Get Out: A Deep Dive 

As a black man who grew up in the 80s and 90s, THANK YOU, you really get it.

I saw both Us and Get Out for the first time this passed fall. Loved them both. I also love that you're so unapologetically based and not subtle about it, I'm here for that.

"I'm going to do my weird white ppl thing" 😂😂😂😂

I'm almost halfway through and your breakdown is pretty brilliant. Its shocking (no disrespect) how much you get it. Great breakdown!

This is nothing short of must watch for all walks of life - this deep dive is something really special, Kylie. Thank you!

Another great deep dive! Peele's decision to change the ending was brilliant. I don't want to spoil anything for folks who haven't seen the movie yet, but Peele's interviews and commentary about it shows another example (of oh so many) of how much thought, feeling, and genuine community care he puts into his work.

First of your deep dives ive seen. You are incredibly articulate about film and its themes. I can't wait to watch to more! Keep up the good work

Was not expecting a deep dive today but I am here for it and this was really great! Thanks Kylie!

You never fail with your deep dives. A gem you are 😂

kylie, your videos have really helped me get through some shitty stuff, always excited when i get the notification. i personally did not enjoy get out (unpopular opinion im sure) but cant wait to watch your video

I love you deep dive videos. Just recently rewatched Get Out & I forgot just how amazing that film is. You did an awesome job with this video, as you always do! ❤

Hell yeah. Love this movie, love the vid, and random aside - your skin looks radiant!

I've been a fan for quite a while and I think this is my favorite. You have an amazing way of talking TO US, not AT US. You're a phenomenal journalist....

OMG! I haven't seen "Get Out" in a long time! I guess is time for a little Jordan Peele marathon 🤭

Awesome deep dive! Get Out is one of my favorite movies and I want to rewatch it soon. I remember feeling so unsettled and creeped out by some scenes

You are awesome. This is an extremely deft and insightful video. Thank you🙏🏼

Appreciate you talking about this and also being socially aware about what the film was talking about

this is dope! also if you ever want to do a tv deep dive atlanta is only 4 seasons

I’ve been waiting for this video for a while!

Thank you kylie for this video you are awesome ❤

I think that no matter what Peele does, no matter how great his films are and probably will be in the future, this is going to be the one he's remembered for. Its relevant. Its smart. It gives voice to voicelesss in a way that no one else ever has. What Romero did with his zombie films in regards to capitalism, Peele did here in regards to minorities and the reality they face. Its going to one of, if not, the most important film that happens in our generation when it comes to what it had to say and how it was said.

Love your Deep dives Would you ever do The People Under the Stairs? Definitely one of the most underrated from Wes. 🖤

Ok so now I have to go and watch this again. It definitely the type of film you can watch a few times and notice new things

GET OUT is one of my fav's Kylie! Juicy video!

I think Jordan peele is a cinematic genius! Great video, Kylie.

This movie is so iconic and important. I would not shut up about it. Seriously I got everyone I knew to see this because I was THAT obsessed with it! Candace Owens makes me sad. She is clearly so bright and articulate. If only she was actually on our side. :/

Great review of this classic Jordan Peele movie

I didnt believe all the hype when this first got released,after finally giving it a chance it literally blew me away, amazing movie 👍💪

I always assumed the cop was a plant as well, he was in on it and playing a part

I really appreciate Mr. Peele for using the Sunken Place as a sort of metaphor for the voiceless, those who are kept down in this society. I relate to that message, too. I’ve made no secret that I’m on the autism spectrum, I say it with pride. But I always get the feeling that a lot, not all, but a lot of neurotypical people have a condescending attitude towards people like me. Case in point, my right-wing cousin tried to get me kicked out of our school and sent to a “special” school. Being neurodivergent can be exhausting, because it seems like the majority of people are just trying to make me feel otherised, treated like a pariah. But how well Jordan Peele captures that feeling really speaks to my soul. I’d like to thank him for this.

I adore this movie, this and Nope are in my top 10 of all time

Are going to do Us deep dive next

Another epic deep dive epicly

I finally watched this in December and really enjoyed it. The only things I didn't really care for was the comic relief buddy character, but I don't like comic relief much to begin with, I'd rather just keep ramping up the tension. The one exception is Crispin Glover in Friday the 13th part 4, he's iconic.

I’m going to (finally!!!!) watch this movie and then watch this video 👻 one of my 2024 goals is to catch up on JP’s films. I looooooooooooved Nope so I’m excited to get to Get Out and Us!

Kylie thank you for telling us about get out horror movie. Deep dive

Oh I forgot, I love Daniel as Spider PUNk!!*%! He’s Perfect role for that character!

This may be your most important deep dive and for that I thank you. It’s difficult stories like these that not only make horror such a vital genre for stories but to attempt to break down barriers despite how long it may take. Don’t let anyone bully you about talking about this story. We need people from different backgrounds acknowledging others histories. Plus your deep dive covers so much like with music and tv. Love how comprehensive you always are. I remember watching key and peele all the time in college and quoting it with my friends lol but I’m so glad peele has evolved to our modern horror master! I still remember the first time seeing this in theaters and was just blown away! Keep doing what you do and keep telling these stories. You’re like a reporter! Thank you again. From a cis head white dude with a beard hahaha Happy Black History Month!

“Oh , it is actually possible to see myself on a script” YES AND YES , that’s how I absolutely feel with Knock at the cabin. The moment the girl student says to Peele “thank you, I didn’t expect this film to be possible” yep , I wanna say that to M night so bad. Representation freaking matters !!! Coming to more of the video. I think Betty Gabriel is a hugely underrated actress, her facial expressions are insane !! Talk about PERFORMANCE. Insert ‘What do you mean’ meme when you said this was Allison Williams debut . When you mentioned Eminem , I just remembered how in the series ‘pose’ the main Latina black character says : “vogue was created by black / Latino gay men, white people never cared until Madonna released the song and then everyone cared” that just proves your point even more, I love Madonna and she did it to give awareness and that’s why on the video she has black dancers but it was about the white fandom And finally , YES AND YES when Peele said this movie can also go to any race living in this white dominated world cause although I’m not a black person, as a Latino, especially as a Colombian, I’ve faced so many uncomfortable situations like get out , especially cause of the horrible representation streaming services give about Colombia and that’s what white people consume . Jordan Peele, I love you lmafo This deep dive was everything sis , everything, keep doing this cause I will be seated. Slay

At first, i never really understood the hype around get out because to me, it just didn't seem that interesting but when i saw it with my uncle a few months ago for the very first time I got hooked, it was creepy as all hell, but personally I like us a bit more

The movie doesn't really work for me, because you can only fit one brain inside someone's head. You can't have two people in a body at the same time. "Malignant" had the same problem, among many other problems.

This is a film that obviously has lots of layers, symbolism, metaphors, foreshadowing, etc.. and pretty much everything about this film has already been said, but at the end of the day I've always simply been super impressed by the writing, acting, score, and overall craftsmanship.. it's one of those films that I liked so much that I ruined it for myself by watching it too many times in a short time frame.. I hate when that happens but sometimes replay value can get the best of us.. I remember reading once there were some Oscar voters that interacted with other voters who didn't consider Get Out an "Oscar film".. you'd have to think that some of The Academy might've not even watched it or maybe it just held a mirror up to some of them and they didn't like it.. I also remember Samuel L. Jackson being "critical" of a black British actor being cast as Chris over an African American actor who has "first hand experience" on what Chris experiences.. I'm pretty sure Sam Jackson made that comment before the film was released but I don't remember.. either way I'm not really qualified to have an opinion on that topic, but I had no idea that Daniel Kaluuya was British until after I saw it and he obviously killed it, I thought he was perfect and it was obviously an incredible performance..

The score reminds me of Suspiria.

Oh this was a welcome surprise. Love your content. Separately am J mistaken or do we have some heterochromia action going on in this video. More importantly, I didn't realize Keegan was the catalyst for this film being made.

You’re going deep into the Sunken Place lol

That's crazy calling Jeremy Jahns or Chris Stuckmann that, their review on it was good. Plus they're movie critics and ogs. Can't even exist without this chick or people disrespecting you for being a color. 😭 Wild, bro

I have that convo all the time. (Regarding your search results for get out reviews). The top voices in the yt movie review niche are white men, then white women. Beyond frustrating

Someone is getting a Ben Shapiro hoodie for Christmas this year

Thank you for bringing this movie back into discussion. It’s one of my favorites. As a BIPOC woman, I appreciate the movie for addressing traumatic black subjects without making it a movie about the kind of black trauma that i choose not to engage in (ex: 12 years a slave, Precious, etc.), which is why I’m happy the ending was changed to a happier one.

Gotta do a nope deep dive too 🔥🔥🔥

With the cop scene. I always thought it was stafed s bit. She called the cop. The cop probably already knoes whta the family does. She just wanted to add more trust for chris.

I was pondering your deep dive in my head when I thought about one of your favorite movies. In back to the future, there’s that scene of Marty playing Johnny B. Good which was made popular by Chuck Berry: a black rock n roll legend before Elvis. Then a member of the band calls up his cousin “Chuck” to have him listen to Marty playing saying it’s like the sound he’s been looking for. Now Chuck Berry was already revered before Elvis but by other musicians. Of course, Elvis added the sex appeal and “looks” but it seems that scene in Back to the Future is a bit like “rock n roll is still a white thing” since it’s a white kid giving Chuck Berry the song that made him famous. A real chicken vs egg thing but kinda unfair to Chuck. But at least we later got Jimi Hendrix! He too is legendary, even more than Berry to rock n roll and he represents! He’s my all time favorite guitar player and an influence on me and other famous guitarist. Even later we would get music like rap metal haha which I think is cool that it blends the music that seems from two separate worlds but works together all the same. I love that your videos get me thinking and I couldn’t help but share with you my thoughts. Especially about BTTF lol

Welp today I learned Daniel Kaluuya is British 😳

Wow, what a tough subject. Always tough to tackle because many of us come from different backgrounds. So how does someone tackle racism. Well in this movie it hits you in the face. I discovered racism when I was in Junior High. I lived in Queens New York and invited my friend Eric Cherry over to my house. He took the same bus home as I did but would stay on it to Jamaica Brooklyn where he lives. So I told him to tell his parents that he would be home later and we got off at my stop. Walking to my house we got some strange looks from my neighbors. I thought it was kind of weird. Eric had a good time. I showed him my models I put together and my model rocket collection. Walked him to the bus stop and just had a good time with my friend. Later having dinner I asked my dad that Eric and I got strange looks from our neighbors. You see you ask my dad something and you usually get a half hour encyclopedia answer. But all he said was it was because Eric was Black. I waited for more but that was it. I’ve learned to understand it more. But still wonder why. If this movie makes you think more about the subject good. That’s what great cinema is for. Not just to entertain us but also to make us think. That happened in 1971. It’s still fresh on my mind. It’s the only one word answer my dad ever gave me.

I literally did a double take when you said Get Out came out 7 years ago I was like oh no that's can't be right no way it came out that long ago and it did 2017 TF 😳😂😂

Thank you for making this video. Jordan Peele is a genius. I hope we get more films that elevate black voices in the future. Selfishly, I hope many of them are horror films.

I'm so glad I'm a cult member

Get Out became a staple in black culture & in my opinion is a transcendent film in the horror genre. I have so much love for this flick, an I also hate how over sexualized we are as a race I appreciate you for speaking on that solid vid as usual Kylie. 🖤🤞🏾

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I made the mistake of showing this movie to my white friends who weren’t ready for it…. Thank you for being you.

Great video Kylie. Get Out is a great film. I really enjoyed it when I saw it. We do need more black filmmakers and more black screenwriters too. As well as more female writers and directors. And as a gay man: we need more gay directors and writers. A lot of work still needs to be done to advance black artists, female artists and gay artists.

Pretty sure the Sixth Sense and Black Swan were nominated for best picture before Get Out no? So there’s been 6 horrors nominated.

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Hey Haunted Hippie will you be doing a deep dive of the movie called Candyman? Also have you heard that the biopic movie about Michael Jackson is being made? Would you be interested in watching this movie? That biopic movie will be coming out on April 18 2025. Jaafar Jackson will be playing Michael Jackson in the Michael Jackson biopic movie. Jaafar Jackson is the nephew of Michael Jackson. Are you a huge fan of Michael Jackson?

Do you think that future generations will enjoy the horror movies that we grew up on?

Chris might wanna call the police 10:31 as it fits his character dew to the trauma with his mum

Okay I apologize in advance, I didn't really want to go here in my original comment because I didn't want to go off track and I wanted to just focus on the film itself, but as a life long hip-hop head, I feel the urge to say something lol.. I'm just giving my own personal perspective, not trying to be combative, just giving some context from my vantage point.. yes Eminem has sold more records than any other hip-hop artist (he's far from the richest though) and yes he absolutely 1000% benefited from being white, he always talked about this in his music, specifically on his track "White America" which sums it up perfectly.. yes white people have ripped off and benefited from black culture for quite some time, clearly no debating... but I can assure you that hip-hop was extremely marketable throughout the entire 90s and it was definitely marketed to white suburbia like myself the entire decade (that's a whole other issue and discussion).. I was 9 in 1993 begging my mom for the cassette of Snoop Dogg's debut Doggystyle and she wouldn't let me because he was on trial for murder at the time (now she finds him charming, time flies lol).. but all I'm saying is that hip-hop was super mainstream and marketable before Eminem was ever in the picture, he didn't even breakthrough until 1999.. and that Will Smith net worth seems misleading because it says 1988-1990 but by 1997-1998 he was one of if not the biggest star on the planet because of his TV/movies and solo music, although his music was considered pop and "lame and corny" by the hip-hop standards of the time.. I'm just trying to make sure that people who weren't around at the time understand how mainstream and marketable hip-hop was before Eminem, but no doubt Eminem introduced the genre to many who would've never given the genre a fair shot otherwise.. as long as there's no revisionist history in 50 years where Eminem is being credited for creating and starting hip-hop (like Elvis gets credited for "starting" rock n roll), then we should be good.. sorry for the rant, I was debating whether I should even press send lol.. just wanted to give my 2 cents..

“Black stories don’t travel overseas”. Do these people think black people exist only in the US? Go to Brazil and say the words “Julius and Rochelle”, everybody knows who they are. Ask about My Wife and Kids or Fresh Prince of Bel Air, White Chicks, Bring it On. These are black stories that are big not only among all Brazilians. Good writing is good writing regardless. Everybody Hates Chris is bigger in Brazil than in the US. That young boy is famous af there and so are Tichina Arnold and Terry Crews.

White people thing is crazy lol I love your breakdowns it’s so dope learning from you

OMG! When you complain about straight cis white men I was like "Same girl!" My algorithm has the same problem! I'm subscribe to mostly women and queer content creators but most of my recommendations are men complaining about feminism in movie 😭

Also him trying to save Georgina is also a message of you can't save black people who are already in the sunken place.

Always found this movie to be overrated. I enjoyed it but didn’t get hype.

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Dang, teenage me wasn’t aware anything about self aware issues in 2017? I was so lazy in my confront zone, and yes there’s girls play as Peter Pan in theater performance is a thing I dunno why. Thank goodness at least I am Hispanic with a mix of Latin states, but people look at me like I’m a generic white guy but I’m born as Latin, so take that as you will. So yea, got nothing to say… really Enjoyed Get out!, and I wish to tell my teenager self to say “HEY! Go watch this movie in theaters!” 🕰️