They were not "just walking in a circle." Othello arose as a vampire and was stalking Hamlet. Hamlet has his hand under his chin, showing that he is pondering something and that his mind is not focused on the enemy behind him. Othello has his arms up as high as his own head, an exaggerated motion that shows he is sneaking/creeping behind Hamlet. it is normal in stage plays to use exaggerated mannerisms so that the audience can understand what is happening. You need to pay attention to the details, it's called "acting." Only a truly ignorant person could look at what was happening on the stage and think that it's just two guys walking in a circle.
In reality LIncoln's voice sounded more like Daniel Day Lewis' portrayal. All of his words in this sketch, however, were taken directly from the transcript of his second inaugural speech.
@@dlxmarks Yup.. jus about word for word. lol.. Then he followed up on the Gettysburg address with.. "Four score and seven years ago you should've listened to the women john, and jus calmed down.. just calmed down! Lol
This was the first WKUK sketch I've ever seen way back in 2009, which led me to watch every sketch ever made by WKUK. My heart goes out to Trevor's family. I'm just glad he left such a legacy of comedy and skits that'll forever be quoted by my friends "LISTEN TO THE WOMAN JOOOOHN"
I've never actually been this sad about a celebrity's death. I've honestly been in tears. These videos helped me so much through high school. The smiles they brought were too many to count. Trevor will be sorely missed, words can't even begin to describe how much I'll miss him.
RIP Trevor Moore. Unreal...just 41. I'm 42 and I felt this one a little harder. These dudes were the truth comedically and I feel awful for his family. Condolences to his wife and child.
With his passing, we must focus and be inspired by him. The world needs sketch comedy, stuff like this is genuinely healing for the soul. RIP Trevor, I hope you get to enjoy an uninterrupted version of Hamlet in the next world.
R.I.P. Trevor Moore. Trevor and the rest of WKUK saved my life on multiple occasions by making me laugh on days that I didn't even want to be here anymore. I'm just glad that these videos will continue to live on for the rest of those good and bad days. 🖤
I came back to this video because I remember laughing so much as a kid, and now I just realized that was Trevor Moore and that seriously just breaks my heart. RIP Trevor you're definitely going to be missed.
This is one of the root pieces of mine and my friends' humor ever since we saw it back when we were children. Other than a few people, most don't see the hilarity. It's one of those "you had to be there" videos. It never gets old to us though.
My husband and I first saw this back when we were in high school, and we quickly became big fans of WKUK (and ofc showed our friends). We still quote their older skits to this day, especially this one. We even recently showed it to my younger (teenaged) siblings and they loved it. RIP Trevor. Thanks for all the laughs over the years.
i cannot believe the same guy who shouted "HE'S HITTING ME IN THE BUTT! DON'T HIT ME IN THE BUTT! DON'T BREAK MY BUTT! HE'S BREAKING MY BUTT!" made Barbarian. iconic.
@Allie Bringhurst I mean the song helps. But that hat flopping around kills me. One of my best friends and I had debates for years how it stayed on his head until one of our dumbasses figured out it was probably a hat-beard combo and it acted as a chinstrap. Can't tell you how many drunk nights we were like " how the actual fuck is it staying on?" though
This is my all time favorite sketch, but I really think this one is funnier censored for some reason. The beep at the end of the long SHIIIIII- is the most ineffective and hilarious censor ever
