>10 years? 40 Years? 200 Years? How 'bout I''m doing none of them?
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>10 years?
>10 years? 40 Years? 200 Years? How 'bout I''m doing none of them?
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snake eyes
I don't understand this sketch at all
It haunts me
I thought it was about frivolously wasting time and then regretting it all in the end.
He makes bad choices that he could have avoided getting in to. When he gets bad results, he acts unfazed to cope. He wastes his life doing this until it's time to die and rages that he wasted his life because he kept doubling down on his bad decisions.
It’s about how people go through life ignoring the hell that we live in
he's letting his life waste away, letting other people control him. eventually when you come to this realization after 20 years of achieving nothing and letting your life slip away from you all you can do is scream.
It's basically The Stranger right?
Yes.
Can you elaborate?
It's about wasting your life, prison is a metaphor for the situation you put your self in and the invisible walls you invent to trap you there. His attitude is the attitude of teens and early 20s, invincible, tons of potential, with all the time in the world. One day you may get to the other side and realize all the time and effort you wasted is gone forever and the world has moved on without you (The rundown home that was once beautiful).
>tfw you’ve made your bed and must now lay in it but you can’t go back to sleep
your interpretation depends on which John Maus song plays at the end of the version you are watching
if it's the cucked Hey Moon version its this
if it's the original Cop Killer version it is unironically about how toxic masculinity can frick up your whole life, but admitting that makes your average MDE fan piss and shit
>cucked
>toxic masculinity
Huh?
I don't really understand your toxic masculinity interpretation. The entire skit Charls is rejecting the reality of the world around him until it's way too late to fix anything. His delusion only digs him deeper, he gambles his time away on an unlikely bet, he is barely cognizant about what is going on around him until he goes back home, and sees the home he pretended he was in the whole time doesn't exist anymore; the comfortable world he deluded himself into finally unravels and he is left with nothing at all, 20 years completely wasted, and there isn't any going back. The fact that he is trapped in a prison against his will implies it isn't really his fault, the world dealt him a shit hand and he wouldn't accept it until it was impossible to deny anymore, and then all there is to do is rage. The skit is a social critique and an invidivual one, "the system" is stealing your time and you won't even accept it until it is too late to do anything about it, your denial only makes it worse, and this horrible thing will just keep happening unless you decide to wake up from your delusion and act.
Also I like the part where he is lifting weights while getting shanked and pretends like it's nothing, it's a direct shot at individualistic "self-improvement" gymbro shit which ignores greater, serious problems of personal survival in favour of shallow vanity and distractions. It's an oddly contradictory thing for someone like Sam to say, and I think he would not keep that part in if he remade the sketch today because he is now obviously a big proponent of just mindlessly lifting weights as a coping strategy. I think this sketch was mostly not his own idea, or his opinion on this changed drastically after World Peace was cancelled.
That scene was just to show the passivity of the character, not to show "toxic masculinity". You're reading into something that isn't there.
I'm not the toxic masculinity guy I was just adding on to my post. I do definitely think the weightlifting part was definitely portraying lifting as an ineffectual coping mechanism though, like you are being outright lethally assaulted from all angles and all you do is keep lifting weights and pretending everything is okay.
>I'm not the toxic masculinity guy
My mistake. Sorry bro.
>portraying lifting as an ineffectual coping mechanism though
Hard disagree. You're reading into something that isn't there. Lifting weights is one of the only things to do in prison historically, besides butt fricking, staring at the ceiling and making holes behind posters with spoons. The stabbing and his passivity about it are just a hyperbolic metaphor for how bad you're being to yourself by doing nothing about your current bad situation.
I am the anon that made this post
and I absolutely concede that you are right and I am an over-analyzing gay. Please don't listen to any imposters claiming to be me. They can't possibly be me, because I'll be too busy looking for the homosexual subtext in Master and Commander to post any further.
>homosexual subtext in Master and Commander
It's there. 😉
Look guy, I know we're having fun and joking around, but don't make me sperg.
>Also I like the part where he is lifting weights while getting shanked and pretends like it's nothing, it's a direct shot at individualistic "self-improvement" gymbro shit which ignores greater, serious problems of personal survival in favour of shallow vanity and distractions.
Well, yeah, you're right that Sam wouldn't agree with that interpretation because that's not what they were going for at all you fricking schizo.
>highly metaphorical skit about wasting time
>but this part with the weight lifting is totally different I promise
Nah I agree with you. Hey Moon sucks for the sketch. Cop Killer is telling you that repressing your true self sucks. The album name makes it abundantly clear "We Must Become the Pitiless Censors of Ourselves"
homie really said the phrase 'toxic masculinity' unironically
It's pretty easy to understand, just read what it says on the bed.
>To go to sleep forever
Or something to that effect
Then it's already too late for you.
If a homosexual inserts a pretentious arthouse sketch in their comedy show, it's cringe, but when a moronic white guy does it, it's elevated kino
yes, it's some drivel about wasting time, surely MDE had something original to say about that
>If a homosexual inserts a pretentious arthouse sketch in their comedy show, it's cringe, but when a moronic white guy does it, it's elevated kino
Exactly
Cope
>the premise is simple -minded as well as pretentious at the same time
no way to please some people
Always Sunny's dance was horrible because it was a complete betrayal of the show's premise, tonally whiplashing the audience because McElhenny wanted to win an Emmy. MDE's comedy on the other hand always had an air of poignancy to it, so the sketch was thematically appropriate. I shouldn't have to explain this to you buddy
You’re an insufferable homosexual to be around Im sure.
>3 days, 30 days, (you)r ban will not expire
>how bout I'm doing none of it
How to time travel as a man
5 years do nothing
10 years do nothing
50 years do nothing
COP KILLER
snake eyes
the man who sleeps
Charls is the greatest
>South Park S10E08 - Make Love, Not Warcraft
>The first half of Good Will Hunting
>The Royal Tenenbaums, before the characters do better for themselves
>The introduction to Van Wilder
>Clerks
>Any film where Chaplin plays his Little Tramp character
>The Big Lebowski
>The Royal Tenenbaums
NEEDLE IN THE HAAYYYYYY
Nice comedy you guys got there. Is this Nanette for fat ugly zoomlennials?
>best sketch in the whole show
2016 charles was the best part of WP
for me, it's
it's very tragic what we're doing to young boys
The Man Who Wasn't There
Where can I watch the full MDE episodes
Andrew Ruse's website has them all for free uncensored but it's got the lame Hey Moon ending
>you just did a nickel in detroit
>i never even been outta rhode island before i don't even know what you're talking about
I always think about that line in particular. There's usually a point before it's too late where you still have time to change things but people ignore or diminish that warning
I don't think the sketch needs to have a meaning. You can take it literally. All I know is that when Hey Moon hits it's pure kino. I teared up when I first saw the sketch.
Also the Cop Killer version is inferior.
You're trying to squash too much into one bait post.
How are you supposed to pull yourself up by the bootstraps when society has collapsed
for me it's
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhiGNo6yCtw