Improv | Yes, and...

[@PentameronSV]

3:04 "Do you like fried chicken?" "Yes, and it goes well with my fried allergy medicine." [Immediate confused look]

[@davidswing3385]

Yep. We saw that

[@Inspiration-ITV]

Yes, And... I think this is one of the most empowering principles for daily life! Thank you!

[@charlytaylor1748]

Doing improv taught me to apply it to 'reality'.

[@SwithinMutale]

No, but it makes it easier to carry a conversation

[@Peacefrogg]

@@SwithinMutalehave you tried it?

[@maxwellfabricio777]

Isn’t? it literally shifts your whole frame of mind, when listening to something you don’t agree that much. Knowing that everybody is entitled to have their own opinions, and acknowledge someone’s else, besides, you add more information to that topic showing so your side of the story. When your mom says certain things, you may not like it, but “Yes, and…” and you either add something or plant a seed. Both people can grow and improve their relationships at home, with their family, partner and children. “Yes, and…” if correctly framed can switch conversations from being one against the other, to both people working towards the same goal, the real truth, realising we have only found different ways of getting there.

[@AppIeOfficial]

Ariana is coming lol

[@bypig]

my left ear enjoyed this video

[@ariesember]

I have never found a better explination of "yes, and..." I finally get it! lol I loved the look after he said "Fried Allergy Medication"! lol I was thining waffles!

[@maxwellfabricio2381]

lol I finally got the game, I was told to play it on stage with another person and I screw it badly hahaha, they were all laughing because I just didn't understand the intonation of the ''yes, and....'' and just answered the most non sense things. You explained it very well, THANKS

[@prachiparekh3758]

lol

[@user-yy4zb9fe1b]

Thank you for this upload! This is perfect for teaching ID/D adults that I support.

[@keerthilanka9039]

thank you so much!

[@Zaharik1]

Thanks! But why this video has so few views??

[@adrianhigh4210]

YES Few views AND thats because they break one of the rules...Yes and you dont need to be "funny" every time...because then its not Improv YES AND its better when NOT formula predictable..yes and's welcome LoL

[@ejl1928]

Because it is god awful

[@TangieAmbrose]

Sometimes it takes a little longer for greatness to rise to the top. But it always does. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@ashlielaurensmith]

What would be the next progression in this level of play? Like you’d do this exercise then move on to what?

[@blackmadonna6024]

What if you say “no, but…”

[@JackieTalbott]

Even funnier

[@socadancebookmcleod490]

Good question

[@blackmadonna6024]

@@socadancebookmcleod490 I had an intimacy director for a play I was in implement this method but adding the option of “no, but.” The intention was to promote the expressing and enforcement of boundaries, but it ended up also stimulating even deeper thought and improv skills in the moment. I appreciated it a lot.

[@smartsmartie7142]

If it is distracting from the original prompt it's not helpful

[@blackmadonna6024]

@@smartsmartie7142 Why not? And what if you say “no, but,” without distracting from the prompt

[@bradleypower4803]

Do you always have to say yes or can it be implied?

[@jmpvoice9028]

It can absolutely be implied. The game often uses it to reinforce the lesson of accepting offers, but I've played without. As long as you're accepting their offer of information about the world and adding your own, the phrasing can differ.

[@jagmari1566]

His “YES” is killing me 😂

[@EricHowl]

Dope game very helpful

[@jackienakami7901]

fried LLERGY MEDICINE LOL

[@matthewmathis7050]

Great video. Thanks guys!

[@ejl1928]

Incorrect

[@pandalilpig]

hiii

[@flinticusmaximus5687]

"You could use it in a show" hahaha please god no

[@Bugattistriker]

NO i don,t love you

[@heynowutube2]

You did not say Yes / And every time and you took too much time to get to the exercise itself. You don't have to explain it. Just do it for us and we will get it. Yes, and you're a dwid. yes, and that rhythms with squid. Yes, and, get on with the show. Yes, and where's the trained elephant.

[@Sui_Generis0]

You dont literally have to say "Yes, and" you just need to build off what the other person said