Tiny Desk Concert - SNL 

looks like we had the same thought at exactly the same time

I had no idea what NPR's Tiny Desk meant, so I decided to check out the sketch. I feel like Dropout had a funnier take on it.

Same here 😂 I was going to post “Dropout did it first!” That was such a good episode too I was dying the whole time. No problem 😊

LMAO yup

Dropout was much funnier. Perhaps this is too highbrow for my sense of humor…😂😂😂

I am!

What does these words mean

@@broncotrolly on the streaming platform Dropout (formerly Collegehumor), there is a show called Make Some Noise. It came from another show called Game Changer, where cast members would participate in a game show that was different every time and the contestants would have to figure it out by playing. One of the games was played by Brennan Lee Mulligan, Josh Ruben, and Zac Obama. They have been referred to as the noise boys because they did three episodes together of impressions. Two were before Make Some Noise became its own thing. Zac was given a similar prompt to the snl sketch on a recent episode and they had a disclaimer that they filmed before the SNL episode.

@@broncotrolly comedic content better than anything that was on this video

i'm 80 years old and it still hasnt worn out at all!

There is definitely some skullduggery going on

I came here from Make Some Noise too

honestly a better sketch over there than here :-/

I love the idea that a cello, already an acoustic instrument, was still too much for their TDC

Drummer crushed the facial hair - stash & beard!

Too many people take a really good milk cartonist for granted.

It said in the episode it was filmed before this homie

and we have no choice but to believe them

And MSN did better in a fraction of the time.

can you share what the details and inside nods youve noticed? how many 35 year old interns from SUNY Newark wanting to start a podcast about queerness and AI are there haha

Please say more!

Elaborate!!!

Pretty much every tiny desk, javaun would jump out of a side door and tell, like, sting and shaggy to keep the ruckus down.

Bro thinks It’s Glass and Terry Gross are “inside nods”

Scanlon

I want a t-shirt

can you describe the ruckus?..

I need this on a T-shirt 😂

Is the ruckus here in the room with us?

@@magy5011real. id love that on a shirt too lol

Same, I had visceral flashbacks to the tiny desk noise complaint emails from 4th floor

Why do they have concerts at npr? I don’t get it

​@@deviction9314because people like music

@@sumnersvensson7237 I get that part, but I don’t get why they have them in offices where employees complain I guess they don’t like music then lol

As a fan of Jeezy he needs a redo

The emulating of Ira Glass was spot on

what a terrible establishment then. stop doing these things! please

@@bigseanprice What a weird thing to get so upset about

@@Greanestbean He obviously has a problem with NPR. Average Fox News viewer, I'm guessing.

Apart from the exceptional NPR mics 👌

Right??

You can tell they really enjoyed making this one!

I kept thinking about how many items were on that set and how difficult it must be to move it onstage and offstage.

They went for it

I'm sure they put the Bruce Dickinson (famed producer of Don't Fear the Reaper) book on top of the stack intentionally

A carton of milk

It's mostly like melodies and rhythm. Some times they'll throw in some lyrics, and those should be insightful.

I was gonna comment a reason but I honestly don't know either 😂

that line was ✨ b r i l l i a n t ✨ 😂😂😂

It's so NPR 😂

Why?

Tell us! 😂

Right?! It's Ira Glass, Sabrina Tavernise and Phoebe Judge rolled into one. The cadence of rushing your words and then slowing down again... Chef's kiss

There's recycling, upcycling, and now cycling it forward.

Yesss! For a second I thought it was at the real location, lol

It’s almost like it’s a nationally famous show with a huge budget parodying a non-profit radio network. Who’d have thunk?

@@TeddScheckler A huge budget doesn't mean anything if no one knows what to do with it. The details here are amazing.

@@TeddScheckler Damn. You seem like you'd be fun at parties. lol

Shout out to set designers! Can be so underappreciated!

Not really. Very contrived

Fred Armisen did it better.

NPR cadence drives me up the wall lol

He 100% listens to NPR 😂

That's how you know they're fans there. 😆

😂

It used to be tiny before OKGO helped them move to this less tiny desk 😂

​@@7roach OF COURSE OKGO HELPED THEM

Okay, but doesn't tiny refer to the concert? So it's a desk concert, that's tiny

🤣🤣🤣

Sounds like… the best human being in the United States 💕

Which is it… waving with 2 hands or carrying an iced coffee

oh absolutely, i saw the disclaimer but make some noise's was literally so much funnier

Peak design

I mean, they’d have had a couple days to build it and decorate it, so not that quick a turnaround.

@@thatboybear But it's not like it was a standing set or one of the opening skits where it could be set up in advance. It would still have to break down and be stowed back stage to one degree or another. And then moved and reset (with all the stuff on the shelves readjusted, fixed, stacked, etc) between other skits/performances.

@@The2ndQuestI’m willing to bet their sound stage is big enough to house several pre-set scenes for their skits. It’s a one hour show shot live; there’s no way they’re actually setting up and tearing down every set mid-show. That’s not how professional productions work.

@@thatboybear And most of their sets are modular for that purpose, I'm sure. They just usually do not have the crazy amount of props requiring placement by hand. They only have 3-4 stages free for sketch sets, I think (the other 2-3 are for music guests, monologue, Weekend Update, etc), and some are probably built in front of others to reuse the space. But the overall point is that, with all those prop placements, it's not something that can just be moved into place easily, or broken down into a few segments. Even if it was partially set up behind another set in advance, there's still an above average amount of work for something that was put together in a day or two at most.

It doesnt help that i still have no clue what an NPR or tiny desk means

Same

Haha yes exactly

It's a bit of a twist on how Newark is considered basically NYC, I guess. Like Newark Airport being considered one of NYC's airports.

Not really an inside joke

​@@anahata2009I do so technically that's someone, lol

It's a really funny joke made funnier when you explained it, even funnier when someone pointed out that a lot of people think Newark is part of NY, funnier still when someone else said nobody really thinks Newark is part of NY it's just that the airport's close... Promptly dispensed by someone who admits they did indeed think Newark was in NY which made it funnier still 🤣I appreciate all of you! ❤❤❤

@@jjsingh04 I think some people consider Newark part of the greater NY metropolitan area because of all the people who commute in for work who live in Newark, which is also true of Hoboken, Jersey City, and Montclair but also true of parts of Westchester and Long Island and probably even Greenwich CT.

Lmao lost it at that 😂

Good..he's not even that funny.

I love it when that happens 😊

@@yeskapanda So edgy

And that too on Gay Asian Visibility Saturday smh

He's never made me laugh.

Thanks for clearing that up for me; I always thought it was because the music was so insignificant.

Kind of like, in the Denver area, a business called Wolff Child Psychology. It's Psychology for children founded by a guy named Wolff, not Psychology that's only for a wolf child.

@@aljustal6554now that is funny!!

@@aljustal6554lmao

Could this be one of the most NPR replies possible?

Npr sketches are classic. Alec Baldwin with molly shannon and amy gasteyer did the Schweddy balls sketch.

Could be an Iron Maiden memoir, which he did after producing Don't Fear the Reaper

THE Bruce Dickinson?

😂 OMG! How did you catch that??

Never question Bruce Dickenson.

That's the first thing I noticed! 😅

It sounded like the Classic MacOS "quack" sound effect!

It was an awesome line!

Now that you got it, you can go back to the woods. This is a parody of SNL doing a parody. And it rocks, sort of.

@@surfwriter8461 I love SNL parody-comments parodies.

It was like a lost Portlandia sketch from season 2.

I mean, it makes sense, if you don't think about it too much. 😅

Since you're the more established one, I reckon you're Goose, and he's Goose Deuce.

And the indie band Goose just got a new drummer.

@captsatch That person would be "The Goose Drummer" as opposed to "Goose the Drummer."

Goose is actually the term for female geese. Male geese are called ganders. There are only two genders of geese gen z. Calm down.😊

@@dogmosatchmo From one Satch to another.

He was in another one as well tonight

He doesn't have much range which is why he's used in few sketches.

I’m from Ky amd live in SC and I got it so probably a lot of people 🤷🏻‍♀️

Got it. I’ve flown into Newark plenty of times, plus relatives have lived in NYC and local NJ cities.

From CO. We actually know about things outside of our bubble.

Can you explain it?

@@sogiki SUNY: State University of New York (ex: SUNY- Potsdam, SUNY-Stony Brook) Newark: a city in New Jersey

I don't see it. Which book is it?

"Wagnerism", light brown cover, 0:37 in the bottom-left@@tonyyoung3985

"Wagnerism", light brown cover, bottom-left around 0:37 @@tonyyoung3985

​​@@tonyyoung3985 "The Answer You'll Never Find"

​@tonyyoung3985 it's called "Wagnerism"

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