The part where he's staring at him doing a tik Tok video, is exactly the look of an Asian dad who's escaped a war torn country to come to America and raise a better life for his kids....and this is what his kid has turned into. A tik toker.
The rick roll was the end for me and also the fact that gluten killed the bad guy was also hilarious. The fact that this amazing person can create adult level humor without even adding something vulgar, sexual or dirty is a hall mark . Truly an artist with God gifted skills.
I've been studying the James Bond books for a writing project and I have to say Steven makes a legitimately good Bond. The cool factor doesn't look put on and he really nails the "this might as well happen now" attitude that the best Bond actors pull off.
@@Bunny-xr7cx lol once I annoyed the heck out of my best friend by unintentionally humming the intro to Never Gonna Give You Up without starting the song
@@Scarlett.Granger but, what if you're out and about, and get that craving for a good wheat grain? Are you going to go into a cafe and ask for a slice of bread? You'd be laughed out! Keep a couple slices at the ready, you'll thank me later.
The best part is when you're a millennial watching this who has a gen z sibling and realize the the actions by the gen z as well as the dialogue in this sketch is too on point. You have no idea how many times I've seen my brother doing stupid crap like this, I'm dead 🤣
@@hipposapien5434 This is a historical reenactment. Were you not around for the dystopian past when Rick rolling was addictive and dangerous and had to be eradicated? Tough times, but we're safer now.
This was fabulous! It’s a bit ironic, though, that “bread” for money is a Gen Z thing now. I first heard that in the ‘70’s. It’s been around for a hundred years, at least. 😂
@@MyFiddlePlayer'Dough' may have been shortened from 'Bread and Butter', as in 'earning your bread and butter', 'What do you do for your bread and butter? Im fairly certain that was a phrase, and it sounds like it would be the original as it sounds old old fashioned.. So whether or not it was shortened to just 'Bread' first and then again to 'Dough', or just straight to 'Dough' im not sure.
@eedd sdsd How so? I loved the Rickroll but if there's a deeper layer of humour that I'm missing, I'm all ears. Why *wouldn't* a stick of ram still have a Rickroll on it? Is it weird if I like being Rickrolled? I like that song, lol.
@@lainey7985 RAM is a piece of hardware that only temporarily holds it's information on the ready for the CPU to use it, it deleted all the unneeded information as soon as it's done with it, it also does when the system shuts down. So basically a stick of ram itself is basically incapable of holding information like a USB-Stick(except if you junk improvise some sort of power supply that keeps the ram alive which is not the case here)
@@amaizen4817 Oh! Thank you for explaining. I had just assumed it was a USB stick. I didn’t know there was another kind that you could plug into the outside of a laptop.
@@lainey7985 you can't, this is a part inside the computer He just took this part and made it a placeholder for some sort of tech thingy, the irony here exists only in the nature of RAM
the toss of the bread with him falling down to "Oh! Gluten!"... that made it for me 😆 didnt care so much for the rest, but that piece and acting was perfect
That gluten was so good at the end😂😂😂 I've been working in the restaurant industry for 15+ years and it's amazing how everyone is scared of gluten all of a sudden.
@@boncoderz1430 yes, ofcourse: Gen Z worries too much about foods' nutrients and elements. They try to stay aware of things they eat, looking for items gluten free, preservatives, canned stuff and else. Agent 007 straight up threw a chunk of gluten rich bread at a GenZ. That shit lethal no cap
@@boncoderz1430 All gen Zers seem to believe they are gluten intolerant and therefore can not eat the staple foods that western civilization has survived and thrived on for thousands of years.
"Show me the bread". Me watching with anticipation...theeen... He took out an actual bread🤯😵💫🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣self composure needed to finish watching 😂😂😂😂😂
Indirect (not even skin-contact) with Gluten is serious, and can be fatal. Hopefully soon, every slice of bread will have to be registered as a lethal weapon. It's no loafing matter.
This literally had me laughing out LOUD! I am very critical of videos, especially comedy. Steven, keep doing what you do. This was gold; clean and good fun.
As an elder millennial, I thank you for this senior citizen outreach PSA because I just learned a whole new language and am no longer "cheugy," as the youths call me. #bless 🙏🏻😆❤️
thank goodness i have an 18 year old son who doesn’t mind keeping his (almost) 50 year old dad up to date here and there. because, knowing allowed me several good wheezing laughs! otherwise, i would’ve been sure i was having one, long, consecutive series of micro-strokes.
I mean you are also cool dad for being inclusive and trying to learn about it. If I try and tell my Asian dad anything he'll be like yeah whatever did you study
@@falcn12 it’s the thing were people hold there arm straight out and down to the ground with the palm facing upward, and hold two fingers out and against their inner elbow and say “sheeeeeesh” I have no idea what it means, but I hope this helps kinda explain.
@@falcn12 Their generation grew up in an environment of rampant internet censorship where all acts remotely in the same zip code as transgressive are algorithmically wiped before they have any effect, so this is what passes for counterculture zoomerstan.
The best part of this skit was that I got so wrapped up in the characters and the acting, I no longer realized that they were both played by Steven. Wow.
So "bread" has meant "money" for generations. I assumed pulling out an actual piece of bread would have been the perfect absurdist Gen-Z response. I thought, "Ah, Mr. Bond has finally caught on."
yeah. they claim it's a new thing. if only millenials and gen Zs (especially millenials) will pay more attention to the past and stop believing that they are the ones who shaped the world.
@@witha1 yeah of course it is a joke in this video and i laughed at it too. what we are talking about is the term "bread" and we are saying that it is not a Gen Z thing. most of the Gen Z actually use "dough" more often, which by the way is also not a "new" term.
@@rho5539 we have examples of older generations complaining about younger generations going back thousands of years. It's not a new thing, and it's never going away. Make peace with it.
@@rho5539 being the bread winner isn't the same context of bread in this scenario. you're not going to see hemmingway talk about getting some bread in his novels. words will continue to have different meanings and uses from past iterations, a lot of languages are extremely fluid. just as there is regional dialect, there are generational dialectal differences.
Gen z translation: every slang word from the 90's mixed with various slang from the last 100 years.......and all worries of a California warning label.
ofc, cz its hip and trendy not to eat gluten. not because its your decision not to eat it, but because famas ppl are sayings its bad, therefore it must be true - as they studied years for the knowledge, to know exactly what is in bread and what gluten does?!?!?!?! pathetic.
“Red-dit” LOL “I’m not trying to buy car insurance bruh” OMFG This was hilarious. Thanks for making me laugh. I have no idea what all those things mean either.
The part where he says 'sheesh' and started singing and going higher and higher in pitch just had me DEAD. I was trying to stifle my laughter and my brother was looking at me weirdly lmao
Me: (calling my 12 yr old son over) “Come here I want to show you this video. I think you will think it’s funny. It’s titled 007 vs gen z Villain.” Son: “what’s 007” Me: “WHAT THA HAIL” Also me: “FAILUR!”
ya dont be that dad .. I found out that for about 3 years my father was telling people he introduced me and my sister to the mile high club . when I found this out I asked him what he thought that meant and he said it meant living the good life I had to tell him thats not what it meant and to please stop . then I caught him singing my milk shake brings all the boys to the yard he did not understand the meaning behind the song he thought it meant people were jealous of him ...... ya look up urban dictionary before you repeat things please for your kids sake.
hey, are you ignoring me? keep it up and i might hit you (after the bread thing) you got me good, seriously DL = down low, lit = on fire/crazy good, drip = extremely fashionable, you cappin' = surely, you're not serious? no cap/deadass = no, i'm quite serious >the elbow thing? i don't get it either sus = suspicious, video game "Among Us" reference. it's like if The Thing was set in space.
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I saw this video for the first time a few days ago. I am a big fan of Julie and this was my first exposure to your work. Since then in the last 3 days, I have subscribed, watched 26 videos, and developed a fear of slippers. Thanks for all of the laughs.
Its a culture/tradition/race thing. Richish white parents dont hit their kids (usually) they teach us to dread their dissapointment instead. Its all about that emotional damage.
@@purplenebula6277 that's not fussy at all! Otherwise it would be like saying David Tennant sounds the same in his regular accent vs when he's playing the Doctor (except for that one part in the episode where they meet Queen Victoria and she told Rose she was nearly naked 😂)
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