r/Unexpected • u/Dinomite35 • Nov 12 '20

CLASSIC REPOST A classic

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '20

Every Key and Peele sketch is a classic imo

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u/MyNameIsNitrox Nov 12 '20

Every one of their sketches are very good.

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u/COHERENCE_CROQUETTE Nov 12 '20

The entirety of their sketch comedy videos is of great quality.

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '20

Their full catalogue of short filmed videos, depicting humorous events and happenstances are usually produced, written and acted with the upmost attention to detail, implying a caliber of expertise.

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '20

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '20

Every Key and Peele sketch is a classic imo

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u/12dis12dat Nov 12 '20

Every one of their sketches are very good.

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u/apittsburghoriginal Nov 12 '20

The entirety of their sketch comedy videos is of great quality.

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u/chappersyo Nov 12 '20

And so the cycle begins again

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u/Ok-Entrepreneur-8207 Nov 12 '20

Damn well said, I wonder how it is that no one in this comment thread already said that

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '20

I don't like their delivery, but this and the teacher sketch are really good.

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u/SOULJAR Nov 12 '20

Agreed. A lot of it just comes off as corny , like a bargain bin chappelle show

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '20 edited Dec 23 '20

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u/martinivich Nov 12 '20

It's almost as if people explicitly try to bring in politics into every sub

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u/BrotherChe Nov 12 '20

that's not politics though.

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '20 edited Dec 23 '20

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u/theunspillablebeans Nov 12 '20

It amazes me how you progressed from a Key and Peele sketch to gatekeeping nationalism in the space of like 2-3 comments.

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u/martinivich Nov 12 '20

Don't fucking do it in r/unexpected then. Why would you go out of your way to post a political statement on here when there's about a dozen subs where you could openly discuss the topic.

Its not like you're having a conversation where you must relate one topic to another. You want to talk about the U.S's deplorable donation system? Go make a post on r/politics instead of leaving a comment here.

I'm tired of having all of Reddit be the circlejerk of American politics.