A Sketch for the Women - SNL
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- čas přidán 11. 03. 2017
- Beck Bennett and Kyle Mooney write a sketch for Scarlett Johansson and Aidy Bryant in honor of A Day Without a Woman.
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All the women allowed to take part in this skit must feel so empowered.
Missed the joke, smartie. Really?
@@chrisdee7931 Not sure if you’re making a reference I don’t know, the commenter was commenting as Bailey, look at the profile pic and username, Bailey was a recurring character on Weekend Updates
🤣
@@chrisdee7931 whoooooooosh
Thank you for saying that 😅
When Aidy and Scarlett said 'Thank you for saying that', I felt so empowered, such a powerful touching moment 😢
I mean...so empowered. It's not like Beck and Kyle could've written a more empowering skit.
You can’t spell man without “woman”...
And I mean, knowing that EVERY woman cast member was in this sketch just makes we weep with pride that we've come so far 😭
@@s1zzlef4rt you completely missed the joke.
@@thecreativebusiness1316 I think you mightve missed MY joke
"All these women have a story to tell " walks off ...
HILARIOUS
1.9k likes and no comments? Wow
Now 2K likes, congrats
Wow, thanks a lot for paraphrasing a scene and adding your own, personal deep insight. You sure added a whole lot of value to it. I just love when people make these sorts of great, witty original comments and the comments get the apreciation they rightfully deserve. It' not like there are comments I would like to see more than tens of people quoting the same scenes over and over.
Boy, this sure was useful/entertaining/educational/original/had any point to it.
I'm looking forward to seeing hundreds of comments like these under every single video I ever watch from now on, as I always have and always will. Just wonderful. What more could I want?
@@badsoup8857 I often find that sociopathic people make these kind of replies to people referencing the part they found most funny. The person with the error here is you, not the people having fun together.
@moo • well obviously that was his comment
they should've added "as a father or brother of a woman i am highly offended for this".
and a "imagine you were assaulted, how would you feel ... IMAGINE IT!" -.- yeah... well "luckily" 20% of women don't have to.
i would have also liked to see a " it wasn't until i had a daughter that i thought hey maybe i should respect women?? "
"As a son of a woman" lol
Bro wtf?
Thank you for saying that.
It was a good sketch, but the women were a bit too chatty.
JVIPER88 i agree, they need to sit still and smile more
@@coramarie619 maybe even make a sandwich
they did get a bit lippy
@@coramarie619 dude this sketch us for them of course they are gonna talk
@@adejumokeadeyemi1058 whooosh...
Scarlet: “Our good friends Beck and Kyle offered to write a sketch for us”
Me: “.......oh no”
Oh yes
lol that's what I thought
Literally my exact words.....
Thats exactly what i thought of
"OH YES!" is more like it
Still addresses them as “girls”, while talking about the plight of women. 😅
Subtle details are the best.
SNL is great like that
That was not intentional since girls is a perfectly normal word for women.
@@augustedupin8016 you good with being called a boy?
@@sarahk5412 Yes, I am not that fragile.
@@augustedupin8016 oh no no no no. Little boy, are you lost?
HAHAHAHA! The reference to women as "girls" after mentioning micro-aggressions was hilarious and witty.
and pathetic if you think micro aggressions are real
What? How are there not. It's just small patronizing things that happen to certain people even if the person saying them doesn't intend on being rude. Like how at least three times a month my co worker feels the need to make sure I know how to turn on my tattoo machine. He is trying to be helpful but is just being stupid, that is a micro aggression .
quinn murphy Why did he ever tell you more than once? If you don't like something the first time tell the person doing it. You just said the dude was giving you consideration, but since he can't read your mind it's somehow a negative thing. Doesn't seem like the problem is his, but rather it's your childish lack of communication. It's not everyone's job to sit around thinking about how to best treat you. Especially when you don't even bother to tell them that they're not already doing that.
theboywho criedzombie theboywho criedzombie how the fuck did you manage to make this my fault lmao??? He tells me constantly because he's "just checking up" and "just wants to make sure I remember" I have told him a million times obviously I know how a tattoo machine works and that I don't like what he says to me, he doesn't care. He is still gonna say it. I do think he has some bizarre good intentions because he seems genuinely baffled when I tell him it's rude. Leave it up to a guy to blame the girl for being told how to do her job constantly. "Childish lack of communication" do you know how fucking dumb you sound? I literally gave you zero information that would suggest poor communication. If I had said "I hint at him to stop but he doesn't get it" yeah that would be stupid but I never even said how I responded. You somehow managed to blame me for his actions with no context!
quinn murphy yup, super sensitive. Figures. All I said was handle your shit. It's your fault for letting something you don't like continue to happen. Fucking crybaby. Equal rights. Equal fights. A girl told me that in middle school. I bet she could whoop your soft ass.
So great and brave of them to give women's issues a real platform. I did think Aidy and Scarlett talk a little too much in this, though.
L.K. Britton It's sarcasm 😂
Hopper I knew it probably was, but a lot of these types of videos hate comments that awkwardly sound sarcastic but are somehow completely honest opinions.
also they could lose some weight, but not too much, so people don't call them bulemic behind their backs...
In case you didn't notice, it's a sketch specifically written for the women. They intentionally gave Aidy and Scarlett the bulk of the lines to highlight the importance of women in the performing arts.
TheRealJimbim NO? REALLY? HE SHOULDA USED THAT AS A JOKE!
As a man who knows many women, I really thought this was powerful. I bet all the women I know think so too. There's no way of knowing if they do, but I think so.
thankyou for saying that
@@ElizabethXVIII dead
Cheers to the best comment!
thank you for saying that
"every single one of these girls has a story to tell"
*"Yeah, they must."* LMAOOO
When he walked away, I laughed out loud.
every single person does
Scarlett and Aidy so clearly looking at the cue cards is incredible
Yea. They clearly said at the beginning they haven't seen what the guys wrote.
Could have been intentional so the reaction was real?
@@gregoryuk It's obviously intentional, to show that they're reading off what has been written for them.
@@gregoryukwhat do you mean “so the reaction was real”? You realize this was all planned and they aren’t really seeing it for the first time
I'm dead at how clever this was - they even made sure it didn't pass the Bechdel test
If there's an opposite version of the Bechdel test, this sketch passes it.
@@jakepullman4914 Make it a new test, the Ace and Jake test.
The women in this sketch should have smiled more. That really goes a long way.
😂
They probably didn't even think about it. They clearly need you to kindly bring it to their attention 😅
thank you!!
Aidy and Scarlett in unison saying “thank you for saying that” killed me🤣🤣
Seriously?! As a woman who just sat through that entire sketch I just have to say..... Thank you for saying that.
As a male speaking on your behalf, that was AMAZING!
Jolar70 yay someone who gets it!!!
Speaking as a man, I think it's really important that we upvote this video and support women.
Ricky Spanish You guys I found him! I found the racist guy and his anonymous upvoter!!!! Do I get a prize!!???!
I'm a feminist and I laughed out loud at this. bless
yeah, but at least they identify as allies. i don't identify as an ally or believe in microaggressions
when Lorde came out, that part killed me
Cameron R I thought he meant "Lord" as in God. That would have been even funnier.
Same lol
yesss she is gorgeous
Thank you for saying that.
And why?
SCREAMING at the details here, like when kyle mentions micro aggressions and calls the group of women Girls. the writing is terrific.
That term can go right into the garbage and shortly thereafter be set on fire. Thank you very much, fairly regretful.
Crazy Horse sorry, which term? just tryna clarify, no worries
@@fairlyregretful probably "microaggressions"
- 50% quotes from the sketch.
- 50% people complaining about commenters not getting the joke.
- 0% people not getting the joke.
It's genuinely amazing
"look at all these men not getting the joke"
WHICH MEN
WHERE
WHAT ARE YOU ON ABOUT
@@TheLaptopLagger I mean most of the comments are from two years ago when this sketch was first posted so the landscape probably looks different
@@bencarolinestuligross4336 perhaps
But I really don't believe there's more than a handful of people who didn't get the joke.
The Laptop Lagger 0% of people not getting the joke means 100% of people get it🤷🏾♀️Everyone got it, male and female...no idea why everybody is up in arms🙄 America is exhausting
@@prettyinpinky5937 exactly that's the point I'm trying to make
I'm in agreement with the original comment
this one and last week's sketch of guys at the bar.....so on point.
thank you for saying that
Jaye Maelle - I still say you should be a model......(not because all you're good for is your outward beauty, of COURSE!!!) SO pretty!!!😍
basiqal Except the wage gap myth. Still can't believe the amount of people who still believe that. Probably has to be the most widespread false statistic out there.
shayne whydoihavetohavealastnamegoogle? Broooooooooo. It is very true that wage gap exists. The stats say it.
And the handmaid's tale one.
The part where they ask the ladies to respond, and Scarlett starts to motion like she's going to, and then stops because there's nothing on the cue card always gets me.
People don't realize how brilliantly this was written
They're simps lol
NONE OF US DO WE HAVE NO IDEA HOW BRILLIANTLY THIS WAS WRITTEN I CANT BELIEVE I HAVE NO IDEA MY IDEA WELL IS DRRRRYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
Yeah, all 4.1M views are from people who just have no possible way of comprehending the fact that the sketch is well-written. Shocking.
Maybe you could explain why that is
😂 such an intellectual masterpiece....and of course it needed two men to write it!
The best part is ScarJo squinting at the prompter like "when's my cue coming...."
Yessss!!
Reminds me of news segments on some cable news programs where the topic will be "the black community" and none of the panelist are black. I've seen Fox do this a lot but I've also seen it on CNN and MSNBC.
btw, the term "the black community" gets misused constantly. It's mostly used when ignorant people want to talk about black people like we all live in the same neighborhood, have the same political leanings,have the same issues, etc. Forgetting that we are a diverse race of millions and can't be summed up to a single monolithic unit or a problem that needs solving.
DeMon Spencer false
DeMon Spencer i thought black community means all the blacks?
and then they finally found the one black guy that is on their side and bring him on so they can seem diverse too -.-
i saw the young turks do this when discussing whether or not pewdie pie saying the n word slur was racist- always cute when two ppl who arent effected by that word get to decide if its racist or not ( spoiler alert, the guy host stuck up for nazi pewds :/ )
SNL is just getting better and better, that was brilliant.
Jeffrey Gillespie not
SNL is getting worse and worse. It used to be that there were about 2-5 worthy skits per episode, now you'd be lucky to find 2. I've been watching since the late 80s.
Trev Barlow common Trev.... don’t be THAT person
@@trevbarlow9719 okay boomer
@@issiacmejia3385 I'm 37
Just....just don't look at the comments...trust me on this one...
unfortunately I had to wade through a bunch of them before finding this gem. Thanks anyway ;~;
Don't get why so many people are mad about it. It's comedy. Comments section is a MESS though lol.
Jonniebeans I regret not listening....
Jonniebeans why didn't I listen
Jonniebeans Roger that👍
On behalf of women everywhere, I'd just like to express how empowered they must've felt by this sketch. Thanks Ace and Jake.
That awkward moment when the joke flies right over the head of most of the commenters
Gavin Savage "I see a comment and stop listening". Ah, I see that you are the smarter ones now. We will try and comment quieter for you.
kleeamd82 The Trump admiration makes this comment immediately null and void. Keep worshipping a man who is currently being investigated for several crimes, which there is evidence of him committing. Smh drinking Kool-Aid. More like the other way around... Someone's projecting lol
kleeamd82 You're a special kind of stupid.
Emily Rose you're an idiot, he's completely right. What we've point was being made was lost with the obvious anger in the words used
You can tell who's guilty by how angry they are about this sketch. Even after a year!
Scarlett and Aidy looking for their lines like🤐
Mildred Okafor thats the joke because it says they haven't seen it so they are purposefully looking
Is that true?
@@woodcchase Oh my poor dear. Learn what satire is. This was planned from the get go by the entire cast.
Christopher Wood *woman
Guys, I get the joke. I know they are trolling. Please stop ❤️
About halfway through the sketch, I started to think ‘Huh, when are Aidy and Scarlett gonna say something?’ And then, I got it. Genius.
I love that the "girls" don't even get names.
The fact that the men in the comments don't get it perfectly backs it up.
Lol the women are the ones that dont get it
Everybody got it.
LMAO and the cherry on top is these 3 guys on your comment. 😂
Magi Zatanna
Oh look another self obsessed woman like the one who made the original comment. The sketch was not that complicated.
Enrique Godinez Yeaaaah, I’m a guy. And self obsessed? Lmao how does that even apply?
This was honestly so fucking hilarious I'm glad snl is getting better
Thank you for saying that
it's honestly beck and kyle who are making it better
And it's so f-ing honest too.
This sketch is actually so well executed I'm so impressed 👏
Boy it took me a second to catch on, but that was great.
Same
Same 😂
Girl it took me no seconds to catch on... my mother happened to be a woman, so I completely understand the issues discussed here.
How did it take you a while???
Nobody want to point out their names are Ace and Jack... Which is similar to jackass
Jake*
Jake, from statefarm?
Perfect.
There's nothing the entire female cast could have said that would have better conveyed the message.
It’s so great that the men stood up for the women like that!!! The girls should’ve smiled more in my opinion though
Scarlet and Aidy ask: "Is that true?" and Kyle answers to Beck: "yes!"
^.^
Wow...just wow. Truly inspiring of Ace and Jake to say that, really cut through the bs. And also so brave and moving for SNL to put aside the comedy and just produce a speech which speaks to us all. So Brave
Fred Cox Men are twice as likely to be victims of carjackings.
Hey, I need to ask a little favor, Chris. Could you shut your fucking mouth up, no one wants to hear your bull. Kay? Thanks.
??? are you being sarcastic?
Pocko Mocha How am I a "Bully" for bringing up male issues that constantly get ignored by the media, like the double standards from domestic violence?
LMAO!
This is the definition of mansplaining
Cory Mck Can't define something that doesn't exist.
Kitty McKenna you’re literally watching it?
It has a definition lol I don’t think you understand English much
Kitty McKenna define the logic in that thought process.
THAT'S THE JOKE
You’re an idiot
So, would Scarlett be considered a cast member-in-law?
I love the person who laughs at the start of sketch before any of the jokes because they know what's coming
Could've given the guys a chance to speak
I once had a male film "director" gift me with his self published, self authored book. It was all about how men have screwed up women and what women need to do to fix it. He was beyond pathological but his book was a comedic gold mine :D
Ava Masquerade what’s the book called?
We require quotes
It's funny 'cause it's true! I once had a male co-worker tell me all about misogyny! Thank goodness he was around. He also likes to tell our co-workers, as a white male, what the nation's race problems are.
mightyworker what would you do without him!
@Jake Sanders have you ever?
Like women don’t do the same thing.
I like when white mrn tell you all about how sexism isn't a thing anymore.
When ppl don't understand the women didn't actually take the day off and it's part of the sketch...come on. This is not hard to comprehend.
No, the women really did take part in the protest, but the joke is the sketch is bad because of it. Generally speaking, it seems to me the majority of the people at SNL are feminists, and this sketch was probably written by the two of them like they said, but they were purposefully making it awful. As for the other sketches in this episode, the female writers and cast probably wrote some sketches on Tuesday and Thursday knowing they wouldn't be there on Wednesday, and the male writers at SNL also realize that turning this episode into some kind of a bro fest would result in Tina Fey will probably come into the writers room on Monday and kick all of them in the balls, even though she doesn't work there anymore.
Still, even though the sketch was written mostly by men (if you watch some of the "making of SNL" videos you see that they always do some revising on Thursday and Friday) the joke works not only on the level that men don't always manage to help women when they set out to do so with things like this, but also shows what happens when writing rooms aren't diverse. It's really a great sketch.
John Brown said from the entitled fuckboi
John Brown do you think cunt is an insult? Why though? It's a beautiful and wonderful body part.
I don't think the joke is that it's bad because there was no woman. The joke is that they don't get how what they're doing is ignorant and that they're silencing the women in the cast and speaking on their behalf.
Hey everyone, it’s me Scarlett. And me, 80.
Whoa...I never realized her name is also a number. Holy shit
I can’t unsee this.
Zebulous it’s how I explained to my mom how to pronounce her name! Lmao
!! I will never be able to hear it another way!!
OMG WHAT LMAO
*generic guy comment stating i'm not like this at all so women thank me*
Watched this in a class the other day and I had to watch a group of guys *genuinely* not get the joke or why people were laughing, or why the girls in the class said it’s “so wrong.” Lol wow. Should I give up now or?
It's your duty to explain it.
Especially how the women all have a story, but none if the men ASK about it.
I see a lot of comments about people criticizing other commenters for "not getting it", but no comments from people who didn't seem to get it.
Ikr? I mean I'm looking but everyone seems to get the joke
Just some more of that constant posturing for superiority people desperately assume for themselves these days. They’re sooo smart and superior they got the highly cerebral and sophisticated SNL skit that they incorrectly assume others didn’t... I’m so sick of internet geeks trying to make themselves feel cool as they cyber insult strangers they’d socially and intellectually fumble around in person.
when he said take it away lorde and lorde came out my heart stopped queen
This would’ve been such a great skit if Aidy and Scarlett wouldn’t have been so annoying here 😕 Lorde didn’t help either
Before anyone comments this was sarcasm
@@britneyspearsstan you can't have it both ways. Use sarcasm and stand the risk or don't use it at all.
@@JosephSchneider26 she can have it both ways
@@hopper6094 he was also joking
@@bubblegum8959 oh..
The ten second lorde appearance killed me
Yes!!!! This sketch is what I need in my life. It explains women's issues while also showing that women don't really have strong voices or that women get covered up with others voices.
It's been so long since an Asian woman hosted SNL.
xxawesomeninjaxx omfg
meta. seriously meta. unsung hero of this comment section. happy anniversary on this comment.
xxawesomeninjaxx Thank you for saying that.
Is that true?
@@MrUndersolo Not any more, Awkwafina hosted in December I think.
This is exactly what it's like. It's a weird intellectual understanding but not an in-person visceral awareness of their behaviour.
People are truly missing the whole point here. The joke is not in the skit, the skit is the joke itself (if you can't already tell from the contrived nature of this video). This is not a post of hate, it's just an analysis of all the symbolism of common notions of modern-day sexism:
1. The fact that the men had names but the women are just referred to as "these women" --> no consideration of a woman's individual identity
2. The fact that the men decided to write a speech all about women --> men think they know all that women have been through; in fact, they have never lived as a woman so despite knowing all the facts, they can't truly understand what it's like being a woman. The whole idea of you will never be able to fully step into someone's shoes.
3. The fact that when men talk about the grievances of women, they don't let them speak --> still not respecting what they've got to say, thinking they know better, mansplaining, overpowering women with their speech by taking away their voice and agency
4. Calling them girls --> very demeaning. They are women, not girls.
5. Lorde --> again the whole "men know better"
6. Writing the same line for women --> again removes their individuality, also show the idea of men liking women who agree/praise them/plump their ego ("thank you for saying that"), non-argumentative women, no actual views of their own
7. Disparity in number of lines --> could perhaps reflect men's perception of women's lack of ability + this play purports to be a microcosm of the real world: men dominate this play as they do in the real world
8. Going to the table of women --> jumps into the assumption that all women want to complain about sexism (this is not a particularly strong analysis of mine, just throwing it out there, just feel like it's a bit of the "here we go again, let's hear you whine" kind of attitude
9. The constant glancing at the camera + exaggerated tone of voice --> men's concern as somewhat superficial at times, it's all "for show" (this sketch is super metatheatrical)
10 "They are called micro-aggressions...is that true" --> sounds straight out of "Father knows best" --> men teaching women, men in a more superior, knowledgeable position.
11. Sarcastic tone of voice --> questioning "do they even care"
12. When they talk about women they don't look at them --> kind of hypocritical, not real respect for women, no real concern. Again "it's just for show". Also, men talk is for men, women shouldn't but in (like they are "looking from the outside", and are part of an out-group as opposed to the men's in-group).
What do you think? Any more things to add to this list?
So, basically what you're saying is that we don't get it because it was feminist propaganda.
IT'S SATIRE. THE POINT IS THAT THEY ARE DOING ALL OF THESE STEREOTYPES AND GENERAL SEXIST THINGS MEN DO TO DRAW ATTENTION TO HOW RIDICULOUS IT IS.
Charis Kehler EXACTLY THANK YOU FINALLY SOMEONE WHO UNDERSTANDS
can you blame men? they're reenacting the behavior they observed in the home as children. women need to put a foot down on mansplaining in their personal relationships as mothers and wives if they want this behavior to stop. i suspect they won't because in the end men love to be listened to and admired more so than women.
roughly 90% of patents in the US still from men. and when woman-only patents (not multiple sexes on patent), women only account for 4% of US patents.
we know which sex has the creative juices.
i hope these stats change.
@@u235u235u235 Just.... shut up. The world would be better off if you just kept your mouth shut or your fingers to yourself.
“Yeah,they must!” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Felt like a GOP congressional hearings on women issues. Plagiarized. Lol.
No, it was definitely a Democrat congressional hearing on women's issues. Completely made up, pandering, full of shit, and causing more harm than good.
Karen Carpenter I copied down your video history and subscriptions
Because they’re so fucking funny and make me laugh every single time I see them
Genessa B I just looked too lol of course she would watch Logan Paul 😂😂
Karen Carpenter Oh you're one of those douchebags who has a hate boner for Antia Sarkeisan. Okay guys ignore this one it's a complete fucking idiot.
condescending bitch stfu
hysterical! And I don't know if this matters or not... But I am a married 54-year-old woman with FOUR daughters! And we all found it hysterical!!
Scarlett has such a genuinely confused look on her face, I'm laughing so much😂😂😂😂
It's awesome that the women are up for participating in this kind of humor! And ironically, the female cast members are actually overshadowing their male counterparts in recent seasons of SNL.
Good message, funny delivery, it'll be paid attention to, good job guys
This skit was perfect because they're actually supposed to be reading off a cue card for a change.
LOL Kyle/Beck (AND EVERY SINGLE FEMALE CAST MEMBER + Scarlett) are THE BEST!
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think the point of this skit is to show that while this is a big issue that women face, oftentimes men get credit recognizing these things. As if being kind to women makes you a better man, when in reality, that’s how a normal person should ALWAYS treat women. Again, this SNL skit kind of went over my head as I was trying to understand better
It's about derogatorily using the term "girls," for obviously grown women.
And saying the women all have a story to tell, and then not asking about it. And doing ALL the talking.
Audience members laughing one at a time as they slowly realize what's happening
Where you at women viewers of SNL? REPRESENT!!
I'm just amused at all the men who don't get the joke :D
Mountain Climber Right here
Mountain Climber here I am
Mountain Climber ayy
ayye I just had my gender reassignment surgery so Im now a WO-MAN!!!!! Preach sistaa! (Her pronouns pls thx)
So brave of these men to talk out about how pushed down womem are so often. I'm so grateful for these men to be there to support women, and they're so right. Women so often aren't given a voice in society, and that IS bad. Let's thank them for saying that :)
i love the fact that kyle and beck are kinda the main players now
Ace and Jake? I thought it was "Ace and Jocelyn, space accountants from outer space"
Mojo astronaut accountants, you diva roach.
Or Ace & Gary the Ambiguously Gay Duo
Beck's biceps looking good in that shirt
Lol this is a golden comment!
This is so brilliant, so witty, and just so well put together. the acting and script, all come together perfectly! wow, so brilliant and witty! it was really well put together!! such great acting and writing! it all comes together! ....
These two guys finally won me over with this sketch. They’re relieved, I’m sure. Brilliant stuff :)
Scarlett Johansson is beautiful. And this skit was Hysterical
wow u missed the point entirely
@@madisonpotter-moen3310 Obviously, that's not the point. Obviously, right? Right?
@@madisonpotter-moen3310 Yeah. If you thought it was hysterical? totally missed the point.
@@catandchipmunks i was talking about the beautiful comment, not really the time and place
@@TheEyeball37 it was funny, thats part of it, but it also highlights their frustration with their male co-stars...the beautiful comment was a little tone deaf
Did the ladies really have to interrupt so much? RuuuUUUde.
This is why I love SNL. The way they presented this sketch was amazing.
This is the best sketch of SNL. Funny, realistic and sarcastic.😆
The funniest part is that this is EXACTLY what it’s like.
this is genius, i love u kyle and beck
you literally have to scroll eight miles down the comment section to see anything even related to sexism here, so why is everyone acting like there’s a whole coalition of angry men ranting
When this was first posted the first 100 comments were pretty sexist.
Exactly, ppl are dumb af
Hysterical. I don't know how I missed this when it first aired.
I think we can all agree that the women or the “girls” talked wayyyy to much about their “problems” like it’s not all about them 🙄
These men are so brave!
I love how they gave their self different names. And immediately used them after.
Dude this is one of the best sketches I’ve ever seen
Kyle and Beck are brilliant.
I love a joke that you have to slowly catch on to instead of in your face.
Aidy looks very beautiful with her straight hair
scarjo's acting actually helps sell this sketch so well, awesome job haha
I didn't realize that there were seven women cast members! Awesome!
I love Beck so much ❤️❤️
I'm actually laughing😂 Nice sketch SNL
"thank you for making this sketch"
I love Beck and Kyle XD they are a hilarious team
I love Aidy so much
i could listen to scarjos voice forever😍
When you realize you never hear any of the womens' names, but the mens' are clearly stated.... *chef's kiss*