosmith did this. Tom Hanks was the icing on the cake.
The other classic rock skit is Christophe Walken & Will Farrel with Blue Oyster Cult and the Cowbell skit to Don't Fear the Reaper. Hilarious.
I lived in Aurora, Illinois when Wayne's World was on SNL. We wished our public access TV was this good!
Jigøku Shøjø Lol is there anything to do in Aurora, IL
It's a suburb of Chicago.
There's always stuff to do in Aurora! Such as getting shot, getting mugged, getting shot and mugged!
Jigøku Shøjø but it’s there such thing as a good Public Access TV channel
jon sepek you can do that almost anywhere
AEROSMITH IS IN MY BREAKFAST NOOK???!!!!!!!
Evil Jester I’m not worthy !!
I love how Steven just smiles and says nothing to the "no drugs or alcohol" question lol.
Came here from listening to Mike Meyers on Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend, and apparently Mike cried after this sketch because he thought it hadn't gone well, and I think you can see it in his face during the performance - he can't even look at Steven Tyler while they're singing together because he's worrying so much that he's ruining the show, even though the crowd was loving it. It's always both scary and reassuring to be reminded that even the stars have impostor syndrome. Also, I love this Tom Hanks character.
@vinny necro what are you talking about?
What's wrong with it?
What a toole. Now he is bloated and gray and no movies in sight.
Wow, there’s no reason for him to stress about this sketch, the audience liked it and everyone was hilarious! He’s hard on himself
@Gubba Bump it’s TV magic and I loved every minute
Everything I know about a roadie, I learned it right here from Tom Hanks.
I completely forgot about this one til about 5 minutes ago.
Sibilance
What how did I not see it till after reading this
@@Marionettetc I thought he said "syphillis"
This song is dedicated to everyone who lost a loved one. God bless. "I'm calling out your name tonight" by Richie Levoi ruclips.net/video/JSbGGiSe3S8/видео.html
I'm 52 years old, when this came out in 1990, I was 21 years old. Imagine how FUN it was to watch SNL for us. No social media. No watch-on-demand. It came on at 11, and you were there along with every other kid watching this in real time. No propaganda, no "message", just fun, funny, rocking fun. I feel so blessed to have come of age when I did, and I likewise feel bad that my kids aren't getting anywhere near the same experience (especially with SNL, which is not the same show it was).
Ok, granpa, let's go to your room now...😅😅😅
@@diedunkleseite4450 lol thank you, that actually sounds pretty good.
@@diedunkleseite4450 “Grandpa” is absolutely right. He had it good and probably still gets more puss than your soy boi azz. Fukin embarrassed to be a millennial cuz of ignorant clowns like you
"No politics, no message" when there's LITERALLY a whole political message in the middle of the skit😅🤣
Old people really just see what they want to see don't they🤣
@@Ijbeotch1 it was a satire on political messaging, the humor being that a burned out band and stoned kids would speak so articulately about complex global issues, following questions about booze, drugs, and Steven Tyler’s lips. Purely for humor, not to push some lame agenda as SNL does constantly today, fetching abysmal ratings in the process. Empathetically, I realize that LITERALLY every bit of content you consume on Tik Tok is either some moron 20 year old dancing, or a ridiculous, ill informed world view. Grandpa is going to go to bed now.
I would not have known that was Tom Hanks unless the camera zoomed in
+Mega Sauce Kind of looks like Tom Hanks but definitely sounds like him.
+Mega Sauce Just like me :)
why does your avatar have a cleft lip? I almost couldnt tell till I zoomed in
Yeah, it's kind of amazing to watch him pretend he's the least important person in the scene. lol
"ACTING!"
"my mom must be stopped! Use violence if necessary"
"Excellent!"
Funniest line
My favorite line too!!
Now In 2020 - Wayne would be cancelled for saying this VAW line, for the Ritalin line, for the song line "Sphincter Boy" etc etc...
We've descended into unreasonable Snowflakery at the expense of humor & common sense.
Yup
I know a mom who loved the reference...moms can make us so embarrassed because they do the dumbest (we think) stuff!
Hard to believe when I watched this live I was 29...now watching it at 62... crazy how time has flown by so fast.
YOU LIE! ABOUT YOUR AGE!
Haha... Just kidding...
How could Mike have been stressed about this sketch possibly bombing?
This is hysterical, most excellent indeed!
Because, even accounting for the time value of money, this may have been, from the agency and licensing alone, never mind Steven Tyler appearing, the most expensive SNL skit ever made.
@@pete565 You must be an accountant. Not everything is about money.
@@jeffcahill5722 The world is run by accountants, my dude.
@@mwoodlarks3121 Sadly 😒
@@pete565maybe reduced rate if they were on a promo run?
I get a laugh every time they start singing and Tom Hanks runs back and forth in the background doing various checks on the equipment.
OMG, I was 9 when this sketch happened so I never appreciated it. But Up n coming Wayne's World, Aerosmith, and in the middle of the theme song set you got Tom Hanks randomly checking equipment and staying true to the roady theme and being Johnny on the spot with the towels at the end.
You had to have love through that time to appreciate this skit and I know I didnt..
Best part is at 9:01 when the four band members looked back at Dana with instant respect
Dana was awesome!
i wonder if Tyler gave Wayne's mom her blouse back after the song finished.
Yes, respect! (But I think they were also looking back to get the cue from Dana on when to hit that final note) :)
I love How Tom Hanks is just moving around in the back doing his roadie duties lol
🤣🤣🤣
He's incredible
I heard he went out on tour with a band for 2 months to get into character
Ah, truly a classic era of music. Whenn real men dressed like Atlantic City grandmothers.
I liked his little kicks.
Hahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!
Good 1
😂
They look badass to me lol
Tom cracked me up the whole time. The flashlight down the stairs killed me, and then the towels. I had to watch it again to notice that he's on stage the whole time. Then he starts running wild while they're playing, messing with all the machines. That was too much. 🤣
this maybe the most epic thing of the 90s.... Tom Hanks with Aerosmith and Wayne's world...Tom setting up for Aerosmith, them singin Wayne's World....Cant beat that man..
Rizvi Redwan perfection is here
Rizvi Redwan and now what are we stuck with? reality shows...sad
@mksrookies early 1990
Cool how Aerosmith can turn Mike Myers' "Wayne's World" theme into an actual song.
Why are you so uppity that you think the original wasn't an actual song?
Actually this song was composed by GE Smith for the show.
@@alonsovalencia3362 - Respek! GE Smith is like the Chuck Norris of unstoppable musicians. He gigged with Roger Waters and played most of the BASS work...
@Andrew Clarke yeah. I thought that too
T’was the version on the movie soundtrack. I think Sabbath re-recorded Time Machine for that album too.
Who's watching this in 2024 and still blown away by how great that was?
I am love the band an SNL .
looks like Dana Carvey is actually good on the drums!
He definitely could play. His drum playing in the movie was really him.
He likes to play
lynn walters “He likes to play!!”
He did a church lady sketch once where he shredded on the drums
@@TRJ2241987 Drummers don't shred. That's for guitar players. Drummers shed.
The amount of talent in the time and place, how did that studio not exploded??!!!!
It truly was a different world back then.
This still makes me tear up. If you watched this live, on "real tv", man it was just a perfect moment in time.
can't believe it Garth's cousin is Tom Hanks...Excellent!
His name is Barry not Tom! get it right!
Lampy Wright shwing
he looks like john myer
Lampy Wright I'm apparently related to Tom Hanks as well. True story. Traces back to Nancy Hanks, Abraham Lincoln's mom
I think woody might be Garth's cousin
Love that at the outro, they turn around to watch Dana for the finish and are blown away how good he actually is.
I still lived at home with my parents when this came out. A simpler time with the world's greatest band.
Dana Carvery rocked those drum's. Aerosmith was fantastic. Great skit.
Everyone in character ☺️
My jaw literally fell off my face, checked into rehab and wrote a salacious post-sobriety tell-all book when I realised the roadie dude was Tom Hanks
You mean figuratively.
@@crochunter35 - disfiguratively?
I know, I forgot he was on in this skit!
Hahaha after watching this a few times i notice Dana is actually playing the drums! He's very good and i never knew he could play. I bet that made him really happy!
Tom Hanks has to be the coolest famous person ever. He doesn't just do things for the fame or the money, but just because he thinks they'll be fun.
Well he was the guest host that night and the guest hosts are usually in every sketch.
David S Pumpkins
Is that the same reasoning for playing Cpt Miller in Saving Private Ryan or just the historical importance?
24magiccarrot ... I disagree ... I think Chris Pratt is the coolest
He hosted Sat night Live Many Times and was paid well for Every episode. Also cool is like Beauty its in the Eye of the Beholder. . He was cool back then. Now he is just one of the Hollywood Elites who Thinks it his job to Tell everyone how to live and who to vote for.
This must be the single best episode of Wayne´s World! Sooo glad it´s popped up!
Steven Tyler man...one of THE best performers to date. There's just something about when he's singing into the camera that just captures you! It's basically the definition of cool! Also, Tom Hanks as a roadie!
This is def one of the greatest moments in SNL history.
When NBC put together their "101 Most Unforgettable SNL Moments" special in 2004, THIS was #1. THAT''S how great it was.
Jason Kreitzer really? How bad were the other 100?
More cowbell
@cpk1994
Considering how their characters loved Barbra Streisand and they didn't know she was there, their reactions were real, all while trying staying in character.
This was a great choice but I’m kinda surprised that Chris Farley & Patrick Swayze trying out for Chippendales wasn’t #1.
This is still one of my favorite "Wayne's World" sketches.
I especially love how at 2:27, they're just chillin' like, "Hey, this is how we do!"
This is hilarious... can’t believe Mike Myers broke out in tears after because he thought this bombed. Crazy what actually goes on behind the curtains at SNL
I think he thought he bombed, not necessarily the sketch. But he wrote the sketch, so he felt it more deeply than anyone else would. But yeah, it turned out great! He was probably just super nervous.
I agree. I gotta say this is easily the best Wayne’s World sketch. Mike had nothing to worry about.
He didn’t cry, he hurled.
Then Dana blew chunks.
@@xtiphuny89 Agreed. And if you just watch him during the Aerosmith song he did in a way because he was legit star struck and the only one who wasn’t really playing. He was just flailing around. But nobody was watching him at that point. The sketch rocked.
Dana Carvey was amazing on the drums!
Crazy how multi-talented he is
Dana Carvey takes out an eye @5:59 lol. F'ing hilarious skit.
Aerosmith, Tom Hanks, Garth & Wayne in one place - what glorious times have passed.
I remember this one Good times
"If you don't like it, you're a sphincter boy." Amazing.
When I met Dana Carvey I bowed down to him. He replied...I'm not worthy? lol. This clip is back when Saturday Night Live was actually funny.
A favorite episode 😍
Took me a while to realise it was Tom Hanks, he's so young!
FYI, Tom Hanks was 34 when this sketch aired. So unless you think that qualifies as "so young," he really wasn't.
Rawk4Life Based on your comment and your username, you're what, 12? 34 is not old.
Why does everyone always try and start shit! XD
Wow, this is pre Forrest Gump
Rawk4Life What a weird comment. Young is comparative. As in super young compared to now. And yes, it’s also not really old either way.
Jimmy Fallon wishes he was Mike Myers
Joshua Smith Mike Myers is a total tool.
+Neil Yaremchuk fuck off dip shit
Both are ass
Neil Yaremchuk Take your RITALIN, man!
Pink Alien conan is shit lol
“Aerosmith is in my breakfast nook?!” Sweet line!
Let’s not forget to note that Joey Kramer was relegated to playing tambourine while Garth (Dana Carley) WAILED on the drum set. Excellent!
Wow this episode is so old, the Soviet Union still existed
Exist in our brain.
It expired in 1992. So when was this filmed?
@@mattbarbarich3295 in the description, it says this aired in 1990 👀
@@migliorstore4780 and hearts
Before we all had internet and cellphones, too. Little did we know how the world was going to change so much in just a few years.
lol i still say "sibilance" to this day because of this skit
Me too
I ALWAYS WOULD'VE THOUGHT HE WAS SAYING SYPHILLIS OR SOMETHING TO THAT EFFECT 🤷♂️🤔..!!??
@@65coupestang ahaha same I was dying
You and me both, My Friend...
@@65coupestang yeh me too.....because he is saying just that my friend....
Tom is a really profesional actor, i'm very happy to see almost all of his roles
Yes, he gave it his best in this very minor role.
_"My mom must be stopped. Use violence if necessary!"_
Excellent!
I saw Tom Hanks right away. He never fails to deliver.
How about the late great Phil Hartman doing the opening intro? That was awesome!!
Hahaha Joe Perry trying not to laugh when Steven Tyler and Tom Hamilton are talking about communism.
I can't believe that this is almost 30 years old. I remember watching this when it aired the first time.
I was a diehard Aerosmith fan I remember taping this episode.....as well as buying a cassette single with this version of "Wayne World theme song". I saw them live in Summer 1990 in MA and it was an amazing show!
Cassingle? 😂
I think thats the most coolest thing i've ever seen... WERE NOT WORTHY!!! WERE NOT WORTHY!!!
Get up, get up, you're worthy
Yes me to! This is the cooooles thing ive ever seen! !!!!
Calm down, dude!.. We are worthy,bcoz we pay internet bill to watch em. 😎
"Check, check, check 1. Sibilance. Sibilance." Classic. S.R.
Listening to Sweet Emotion as a teenager in the 70s the best
3 words "turn it up"
Dana is jamming out on those drums lol
SpaceTed Yeah, he is! 👍🤘
He's a great drummer. He has popped in as Garth and played a song, or two for different bands.
Yea, but he did fuck up in the middle of the song and the guitarist furthest to the left looked back at him as if saying bro did you accidentally fall on your drums ?
SpaceTed for real that got me so pumped!
Not too shabby !! Lol.
I love how Tom Hanks fully commits to the roadie role when they're playing
Ahh!!! Years later and it's still the coolest!!!
I was a senior in high school and I clearly remember watching this live!! Wow memories.
“And if I blow chunks chances are someone else is gonna honk”. We had so many euphemisms for vomiting then...ah the good ole days.
My favorite is "calling the dinosaurs".
My favourite is "brooo.... I think I'm gonna YAK" 😂🤮
"I say hurl. If you blow chunks and she comes back, she's yours. If you spew and she bolts, it was never meant to be."
"Technicolor Yawn"!
Praying to the porcelain god
I was 25 when this first aired. We talked about at work the next Monday for hours. I still get goosebumps watching this and remembering how excited we all were!
Oh my goodness, this is 30 years old today! ("No way!" "Way!")
Just when I thought I couldn't love Tom Hanks more
Tyler Tredgett maaan! all around good human natured
hhhmmmm...
Joe and Tom are over there looking over at Dana wailing on his drums, lol!!! I remember watching this when I was like 12 and thinking this was the single coolest thing I'd ever witnessed in my life.
“Socialism has been um a historical inevitability.... dude”
@5 Star Because unchecked late-stage capitalism in an indirect democracy means nobody is poor, everyone has access to healthcare, and there's no death.
@5 Star Prager U is literally a propaganda outlet financed primarily by billionaire fossil fuel executives. I'm not kidding. Look up Dan and Farris Wilks. They're not interested in offering any "wisdom" to anyone, just the world as they want you to see it.
Can’t believe anyone would take someone who says there’s no death seriously. That you people don’t recognize obvious sarcasm says more about you than it does about me.
@5 Star Nope. You have Capitalism and the greed rich 1% to thank for the deaths. Socialism will end that bloody cycle
@@hecticdmc haaa. Fantastic burn.
Listen to Steve Tyler's autobiography on kindle....WOW....AMAZING
Rock stars always have amazing biographies. They live hard and have amazing stories to tell.
Google Steven Tylers feet.
he said he's consumed roughly $20m in drugs over his life.
Oh gosh, I thought he was somewhat narcissistic. He invented LSD. Lead singer's disease.
@@bobabooey4537 wtf 🤣🤣🤣
This sketch has such a perfect vibe.
legen-dary
God, I was 10 years old when this aired. And now it's 27 years later. Where do the years go?
Auriam whoa I was 30 years old back then now I am a 58 year old Grandpa.
I was -4
Auriam SERIOUSLY.
Garth is killing those drums
Thank you. He likes to play.
1990. This is just before Tom Hanks got huge. Same thing for Mike Myers. I grew up in Scarberia and we all were routing for Mike.
Mike was so awesome! This was before he sold out. 😂
min 8:00 you know rock legends are on the show when they make Wayne's theme sound like a solid gold number one! :)
I love the daft roadie cousin being all busy roadieing in someones basement!! :)
That daft roadie cousin is none other than Forrest Gump a.k.a. Tom Hanks. Didn't realized it was him until he spoke.
Mike and Dana are hillarious.
It’s a shame they had a falling out
@@juntao213 I heard they are fine are and in contact. Dana confirmed it on a podcast which is also on RUclips. They did a super bowel commercial and Dana said that it caused them to come back together again. So yeah they have reconciled and remained in contact don’t worry 😁
Fun Fact: Mike Myers was so stressed about this sketch that after he came off stage he started crying in the quick change room, thinking that it had flopped with the audience.
He really thought he wasn't worthy?
It could have been better.
@@rickallen6378 I agree. Tom Hanks was impressively convincing as a roadie, and the Wayne's World theme with Aerosmith was cool, but there was really nothing funny about the whole sketch.
@@kjuergens1985 , what?! Really?!
@@kjuergens1985 It was plenty funny. Especially when Garth is talking to Steven.
Love the reaction of garth at 6:06. Moves like bugs bunny. Cant stop laughing
"it's going to start a peristaltic chain reaction" 😂 what a great line
the fact they played my grandpa’s senior prom in 1972 amazes me
Wow! ‼️
I don't think Wayne and Garth were playing musical instruments back then. 😏
I love how much fun Steven Tyler looks like he’s having
I love how, after 30 seconds of singing, Aerosmith requires a flurry of sweat towels. Great touch!
Aerosmith is great!!! I wish i grew up in this era, I listen to them because my dad has a bunch of their music. lol
Wayen's world as a sketch on SNL is the best and I think it should come back even though it did for the 40th anniversary, but I think at least for the fans it should come back permanently. And this has to be my favorite one that I've seen so far because Aerosmith got to be on the show. I love those guys. Wayen's world party time excellent!! Party on Wayen party on Garth.
As a drummer, I can forthrightly say, Dana Carvey is very solid on drums there -- and was absolutely playing!
Garth Algar killing it on the drums !
chtimixeur i was wondering where he went for half of it, i thought it was their original drummer at first
Bud hi
"thank you ... I like to play"
Garth is why I'm in love with drummers
Wayne’s World❤Aerosmith. ❤️ Mike Myers and Dana Carvey.❤️ Thank you for the great laughs! This is great SNL and was really funny and you guys are comedic geniuses.
❤❤❤❤
One of the best sketches of all time on SNL. Brings a huge smile to my face.
I had this on VHS and watched it about 80 times in school
ImPatience AmI In school??
In school?
I still have it on VHS from the original air date
in school? is your teacher Jack Black? school of rock and roll.
This is brutal. Right there with ya.
4:52
You can't name a more Iconic Wayne Quote than:
*"LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I BRING YOU AEROSMITH...."*
Love the way Joe Perry looks at Garth at the end of the song.