Mulleted aliens hurl CDs at Dolph Lundgren in this nonsense | So Bad It's Good #81 - Dark Angel
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A lot of you requested this one and now I know why. Craig R. Baxley, of Stone Cold and Action Jackson fame, directs this movie. This has more explosions than anything else I've ever seen. Also known as I Come in Peace, Dark Angel is the epitome of late 80s/early 90s cheese.
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Not only is Dolph Lundgren tall, good looking, a 4th Dan Black Belt (had to look that one up), and a good actor. But he's _also_ smart as hell with a Masters Degree in Chemical Engineering and had a scholarship to M.I.T. before being convinced to move to New York and getting into acting. I've also heard he's a super nice guy to boot.
He's too good at everything. I think I hate him 🤣
He supposedly has an IQ of 160 but idk if that actually is true.
All of the above except being a good actor, love Dolph though, need to review Showdown in Chinatown with Brandon Lee!
He can also smell crime through his nose.
" a 4th Dan Black Belt (had to look that one up"
Oh, that's got to be an honorary thing.
His name isn't even Dan.
I remember watching this movie back in the day. Silly, but fun. I’ve always liked Dolph, and he seems like a genuinely cool guy in real life (unlike The Penguin aka Steven Waddle Seagal). Dark Angel was also a tv show, with a young Jessica Alba and produced by James Cameron!
I've only heard good things about him.
I've only seen gd things about Jessica!
This is what Seagal was ripping off when he mad Attack Force I bet. There’s space vampires, tits and the main guy is a cop that walks with an air of confidence rarely seen in this day and age.
Also I don’t really know why but the alien gives me Raiden from Mortal Kombat vibes but a little bit of Bill Murray too.
Dolf is super smart too. Some sort of Chemical engineer with several degrees iirc.
Maybe Steven segall can dye himself red and star in the next blob remake if they ever make it.
"I come in peace."
Dolf: " You go in pieces".....still remember that.... Classic 80's action liner.
A hidden gem. Love this movie. Set the dial to kill is a great movie line
Good line.
Adding magnesium to the powder in a blank slows down the reaction and creates a larger muzzle flash. Flash enhancers attached to the muzzles can also help. Basically the opposite of flash hiders.
I miss the Calico 950. A 9mm machine pistol that Hollywood loved as an alien weapon.
First time I remember seeing it was on Total Recall. Very weird feed mechanism.
I own a Calico Liberty III which is pretty much a M-950. I love that it was in this movie, and I still wish mine had the little power selector switch
The Calico M950/950A and its variants can be found in tons of great films. Robocop 2 & 3, Total Recall, Tango & Cash, Maniac Cop 2, Stoned Cold, Hard Boiled, Strapped, Point of No Return, The Crow, Virtuosity, Space Truckers, Double Team, Eraser, Star Trek:First Contact, New Jack City, Spaceballs, The Running Man, Bad Boys, T2...
@@MichaelTotin The funny thing is is that it could be the same ones appearing in all those... There are handful of companies that supply firearms to film studios.
Forgotten Weapons did a series of videos on the Calico recently. Very interesting weapons.
Dark Angel is also the title of a TV show with Jessica Alba. The following three movies should definitely be included in your Lundgren list:
- Red Scorpion
- Universal Soldier (also with Van Damme)
- Men of War
Matthias Hues, who plays the alien, was in Karate Tiger II (also recommended).
Added them to the watchlist. Looking forward to them!
@@JasonBrant I loved Red Scorpion when I was young.
Wasn't there also a Dolph movie in which he's sword fighting some yakuza, or something similar? Super cheesy and awkward one worth some laughs.
@@NefariousKoel Showdown in Little Tokyo.
@@wimvanderstraeten6521 - Ah! That's it!
"this is actually edited together really well" this movie was pretty huge when it came out. my brother and I said the tagline for years. I still say it to my wife sometimes.
It was produced much better than I expected.
My missus and me quote random lines from 80s and 90s films to each other, I'm glad that shit is still going elsewhere.
@@JasonBrant it’s almost like instead of watching a bad movie to roast, you guys just kicked back and watched a legitimately good movie.
was it big? I never heard of it haha.
@@APieceOfLiquid I mean "big" just from the amount of advertising commercials on TV. It was advertised the same as any other big studio movie. Commercials for weeks, day and night, before the release. I was in Oregon at the time. Don't know if that makes a difference.
This movie was easily top five video store era gems. Back then you might have a vague recollection of seeing a trailer somewhere, sometime, but picking out a movie was largely guess work. I found this one because of word of mouth and the hype didn;t oversell it.
This is such a fun movie. You really can’t go wrong with Dolph and Matthias in the same movie.
I used to watch this on cable back in the day. For years the only thing I remembered was Dolph's ending "You go in pieces." Btw, Detective Tiny Ears is Brian Benben from the HBO series 'Dream On,' if anyone remembers that. Thanks for the video, great as always.
That was a great and hilarious show. Too bad it'll never get a DVD or Blu Ray release because of all the footage they used from other shows and the work it would take to clear it all.
I somehow never watched that show.
@@alucard624 that makes sense… how did they get away with using it on the show in the first place?
16:30, Al Leong, the henchman in every 80s and 90s action movie!!!!
🤣
The problem with all the "newer" Predator movies is, there's way too many humans we dont really give a shit about. Just wanna see a Yautja hunt some gnarly alien beasties, or human trash... or both. No need for people doing boring people shit.
Also, Dolph is cool.
If you haven't seen it already, a movie I would highly recommend Showdown in Little Tokyo who had a duo consisting of Dolph Lundgren and Brandon Lee going up against a brutal crime boss played by none other than Carry-Hiroyuki Tagawa. (Shang Tsung himself!) Definitely worth a watch even for the witty banter alone.
"You have the biggest dick I ever seen on a man."
It's worth it for Lee's quote about Dolph's proportions alone.
@@danielmcelhatton1724 Yeah that part is pretty hilarious XD
It's on the list.
@@JasonBrant Awesome! :D Thanks for the work you do :)
the gun the aliens are using looks like a calico pistol that had the 100 round cylindrical mag.
If you're going into the Dolph Lundgrenverse, definitely review Red Scorpion (1988). It's an action movie that has some interesting history behind it including a deal with apartheid South Africa and a producer who was later sent to prison.
That might be our next Lundgren movie.
Damn..........
The “I need a bandaid” line gets me
@@chrisculver701
"Are you out of your mind?", 'Naw... Just out of bulletsh.'
I've seen a lot of martial arts movies with Matthias Hues. As an actor, he makes Chuck Norris look like Daniel Day-Lewis, but fun to watch especially as a villain -oh yes, he played a good guy at least once. Good reaction, congratulations you both!!
We'll definitely have to watch more of his stuff.
@IP3278 You get a cookie for remembering Cyberzone!! Yes Hues was a good guy.
I remember he was the bad guy in a b-movie called Bounty Tracker with Lorenzo Lamas. A nice bit of mid-90s action cheese.
He also is a good guy in a movie with marc dacascos. ultimate justice (2017). saw it at the cinema. very small release.
hues was born in germany .
I actually think *Matthias Hues* is one of the better actors who have huge muscles.
*Age of Treason* starring Bryan Brown features another good guy role for Hues.
I remember watching this masterpiece when I was in college. It’s was truly insane.
Batshit crazy.
@@JasonBrant The alien stole the heroin injects it into the subject and the draws out brainfuild while the subject is high on coke... why??? I haven't figured that out yet.
@@kevinburnes3216
Maybe he’s cutting the heroin with human blood/DNA?
"Don't look at me when you die or I'll snatch all them *urrrrrrrrrrruhhh* birthdays"
never knew this was also called Dark Angel! (the TV show was in 2000, with Jessica Alba and Michael Weatherly of NCIS) - what a blast from the past. Edit: I had totally forgotten the alien was like Predator Raiden.
I just remember the commercial tag for this movie."I come in peace. You leave in pieces!"
Say what you want about this movie, but it includes one of the coolest snuff lines ever. When the alien says, "I come in peace," Dolph replies with, "and you go in pieces!" Priceless!
Dark Angel had Jessica Alba, just to stop people wondering.
Indeed.
A good 80's film to watch is "The Hidden"
Will do!
Dolph was gone for 8 days because he needed 6 days to get ready, the 7th day to battle The Ring and an 8th day to rest. Lol
I remember watching this movie when It came out on video.
Dolph and Matthias are both 6'-5".
The sound and affect on the alien gun reminds me of a weapon on Borderlands. They call it the Repeater. It something like an automatic pistol. The flash, spray and sound are spot on.
Brian Benben (Dolph's partner) was star HBO series Dream On and was in the excellent Masters of Horror Season 1 episode Deer Woman.
Deer Woman... don't remember that one. I'll have to go back to that show.
@@JasonBrant The John Landis episode
Great reaction to this classic Dolph movie, I love this film & remember renting this film, The Punisher, Total Recall & Lionheart & watching them all over a weekend & loving each & every one of them.
Matthias Hues playing the alien drug dealer also plays the Russian in No Retreat No Surrender 2.
The music score is in this film is by Jan Hammer who scored the Miami Vice 80s tv series.
He's in NRNS2? I gotta move that higher up the list.
@@JasonBrant Yup plays the Russian & has a awesome final fight.
NRNS2 is insanely entertaining.
Matthias Hues is a legend, always plays a bad guy
@IP3278 Defo need blu ray release.
Got to love the Calico M950 pistol. It is the ultimate 90's action movie gun.
Looks very futuristic.
After missing out last weekend, what a way to jump back into things with Dark Angel/ I come in peace. Totally made my Sunday seeing this today. So happy that it made your guys so bad it’s good seal of approval.
You guys are awesome and I’ll keeping a close eye to see if you guys ever get to Dolph’s action movie Red Scorpion.
Fantastic show!
Red Scorpion is on the list. Already have a copy of it.
This movie was my favorite to watch back in the day., The guns shot explosions, the aliens pumped drugs into their victims , CDs chopped off fingers, and DOLPH moflippin IVAN DRAGO Lundgren. So glad to see you guys watch this gem of and early 90s classic.
Lot of fun in this one!
Loved the reaction! The villain is played by Matthias Hues, a German actor who is in a ton of great potential SBIG movies. I'd recommend Digital Man (if you want one from the mid 90s), or Maximum Impact, where he is a villain alongside Mark Decascos (one of my favorite underrated action stars). He's also in No Retreat No Surrender 2, so that could be a fun sequel!
I'll definitely check out more of his stuff. Added them to the watchlist. Thanks!
@@JasonBrant That was also Stallone's reaction when he first met Dolph.
Yes!!! Me an my buddies loved this one back in the day. The true title is "I come in peace." The catch phrase in the end. "I come in peace, you go in pieces"
Jessica Alba!
I LOVED this film as a kid. The CD weapon was so cool.
It's so deadly a car speaker can foil it 🤣
Ahh...I totally forgot that bit. I remember the scientist guy complaining it nearly took his head off before he miraculously built the 'tri-magnet of control', but forgot the ripping a speaker apart for defence. I also recall being amazed at a (when your 13) fit bird (British for attractive young lady) being a mechanic right before shes pumped with...I want to say Heroine.
P.s. glad TH-cam didnt rob you this week.
I love that it was the dorky sidekick who used it the explodey alien gun the most.
“you’re cool enough on your own! *I* want to use it! It can be my thing. You’re handsome buff guy and I will be the cool gun guy!”
That's a good point. You gotta give that guy something to do at the end of the movie. Not like he's gonna trade blows with the alien.
I actually saw this as a Kid. Titled: I come in Peace. and ofcourse i loved it. lol
Hell yeah.
Brian mentioned Suburban Commando early in the video. I remember so many funny lines from that movie. Christopher Lloyd saying, "I was frozen today"! After Hulk moves some neighbors drag racers from blocking his drive way, he was approached by the neighbors and Hulk said some funny lines about them hypothetically kicking his ass. The neighbor responds with, "what are you crazy? This is the 90s, i'm gonna sue ya". Funny shit.
Out of all of these action heros, Dolph is definitely my favorite.
Even more than Arnold?
@@JasonBrant Arnold is probably around middle of the list for me. I think Dolph is just a better actor. I'm not sure why he never blew up as big as lots of these guys. Don't get me wrong, Arnold is great, but I think some of the more serious movies he did, would actually be better if they had cast Dolph instead, but probably also wouldn't have gotten the big numbers. The more silly stuff, Arnold seems to shine in. I think it's partly because, prime Dolph looks peak human, while prime Arnold looks almost inhuman and a bit freakish. That and the trademark Arnold accent definitely lends itself more to over the top or even silly stuff.
This was some high-budget shit. I remember the ads for this movie (as I come in peace) as a little kid on TV showing the alien screaming "I COME IN PEACE!!" and the hero retorting 'THEN YOU LEAVE IN PIECES!" (kaboom!!) I never got to see it, but glad to see you cover it. It looks like everything I expected.
Oh Johnny Mnemonic had Keanu Reeves in it so Dolph was a bad guy in it but he had a lot of charisma imo
I saw that in the 90s and have ZERO recollection of it.
Yooooooo! I remember watching this movie as a kid on the UPN network here where they showed somewhat bogus movies every Sunday afternoon 😂
I remember thinking this movie was WILD! Awesome vid, man. Loved this one!
Thanks!
I love how everything is very “as a matter of fact”. Huge alien drug dealer with a hand cannon capable of leveling a city block is just another day in the streets
They handle it well.
"You were gone for 8 day! ...8 days!" Reminded me of,..."2 dollars! ..I want my 2 dollars!" from Better of Dead. Ha!
It's on the list. Looking forward to it!
Got it backwards, guys. "I Come In Peace" is also known as "Dark Angel".
Ok.
@@JasonBrant No prob. It's not like the alien says it a dozen times in the movie.
@@JasonBrant Still got it backwards, smart ass.
Craig R Baxley worked as stunt coordinator and second unit director on The Dukes of Hazzard and The A-Team (on which he later made his directorial debut). He was stunt coordinator on the feature films The Warriors (1979) and The Long Riders (1980), as well as second unit director on Reds (1981) and Predator (1987).
That would explain it.
I've been waiting 7 days for a dang video from you guys, which is fine - but, IF YOU'D HAVE PUSHED IT TO 8 DAYS, that would have been a TRAVESTY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
🤣 🤣 That's just too damn far.
@@JasonBrant 😁. Btw, i'm with you on the sponsorship - i think it is awful, and channels suck when they use it. People are saying they don't mind, but i agree with you, including promotions sucks: I think it's a dilemma. But, if YOU do it, it's fine - you put a ton of work into each video, and assemble people to take part in them; also, you have bothered to come up with an original concept to offer up. Plus, if you do it as skits like you said, I'll watch them beginning-to-end as I feel I owe you guys for the entertainment; plus, they'll be funny anyway, so it won't be a chore.
Sponsorships are on the way. Gotta do something to offset being demonetized by TH-cam. Some will be funny skits, others won't. Depends on what the sponsor allows, unfortunately.
Thanks a lot for the fun guys!! I remember seeing this in the theaters. You should check out Split Second with Rutger Hauer.
Definitely,please watch Split Second.You will enjoy.
Absolutely. Great movie
“I come in peace.”
~drug lord alien
“And you go in pieces”
~ dolph lundgren. 😂
🤣
8' tall, intergalactic meth dealers. Fuck yea. Loved this movie in the 90s when it played on TV. My brothers and I used to quote it all the time.
Didn't realize Dolf was such a good looking dude back in the day. Imagine when him, Stallone, Arnold, Van Damme went to a bar. The ladies probably passed out. 😂
Another one of those good oldies I started watching as a kid, when I was obsessed with action stars.
15:04
They swiped that from 'Police Academy'.
"Son, WHERE did you get that GUN?"
"My MOM gave it to me!"😁
"I come in peace" "you go in pieces" BEST WORST line ever
Love it!
I watched this earlier because I seen Matthias say it was his favorite he’s done , then watched today’s episode, & now watching this one. Thank you for dragging me into this world that I’d only tiptoed into up until a few months ago when I discovered your channel.
The guy that plays the blond alien, his name is Matthias Hues. His name might not be recognizable, but he was in a lot of action movies during the 80s and 90s, typically playing a villain.
He was in No Retreat, No Surrender 2 which co-starred Cynthia Rothrock. Despite the title it has no connection to No Retreat, No Surrender starring Jean-Claude Van Damme.
Some other movies of his include Diplomatic Immunity (1991), Black Belt starring Don Wilson, Mission of Justice (1992), Talons of the Eagle, TC 2000, Digital Man, Droid Gunner, The Silent Force (2001), and a whole bunch of other movies that would be a good fit for your show.
I can't wait to watch more of his stuff!
Yall are my favourite thing about a Sunday evening. Great way to unwind before the week starts again.
I love owning a Calico Liberty III, which is what the alien uses in this movie, and using it at the gun range, saying "I come in peace."
I saw this film when I was 13 (now 40 something) and all I ever remembered of it was Dolph lungdren emoting hard. Alien "I come in peace!" Dolph (out growling vin diesel befoer vin diesel knew how to growl badly) "you go in pieces!"
As a Duke basketball fan I’m honored that former player and current analysis Jay Bilas played the Alien cop. Lol
Craig R Baxley was the stunt coordinator on The A Team tv show in the 80’s. Always noticed the name in the titles. He worked on many other shows to. He had this trade mark shot of a the camera that followed a stuntman flying through the air in a 180 degree arc shot from below. It in everything he did. Thanks
It’s Terminator AND Predator vs Aliens, and a little Freddy vs Jason, but the sound design FEELS like Batman V Superman.
To think, our boy Brant would wind up becoming good friends with Mattias Hues. :D :)
Dolph's partner in this movie, Brian Benben, used to be on an old HBO show called "Dream On" which did the whole meme thing way before it became popular in more recent years.
4:34
A few years ago someone broke into my town's police station, which was housed in a small villa.
They got arrested because they navigated themselves into a locked room and apparently broke down the locked door to the hallway.
I remember seeing this movie when I was like 13. I was dying laughing at the CD POVs chasing people around. and the horrible catchphrase at the end. such a gem.
Nobody recognized Dolph's partner was Brian Benben from 'Dream On' fame?
Hobo with a Shotgun, Spit Second and Blind Fury are also some GREAT B-Movie watches!
Added them to the watchlist. Thanks!
I was on a construction crew for our small town police station. They expect people to try and break into police stations, which is why we lined the entire building in reinforced sheetrock, stuff that would stop projectiles from anti-vehicle small arms, like a 50bmg.
No kidding, took a chunk home and shot it several times with a 375h&h at close range. 300gr solids wouldn't go through.
I recognized the vibrating pathologist (or whatever he is) at 13:55 and it was bugging me for a bit, and then I realized that, in the first season finale of "Twin Peaks," he played the twitchy insurance agent Mr. Neff (named after Fred MacMurray's corrupt insurance agent in "Double Indemnity").
And that's a clue to how many times I've watched the first season of that show.
Just looked it up and apparently the actor's name is Mark Lowenthal. He's great in that bit part in Peaks.
You should have done this about Dar Robinson. The villan alien. Super famous stuntman. Truly a legend and this movie was his biggest acting role. He does all of his stunts in this.. it really is so bad it's good.
Haha I see this back in the day when I was just 16yrs old, its got the best comeback line ever (up there with Arnie)
"I come in peace...go in pieces"
20:12 Honestly, if part of the plotpoint was that not-Predator specifically went after celebrities because "big head small body" for endorphins would have made the movie way more compelling
They definitely used the old film trick of Forced Perspective, with the villian closer to the camera to make him HUGE. I mean, Dolph is roughly 6'4" and there's not many options to make him appear small.
The alien was on massive platforms too.
Dark angel and they live are two of my favorite movies growing up. Don't forget Willow and Princess Bride
I loved this movie when it came out. Hey, the small eared cop, wasn’t that the guy that ended up playing Martin Tupper in the HBO series Dream On?
Dolph Lundgren is a black belt, has a genius IQ, has a master's degree in chemical engineering, sports a 13" wang, speaks 17 languages including Klingon, and smells like fresh picked raspberries.
"He shoots him full of ----" and the whole audience knows what you're saying.
I saw this in the theater as "I Come in Peace" and loved it. It was a fun film and from a technical point, there are some great shots in there.
The pyro was great.
Okay, I just watched this episode, one year later, and I just have to tell you about when I interviewed Dolph when the first Expendables came out. I actually made him say "And you go in pieces, asshole" - and then he added "That line is SO BAD IT'S GOOD"! Yes, he really did say that.
Dolph cracked a joke a swedish tv gala a few years ago that "People from the north of Sweden really like to gather around a fireplace on a cold night - and if it's really cold they might light the fire aswell" :)
Nice!
This movie was a part of the D.A.R.E. program. Dolf Against Rare Endorphins.
🤣 🤣 Nice.
Dolph Lundgren is the villain in the Van Damme classic "Universal Soldier".
Dark Angel the show started Jessica Alba loved how the Pontiac Aztek was considered a "futuristic" car in the show lmao
You were curious about where this movie was filmed; it was in Houston, mostly downtown. Most of the locations are radically different now, of course. The car chase scene was right around what used to be called the Park Shops Mall, which had only been completed a couple years before. I do believe the final confrontation might have been in Pasadena, which is on the east side of Houston and was where all the refineries were (and mostly still are, unless that's also changed since I left).
This movie was my jam back in the 90's. Benben's "Oh yeah! Oh shit!" line always cracked me up. Great reaction, guys.
That moment cracked me up too!
Benben was in a series in the early 90’s called “dream on” very underrated comedy.
Dark Angel had Jessica Alba in it. That was the only reason to watch the show.
🤣
I flew from London to Phoenix in coach with a US Marshal about as big a Dolph Lundgren beside me in the middle seat. I was squashed against the window for 12 hours. My back was effed for a week after that.
This is the first Dolph Lundgren movie I remember watching and it was under the title I come in peace
You saw this before Rocky IV?
@@JasonBrant sadly 🤣 I remember seeing this on cable at my buddy's house when it first came out on Cablevision. So many AMAZING movies were discovered in those years, at home we didn't have cable TV.
"i come in peace"
"and you will go in pieces"
Best movie lines EVER!
Pretty sure I used to watch this on HBO growing up. I’m gonna be 39 this month. “I come in peace” would’ve been the name I remember
Brian with his Shelby shirt on. I thought to myself "he must be a car guy". 15:27 Confirmed.
Alien Waiter: "I come in peas! - Enjoy your meal!" lol
You're right about Dolph being a villain when starring alongside Van Damme, check out Universal Soldier if you haven't already, that movie's ace.
You are right and I will add. Rule of every movie made between 1986-1993.
1) random cut to strip club
2) guys rocking the well groomed mullet
3) guys with dress shirts not fully buttoned up
4) the cop that doesn't play by the rules and is always in trouble
Sounds like you're writing a screenplay 🤣
Villain has a kickass duster.
@@giorgiopalmas7934
Also, the character with all white hair, odd eyes and magical powers. Saw this also in Mortal Combat and Big Trouble in Little China.
@@kentuckyjerk323 Villain in "Dust Devil". img.reelgood.com/content/movie/4a48cde2-160f-43d1-b84a-f223694e1d4b/backdrop-1920.jpg
Just noticed that Dolph was more alert here. In the Punisher, he looked bored and probably on " something"
I really enjoyed this movie back in the old days... of VHS...
The glory days.
The only thing I remembered was the CD-shooting. Saw it in the early '90s on VHS.
Nothing is scarier than flying CDs.
@@JasonBrant That was before "Mortal Monday" in 1993! Scorpion based his signature move on this.
The arcade game Revolution X where you rescue Aerosmith had you using CD's as weapons too from what I remember.
Yes there was an early 2000s tv series called Dark Angel which protagonized Jessica Alba as a mutant super soldier.
I don't know if anyone mentioned it, but, before directing, Baxley worked on stunts for The A-Team, so he knows his stuff. And I can vouch for Dolph being a nice guy. I met him a couple of years ago and we had a good chat. He's actually really funny and humble. You should check him out singing Elvis´s "A Little Less Conversation". There, he makes fun of his being amazing at everything. I've only just discovered your channel and I love it! I help organise a yearly "So Bad It's Good" festival here in Madrid called Cutrecon, and we have a blast. We bring over guests from the movies (such as Matt Hannon, Greg Sestero or Claudio Fragasso) and our biggest catch was Steven De Souza, who came to present Street Fighter. I spent the whole week looking after him. I could tell you some stories...!
This and Split Second make a good double bill. And when I say good . . . I mean GREAT!
You guys were lucky today! This was a great movie , I'm 47 and me and my older brother brother and I saw this in the theatres. We both thought it had one of the better one liners at the end with the alien saying "I come in peace!" And Dolph replies "and you go in pieces" 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂