@brownbuttbaby Oh I have. Many times. The context of having the mom from Leave It To Beaver saying that line out of nowhere just never fails to make me cackle.
Did this at work one time... a bunch of technical guys were discussing an issue and my manager was kind of clueless... I walked up and told him "Excuse me sir, I speak Jive..." Both my boss and the tech guys about fell over laughing.
@@mikebrase5161 Bavaria might have hills, but it also has the highest GDP per capita in the country, so I don't think Bavaria compares to Appalachia very well.
I saw an interview with her, where she rememberd the two guys sitting down with her to practice the intonation and inflections. I think she did a pretty good job
The best part of this is those two guys are actual best friends and have been talking this Jive language since high school. So when they read for the part the directors could not stop laughing and pretty much hired them on the spot. They are still friends today.
@@justmagicmostly- Serves no purpose to make that up. I actually saw other TH-cam videos of the directors, and the actors saying the same. It was a while ago so I doubt I can think of the title.
You're right. I googled it later and read up a bunch about it myself. Sounded like bullshit (most things you read on the internet are), but you're right! It was fun reading about how the actors came up with this scene, so thanks for causing me to dig into it further.
In 1980 these jive-talking scenes made me laugh so hard I was afraid they were going to throw me out of the theater. 43 years later they're still some of the funniest bits I've ever seen.
What makes this scene so absolutely effective is the both Actors have a rhythm and emphasis on parts of the lines that does not come off fake or forced , They are absolutely natural with the flow becuz they both came up with it , and they used alot of terms that were absolutely obscure as opposed to more known phrases like " Jive Turkey " , " Right On " ...ect
Not just any grown woman, but the MOM FROM LEAVE IT TO BEAVER, ONE OF THE SAFEST FAMILY FRIENDLY SHOWS IN THE WORLD. The casting is SO FUCKING BRILLIANT
@@HyperHexagoner yeah, it absolutely was. Then add the other bigger names of the cast... This movie basically kickstarted Leslie Nielsens second career. He (and Robert Stack, the Captain etc) were cast specifically because they had all been dramatic actors. They were picked to play these ridiculous slapstick jokes as straight as they would as if it was a serious movie. It's so freaking perfect.
Howard Glen - Was you dropped on your head as a baby? Why did you write "Those two African Americans"? Instead of like a mentally healthy person just simply write "The two guys helped..."? Or used their names like you did for Barbara? Sometimes people (not saying you) do this to dehumanize people not of their race. They make them a label "African American" but with their race they use the person name or something like "guys".
hoyit Wow, that’s funny....just used the term “timeless comedy” to describe this movie on someone else’s post on this thread, literally 3 minutes ago! It’s so true! 👍😊
I just watched this again, the last time being 15 years ago. You’re right! It’s so wonderfully stupidly funny 😂 Some of the humor I didn’t catch before but did this time.
As a board certified JSL (Jive as a Second Language) Instructor, I am truly impressed with how Ms. Billingsley mastered proper Jive diction with only a little practice. Ain' no mama laydat rap down ston' col' like Mama B. Golly!
Because it's hard for many white people to relate to the black dialect and the whole point of the subtitles was to make it more appealing and relatable to white people.
So many great scenes in this movie, but this one was and is my favorite. Still funny years later. My favorite was that "Shit' translated into " Golly".
On the early 2000s DVD version of this movie, there are some cast interviews included. It has one with these two guys, and they're speaking regular English, but it has Jive subtitles down below! Hilarious.
Randy : Can I get you something? Second Jive Dude : 'S'mofo butter layin' me to da' BONE! Jackin' me up... tight me! Randy : I'm sorry, I don't understand. First Jive Dude : Cutty say 'e can't HANG! Jive Lady : Oh stewardess! I speak jive. Randy : Oh, good. Jive Lady : He said that he's in great pain and he wants to know if you can help him. Randy : All right. Would you tell him to just relax and I'll be back as soon as I can with some medicine? Jive Lady : Jus' hang loose, blood. She gonna catch ya up on da' rebound on da' med side. Second Jive Dude : What it is, big mama? My mama no raise no dummies. I dug her rap! Jive Lady : Cut me some slack, Jack! Chump don' want no help, chump don't GET da' help! First Jive Dude : Say 'e can't hang, say seven up! Jive Lady : Jive dude don't got no brains anyhow! Hmmph!
mcbillygoat ! Please type what he ordered. I know it was fish but.... by the way I'm black and this is not how we talk....not even in Ebonics, slang, or broken English..... and yes I find this very hilarious though I can understanding eloquent defense to why some would be offended. I'm only on here because for some reason last night I said cut me some slack Jack and we both burst out laughing knowing what movie it came from🤣🤣🤣.
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I am completely lost here. What does "I dug her rap" mean? Why "say seven up"?
Old Lady: Just hold on sir. She will come back with some medicine Jive #1: Maam, My mother did not raise an uneducated fool. I understood what she said! Old Lady: Give me a break sir! *Both argue old lady leaves dismayed* Old Lady: If you do not want assistance, then you will get no assistance...These Jive Gentlemen have no sense what so ever!
And you need to be old enough to get half the jokes and product tie ins. "Jim never has a second cup at home" "I haven't seen anything this bad since the Anita Bryant concert"
It's a pretty hilarious story actually. When these two guys were up for the role, they had to read what ZAZ put together in their version of how a jive conversation would go. Apparently these guy laughed at it then proceeded to do their own shtick and were hired on the spot.
The fact that it was June Cleaver - from possibly the whitest family ever, is what made it funny. Ward, don't you think you were a little hard on the Beaver last night.
Actually, the Cleavers were VERY white, but, they were pretty goofy & fun to watch too, with Beaver, Wally, Eddie Haskell,, the fat kid, etc. . There were some other white shows back then that were BORINGLY white. Ugh!
I used to have the LP that was released in conjunction with this movie. One time I decided to memorize this scene's dialogue. I listened to it again and again, then wrote it out [phonetically when necessary] and memorized it. I can still recite it perfectly.
More than forty years later, "Airplane!" continues to make people laugh. Its comedy, based on visual gags, lightning-fast jokes, and surreal situations, doesn't suffer from time. The film is a perfect example of how parody, when done well, can become a timeless classic. A film to rediscover and share with new generations, to show that laughter has no age. #Airplane #TimelessComedy #ClassicMovie #PerfectParody #ComedyCinema #80s #MustSeeMovies #CultMovie #ZAZ
That he is! I saw him at the last Comic Con in San Diego. He had a table and was autographing pics of himself and he had his bat with him. He was my number one celebrity "it's so sad it's cool" sighting.
At a company I worked at 20+ years ago, I had the company's web proxy gateway "jive" all the text on web sites for an April Fools morning. 😂 (I was careful to ensure that the cached pages were not "jived")
I saw _Airplane_ in the drive in when it first came out. I’ve since seen it hundreds of times on TV, with this scene always being a favorite. But it was only 2 or 3 years ago that I read here on TH-cam that it was ‘June Cleaver’ herself in it! (I was way too young for _Leave it to Beaver_ , even for reruns)...
Im 19 now but ever since I was 6 and my mom asked me if I ever needed help knowing I did she would always say to me “Chump don’t want the help Chump don’t get the help” this is mine and hers favorite movie.
Actually it was those 2 black guys who improvished the whole dialogue, and they taught June Cleaver actress Barbara Billingsley what to say and how to say it.
*Airplane is what happens when someone goes "Ok, so lets make a comedy, that makes absolutely no sense and plays on almost every trope.", and someone said yeah let's make that, and thank god they did.*
I'm trying to imagine how June Cleaver delivers those lines at dinner with her husband and sons. You can imagine Ward choking on his beer while Wally and Beaver listen in awe.
“Shyiiiit” translated as “Golly!” always kills me
I liked the "similar predicament." 😂
@@RaquelSantos-hj1mq that's Mt favorite too
“Golly”, the most “Leave it to Beaver” phrase in existence
@@CometExpress Gee wiz, Wally.
Gotta remember to try this on my doctor: "Dis mofo 'boutta lay me to da *_boooone,_* jackin' me up! Tight me."
"Oh, Stewardess, I speak jive" is still one of the funniest lines I've ever heard in a movie.
Can't say that nowadays!
You should watch the rest of the movie then lol
@brownbuttbaby Oh I have. Many times.
The context of having the mom from Leave It To Beaver saying that line out of nowhere just never fails to make me cackle.
@@thesmithersyWouldn't make any sense nowadays. Jive is an outdated term anyway.
Did this at work one time... a bunch of technical guys were discussing an issue and my manager was kind of clueless... I walked up and told him "Excuse me sir, I speak Jive..." Both my boss and the tech guys about fell over laughing.
"Chump don't want the help, chump don't get the help!"
Words to live by
😂😂
Not sure but I think the line is "Chump don't want no help, chump don't get DICK help"
Jive-ass dude don't got no brains, anyhow!
FACTS though
Straight up!!!
In the German version, these two guys speak an insanely thick Bavarian dialect, it's also pretty hilarious.
I live in the US my buddy was born in Berlin. He said the Bavarians are the Hill Billy's of Germany.
@@mikebrase5161 He is absolutely correct.
@@mikebrase5161 Bavaria might have hills, but it also has the highest GDP per capita in the country, so I don't think Bavaria compares to Appalachia very well.
@mikebrase5161 in the alps they're the large mountain billies
@@ser6Ijvolk it has more to do with the Bavarian accent than economic status.
As a non-native English speaker, this is exactly how English sounded to me when I was a kid.
That's IMPOSSIBLE!
at the very least...any person can understand a word or two!
The reason English sounded like this to you is that this NONSENSE!!!
@@sergiogalindo3024 hes foreign you moron
Sergio Galindo he’s foreign
_Cold got to be!!_
@@sergiogalindo3024 bet you nevwr heard of the concept of different cultures and countries
The fact she kept talking jive to herself on the way back just makes it more perfect 😂
😆😂
They look back, like "damn, that sistah used to run the streets!"
Also how they both just forget about being ill and start up.
“Leg em down and smackum yackum!” Is gonna be my new thing from now on.
That’s the line with the hand slap!!!!😂😂😂
Cold got to be ....
Shiiiiiiiiiiid
I really want to try, "S'mofo butta layin' me to da bone, jackin' me up... tight me."
Shhiiiiiiiiiiiiit.
Whoever was behind getting the mom from "Leave it to Beaver" to do the jive deserves an award for casting. Absolutely brilliant!
I kind of gasped when I heard June Cleaver using "ass" in her sentence.
Pure gold, 1 of the funniest movie scenes of all time
You learn something new everyday
I saw an interview with her, where she rememberd the two guys sitting down with her to practice the intonation and inflections. I think she did a pretty good job
Oh shit that was beavers mom? Damn.
The best part of this is those two guys are actual best friends and have been talking this Jive language since high school. So when they read for the part the directors could not stop laughing and pretty much hired them on the spot. They are still friends today.
Lol that's awesome..
You made that up
@@justmagicmostly- Serves no purpose to make that up. I actually saw other TH-cam videos of the directors, and the actors saying the same. It was a while ago so I doubt I can think of the title.
You're right. I googled it later and read up a bunch about it myself. Sounded like bullshit (most things you read on the internet are), but you're right! It was fun reading about how the actors came up with this scene, so thanks for causing me to dig into it further.
@@justmagicmostly - 'pology accepted. Glad you enjoyed the read.
In 1980 these jive-talking scenes made me laugh so hard I was afraid they were going to throw me out of the theater. 43 years later they're still some of the funniest bits I've ever seen.
Timeless. My favourite comedy.
”Cut me some slack, Jack” - Barbara Billingsley
"Chump don't need no help, chump don't get no help".
aka June Cleaver to those who remember.
Excalibur Head they need to put that quote on a t-shirt
Fuckin' awesome!!!
@BIGWORM 510 Never....
This must be the closest thing I’ll ever get to understanding what foreigners think I sound like when I speak english
Do you speak german?
m.th-cam.com/video/Vt4Dfa4fOEY/w-d-xo.html
There's an actual video about that
YES
Smib
"Don't be so naive, Arthur. Each of us faces a clear moral choice." Are you f*cking kidding me? That translation has to be the funniest sh*t ever.
From "shiiit" to "GOLLY!!" 🤣
What makes this scene so absolutely effective is the both Actors have a rhythm and emphasis on parts of the lines that does not come off fake or forced , They are absolutely natural with the flow becuz they both came up with it , and they used alot of terms that were absolutely obscure as opposed to more known phrases like " Jive Turkey " , " Right On " ...ect
That last line From Barbara just slays me! 'Jive-ass dude don't got no brains anyhow!' 😂😂
That's the best part! 😅😂
That's the one 🤣
Hearing a grown ass woman say “just hang loose blud” made me jolt out of my chair backwards, hollering in tongues
😂😂😂😂
Not just any grown woman, but the MOM FROM LEAVE IT TO BEAVER, ONE OF THE SAFEST FAMILY FRIENDLY SHOWS IN THE WORLD. The casting is SO FUCKING BRILLIANT
@@HyperHexagoner yeah, it absolutely was.
Then add the other bigger names of the cast...
This movie basically kickstarted Leslie Nielsens second career. He (and Robert Stack, the Captain etc) were cast specifically because they had all been dramatic actors. They were picked to play these ridiculous slapstick jokes as straight as they would as if it was a serious movie.
It's so freaking perfect.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@HyperHexagonerYou forgot this adjective 👉🏼 WHITEST 🤣
She protecc
She attacc
But most importantly
She speak blacc
Cut her some slacc jacc
I'm crying. Ty
can't wait till this retarded ass meme fades into internet obscurity
Lmao
My momma raised no dummy !
Shiiiiiiiit=Golly
Lmao..still cracks me up after all these yrs 😄
That's my favorite part 😂😂😂😂
My sentiments exactly
I like how they even did that in the courtroom scene in the sequel.
basically makes fun of both blacks and whites at once :D
There's also a part somewhere where he says "Golly" and it's captioned "Shit", so it goes both ways.
This just never gets old. Whenever it comes to mind, I can look it up and it still makes me laugh like I first saw it in 1980
The greatest moment in cinematic history is when June Cleaver spoke jive.
Cut me some slack jack!
Chump don't want no help? Chump don't get dick help! Jive-ass dude don't got no brains, anyhow! Hmph!
Word blood!
Golly!
RealMetalGaming *cut me some slack jah*
JAVE ASS DUDE th-cam.com/video/RrZlWw8Di10/w-d-xo.html
A little detail I love about this scene is how the language of the subtitles are as white as possible.
"Yes he is wrong for doing that."
The fact that they put in subtitles at all is the biggest joke of all...
Each of us faces a clear moral choice.
He calls his buddy Arthur.... Can't get any white than that lmao
Vader Minion that’s the entire joke
"Golly!"
If I remember correctly, in the latin American Spanish version they are speaking Spanish with cuban accent
You're right
They aren’t speaking Spanish at all?!
@@EvelcyclopS he said in the Spanish version....
Western Purity ah. Misunderstood
In the castilian spanish version, they created a custom slang for these scenes.
These guys MADE the movie. Very funny. And timeless.
Thirty-odd years later and it still cracks me up every time.
Those two African-Americans actually wrote Barbara Billingsley's lines and helped her get the cadence right.
Back then, they called themselves black Americans. "African American" was and still is, imo, an insult.
@@brentrichards1200
It is because it assumes everyone black is from Africa lmfaoo
@@brentrichards1200 thanks brent richards
Ginamaria yeah they did
Howard Glen - Was you dropped on your head as a baby? Why did you write "Those two African Americans"? Instead of like a mentally healthy person just simply write "The two guys helped..."? Or used their names like you did for Barbara?
Sometimes people (not saying you) do this to dehumanize people not of their race. They make them a label "African American" but with their race they use the person name or something like "guys".
I want a full language course on jive speak.
Will ebonics work?
Oda Swifteye NO
Speaking Jive is now a hate crime
Mr. Choi teach you Ebonics! th-cam.com/video/wvxCXkpu9TE/w-d-xo.html
@@OdaSwifteye Before the term ebonics was coined, it was jive.
Timeless comedy. One of my all time favorites. It takes geniuses to make a movie so brilliantly stupid.
hoyit Wow, that’s funny....just used the term “timeless comedy” to describe this movie on someone else’s post on this thread, literally 3 minutes ago! It’s so true! 👍😊
Too bad some of the writers created Scary Movie 5 later
I just watched this again, the last time being 15 years ago. You’re right! It’s so wonderfully stupidly funny 😂 Some of the humor I didn’t catch before but did this time.
@@WH250398hey, sometimes you lose, sometimes you win
Woke activists would have been all over this movie's case if it were made nowadays
39 years later and this scene still has me rolling!🤣
0:25 the way he moves his eyebrows is a fun detail. Besides the jive speak this was a great performance
One of the best casting choices for a film ever, Barbara "Mrs. Cleaver" Billingsley as the Jive lady. Absolutely hysterical!
cutty say he can't hang
+Rukkkis Cut me some slack, jack!
+raas96 jive ass dude don't got no brains anyhow.
I dug your rap.
😂😂🤣
Hey, knock yourself a pro, slick
One of the greatest films ever made!
Golly!
Cold got to be!
But that's not important right now.
No. Its THE greatest film ever made.
@@BigRamifications and dont call me shirley 🤣
"Cutter say 'e can't HANG!"
[Subtitle: My Buddy here says he can't take this for much longer.] 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
He says cuddy not cutter
As a board certified JSL (Jive as a Second Language) Instructor, I am truly impressed with how Ms. Billingsley mastered proper Jive diction with only a little practice. Ain' no mama laydat rap down ston' col' like Mama B.
Golly!
"Juz hang loose blood" is the best part! 1:04
When you black and don’t need to look at the subtitles
r/whoosh
@@maxreed3321 Shit meme and unrelated. You're unwanted, fuck off.
@@maxreed3321 who the fuck are you wooshing
@@ubuyashi735 same
@@maxreed3321
Fucking point at the person you are whooshing first. Oh wait! Even better! Sod off with your woosh.
I love how he just calls the dude "slick", but the subs say he's Arthur.
I know like the subtitles were as white as you can possibly imagine
Because it's hard for many white people to relate to the black dialect and the whole point of the subtitles was to make it more appealing and relatable to white people.
@@SWLinPHX because it's a joke, everybody understands the over polite subtitles are a riff on trying to to translate jive
Or because it's a fucking joke.
@@SWLinPHX LOL. What? :D :D :D
I can only imagine how many times they had to do this scene, because I'm sure they were all cracking up
RIP Jim Abrahams! Thanks for giving us this wonderful masterpiece.
The most humorous and endearing second act an actress has ever had. She leveraged her resume with a great sense of humor.
So many great scenes in this movie, but this one was and is my favorite. Still funny years later. My favorite was that "Shit' translated into " Golly".
On the early 2000s DVD version of this movie, there are some cast interviews included. It has one with these two guys, and they're speaking regular English, but it has Jive subtitles down below! Hilarious.
akirak Is that on the “ Don’t call me Shirley “ edition? I don’t remember watching any interviews on that one.
@@akirak1871 really! I would buy the DVD for that.
RIGHT😂
In the german Version they're speaking bavarian :D
Conan... the BAVARIAN!
In the latin american version they speak caribean spanish
LOL
Apparently they did that because the comedy translated by using Bavarian due the geographical differences
Gabriel S like Cuban Spanish?
I will never tire of this bit. Got this on vinyl. Great samples to play around with.
Extremely realistic portrayal of the challenges facing those that attempt to help a brother
"Chump don't want no help,chump don't get no help"😂😂😂
Randy : Can I get you something?
Second Jive Dude : 'S'mofo butter layin' me to da' BONE! Jackin' me up... tight me!
Randy : I'm sorry, I don't understand.
First Jive Dude : Cutty say 'e can't HANG!
Jive Lady : Oh stewardess! I speak jive.
Randy : Oh, good.
Jive Lady : He said that he's in great pain and he wants to know if you can help him.
Randy : All right. Would you tell him to just relax and I'll be back as soon as I can with some medicine?
Jive Lady : Jus' hang loose, blood. She gonna catch ya up on da' rebound on da' med side.
Second Jive Dude : What it is, big mama? My mama no raise no dummies. I dug her rap!
Jive Lady : Cut me some slack, Jack! Chump don' want no help, chump don't GET da' help!
First Jive Dude : Say 'e can't hang, say seven up!
Jive Lady : Jive dude don't got no brains anyhow! Hmmph!
Just hilarious lol
hahahaha....my favorite part!!!
Funniest thing is that those 2 actors actually gave her a crash course on hood talk
mcbillygoat ! Please type what he ordered. I know it was fish but.... by the way I'm black and this is not how we talk....not even in Ebonics, slang, or broken English..... and yes I find this very hilarious though I can understanding eloquent defense to why some would be offended. I'm only on here because for some reason last night I said cut me some slack Jack and we both burst out laughing knowing what movie it came from🤣🤣🤣.
I am completely lost here. What does "I dug her rap" mean?
Why "say seven up"?
Old Lady: Just hold on sir. She will come back with some medicine
Jive #1: Maam, My mother did not raise an uneducated fool. I understood what she said!
Old Lady: Give me a break sir!
*Both argue old lady leaves dismayed*
Old Lady: If you do not want assistance, then you will get no assistance...These Jive Gentlemen have no sense what so ever!
0:48 “he’s saying he’s not well!!”
😂😂😂😂
cripplehawk cuz, you would’ve killed it even more if you didn’t translate the last part. 🤣 Good shit.
James De Leon k
LOL. I mean, that translation was the best. Bless you stranger for making me laugh so hard.
IT NEVER GETS OLD!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
Jive: "cat can't hang..."
English: "he can't go out and socialise".
He said Cuddy can’t hang! Lol. That’s deep jive! Lol
This is one of the greatest scenes of any movie ever.....cracks me up every single time.
One of the funniest comedies of all time. So much good stuff from this era.
And you need to be old enough to get half the jokes and product tie ins. "Jim never has a second cup at home"
"I haven't seen anything this bad since the Anita Bryant concert"
For this part of the script alone, the screenwriter should've earned an Oscar for that!
The black actors wrote the lines. True story.
It's a pretty hilarious story actually. When these two guys were up for the role, they had to read what ZAZ put together in their version of how a jive conversation would go. Apparently these guy laughed at it then proceeded to do their own shtick and were hired on the spot.
the actors read what the screenwriter wrote, told him "no one talks like that", and did the scene in their own words.
The funny thing is she sounded totally authentic the whole time lol
The fact that it was June Cleaver - from possibly the whitest family ever, is what made it funny.
Ward, don't you think you were a little hard on the Beaver last night.
Actually, the Cleavers were VERY white, but, they were pretty goofy & fun to watch too, with Beaver, Wally, Eddie Haskell,, the fat kid, etc. . There were some other white shows back then that were BORINGLY white. Ugh!
@@dme1016 Lumpy Rutherford
Father loves Beaver.
@@dme1016 Found the racist.
@@oz_jones Good. Kill it! In HD.
sheeeiitt....
stepmothercity "Golly"
When you try to translate Shakespeare
Exactly lol
😂😂😂
Only to receive help from an old lady next door who explains it
I used to have the LP that was released in conjunction with this movie.
One time I decided to memorize this scene's dialogue. I listened to it again and again, then wrote it out [phonetically when necessary] and memorized it. I can still recite it perfectly.
More than forty years later, "Airplane!" continues to make people laugh. Its comedy, based on visual gags, lightning-fast jokes, and surreal situations, doesn't suffer from time. The film is a perfect example of how parody, when done well, can become a timeless classic. A film to rediscover and share with new generations, to show that laughter has no age. #Airplane #TimelessComedy #ClassicMovie #PerfectParody #ComedyCinema #80s #MustSeeMovies #CultMovie #ZAZ
"SHIIIIET"
(Golly!)
Every fucking time
The ill Jive dude is the angry dad in Back To The Future II when Marty goes back to the alternate 1985 from 2015.
kooora18 Is the other dude Marvin Berry from the first Back To The Future movie?
That he is! I saw him at the last Comic Con in San Diego. He had a table and was autographing pics of himself and he had his bat with him. He was my number one celebrity "it's so sad it's cool" sighting.
sheeeiit!
@@Haveba no, it's Laurence Fishburn
Oh wow i didnt realise that, that guy chasing marty around with his bat that was funny.
"Cuddy say he caint hannng!" ..lol that pain kicking his ass lol
Golly!
The jive scene was brilliant.
Damn she can turn black faster than a brother getting real.
This film was the best as a kid, and yet it’s still as incredible now, scenes like this made me the person I am today
"Hey holm, I can dig it." = "Yes, he is wrong for doing that."
“My friend, I sympathize with your predicament.”
June Cleaver (Barbara Billingsley) speaking jive!
IKR!!!
and I thought she just wore her pearls when she was vacuuming
@@billolsen4360 Nope. Taking Jive correspondence courses.
In the Italian version, they speak with a thick Neapolitan accent and it is just as hysterical
It's 2020 and it is still funny. Good job, gentlemen.
this still cracks me up!
.......After 39 years? Where did they go?
This never stops being funny. Couldn't do this scene now a days and that's ashame cause its just funny every time
In the 1980's there was a computer program that would translate English into Jive. "President Reagan" would translate to "Kingfish Rollo Reagan".
The Jive filter! I remember it! There was also a valley girl filter.
"Kingfish Rollo Reagan"
That's his name now. I don't give a fuck.
At college someone Jived up the entire hard drive of one computer. I even found the Jive[.]com and Jived a few text files.
Disk Opuhtin' System
@@theannoyedmrfloyd3998 At random intervals it would insert "Slap Mah Fro" which was hilarious.
At a company I worked at 20+ years ago, I had the company's web proxy gateway "jive" all the text on web sites for an April Fools morning. 😂
(I was careful to ensure that the cached pages were not "jived")
Golly! Funniest scene in the whole movie. Their banter is genius and the subtitles take it to another level.
June Cleaver: Ward, the Beaver's speaking Jive again.
Ward Cleaver: I'll have a talk with him, dear.
June Cleaver Speak'n Jive, my favorite moment of the movie.
I think i picked the wrong day to stop sniffing glue
Col got to be, know? Shiiiiit.
Golly.
Fughe
I remember watching this scene as a kid, having no clue what they were saying, making me grateful for the subtitles.
That was one ☝🏽 of my Favorite parts of Airplane. The inclusion also the way she understood slang was hilarious 😂.
One of my favorite movies... love the jive!
Something about June Cleaver speaking jive never fails to crack me up 😂😂😂😂😂
"Sa mofo butta layin into da bone, jacking me up.. tightly" 😂😂
This is still hilarious from freaking 1980!! "June Cleaver" talking jive, comedic genius!
"What it is big momma my momma didn't raise no dummy I dug her rap" Lol.
I saw _Airplane_ in the drive in when it first came out. I’ve since seen it hundreds of times on TV, with this scene always being a favorite.
But it was only 2 or 3 years ago that I read here on TH-cam that it was ‘June Cleaver’ herself in it! (I was way too young for _Leave it to Beaver_ , even for reruns)...
Lol I genuinely tried to Understand, usually I can guess but this was some thick jive
The fact its like 30 years old probably helps, since language is always changing.
@@leiderhosen7110 Good point, didn't think this kind of slang was so different. But it's definitely harder to distinguish
Thick jive, lol!
that shit was funny my uncle still be speaking jive to us and every one around him
Solid.
I learned that one offa _Good Times_ the 1970s sitcom. Fear 1337 jive vocabulary.
+Chief Bubba Coincidentally, Jimmy Walker [JJ Evans in the sitcom] was in _Airplane!_
Man I wish they still made comedies that land as well as this.
Im 19 now but ever since I was 6 and my mom asked me if I ever needed help knowing I did she would always say to me “Chump don’t want the help Chump don’t get the help” this is mine and hers favorite movie.
With deepest respect, your Mom sounds delightful!
Clearly Big Momma din't raise no dummy.
They actually did their research. It’s not random words. Every phrase has meaning.
Actually it was those 2 black guys who improvished the whole dialogue, and they taught June Cleaver actress Barbara Billingsley what to say and how to say it.
This is what I imagine English sounds like to people who can’t speak English...
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Underrated.
I legit can't understand a word besides "shit, man"
Dan!- No way in hell!
Anyone has the capability to understand at the very least a word or two!..
This is just unintelligible!
Yes, I can confirm. I'm not a native english speaker. Sounds the same shit to me lol
So when Senator Clay Davis said "Shiiiiiiiiiiet", he just meant "Golllyyyy".
Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiet
Gollllllllyyyyyyy
*Airplane is what happens when someone goes "Ok, so lets make a comedy, that makes absolutely no sense and plays on almost every trope.", and someone said yeah let's make that, and thank god they did.*
Eddie Haskell: "Good morning Mrs. Cleaver. You look nice today."
June Cleaver: "Cut me slack, Jack."
“My that’s a lovely dress you’re wearing!”
“Jive-ass dude don’t got no brains anyhow”
What it is big momma, my momma never raised no dummies, I dug her rap!
Cut me some slack, Jack.
Chump don't want the help, chump don't get da help
In a movie full of classic scenes this one is the best. "Excuse me I speak jive"
0:48 “O stewardess, I speak Jive.”
The best part of these movies is the jive talk... watched them over and over.. classic comedy 🤣..
I'm trying to imagine how June Cleaver delivers those lines at dinner with her husband and sons. You can imagine Ward choking on his beer while Wally and Beaver listen in awe.