my favorite part is when he slightly hesitates and looks confused when he says "The worms are their..money", and then has to clarify later by saying "the bones are their money, so are the worms" as if that inconsistency would be too confusing for the people listening unless he clarified it lmao
"Alright, sir, look. We know our song's good. We got a deal or not?" "Well we were a little more interested in the parts Billy was singin" "Billy as in me or Billy as in him?" "Your name's Billy too?" "No that's why I'm so F*ckin confused!"
@@BigStinky69 I rly like, EXACTLY ! THE BONES R THEIR MONEY, the worms r their dollars.- Now thatswhytheyre all coming out tonight, to steal their bones from U. AAAANNNDDDD- THATWASALSOTHENIOIGHTTHATTHESKELETONSCAMETOLOIFE
I love how hard he tried to maintain the logic in his lyrics, but still ended up switching the Skeletons motives from getting bones (their dollars) to pulling your hair up (BUT NOT OUT) to get another chance at life
@Hulk Hogan no they’ve they’ve just never SEEN this much food. But in a way the food is their impetus to pull your hair up (which isn’t as scary as pulling it out). That way they can come back to life with twice as much food and the ability to eat it
@@PTS_Solairee no, I think THEY turn to bones, which would mean if a skeleton who wants another chance at life pulled someone's hair slightly too hard, they would turn into a pile of money
When he said the skeletons would pull my hair, I sorta freaked out. But then he specified that they would simply pull my hair up but not OUT, so that made me feel alot better.
Literally is the best part. The little twang in bones is genuinely so good, I tear up every time. Im actually so invested and concerned. They have a chance at getting another shot at life, but they're explicitly supposed to pull it UP and not OUT, and if they make a mistake, the skeletons turn into money
There's clearly a little bit of ad-lib I love it when the other characters look like they're trying their hardest not to laugh, and you can tell they're all bursting as soon as the shot we see cuts
The exaggerated facial expressions are hilarious, and so is how he's just slightly out of time with the song - Tim is amazingly funny and definitely knows what he's doing!!!
The look Tim gives right before he chimes in and the big smile he has while saying the first “it was also the night that the skeletons came to life” is so amazing, like he thinks he really just came up with these brilliant lyrics. Its the subtleties of Tim’s acting that really make this show amazing
The record exec doesn't get enough credit in this skit. I love the way his face subtly changes from impressed to disgust and back again depending on who sings.
I just had surgery a week ago and my brother showed this episode to me today, and when it got to this part I was NOT prepared for when he started singing and I laughed so hard I was in extreme pain and thought I’d popped my sutures
I love how the band keeps playing even when he's singing about skeletons. They don't stop and ask what the hell he's doing, they don't tell him to shut up, they just carry on playing.
“They’ve NEVER seen so much food as this, underground there’s half as much food as this” is maybe the most underappreciated part of this whole skit. He thought it was really really important that we knew the skeletons were jealous of our food stores.
Never in my life have i laughed and cried so hard at the same time than when watching this show. So many great scenes -- the "eat the receipt" scene nearly killed me.
"But if they pull them out they turn to bones." is the most brilliantly stupid line in the whole skit. They're skeletons. They already are just bones 😂
they had turned into humans by pulling the hair up but they went too far and pulled it out and turned into bones. "...they turn 'back' to bones" may have been more precise language but it doesn't work with the iambic pentameter or melody.
So lemme get this straight. The skeletons entire economy is dependent on a certain amount of skeletons accidentally going too far and pulling the hair out, which turns them into a regular pile of bones. Therefore becoming another skeletons money. “That’s why they’re out, to get their bones from you” refers the pile of bones next to you because a skeleton pulled your hair “out” instead of just “up.” This causes a sort of “bone rush”. (Side note: a gold rush story is on par with country themes.) The fix with “so are the worms” is very confidently stated. This actually makes sense because if all the skeletons are too good at pulling hair up and not out, or if it’s been a while since the skeletons came to life, the skeleton economy would crash therefor making worms the most valuable currency, via trade. Deeper theory. The two songs actually ARE one. The bassist (Billy2) is confused because Billy 1 is saying he was murdered, yet he’s standing there singing about it. He’s not just doing improv. Billy1 must have been brought back to life on the night the skeletons came to life. Which is also the day he died. Billy 2 is just explaining how this is all possible. He even states at the end how confused he is with everyone. The song is actually genius and he knows it. Billy2 is the only sane one.
I love how the baseline is still playing when he’s trying to explain how they’ve never as much food as this, underground there’s half as much food as this.
Just the thought of his character being like "follow your lead? Okay boss, I won't let you down" and then immediately "bones are their money, but so are the worms"
My favorite part of this sketch (not shown here) is later on when the exec says "we're interested in the parts Billy was singing" and Tim asks "Billy as in me, or Billy as in him?" and the exec asks "wait, you're name's Billy too?" and Tim calmly responds, "No, that's why I'm so FUCKING confused" 😂😂😂
No one has mentioned that he just randomly adds the part about “never seeing so much food as this” because “underground there’s half as much food as this” when at no other point in the song is he talking about food or eating lmao
I remember the first time I watched this I was with a group of friends, and I laughed so hard I couldn't breathe. They... did not think it was as funny as I did, but still. Even now thinking about this bit I still get the giggles.
“You mentioned that bones were money like four times.” “That’s just cause I couldn’t remember if I had said it!” Just recently discovered this guy on Netflix and I’ve watched thru his show multiple times. So funny!
“We’re more interested in the parts Billy was singing” “Billy as in me or Billy as in him?” “Your names Billy too?” “No, that’s why I’m so fucking confused”
I just keep rewatching it to study it now. I almost needed to be hospitalized the first time I saw it, I feel like I'll never reach that high again with how terrible the comedy is that gets pushed into the spotlight.
I don't know why Billy is so upset. Clearly, these stiff suits have no idea what the modern youth want in their music. Tim's got his finger on the pulse. You try to play me some country western crap about some guy shooting some other guy, I'll smack the guitar out of your hands. Boring! But a song about the internally inconsistent economy of the undead, that's new! That's something unlike I've ever heard before! Plus it's spooky!
My dad and I could not stop laughing at this skit. Even referencing it still gets giggles. When we first watched this he was literally crying from laughing so hard lol
Continuity-wise, it only makes sense that the skeletons came to life at any point AFTER Robert Palins shot the narrator. If the narrator is telling about being murdered in first-person AND in past-tense. How can he do that unless... ...unless he IS one of the skeletons that came to life that night!
Yeah I love how the first guy is doing a mysterious sort of from the dead murder ballad and the second billy catches the “spooky” vibe and that’s what he comes up with 😂😂
Since this skit is based on the scene from "Walk the Line" when Johnny Cash first plays Folsom Prison Blues for Sam Phillips, I choose to believe that Robert Palins is the narrator of Folsom Prison Blues, and this song is written from the perspective of the man he killed in Reno.
THE ☠ BONES ☠ ARE ☠ THEIR ☠ MONEY☠
so are the worms !
🐛so 🐛are🐛the🐛worms🐛
The bones are their dollars
CANT forget the worms
In their world bones equal dollars
my favorite part is when he slightly hesitates and looks confused when he says "The worms are their..money", and then has to clarify later by saying "the bones are their money, so are the worms" as if that inconsistency would be too confusing for the people listening unless he clarified it lmao
😂
thank you for further clarification! 😂
The bones are like dollars
its the little touches and intonations like this that really make the show for me
It's like gold and silver pieces in medieval times.
The skeletons will pull your hair, UP but not OUT.
Lmfao
he thinks the producer is frowning because the song is too scary so he tones it down
I like how he stops playing bass at that point, seemingly just for gesticulative purposes.
I told you I was gonna embarrass you, Barry
And that WAHHHSS ALSO THE NOIGHT THAT THE SKELETONS COME TO LIOFE!!!
he's just so committed to dimensionalising these skeletons and making sure everyone knows why they do what they do
Some amazing world building on his part
This guy really gets my goat. He uses big book words and thinks he's better than everyone
@@magicAlonso1414 Then go absorb some culture and stop being so intelectually shallow
@@gustavonogueira1739 my intellect far supercedes your pathetic excuse for knowledge. I have been to dimensions that you could not even fathom.
@@magicAlonso1414 ‘skeleton’ is a pretty big book word but it’s just a fancy way of describing a person made of bones
They said gospel isn't selling, play something Spooky
Okay Kanye West
Lmfaoooooo
He didn’t say man I had a whole song wrote
“You talked about how the bones were money like 4 times”
@@nopeteys2424 Because he wasn't sure he said it before
Specifically, it’s the “EXACTLY, the bones are the skeletons money in our world bones equal dollars” that gets me every single time
Lolol that kills me. The bones song has nothing to do with the other one
UP, but not OUT
I can't hear someone say "exactly" without immediately thinking about this line anymore...
Lol like he thinks they’re both singing together
@@dimitritsirmpas5574 I'm not going to be able to watch Walk The Line without thinking of this.
"Alright, sir, look. We know our song's good. We got a deal or not?"
"Well we were a little more interested in the parts Billy was singin"
"Billy as in me or Billy as in him?"
"Your name's Billy too?"
"No that's why I'm so F*ckin confused!"
Lmaooo
The single funniest line in the show
@@BigStinky69 I rly like,
EXACTLY ! THE BONES R THEIR MONEY, the worms r their dollars.-
Now thatswhytheyre all coming out tonight, to steal their bones from U.
AAAANNNDDDD-
THATWASALSOTHENIOIGHTTHATTHESKELETONSCAMETOLOIFE
@@BigStinky69 Sure, until you get to Bozo Dubbed Over and hear literally any line in that one.
The best part
This was the song for the first dance at my wedding when I married my mother-in-law!
Oh my god! They admit it!
Paul!
You. Have. No. Great. Car. IDEAS!
You yourself just admitted that you SUCK
Teachers pet.
I love how hard he tried to maintain the logic in his lyrics, but still ended up switching the Skeletons motives from getting bones (their dollars) to pulling your hair up (BUT NOT OUT) to get another chance at life
@Hulk Hogan no they’ve they’ve just never SEEN this much food. But in a way the food is their impetus to pull your hair up (which isn’t as scary as pulling it out). That way they can come back to life with twice as much food and the ability to eat it
@Hulk Hogan they’re not allowed to have food because they ain’t go no souls
If they pull your hair out I believe you turn into bones
@@PTS_Solairee no, I think THEY turn to bones, which would mean if a skeleton who wants another chance at life pulled someone's hair slightly too hard, they would turn into a pile of money
@@smileybone3010 Or possibly just remain a skeleton
The way he shouts “EXACTLY!” will never cease to amuse me
My favorite part. In the entire thing. Pure gold ⛳
Because it’s perfect on the half measure. Perfect. It’s too good.
Right lol because he says “exactly” like he’s implying they’re singing about the same thing lmao
"Tim from Michigan" bit he does has his best "exactly" imo.. lol. I think I say it at least once a day now.
Why? Why is “exactly” so funny to me?
When he said the skeletons would pull my hair, I sorta freaked out. But then he specified that they would simply pull my hair up but not OUT, so that made me feel alot better.
Gospel just isn't selling, the kids want something spooky but not too spooky
It's so they can get a second chance at life
....but if they pull it out they turn to booOOOoones
always gets me
Best part!!
Literally is the best part. The little twang in bones is genuinely so good, I tear up every time. Im actually so invested and concerned. They have a chance at getting another shot at life, but they're explicitly supposed to pull it UP and not OUT, and if they make a mistake, the skeletons turn into money
Up = another chance at life
Out = turn to money = dollars
I just watched this 3 times in a row!!
Triples makes it safe. Triples is best.
He's got triples of the Nova and the Road Runner
Sorry to hear about your wife. She’s gonna get better.
@@emilyolson6660 and the barracuda
@@christianrollman3006 yesssssss
Wink
I love when he stops playing the bass just to explain bones are their money and they can get another chance at life
THEY'VE NEVER SEEN AS MUCH FOOD AS THIS!
Underground there’s half as much food as this
The virgin Robert Palins vs the Chad Skeletons Came to Life
other wat around.
Tim Robinson is so good at making it seem like his characters are reacting in real time and it isn’t a skit.
underneath all the absurdity of his skits is a subtle and finetuned sense for body language and expressions
It's a sketch, not a skit.
@@rollomaughfling380 You're not a skit.
There's clearly a little bit of ad-lib
I love it when the other characters look like they're trying their hardest not to laugh, and you can tell they're all bursting as soon as the shot we see cuts
@@wheedlerHoo weee your comment made us laugh so gd hard. Thanks.
It is deeply disturbing that this is the best thing humans have ever done. Can’t dispute a fact though. The bones are their dollars
So are the worms.
And they’ve never seen as much food as this
“Yeh-hehe-es!”
Underground buffets have half as much food as this
:-)
It kind of works, though, because the first guy was murdered, which means he’s singing from the grave. He just wants another chance at life.
I love that the skeletons’ motivations change like three times
Your failure to understand their ultimate purpose does not mean their motivation has changed.
Bones are their money dude. Grow up
Or they can have multiple goals that happen to align
@@papabird4425 I think YOU fail to understand that bones are their dollars, worms are their money. This is basic skeleton economics.
@@johansmallberries9874 I have a degree in Osteoeconomics. I don't have to stay here and put up with this.
😂
"but if they pull it out they turn to bones..." is such a perfectly-placed, masterful use of the english language. shakespeare can eat a mud pie
The exaggerated facial expressions are hilarious, and so is how he's just slightly out of time with the song - Tim is amazingly funny and definitely knows what he's doing!!!
I totally agree. I love the guitar player's reactions throughout the clip as well. He's shocked, embarrassed and keeps trying to pull it together. Lol
Lol this shit makes me laugh so hard
The look Tim gives right before he chimes in and the big smile he has while saying the first “it was also the night that the skeletons came to life” is so amazing, like he thinks he really just came up with these brilliant lyrics. Its the subtleties of Tim’s acting that really make this show amazing
And when he finishes the song with "YES!" and the smile of a kid that just caught his first pass.
Confidence in his own work
The record exec doesn't get enough credit in this skit. I love the way his face subtly changes from impressed to disgust and back again depending on who sings.
Absolutely nails that old-school style music biopic cinematography honestly
@@leebarbs7176 Reminds me of Walk Hard (and Walk the Line)
@@CutAboveEditing reminds you? It was a literal spoof of walk the line 🙄
@@leebarbs7176 stop talking like that. No wonder nobody likes you
@@slaw2942 ha yep
1:46 “But if they pull it out they turn to boooonnnnneeessss” the way he sings bones at the very end cracks me up every time 😂😂😂👍💀☠️💀☠️💀
With such confidence in his lyrical skills 🤣
I just had surgery a week ago and my brother showed this episode to me today, and when it got to this part I was NOT prepared for when he started singing and I laughed so hard I was in extreme pain and thought I’d popped my sutures
Oh no! Lol not recommended after surgery Rx
Get well soon and don't let your bones become money!!
Laser Spine Specialists? Those guys are great. I can finally lift my son over my head, and there ain't SHIT he can do about it.
@@chubbypapaya I love this fucking comment section so much lmao
@@linnycrocus6023 Me too! ....Everything is gonna be ok. 😊
I love how the band keeps playing even when he's singing about skeletons. They don't stop and ask what the hell he's doing, they don't tell him to shut up, they just carry on playing.
The sign of a really professional band.
"Billy as in him? Or Billy as in me?"
"You're both named Billy?"
"No, that's why I'm so fucking confused!"
11 people who disliked this probably love their mothers-in-law...
Cary Turner oh my god he admit it
If you press the dislike button that means you yourself admit it yourself that you suck
They now have to marry their mother-in-law
16 people have no good car ideas
I wanted to upvote this but I'd be n° 70 and I just can't
underrated detail is the walking bass line keeps going even when Tim is doing hand motions
Wow, such rich, vivid imagery. This was the night that the skeletons came to life for me, as a listener.
This is basically the plot and currency system of Dark Souls
LOL!!! THE EVENTS OF THIS SONG HAPPENED IN THE CATACOMBS. :)
This song is about the necromancer from diablo 2
The Tomb Of The Giants is underground and that's where you will find all of the food.
Tim is dangerously close to writing a folk punk song
Genuinely he’s my biggest inspiration for song writing
“They’ve NEVER seen so much food as this, underground there’s half as much food as this” is maybe the most underappreciated part of this whole skit. He thought it was really really important that we knew the skeletons were jealous of our food stores.
Never in my life have i laughed and cried so hard at the same time than when watching this show. So many great scenes -- the "eat the receipt" scene nearly killed me.
How I feel about the hot dog one lol
Bon appetite!
@@markislivingdeliberately down the hatch!
This show on mushrooms is magical
U just shouldn't have had such a sloppy mud pie
I’ll likely never know why the line “they’ll pull your hair up, but not out” is so hilarious
I love how he’s trying to make it like less scary or something 😂
They have to be careful. If they pull it out they turn to bones
😂
@@johnnyoverpour😂😂
"But if they pull them out they turn to bones." is the most brilliantly stupid line in the whole skit. They're skeletons. They already are just bones 😂
🎉🎉🎉
The bones are their dollars.
@@wheedler and so are the worms
Yeah, but they'll be more bone.
they had turned into humans by pulling the hair up but
they went too far and pulled it out and turned into bones.
"...they turn 'back' to bones" may have been more precise language
but it doesn't work with the iambic pentameter or melody.
I love how he had to stop playing bass to emphasize that the skeletons will only pull your hair up but NOT OUT
"THEY'VE NEVER SEEN SO MUCH FOOD AS THIS"
@@JoshuaRoberts_V and the worms are their money! The bones are their…dollars?
What is their food?
And there’s still food underground but only half as much 🤣🤣🤣 who is eating it?
@@petemoore4138 the skeletons...jeez. it's like you weren't paying attention at all!
43 dislikes are skeletons who pulled someone's hair out and not up.
But if they pull it out they turn to bones
@@RickShagCreative that's why they can only click dislike
This is the one song that plays in my head throughout the day. Like ALL DAY LONG....
This song never get old. No matter how much i listen it, i never get bored.
I just got "AND THAT WAS THE NIGHT THE SKELETONS CAME TO LIIIIIIFE" stuck in my head randomly.
The skeletons'll pull your hair. UP BUT NOT OUTA
So lemme get this straight.
The skeletons entire economy is dependent on a certain amount of skeletons accidentally going too far and pulling the hair out, which turns them into a regular pile of bones. Therefore becoming another skeletons money.
“That’s why they’re out, to get their bones from you” refers the pile of bones next to you because a skeleton pulled your hair “out” instead of just “up.” This causes a sort of “bone rush”. (Side note: a gold rush story is on par with country themes.)
The fix with “so are the worms” is very confidently stated. This actually makes sense because if all the skeletons are too good at pulling hair up and not out, or if it’s been a while since the skeletons came to life, the skeleton economy would crash therefor making worms the most valuable currency, via trade.
Deeper theory. The two songs actually ARE one. The bassist (Billy2) is confused because Billy 1 is saying he was murdered, yet he’s standing there singing about it. He’s not just doing improv. Billy1 must have been brought back to life on the night the skeletons came to life. Which is also the day he died. Billy 2 is just explaining how this is all possible. He even states at the end how confused he is with everyone. The song is actually genius and he knows it.
Billy2 is the only sane one.
EXACTLY, the bones are the skeleton's money, in our world bones = dollars
Legendary fkng comment bro
Robert Palins Lore Bible (legendary)
This theory is on par with string theory.
I was more interested in the skeletons tbh
All they want is another chance at life, they’ve never seen so much food as this, underground there’s half as much food as this.
Damn same
love how he yells “Exactly!” and proceeds to sing something completely unrelated
I love how the baseline is still playing when he’s trying to explain how they’ve never as much food as this, underground there’s half as much food as this.
.. and he brought that hammer down..
..Exactly!! The bones are the skeletons dollars.. 🤣🤣
And so r the weeeoorrms
Just the thought of his character being like "follow your lead? Okay boss, I won't let you down" and then immediately "bones are their money, but so are the worms"
So impressive how he plays the bass without touching it
Is that the joke?
@@momhips7131 you got her jane
@@momhips7131 Everything's a joke to you, isn't it?
This sketch is so good that no one's made any Walk the Line or Dewey Cox references
It's songs like this why I build my playlist on TH-cam and not Spotify thanks for the upload
My favorite part of this sketch (not shown here) is later on when the exec says "we're interested in the parts Billy was singing" and Tim asks "Billy as in me, or Billy as in him?" and the exec asks "wait, you're name's Billy too?" and Tim calmly responds, "No, that's why I'm so FUCKING confused" 😂😂😂
Yeah me too. Can't believe the execs are passing on the Night the Skeletons Came to Life.
I like how happy he is when he says “YES!” Lmao
Laugh at him if you want, but this man prophesied the coming of SKELETREX and his bone brigade. Freakin bonies!
Crap Dangit this sucks
this deserves top comment ya idiot haha!
Is it just me or is Billy trying so hard not to laugh at 1:36?
Billy as in him, or Billy as in me?
drpx thats why Im so fucking confused
The bones are the money so are the worms
That "YES" at the end always gets me, he sounds so happy.
YEH HEHS
he thought he nailed it lmao
This is the best comedy skit of all time. You either get it or you don't. I cry every time I see this shit. So over the top.
No one has mentioned that he just randomly adds the part about “never seeing so much food as this” because “underground there’s half as much food as this” when at no other point in the song is he talking about food or eating lmao
"UP BUT NOT OUT" kills me every time for some reason
I remember the first time I watched this I was with a group of friends, and I laughed so hard I couldn't breathe. They... did not think it was as funny as I did, but still. Even now thinking about this bit I still get the giggles.
“You mentioned that bones were money like four times.”
“That’s just cause I couldn’t remember if I had said it!”
Just recently discovered this guy on Netflix and I’ve watched thru his show multiple times. So funny!
Try Detroiters next, you’ll thank me
@@pyenapple I watched that, then saw this show
Of course Frank Reynolds nails my favorite line
“We’re more interested in the parts Billy was singing”
“Billy as in me or Billy as in him?”
“Your names Billy too?”
“No, that’s why I’m so fucking confused”
Wellp time to have this on repeat in my head for another month.. The bones are their MOney
His songs get stuck in my head more than Top 40 songs ever do. B-b-b-basketball!!!!
Gimme gimme gimme the ball, because I'm gonna DUNK IT!!! (YEAH!)
NORTHERN, CAN YOU COMMENT?!
Finally someone else that was here from an E-sports super start
@@baronvonooze4959 more like super shart
Also hey everybody
i had no idea Jon Hamm and Jason Sudeikis could fuse together into one person that is an incredible ability they are truly underrated performers
I haven't laughed this hard in actual years holy shit. I'm actually crying.
This show is so underrated. I hope they make a season 3.
They better had
@@Aphexrain38they did
The guy said he wanted sumpin spooky 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I just keep rewatching it to study it now. I almost needed to be hospitalized the first time I saw it, I feel like I'll never reach that high again with how terrible the comedy is that gets pushed into the spotlight.
It kills me every time I watch it...esp when he says “exactly”. I do wish this clip was the whole sketch.
@@yomilky6283 , agreed. What's up with that?
@@yomilky6283 Exactly! THE BONES ARE SKELETON'S MONEY~ IN THEIR WORLD BONES EQUAL *DOLLARS*
DUDE ME TOO. The first time I seen this I was in a place that nothin has made me laugh and be so happy about as this mf skit
As if the whole sketch wasn’t enough, I get floored every single time he ends with “No, and that’s why I’m so F--ING confused!”.
(triumphantly) YES!
One of the best songs of all time, Tim
Underground there's only half as much food as this 😆😆😆😆
They r shit kickers x,D the meta ppl
"Me Billy or Him Billy?"
"Your names Billy too?"
"No that's why I'm so fucking confused!"
Holy crap. That’s a really scary song. So much for sleeping
💀
This world building is amazing, I can practically see this here skeleton world
Just saw this show for the first time yesterday. Haven't laughed that hard in awhile, and I needed it.
I never get to watch the brilliant acting throughout this one because I always end up with tears obscuring my sight
they came from under the ground, and, from all over
The man had a song in his heart.
"EXACTLY, The bones are the skeletons money"
😂 😭
i love the worldbuilding in this
I don't know why Billy is so upset. Clearly, these stiff suits have no idea what the modern youth want in their music. Tim's got his finger on the pulse.
You try to play me some country western crap about some guy shooting some other guy, I'll smack the guitar out of your hands. Boring! But a song about the internally inconsistent economy of the undead, that's new! That's something unlike I've ever heard before! Plus it's spooky!
Not gonna lie, this is the video I come to when I am feeling low. Never fails to make me laugh. Thanks, TIm Robinson.
I love how the guitarist can barely hold his laughter at 1:27.
Watched this 20 times but never noticed that
I love that Tim invented a new voice and created an entire comedy show around it
I swear the actor who is the 'lead' singer is trying not to crack up for the last half of the sketch
I need a streaming version cause this slaps and gets stuck in my head all the time
Tim's part is what I sound like when I try to describe my DnD homebrew to somebody who doesn't play.
God, I could just watch any given skit from this guy for days at a time.
One of the greatest things to grace our planet.
My dad and I could not stop laughing at this skit. Even referencing it still gets giggles. When we first watched this he was literally crying from laughing so hard lol
Dude I’m looking through a horror art book, there’s a skeleton pulling a guys hair up and I’m just laughing
Anyone else here because they genuinely cant get the song out of their head?
Love this sketch. Heard the Folsom prison blues and it reminded me of this lol Had to look it up
Tim is America's greatest treasure and we must protect him
Continuity-wise, it only makes sense that the skeletons came to life at any point AFTER Robert Palins shot the narrator. If the narrator is telling about being murdered in first-person AND in past-tense. How can he do that unless...
...unless he IS one of the skeletons that came to life that night!
Yeah I love how the first guy is doing a mysterious sort of from the dead murder ballad and the second billy catches the “spooky” vibe and that’s what he comes up with 😂😂
This. Also, were the skeletons he’s talking about in any way related to the skeleton warriors that Scrooge of Christmas future has to kill?
@@johnnyoverpour “he said he wanted somethin spooky!”
Since this skit is based on the scene from "Walk the Line" when Johnny Cash first plays Folsom Prison Blues for Sam Phillips, I choose to believe that Robert Palins is the narrator of Folsom Prison Blues, and this song is written from the perspective of the man he killed in Reno.
I love how Tim's playing a bass straight put of the 1980s in a bit where they are obviously in the 40s/50s...fuck that kills me.
😂😂 and a pretty metal looking bass at that! This whole sketch is gold but that part really sent it for me right off the bat
This feels like they’re singing about the classic 1985 NES and arcade game, Ghosts n Ghouls.