Kramer always has some over-the-top slapstick entrance in the show, they were making a joke about that. For what it's worth, it cracked me up.@@jamesjameson4566
That’s Jay Leggett, he had a few bit parts but his best known works “Without A Paddle” “Employee of the Month” (the 2004 film, not the 2006 film with Dane Cook), were as a writer/producer/director. He passed from a heart attack in 2013.
That is likely an actual routine Seinfeld would do, considering how he jokes about his mother, especially on the show. It's indeed a stereotype that black guys are very protective of their mothers while Jewish guys wish their mothers would just die already.
MadTV was awesome too. SNL sucks in comparison. YOu watch one skit where the actors are reading cue cards, then 5 commercials, then a band, then another skit. Garbage.
@@SonnyGTA this comment is dumb as fuck. Both shows are outstanding comedies? Martin and Seinfeld are 90s classics. Fuck off with that stupid opinion of yours.
I LOVE that Jim Carey’s impression is surreal and not just mimicry. The other ILC actors sorta take the same approach. That’s what makes it 20x funnier than your average SNL skit, because they were not just going for broad humor, they were actually just fucking weird 😂😂.
Dana Carvey's impressions have similar qualities. It's like he's doing cartoon versions of his subects. He's less interested in doing spot-on celebrity impressions, and he's more interested in having fun and creating entirely new characters with his impressions. Dana Carvey prioritizes comedy over accuracy, and his impressions are often very funny. In contrast, when Jay Pharaoh does Eddie Murphy, he becomes Eddie Murphy. He prioritizes accuracy, and his impressions are extremely good, but they're usually more amusing than they are, laughing out loud, funny. Jim Carrey's impressions are more like Dana Carvey's. Jim prioritizes being funny, creative, and way over the top. In this case, Jim Carrey turned Jerry Seinfeld into some kind of freakish space alien, who will never understand humans, no matter how hard he tries or for how long he observes them, because he's simply not a human. As you said, Jim's impression was totally surreal. It was also brilliant and hilarious.
I kinda felt bad for Kramer, he was probably going through some things in his personal life and it came to head that night... He absolutely 🙃 flipped out.. Always loved him in Seinfeld, one of f not the best physical comedians of this generation... I dont liook at him any differently despite how he behaved that nighr, I still rock with his comedy when I watch Seinfeld reruns.. we all err in life. The original ASSMAN😆
Jim's Seinfeld impersonation is great, but that guy playing George was KILLING it. Impressions are all about picking out the unique parts of a person/character and then exploiting them, which Jim Carrey does better than most even when he's WAY overdoing it (of which this clip is a good example). With that being said, I laughed so hard at how exactly spot on George was here. I know... Stupidest TH-cam rant of all time, but Daps had to be given to George for making me laugh out loud by myself.
+ASocialCJ No, for real. I thought the same thing. George was really perfect. He studied Jason Alexander well. Nothing bad to say about Jim, but I liked George better.
Maître Renard what the hell are you talking about? George looks like Newman in your opinion? This is a parody of the show, not the show itself. It won't be perfect. The mannerisms, voices of the characters are dead on, its pretty damn impressive.
"Whos the Bum what's the Rush,why would a bum be in a Hurry?!?! they have nowhere to go" .....that still sticks with me 20 years after this got broadcast
@@WhiteCheddar. Is still amazing to me. This is my opinion, and "was" is yours. Both these opinions can coexist in reality my friend, so please stop speaking to other people as if your opinion is fact for all, and not fact for just you. Look up the word narcissist.
@@MNTPWR29416 He said it during a set he was bombing in a comedy club, there was supposed to be no recording allowed. Of course that doesn't make any of what he said ok.
These are some of the best Seinfeld jokes Jerry never told. "Whyyy, do they call it Bumrushing? Who's the bum? What's the rush?" These are gold, Jerry! Gold!!
The bum rush rant actually makes sense. This is what some guys don't get, when you're doing an impression it has to sound like something the character would say, it's not enough to just do the voice.
That friggin' music at the beginning. Perfection. It's one thing I love about parodies is when they do a mock up of the original music, but this here takes the cake, had me in stitches. Jim Carrey and Jay Leggett here, priceless.
It's amazing this came up on my feed 13 years later... in living color was big when i lived in LA, and I didn't appreciate it then as i didn't really watch tv shows, but I wish i had, as still love it today.. .Also amazing to see how big Jamie Fox has become, and how good his impressions are.... I love that this kind of stuff can pop up in your feed out of now where...
Are you like 12 or do you not understand what "underrated" means? Where have you been for the past 25 years, Jim Carrey is one of the most legendary comedic actors of all time.
Man there were some legendary comedic actors on this show, but it seems like Tommy Davidson was able to totally lose himself in every single silly role he played. Much respect.
Man he was good. Left that show a little too early i think. In the first episodes they had Damon Wayans, Jim Carrey, Tommy Davidson, Jaime Foxx, Keenan, David Alan Grier, etc. Unbelievable. And yeah, Tommy Davidson stands out. In THAT group. What a cast all around
Love how he's doing a George impression that's based off Larry David. So it's like an impression of an impression. Tommy Davidson's high pitched voice completed the quadruple killer act for me. Behold talent who knew how to give stage and take it. You won't see this kind of thing ever again. Cemented.
Actually, Jason said he originally decided to play George as an over-the-top Woody Allen and didn't realise straight away the character was based on Larry.
It's have. You don't make without having. Nice try trying to catch a black man on English whitey. Next time think before you speak. I know your language better than you.
I remember watching this with my mom when I was a kid and she was laughing so hard but I didn't get it at all, being I wasn't really familiar with Seinfeld yet. Now that I'm older, I'm glad I came across this because its hilarious, especially now that I get what Jim was making fun of about Jerry.
Seinfeld was kind of an obscure show the first few seasons in the 90s. It had respectable, but mediocre ratings. A small group of fans. Season 4 in 1993, the show was moved to Must See Thursdays. That move and when they started showing reruns shot it straight to #1 and became THE tv show of the 90s. This skit was shot in 1993, right when Seinfeld was starting to become a household name.
He does a great Seinfeld but the gold is in the writing that's where the impression gets it's legged. They delivered jokes that were 80-90% spot on of the way Seinfeld does segways.
I never knew Jim could do a Seinfeld impression. It was good. But the guy playing George was excellent. Also another guy who does a great George/Jerry/Kramer/Newman is Frank Caliendo who I had the pleasure of meeting back in 2007.
Me too, I used to watch Living Color when I was little and thought it was hilarious even though I didn't get the references. I thought it was funny because the acting and writing was so crazy and over the top lol.
The George impression might be the best impression of anyone ever
fr fr
Agree
It was crap
Perfect impression💯
Frank Caliendo does a way better George.
Jim doing an impression of Jerry Seinfeld after a stroke
Install a Friend +Who stroke, jer or jim ?
This how Seinfeld looked to black people😂💯
Jim Carrey had a stroke??!??!? The shock and dismay!
This shit is hilarious
🤣😂🤣😂🤣
"I've been running 30 blocks just to find a door to enter through"
Lmao that deserved way more
This clip proves that Kramer was using the n word as a term of endearment in that comedy club.
What did that mean?
Yeah, I think it didn't get a reaction because it was hard to hear what they were saying, but it's pretty funny if you heard it
😂😂
Kramer always has some over-the-top slapstick entrance in the show, they were making a joke about that. For what it's worth, it cracked me up.@@jamesjameson4566
That dude doing George nailed it.
That’s Jay Leggett, he had a few bit parts but his best known works “Without A Paddle” “Employee of the Month” (the 2004 film, not the 2006 film with Dane Cook), were as a writer/producer/director. He passed from a heart attack in 2013.
No
Carrey has that very unique ability to portray people like a cartoon. It's actually crazy.
He has said in interviews one of his favorite inspirations was Bugs Bunny
I mean whaaats the deal?
@@histochronos bugs bunny? that makes soo much sense omg
Gave me a feeling of a Lucas Arts click and play game from early 90s. Nostalgia.
"WHY are black guys so protective ooooOOoOoOooooof their mothers?"
That is likely an actual routine Seinfeld would do, considering how he jokes about his mother, especially on the show. It's indeed a stereotype that black guys are very protective of their mothers while Jewish guys wish their mothers would just die already.
Ewww..
@@anthonyvasquezactorit's because many black men were raised by single mothers.
😂
Because that's the only parent they have.
The George impersonater is spot on😂
Mr no cab 😂
It's the anxious chuckle for me
"I don't know what boy means"? 😅
“Project?! What teacher assigned this project?”
😂
“And what’s the deal with grades?
A, B, or C?
Didn’t we already learn to spell in grade 1?”
The guy did a good job on George's laugh.
He fucking nailed George 🤣
What's a boy? I don't know girl? I don't know🤣🤣🤣
he didnt snort..he sucked ass
@@Jagger-Tyr_13ayyoooo? 😂
@@radicallybean I meant what I said 😉
if snl was cocaine, in living color was crack. cheaper, stronger, and more addictive
anthologyofinterest1 And black people prefer it
the pegasus kid 😂😂😂
the pegasus kid lol.....you had to go there, I get it.
MadTV was awesome too. SNL sucks in comparison. YOu watch one skit where the actors are reading cue cards, then 5 commercials, then a band, then another skit. Garbage.
Vince Lok Second City Rules!
In Living Color was ahead of its time. A massively underrated show.
Very much so! The FOX network had it's SNL for years to come and they blew it!
One of the greatest shows of all time.
@@nickchislom9499And so much better than SNL too. I can't get into that.
It was a Huge hit back then.
Underrated? There was nothing underrated about it, in Jr. High up to High School every teen talked about it all the time when watching a new episode.
I grew up in the 90s but never saw this skit until today. It's comedy gold. I about peed my pants in laughter.
It's so amazing, the amount of content from that time that we can still discover.
Agreed. Not funny
This isn’t funny
It's gold baby...gold.
man your're easy, big fan of Mad TV too?
garbage.
Being a HUGE Seinfeld AND Jim Carrey fan, this does it for me....love it! The George was great.
The George
Who played George in this bit?
Eww huge Seinfeld fan! Yak!
@@mirellalastar you don’t find Seinfeld funny? You must like Martin! 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
@@SonnyGTA this comment is dumb as fuck. Both shows are outstanding comedies? Martin and Seinfeld are 90s classics. Fuck off with that stupid opinion of yours.
..."and when did we become brothers?... does mom know about this?" 😂😂
Part killed me 😂
@@disndat705 me too Bro! And yes, your mother know 😂
The parody bass guitar just has me in stitches. 😂
I LOVE that Jim Carey’s impression is surreal and not just mimicry. The other ILC actors sorta take the same approach. That’s what makes it 20x funnier than your average SNL skit, because they were not just going for broad humor, they were actually just fucking weird 😂😂.
Dana Carvey's impressions have similar qualities. It's like he's doing cartoon versions of his subects. He's less interested in doing spot-on celebrity impressions, and he's more interested in having fun and creating entirely new characters with his impressions. Dana Carvey prioritizes comedy over accuracy, and his impressions are often very funny.
In contrast, when Jay Pharaoh does Eddie Murphy, he becomes Eddie Murphy. He prioritizes accuracy, and his impressions are extremely good, but they're usually more amusing than they are, laughing out loud, funny.
Jim Carrey's impressions are more like Dana Carvey's. Jim prioritizes being funny, creative, and way over the top.
In this case, Jim Carrey turned Jerry Seinfeld into some kind of freakish space alien, who will never understand humans, no matter how hard he tries or for how long he observes them, because he's simply not a human. As you said, Jim's impression was totally surreal. It was also brilliant and hilarious.
This isn’t SNL tho. Idiots
@@skybluemarshall Good explanation but I prefer the spot-on's like Jay Pharoah and Darrell Hammond.
This is right on! Explains why I usually preferred ILC over SNL. I'm also fucking weird. 😅
You have no idea what you're talking about.
A black kramer...the irony is stunning.
TheStopShort Not black. An Octaroon!
gooby pls What did you do? All you did was a type a typical shit comment.
But none of them were supposed to be Kramer? Lol
TheStopShort the coincidence.
TheStopShort some say that it was this very sketch that turned his heart "Black" 😂 Pun Intended
That kramer joke has aged like fine wine
What’s up?
@@elorrambasdo5233 kramer got an N word pass
@@elorrambasdo5233years ago Kramer was heckled and didn’t take it well, resulting in him “cursing out” a couple.
@@scatman786 uh oh, that’s no good
I kinda felt bad for Kramer, he was probably going through some things in his personal life and it came to head that night...
He absolutely 🙃 flipped out..
Always loved him in Seinfeld, one of f not the best physical comedians of this generation...
I dont liook at him any differently despite how he behaved that nighr, I still rock with his comedy when I watch Seinfeld reruns.. we all err in life.
The original ASSMAN😆
“I’ve been running for thirty blocks just to find a door to enter through”. Now that’s gold Jerry, GOLD! 🤣🤣🤣
Jim Carrey, Jamie Foxx and Tommy Davidson should do a reunion show!!! 🤣
"WHAAAAT IS DISS? IS IT THE OPPOSITE OF DAT?"
Dat diss this
golden costanza impression
Jerry still spitting out jokes as he's getting carried away lmfao
The George guy freakin killed it!
Jim's Seinfeld impersonation is great, but that guy playing George was KILLING it.
Impressions are all about picking out the unique parts of a person/character and then exploiting them, which Jim Carrey does better than most even when he's WAY overdoing it (of which this clip is a good example). With that being said, I laughed so hard at how exactly spot on George was here.
I know... Stupidest TH-cam rant of all time, but Daps had to be given to George for making me laugh out loud by myself.
ASocialCJ That George Constanza impression was kind of sucky.
+ASocialCJ No, for real. I thought the same thing. George was really perfect. He studied Jason Alexander well. Nothing bad to say about Jim, but I liked George better.
+ASocialCJ Completely agree and I wish I knew who´s that guy and they should give credits to that guy too
David Pace What is the name of the guy playing George in this skit?
Jim is doing more of a characature than an impression which is often funnier than a straight up impression
The actor playing George looks more like Newman to me.
Maître Renard what the hell are you talking about? George looks like Newman in your opinion? This is a parody of the show, not the show itself. It won't be perfect. The mannerisms, voices of the characters are dead on, its pretty damn impressive.
+Michael Johnson 'You mad bro'?
Maître Renard hello Fargus
Agreed, and his impression was crap. Completely missed the New York accent that George had.
He acts like George though
"What teacher assigned this project? Looking at the state of it, I hope they're grading on a curve." 🤣🤣🤣 Jim Carrey is gold
The funniest part is "Mr No-Cab", always gets me.
"What is the deal"?
"You're in the projects"......"project? What teacher assigned this project?" 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄
joe riznyk I hope they're grading on a curve hahah
*You're
I love how you can see him visibly crack a bit after delivering the line
this imitation is spot on he always hangs his mouth open like that
..........Joseph Stalin
what were you thinking
I know huh? And funny how big they made george costanza look. lol
@@narghora I'm replying to your 8 year old comment. It's like Newman and Constanza had a baby
"Whos the Bum what's the Rush,why would a bum be in a Hurry?!?! they have nowhere to go" .....that still sticks with me 20 years after this got broadcast
There will never be another show like In Living Color. One of the most memorable theme songs as a kid.
I wish this was a real spinoff of Seinfeld. I'd love a full season of this. Jim Carrey is amazing.
YESSSSS
Was amazing. Was
Foreal this shit was hilarious 😂
I would binge watch this if it were a sitcom until I had cataracts
@@WhiteCheddar. Is still amazing to me. This is my opinion, and "was" is yours. Both these opinions can coexist in reality my friend, so please stop speaking to other people as if your opinion is fact for all, and not fact for just you. Look up the word narcissist.
Damn this man Jerry Seinfeld had the gall to go to the blackest hood in NYC at 3am and make black jokes. The balls on this man.
Kramer said the n word on live tv multiple times
@@MNTPWR29416 when?? I know he said it during that rant but on tv?? I call bs
@@wastedtalent666 the live tv comment was bs but he did say it on recording
It's okay. They are all democrats.
@@MNTPWR29416 He said it during a set he was bombing in a comedy club, there was supposed to be no recording allowed. Of course that doesn't make any of what he said ok.
I watch a whole episode of that show of Jerry driving cars and talking to comedians with Jim and they never menctioned this treasure!
Comedy like this DOES NOT EXIST anymore. Living Color was best of all time.
Relax, it does. Get out of your time loop
Not really. Everyone too sensitive for jokes like this now.
"You honkeys are on your own"
Wasn't a well executed line but imagining Kramer saying it makes me laugh
They needed to say something like "Giddddy-UP!" at the end. Point an wiggle their hand a bit. Than it may feel more authentic...
"I must be an octoroon" got the biggest laugh of the whole skit for me.
@@Knifehands__ so, what's the source of your apparent distress?
Why wasn’t it well executed?
@Joe Blow nothing about this was well executed.
Whaaat....... isss....... the DEEEAL??????
U beat me to it
I was gonna say this years ago
Look...at that
Jim Carey is amazing in this skit yes, but the guy who plays George, Jay Leggett (RIP) is severely underrated. He completed it.
Dang, Leggett died of a heart attack at 50.
great Costanza lol
I agree ...that guy was talented but so obese and never 'made' it ...lol
elroy facey he's excellent
It was a good impression, but he looked too much like Newman.
elroy facey Kind of. But he played up the laughing and stuttering way too much.
its an impression of an impression since the character was based on larry david.
the real costanza character wouldve been running.
These are some of the best Seinfeld jokes Jerry never told. "Whyyy, do they call it Bumrushing? Who's the bum? What's the rush?"
These are gold, Jerry! Gold!!
*What is* THE deal??? 😲
This is hilarious 😂😂
Kenny Banya was funny af
I wonder what Jerry Seinfeld's reaction would be to this 😂😂😂😂😂
Some the best "Seinfeld" jokes are from the SNL skit "Stand Up And Win." Such as "What's the deal with airline food?"
The bum rush rant actually makes sense. This is what some guys don't get, when you're doing an impression it has to sound like something the character would say, it's not enough to just do the voice.
That friggin' music at the beginning. Perfection. It's one thing I love about parodies is when they do a mock up of the original music, but this here takes the cake, had me in stitches. Jim Carrey and Jay Leggett here, priceless.
Whoever wrote Jim's script did an excellent job of mimicking Jerry's jokes.
We need this form of entertainment back
You mean talent?
@@mistercool3859 ,yep
There’s plenty of talent out there, but they don’t rise to fame because merit isn’t the deciding factor anymore.
Yes sir
It's too bad Jim Carrey went bonkers. I just hope he doesn't go the way of Robin Williams from this point.
That missing sock joke is gold. Jamie killed it.
jerry had a joke about socks planning to "escape" in the dryer going back to the 80s
@@mox19380 😂 I remember that... _"the coast is clear, let's make a break for it!"_ 😅
@@mox19380 pretty sure its the pilot episode stand up joke
@@bigbananadealer846 yep
@@TheLCC wait, what?
It's amazing this came up on my feed 13 years later... in living color was big when i lived in LA, and I didn't appreciate it then as i didn't really watch tv shows, but I wish i had, as still love it today.. .Also amazing to see how big Jamie Fox has become, and how good his impressions are.... I love that this kind of stuff can pop up in your feed out of now where...
Jim Carrey is the most underrated actor ever
Are you like 12 or do you not understand what "underrated" means? Where have you been for the past 25 years, Jim Carrey is one of the most legendary comedic actors of all time.
That being said, no one remembers how Jamie Foxx actually won an Oscar for playing Ray Charles...
This is freaking BRILLIANT 🤣🤣🤣 the guy playing George is amazing.
what..is...the deal
T H E D E A L
what up with that?
with airline food
grapenuts cereal. no grapes no nuts. what's the deal ?
😂😂😂😂
In Living Colour was pure joy to watch growing up. Loved it so much. ❤ 🙏
how have i never seen this sketch before??
Beautiful 😁
The guy playing George is amazing
Man there were some legendary comedic actors on this show, but it seems like Tommy Davidson was able to totally lose himself in every single silly role he played. Much respect.
He was Creamed cpCorn on Black Dynamite
Man he was good. Left that show a little too early i think. In the first episodes they had Damon Wayans, Jim Carrey, Tommy Davidson, Jaime Foxx, Keenan, David Alan Grier, etc.
Unbelievable. And yeah, Tommy Davidson stands out. In THAT group. What a cast all around
Much respect Tommy and you. Real recognize real
What show was this?
@@ulubulu_ "In Living Color"
A Wayans Production.
Jim Carrey's first break after the movie "Once Bitten" flopped.
Finally, others who see Jerry like I do 😂
"Whyyyyyy do they caaaaaaall it a BUMRUSH? Where's the bum? What's the rush?" LOL
Love how he's doing a George impression that's based off Larry David. So it's like an impression of an impression. Tommy Davidson's high pitched voice completed the quadruple killer act for me. Behold talent who knew how to give stage and take it. You won't see this kind of thing ever again. Cemented.
Actually, Jason said he originally decided to play George as an over-the-top Woody Allen and didn't realise straight away the character was based on Larry.
Sometimes I forget how incredibly talented Jim Carrey is.
That joke about the projects is super underrated
The random slapping of Costanza's hand was the best part.
I can watch this without sound and still Jim’s face expressions have me rolling.
Same 😂
Jim should've played Kramer.
Kelly Coffield nailed it!
I’m currently watching all of Jerry Seinfeld on Netflix so this is just gold 😂
It's gold Jerry!!!
That George impression was haunting in its amazingness
Just an entire spoof season of this version of Seinfeld I'd binge watch it big time. 😂
Perfectly over the top.
White people have the most inane comments.
It's have. You don't make without having. Nice try trying to catch a black man on English whitey. Next time think before you speak. I know your language better than you.
You're both arguing over nothing of importance, you realize. Wise up, both of you
The point is they have them. That's all they have. Think.
And second guy, fuck you
" What is.....the deal?!" Lmao 🤣🤣
The George impression was even better that the Jerry one !
I agree!!!!
The comedic talent on this show was legendary
I remember watching this with my mom when I was a kid and she was laughing so hard but I didn't get it at all, being I wasn't really familiar with Seinfeld yet. Now that I'm older, I'm glad I came across this because its hilarious, especially now that I get what Jim was making fun of about Jerry.
Seinfeld was kind of an obscure show the first few seasons in the 90s. It had respectable, but mediocre ratings. A small group of fans. Season 4 in 1993, the show was moved to Must See Thursdays. That move and when they started showing reruns shot it straight to #1 and became THE tv show of the 90s. This skit was shot in 1993, right when Seinfeld was starting to become a household name.
Same lol
Makes me sad to think about the old days when I was a kid
@@fredrezfield1629 What?
I'm impressed by the short woman giving a perfect Kramer impression
As a Seinfeld fan i love this cant believe i never seen it
He does a great Seinfeld but the gold is in the writing that's where the impression gets it's legged. They delivered jokes that were 80-90% spot on of the way Seinfeld does segways.
Who's the bum? What's the rush? 100% a seinfeld type of observation 😂😂
I never knew Jim could do a Seinfeld impression. It was good. But the guy playing George was excellent. Also another guy who does a great George/Jerry/Kramer/Newman is Frank Caliendo who I had the pleasure of meeting back in 2007.
That bum rush joke is gold.
Rumor has it that Jerry blackballed and bad mouthed In Living color for a decade after this skit... Jason Alexander thought it was hilarious
Jim Carrey is awesome
leusherex but still funny
omar williams Huh? Who said he wasn't?
Not really. He will cut himself off sooner than later
“I said lets take a cab. But ^no, No, you didn’t want to take a cab. Mr no cab, mr King of the no cabs 👐🏻”
🤣 this is perfect George
Spot on
"I have been running for 30 blocks to find a door to enter through" 😆
Kelli Coffield!
I remember watching this as a kid and I never watched Seinfeld at the time and this was STILL hilarious
Me too, I used to watch Living Color when I was little and thought it was hilarious even though I didn't get the references. I thought it was funny because the acting and writing was so crazy and over the top lol.
Jim is the man, haven't seen this in so long and it's still hilarious. This made my day.
This brought back some memories. Haven't seen it in a very long time. Thanks for the upload.
Both apprenticed under Rodney Dangerfield.
Two KICKASS shows, In Living Color and Seinfeld...No wonder the 90s was so great.
In Living Color. Awesome show! Watched it when I was a kid.
Im a huge seinfeld fan but this shit is hilarious, really good george impression cause he is kinda like that all the time
As a guy that loves Seinfeld, this was absolutely hilarious!
Absolutely fucking hilarious
Thank You! really thank you.... this had me laughing....this show is missed.
As a devoted Seinfeld fan i have to say... i laughed my ass off.
I'm sorry
@@guyledouche6039 right? Lmao. Also, I was talking about Guy LeDouche during Christmas!! Idk why but MXC came to mind 😂😂
Are you able to sit anymore?
Was such a good show. Every single one of them were so talented, Keenan ivory did a great job putting that show together
This is pure gold.
This has to be the greatest thing i'd seen all week.
That was a pretty good George!
Visda58 I reckon!!
Jim Carrey, the man of a thousand faces. I always liked this skit. I wonder if Jerry himself laughed at this one, or if he ever saw it.
This hidden treasure needs to be shared with everyone.
MadTV and In Living Colour was great comedy for its time.
Just watched this skit. Had my mama rolling. We love you James Carrey.
James
@@helpfulcommenter Jamie
Jamal Carrey
@@NoFapKing Hey, at least he didn't call him "Drew."
I had your mama rolling last night
Ah another reminder that Jamie Foxx has an Oscar and 2 Grammys 😎
The talent on that show was off the charts and so glad it was part of my childhood.
Don't forget also Jennifer Lopez was just a fly girl on the show at this time
He dismantled the projects in about 10 seconds flat
My mom showed me In Living Color when I was a kid, honestly one of my favourite shows.