"Timothee Is Too GOOD LOOKING" 😂 Wonka Star Keegan-Michael Key Guesses UK Slang Words | Wonka
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- čas přidán 19. 05. 2024
- Wonka star Keegan-Michael Key tested his knowledge on some iconic UK Slang words!
Keegan-Michael Key sat down with us to guess a series of UK slang words ahead of the release of Wonka, which takes place in jolly old England!
Keegan-Michael Key learns what a "wasteman" is, discovers that "CBA" is his new favourite term and shows off his incredible Hugh Grant and Roger Moore impressions 😂
Wonka starring Timothee Chalamet, Keegan-Michael Key and Olivia Colman is out on Friday 8th December!
If you enjoyed our Wonka Slang video, then make sure you check out our UK Slang video with Hailee Steinfeld and Shameik Moore below!
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He literally wanted to learn it, I LOVED it!! ❤
Always preferred Key in Key and Peele, glad he’s getting his props
Was his jaw swinging.
can't be arsed --cc reads asked
The Mug/Muggy definition is slightly incorrect -
Mug = A person who is stupid and easily deceived by other people.
Muggy = unpleasantly warm and humid weather.
Wow not a single question about the movie when you have such a great actor and personality sitting right there?
That's okay, there is so much press it is nice to have a break
this is a certain section of the interview.
He asked him questions about the movie in another section
It's a shame they didn't have the content of the video plastered all over the thumbnail in massive letters. I feel deceived.
Bro....can you read? You clicked on a video where the title includes "guesses UK slang". Doesnt say "interview"
Leave it, mush
6:18 I’m dead 🤣🤣🤣
Keegan is the best
looks like he's a enjoyed a few of woknas "special" powder
Arsed not asked
He couldn't get it because the presenter is pronouncing 'arsed' with a non-rhotic UK dialect. Key is hearing it as /ahssed/, which is not how Americans say 'assed'. But he has heard people with non-rhotic UK dialects say 'asked' that sounds like /ahssed/ to him so he thinks the presenter means 'asked', not 'arsed' or 'assed'..
CBA?
Can't be arsed
New one on me too lol.
"Wasteman" comes from West Indian slang but it wouldn't be the first time the British stole something from the West Indies...🥲
Its the english language mate
as a Brit of 47 years, i've never heard 'Wasteman', all refrences of it i find are from the last few years, this is not British slang, this is Millenial slang.
@@cdifff643
The English language is a mongrel composite of many other languages. It's spoken all over the world. You don't own it anymore, mate, just like the Empire.
@@spiderjeranimo4992 as a 66 year old Brit living in Vancouver since 1983 - I didn't get 4 of these. "Muggy" (day) was usally about the weather being humid and hot with a lot of discomfort. As for a "Mug" - someone who was dumb and easily taken advantage of.
Infering we British stole people from the West Indies?
Not how it worked if so. The West Indians brought a lot of their culture here though.
Tristan educating Keegan on the term "waste man" ... 👀 ..... ok. Leave somethings alone. Don't try and snatch up everything and claim it, especially when you have no knowledge. Keegan was more acurate than the presenter. Bye Tristan.
What.
I really never expected this guy to be so intelligent.
Call me racist i guess.
Was it because of your racism that you really never expected this guy to be so intelligent?
…what an odd comment!
@@Olive_O_Sudden I think it's because he's black and American.
@@ionasmith1998 Odd. Sure.
@@dcmastermindfirst9418
The first part would certainly be an indication of racist thinking. But it's good that you're self-aware enough to recognize it. I think most of us carry around a lot of assumptions that we don't normally examine. Being willing to question yourself is a good trait.
The American assumption is a stereotype, but it's more understandable since the Americans export so much of their stupidity.