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[@CineBingeReact]

What kind of characters did you have in your neighborhood growing up?

[@jrobwoo688]

Everyone, I think, had a Deebo to worry about. This is a great pick from the 90’s. Another, is the 1994 comedy Clerks. It introduced the world to Jay & Silent Bob. Who were even featured on Degrassi.

[@alexsnow3319]

Per your first-time question: Mine was with a group of gang bangers in Springfield, MA. They laced it with Angel Dust. I remember starting on a park bench. There was a sword fight...and then I was coming down on the curb of a 7-11 coughing blood and 1/3 of the way through a pack of Kool 100s. I didn't die or kill anyone, so had fun maybe?

[@PapaMojo75]

Its so crazy that you two havent seen this movie! Its been out for 20 years

[@bgm1975]

Very diverse and reminded me a lot of people from this film. The houses and furniture really reminded of friend's houses I used to hang out at.

[@JakkiPi]

All of them. ALL OF THEM!

[@scorpiouk5914]

"Bye, Felicia" is one of the greatest quotes from this movie. In the US, it is used to dismiss aggravating people.

[@Lospollos24]

No they just use it to dismiss someone they don’t have to be aggravating

[@nehemiahpouncey3607]

Even quoted in straight outta Compton Movie.

[@nehemiahpouncey3607]

Even quoted by robin roberts. The news lady.

[@blacksunday4231]

Eh idk, for years that quote wasn't that memorable, but for whatever reason that quote seemed to catch on in the 2010s

[@loisthehedgehog7658]

Ohhh really? Wow who woulda thought that!?

[@ILDomer17]

Now you know where the "Bye Felicia" meme comes from

[@Yora21]

Daaaaaamn!!!!

[@travisfulgum9731]

Where white people stole it from lol

[@cottonhairedaesthetic2005]

Surprise! Black culture

[@andheardstudios8089]

Can't believe people don't know that until 2023

[@chitown7732]

But originally came from their days on tour when they rapped as NWA, as shown in the movie “straight outta Compton”. Later in that same movie it shows ice cubes son, who’s playing his father, write the script for this very movie and you can hear him say “bye Felicia”

[@josiahmontiel5663]

RIP John Witherspoon. He was a large part of these movies and their success.

[@TK0916]

Also RIP Bernice Mac, Tommy Lister, AJ Johnson, Yvette Wilson, and Reynaldo Rey.

[@DeejayWilson7500]

The way Red ran to his car will always have me weak 😭💀 he gon cry in the car 🤣

[@goosefukulardeath7300]

I love it even more that he installed an alarm in that POS

[@CitizenScorn]

I said out loud to myself during that part "he gon cry in the car" 🤣 I say that many times a week in conversations, if it makes sense or not. Classic.

[@TopNotchStoner]

It's even better when you realize Red is played by DJ Pooh(co-writer of the movie).

[@nathancruz9172]

😂

[@NikkiKNuvo]

That's the magic of "Friday." It's showed the world how Black Americans living in the "hood" really exist. We're funny; we're a community. We know each other. But we also live with the violence and dark moments... and we still find a way to laugh, despite harsh realities. That's just US. Thank you for taking the ride with us for an hour or two. :)

[@RicoSoprano_]

Yup that’s exactly a good way to sum it up being raised in the hood

[@dfreeman251]

Y'all def don't live deep south

[@AnimalAlmighty]

@@dfreeman251i do lol it’s basically what she said

[@jyesucevitz]

I've been white pretty much my whole life and this was the first "black" comedy I ever watched. also one of the funniest movies this old white guy has seen.

[@KMT631]

@@ageofechochambers9469 some do but rap culture really influenced it more than people just doing it people like lil Wayne and juice wrld

[@Necksteppa77]

As someone who did grow up in a neighborhood like this, yes, its pretty authentic to the culture. Which is also why its so loved, also because its funny, but because its authentic. We all felt like we knew these people. Hell, I even knew someone named Smokey cuz he looked and acted like Smokey.

[@dirtyhawkstv1575]

Michael Clark Duncan was actually an extra in this. He was the other big guy shooting dice when Deebo knocked out Red.

[@bigb2494]

Meagan Good also had a cameo in the movie. She was the little girl at the ice cream truck.

[@angelestrada9552]

Lowriders are always around in Cali, Texas, Arizona, Nevada, and Mexico. It is art to the people who own them, and you can stylize the car with perfect artwork.

[@RicoSoprano_]

Low rider culture is California those other states don’t count

[@TrashBoat11]

I love that you guys pointed out that Craig fighting Deebo was only a side quest to them paying back Big Worm. You guys are the best🤣

[@justindenney-hall5875]

"I hope this movie doesn't take a dark turn." Oh, sweet Simone how we love you🤣

[@brom00]

George, you have seen the actor who plays Deebee, Tiny Lister before. He also played the President in The Fifth Element as well as the convict in The Dark Knight.

[@Mr.2Dirty]

He mentioned recognizing him as the convict from Dark Knight

[@jasonbangerter6437]

He was Zeus in the WWE too He was in the movie (introduced, I believe) no holds barred with hulk Hogan.

[@Madbandit77]

@@jasonbangerter6437 He was also in Armed And Dangerous with John Candy and Eugene Levy.

[@jasonbangerter6437]

@@Madbandit77 nice! I'll have to look that up. Thanks

[@Madbandit77]

Luc Besson hired Lister and Chris Tucker off this film.

[@jaikens2958]

Watching reactions from people abroad is really helping me learn about others and our own (multifaceted) American culture. In the AA community, women take hair very seriously, which is why you see the sister sleeping so as not to mess up her hair. You mentioned disbelief about the importance put on $200. Think about it like this. If you were stealing from your job, you'd be fired. Well in the world of criminals "fired" has a much heavier connotation. Because if 1 employee steals from you with no serious consequences, then others will too. I enjoyed your reaction.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

@@houstonhughes184 From the inflation calculator, it’s around $400.

[@blacksunday4231]

@@thejesus95 I'm kind of in my bubble here in Cali too because I was shocked a bit when the guy had no idea if people really drove low riders. But then I realize, that's mostly big in Southern California or among Mexicans in the southwestern US.

[@RicoSoprano_]

@@blacksunday4231 yeah I couldn’t believe he said that lol

[@Tuhbbz]

Yea hector’s low rider is an actually hobby for a lot of people. Low rider culture hugely popular in Southern California and other states even in Japan! If you ever visit Southern California in the future and it happens to be a Sunday you will see them forsure 😂

[@Mr.2Dirty]

Y’all definitely gotta watch Next Friday. Also, it’s interesting that you two say that the driving incident didn’t happen til halfway, but it was hinted at a few times before (Big Worm and Smokey’s conversation before the Deebo story, Craig warnin Smokey about smokin Worm’s weed, hell even Craig’s hallucination when he open up the cabinet)

[@richardb6260]

They usually watch something every Friday. 😜

[@derickennedy6278]

As well as Friday After Next

[@MrJholshouser41]

I disagree. The lack of Tucker really shows.

[@chuckobscure5622]

@@MrJholshouser41 Same, the sequels are awful

[@Ax3v3211]

@@MrJholshouser41 you’re right but I still like the other two, next Friday is my favorite one but the original is the best one

[@khalamari]

Maybe an odd choice but if yall enjoyed this check out Don't be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood. Trust me, it's incredible.

[@ProHero86]

Incredible

[@Paul-sl9zm]

@@hitmixhyepock9405 One of? It's the undisputed best 😄

[@Indiana_Jones-Z]

Agreed. But if you haven’t watched a few of the gang movies it references (Menace 2 Society, Boyz N the Hood, South Central), you don’t get some of the jokes.

[@dovahkiin_007]

"MESSAGE!"

[@jeffwilliams2828]

No. If you haven’t watched the dozen movies it references you miss out on a lot. You’re just laughing at stereotypes/caricatures without

[@navimajora19]

This is the Deluxe DVD version with added and edited scenes.

[@TheMkfan123]

13:10 My first time smoking was in my last year of High School. I was always a shy, reserved kid. I never really fit in all throughout my years in school; I was (and still am) extremely socially awkward, but I had a great small group of friends . I invited them over to smoke (after lying like I had done it before lol), and after coughing my lounges out, I just remember having a genuine laugh for the first time ever with people not related to me. For the first time, I honestly didn't care about how I sounded, what I looked like, or how I came off to people. For a few hours, I was 100% myself, and I think my friends felt the same way.

[@TheMkfan123]

@@stanleydavidlepretre4241 thanks so much for that. Very kind of you to say, especially about my friends 😁😁😁

[@Carlos559Caps]

There's an alternate intro to this movie that gives some clarity to how Craig lost his job on his day off. In the alternate into you see Ezel running with a bunch of empty boxes while sirens are in the background implying HE was the one on camera stealing boxes getting Craig fired.

[@imkool51391]

They literally watched that....

[@ILikeCHEEZ9]

Right off the bat the way George says "...and Ice Cube" let's me know he's in for a ride. Gangsta rapper slowly turning into family man and household name through acting. The 90s and 00s were childhood full of hood comedies Friday is great because it's literally every hood. Every character to the detail is an accurate representation and that's why we love it so much

[@Ykoz2016]

5th element. Chris Tucker and the guy playing Deebo are both in 5th element. He was the President. His name was Tommy Lister jr.

[@HighImChatt]

Yeah it was just a Friday in the hood. That's the movie. Everyday people, who are so funny, unique, interesting, etc stories being told. Such a classic.

[@diegoferrera787]

This is what growing up in LA is like. Most people think of it as just Hollywood and movies and all that. But this movie really shows what GROWING UP here is like, especially in lower income families. And it’s funny too. Great video guys!

[@andheardstudios8089]

The house life is not just LA that's the black culture

[@blacksunday4231]

The transplants and Hollywood types really ruined the perception of what everyday life is like in LA.

[@RicoSoprano_]

That’s how growing up in the hood is. Not just LA. I’m from Detroit a whole another side of the country and my neighbors hood wasn’t any different

[@GoldMegamind]

@@andheardstudios8089 growing up poor and ghetto isn’t black culture. It’s hood culture. And specifically here, LA culture. I’m Mexican and related with everything in this movie

[@FlyinMunky]

I love these slice of life movies. This and Dazed and Confused are my favorites.

[@imkool51391]

Ugh the extended version takes out my absolute favorite line of the movie "you better put some water on that damn shit"

[@brianvalencia7717]

Funny u mentioned Michael Clark Duncan, he was actually IN this movie as well, in fact, in that exact same dice-game flashback in the background when u said his name.

[@williamozier918]

It's also bizarre how good of a family film this is.

[@PhatLayCes7825]

so many memories and iconic lines in this film. the soundtrack slaps.. and this is basically the transition of Ice Cube from rapper to lead actor! RIP so many black comedians here.. legends Bernie Mac, Tommy Lister Jr. and John Witherspoon are truly missed.

[@RuphusR]

The first time I watched this movie it surprised me. I never expected to laugh so hard. I had never experienced a performance from Chris Tucker before. And Ice Cube up to that day, was a rapper not actor or a comedian. I completely enjoyed this movie and still enjoy it to this day. This movie made Chris Tucker. Love it!

[@captin3149]

My brother told me about this movie and I was shocked that he liked a movie with such a simple sounding premise. But watching it, it quickly became a fave of mine.

[@disconnexionsdotcom]

Ice Cube was a great actor from the start. He was the best actor in Boyz N The Hood and that was his first movie. He was in Higher Learning and a few more movies before Friday, which is why New Line Cinema took a chance greenlighting this movie.

[@hallbrawlerspodcast5091]

It was chris first movie one of the producers saw him perform on def comedy jam and it was a wrap

[@hallbrawlerspodcast5091]

@jaybyrd89 also smokey chain or car

[@disconnexionsdotcom]

@@hallbrawlerspodcast5091 It was NOT Chris's first movie. Yes, he became a star from Def Comedy Jam, and that was how he was hired for House Party 3. he was also in Panther and Meteor Man. Friday made him a superstar though, because it was a huge hit.

[@Jacoc323]

What I love about this movie is that despite the big names and how iconic it is specially now with meme culture its such a well grounded movie Its insane to me how the movie is so simple and at the same time so unique and the quotable lines honestly one of those movies like a rush hour where I know it like line for line timeless movie😏

[@NathanJasper]

I love Chris Tucker, he's always sure to be comical. Have you guys seen Money Talks with Chris and Charlie Sheen? That one's hilarious too

[@disconnexionsdotcom]

Very underrated movie.

[@CitizenScorn]

Yes!

[@BigBoss-zi5ss]

That's so good..I lose it evertime I watch the scene where he takes the jaguar and totally ruins it

[@Hinokami777]

@@mynameisnotearl4383 it’s good but Charlie sheen wasn’t really funny in rush hour Chris and Jackie had funny moments

[@evanreid6917]

Friday 1995 is classic, it's a hang out stoner flick, and George you were right about Michael Clarke Duncan he is in that black and White flashback with Deebo one of the friends. Also Ice Cube did grow up in that neighborhood back when he was a kid, same with F. Gary Grey the director lived a few houses down from eachother back in the day.

[@HelloMisterJAMWAH]

This was on the TV at my student house almost constantly back in the day. Quirky and quotable as hell, and like George says it feels authentic. You can feel the heat off the sidewalk.

[@dizzysic2587]

As a fellow stoner from Texas, I absolutely enjoyed this.. y'all made me feel like I was sitting in the same room, laughing along. One of my favorite things to do is introduce people to films they've never watched before. Subbed.

[@danielpena4472]

I'm so glad you guys finally watched FRIDAY and glad you guys liked the movie its a comedy masterpiece, I can't wait for your reactions for NEXT FRIDAY and FRIDAY AFTER NEXT.

[@chuckobscure5622]

They'll be disappointed if they watch the sequels, they don't hold a candle to the original.

[@imkool51391]

They watched the shitty extended version. Why do they keep watching the shit extended versions of great movies it's annoying

[@Scott-J]

Before watching your reactions, I finally sat down and watched this. I am ecstatic! This movie is such a seminal cultural touchstone. I have seen so much that leads into this movie, and so much that references this movie. To see it almost 30 years later is breathtaking! Also, RIP John Witherspoon. 💗

[@kebernet]

So, about 7 years ago I moved into my house. I was so happy with the location. It is steps from a transit station, a park, and a greenway. What I didn't know is that after school when the weather is nice and ALL SUMMER LONG there are three ice cream trucks that circle the park. I have to hear Turkey in the Straw and The Ferris Wheel Broke Down over and over and over. I have come to hate those ice cream trucks.

[@fbksfrank4]

Thirty five and I ran out to catch it, stood in line and a kid on a bike rode between the person ordering and I, ice cream dude had a meltdown and came flying out and stood in the street yelling at him! Pretty dang funny.

[@israymervalentin-arias6313]

Ouch! Everyday in the summer I have to hear them every now and then but it doesnt last long however for those 5-15 mins that endless loop of pop goes the weasel that it plays can get annoying so I can only imagine your pain lol.

[@ILikeCHEEZ9]

Ice cream trucks are nostalgia but if I had to listen to 3 everyday I'd go crazy

[@vilefly]

Our ice cream truck only showed up in 65-80 degree weather. This was not endearing to us kids, so our block stopped buying unless he showed up in warmer weather. Didn't work as planned. He disappeared. We thought it was our fault (for a day) until we asked everyone at school. Nope. He just had a bad business plan that failed.

[@reconsoldier135]

This is a movie I never get tired of no matter how many times I watch it

[@TheMrsmartass13]

Friday is one of the best comedies out there, mainly for how serious the movie gets at time, I showed my buddie who doesn't care all to much about movies or shows, and he was invested by the first minute of the film.

[@MrMayes-qy5ru]

Wait, this is the director's cut version 😮 Nice 😏

[@paulgallacher5384]

I never knew this was a thing.

[@MrPhilipIrving1]

We had an older lady who thought she was everyone's Mom. She would run up and down the street trying to whoop all the kids. We used to mess with her all the time, but she also had a "store" in her apartment. She sold snacks and drinks. It was cool. We also had a neighborhood gang doing dumb shit. Kids.

[@imkool51391]

What do you mean whoop

[@tiara29963]

Yep, your friendly (or not so friendly) neighborhood candy/snack lady as we called her.

[@MrPhilipIrving1]

@@imkool51391 She hit us with a belt. One time she came out with a 2x4. No lie, then turned around and gave it to my Mother who used it. Now, I'm a 80's baby and you could damn near kill your kid as CPS was called and we were never removed.

[@ChrisXIllustratesXGaming]

Y'all gotta watch Next Friday.

[@3agl33y369]

The thing about the US, is we have State and Federal laws that basically act independently. So we have states that legalize Marijuana but it's still federally illegal. So you can't mix mailing and banking with MJ. So every Dispensary in a state that legalized it has to have an ATM in front of the business since they can only deal with the cash and indirectly deal with banks via only depositing and withdrawing

[@EvoDidThat]

“Bye, Felicia “ is used to just get rid of anyone lol, also low riders are still big, especially in California, texas, my godfather has the number 1 low rider in orange county, the culture is awesome

[@Paul-sl9zm]

Such a comedy classic!! I could rewatch "Friday" over and over

[@thedugout5192]

Man, I thank you guys for doing this! Anybody who didn't grow up around rich ppl can understand the vibe in this movie. Part 2 is good as well. Please do Set It Off with queen Latifah at some point.

[@bloatus7611]

DJ Pooh played Red and was instrumental in writing Grand Theft Auto San Andreas. He even has a cameo in GTA 5 DLC with Dr. Dre and was key in casting Franklin.

[@pdraggy]

Ooooh THIS is where that 'bye Felicia' thing came from.

[@franciscocaro9596]

I’ve been watching this movie over and over again since I first saw it in theatres in the 90’s and I HAVE NEVER noticed the guy in bed with Craig’s girlfriend until Simone just pointed it out 😂

[@Ivy94F]

Me neither!!! 😂😂

[@got2bjosh]

0:01 Simone's "I care now!" sounds like it came from the Community episode end tag where the Dean kills the study group for excluding him and not caring. 13:39 Yes, the meme, "Bye, Felicia!" came from this movie. Surprised y'all didn't catch that. Everyone is in this movie. 2:02 Oscar winner Regina King. Yes, George, that's why it's recommended to use a satin pillowcase and a protective hair cap or wrap. 7:01 Nia Long 7:36 Tommy Deebo Lister was the President in The Fifth Element and Winston the bail bondsman muscle in Jackie Brown. 5:34 8:03 Anna Maria Hosford (Ice Cube's mom) has been in many hit movies as well: Set It Off, One Fine Day (love this rom-com), Minority Report, Kiss the Girls, Along Came a Spider. 8:44 Erykah Badu sampled this in her song, Love of My Life Worldwide (2003). 10:15 Weed is not legal in every state and still not legal at the federal level. 10:19 Bernie Mac 12:44 Tony Cox from Bad Santa. 16:04 A very young Meagan Good.

[@scottlaughlin9897]

You missed Michael Clarke Duncan. This was his 1st movie appearance. He was one of the dice throwers when Debo punched Red.

[@vincentsweargen8436]

A few trivia items...the guy sweeping in the store was the director. Michael Clarke Duncan was one of the guys shooting dice. In real life, Tommy Lister (Deebo) was (RIP) the exact opposite of this character. He was a devout Christian and never cursed.

[@11Kslingshot]

Bye Felicia! Straight Outta Compton gives a nod to Ice Cube / Friday in the hotel when they tell the girl "Bye Felicia"

[@DarkWingsBOogi3]

Asian dude looks 25 and 65 lol the irony when he said that.

[@TA3DArtist]

I worked at a software company once and my entire department got laid off on my day off. I told my mom and sisters and the whole day they kept texting me, "But how'd you get fired on your day off?!"

[@roseyshades96]

When I was dealing with the lost of my family member in 2018 I was breaking down along the way home with some other family. When they handed me my first joint and for the rest of the car ride I went from crying hesterically to laughing my ass off and ever since then it's been kind of a relaxation. And it also became the catalyst for a bunch of wild adventures I would then go on after that day.

[@jusblazed]

Funny enough, Michael Clarke Duncan was in the scene when you mentioned him. He's in the background😂 A lot of the cast has passed away unfortunately. RIP Tiny Lister, John Witherspoon, Bernie Mac, Anthony Johnson, Yvette Wilson, Michael Clarke Duncan, and Lawanda Page.

[@GuillermoQuezada]

If you want to see a good 80's movie about living in the hood, you must watch "Colors" (1988) Starring Sea Penn, Robert Duvall and Don Cheadle. You will not be disappointed.

[@acslater017]

I didn’t try weed until it was legal here in California (2018). Soon after I ate my first edible, my mom called on the phone to talk about legal stuff 😂 Shortly after I watched Black Panther and had no idea what was happening.

[@serenityq26]

well to be fair she did have the janet jackson poetic justice wig on. complete with the hat

[@emmakai2243]

Friday came out a year before I left for college. I lived in a cluster of other dorms that shared a living space....Friday, Pulp Fiction, The Rock, Shawshank Redemption, and Tommy Boy were basically on loop.

[@d2sean_785]

This put a HUGE smile on my face....I love this movie....super classic 90s comedy.

[@jakecleveland1051]

8:03 That's hilarious because Michael Clarke Duncan was in that scene in the back ground

[@nickacosta3843]

Michael Clark Duncan was actually in that dice scene. Watch it again. Debo hands him the money when Red pulls up.

[@dr.wheezy3787]

I know I’m a year late, but as someone who grew up watching this movie, the scene when Ice Cube is grabbing a glass of water for his father, in the original scene he takes the ice cube and rubs it where the sun doesn’t shine, and then dropped it back into the cup, which explains why the dad had such a foul face when taking a sip. They had to change the scene for obvious reasons 😂😂

[@TripleAM19]

If you see ever see this comment, you should watch Straight Outta Compton. You were mentioning how genuine this felt and how the actors like Ice Cube may have lived in a similar neighborhood or had the personal upbringing like in the movie.. this movie will give you a taste of Ice Cube's upbringing and how the rap/hip-hop group N.W.A. he was a part of was created in late 80s-early 90s. Awesome movie and highly recommended!

[@chefdsal1]

I’ve seen this movie 1 million times and seven minutes in You notice a dude in her bed that I never noticed, and you recognized Big worm from elf I never realized.

[@justindenney-hall5875]

I'm so glad to see another channel cover this.

[@mast3rNate]

little fun movie trivia: the guy yelling “get out” at 9:06 is the director of the movie himself F. Gary Gray lol

[@SirsMadamsEntertainment]

Had this movie on VHS in high school… still have the whole thing damn near memorized ❤

[@roseaonyomind]

Idk if anybody has mentioned but, DJ Pooh was the guy who got his necklace taken & ran to the car. He was a music producer turned filmmaker.

[@mattyoung7415]

I first smoked when I was 16. I'm now 39 and still smoke daily. Make of that what you will.

[@yutubetom]

I watch a lot of reactor channels, but you guys have officially become my favorite! It's the sheer variety of movies, the commentary, plus you know Afroman!

[@jmcb00]

Oh my god yes!!! My favorite movie. I honestly agree with Simone. I wouldn’t just categorize it as stoner. The first one is truly a slice of life comedy about living in the hood and the cast of odd ball characters. the others fit the stoner genre more. They’re Funny but None compares to the grounded tone, comedic timing, and performances of this first one. You can tell all are directed by different directors. I don’t consider the first a stoner comedy. Yea there’s weed but the take away to this one has far more depth than the rest. It’s truly the only one out of all of them that when you see it for the first time you feel how genuine it is. The moments that are supposed to be a little darker really hit.

[@YagiChanDan]

We watched this almost everyday at university (whilst obviously high as kites) just after its release. It never stopped being funny and we quoted it constantly. Awesome film... looking forward to watching your reactions.

[@VeegovonDOOM]

The funny thing is Smokey had that giant gold chain on and didn't even think to pawn it. 😄

[@jeffreymoore6742]

When this movie came out you could see it in 3-D. That’s why at the end the Minions were trying to reach as far as they could so they could show off the 3-D

[@fileminokilicho1292]

Mad mad reaction. Enjoyed ya'lls reaction man, especially cuz I loooooove this classic comedy.

[@armageddon1981]

The little girl in the light blue cap is Megan Good. We're actually the same age. I was 14 when that movie came out in theaters. That was a decent year for movies!! Mortal Kombat and Power Rangers to name a couple more.

[@srhrafael8390]

Love this movie, and loved the reaction! 90s comedies are something special these days

[@aaronsmith1701]

I love that they watched the extended version! The Only true way to watch the movie. LoL

[@brandyanderson3522]

RIP Bernie Mac, John Witherspoon, Tommy "Tiny" Lister Jr., Yvette Wilson, and LaWanda Page

[@shadmedina3033]

Have you’s watched Half Baked? It’s also a stoner comedy with and emphasis on f’n stupid and hilarious (simultaneously) 😂

[@GavinRamonShow]

Love this Trilogy, Recently done reactions to these also. You guys are smashing it, congrats on the 100K. Happy New Year to you both , Never miss a video ❤

[@ns9224]

Oh y’all watching the extended version I don’t think I’ve seen tht one before !! This is why I love reaction channels !!!!! 😱🤩

[@tonycampos9605]

George, growing up in West Texas, I knew my fair share of lowriders. And yes, they drove up and down the street hitting the switches, making their cars bounce up and down. My uncle was one of them.

[@joshuajackson2045]

DJ Pooh played Red in the movie, and fun fact Michael Clarke Duncan is actually in the move. He played the other dice player in the flashback about the bike. lol

[@meechyzonepictures]

Can't wait for ya'll to do Next Friday, that's one of my favorite movies!

[@jankydisplay]

They still have cars like that. In Houston Tx there’s an entire car community and culture around slabs. I have a 64 Impala myself. You won’t see them everyday or anything, but they’re still around.

[@dustinheese]

There are several lines often quoted from popular culture that originated in this movie. "Bye Felicia" "Daaaaammmmmnnnn" "Puff puff give, you're fuckin up the rotation" "You know this.."

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

One of my favorite movies growing up, I used to watch this,Dazed and Confused and Empire Records when they came out on vhs

[@ontheblockgod]

26:53 OMG YES! This is why we love George and Simone!!! George acknowledged that even tho he's unfamiliar with Black culture, he STILL felt the authenticity and got the humor. I was glad you guys actually got and laughed at the jokes! This was great, I hope you guys react to "Next Friday" and "Friday After Next".

[@megavideopowermegavideopow8657]

DJ POOH is in the movie also as the character RED the one Deebo hit in the eye

[@duncanbelford6390]

I always love when I know what Simone is talking about at the intro's and George has no clue

[@porgyt7177]

I have ACTUALLY gotten High w/Chris Tucker (way back, slightly post-high school). He gets kinda quiet... then outta nowhere he starts cackling like a Loon. My FIRST time smoking weed was a super controlled evening put together by my best friend. He made all the decisions, pre-rolled lotsa joints...we listened to killer tunes, watched a hilarious movie and rode bikes, late into the night.

[@melaninawakening9350]

Michael Clarke Duncane actually is in the movie for a brief moment he's actually playing dice with Smoeky and Debo

[@OllyT369]

The actor Debo, Michael Clark Duncan, played Marcellus Wallace in Pulp Fiction.

[@scottlaughlin9897]

Michael Clarke Duncan was in this movie. He was one of the dice throwers when Debo knocked Red the fuck out!

[@justinlutz513]

Fun fact. The movie his dad is watching is called Man's Best Friend. It's about a bionic dog that gets loose. Lol

[@judoisnotamonkey]

George, you asked about first time high stories. Sophomore year in high school, lunch right before PE. During PE, I was high as shit and I was wearing a Yugioh Abridged shirt that said “My hair looks like a unicorn!” And I actually started crying when I was told there were no unicorns in Portland 🤣

[@jerraldwest8531]

There are some states where you can pretty much smoke weed openly in the US. But my buddy in Tennessee was pulled over recently (I spent a few years in that state, but moved after a while) and they confiscated his supply, threatened to arrest him because that would have been permissible in the state of Tennessee, But ultimately let him go because of his age. They also gave him some ignorant warnings like "you know that pot can ruin your life just as much as crack or heroin, right?" Even though that's so untrue it's f****** pathetic. He's sales rep who makes over 90 grand a year, he still smokes weed every single day like he has since high school. (He's almost 30 now)