IS THAT CHRIS FARLEY!? | Gaps Girls at the Foodcourt - SNL REACTION

[@jonthomas3065]

“Lay off me I’m starving” is one of the best SNL lines of all time.

[@Blazfemur]

Lol you're forgetting, "WHY ... THANK YOU, PEPPER BOY!!! THATS THE PERFECT AMOUNT OF PEPPER... BRRRRAVOOO!!!"

[@marcussmith6805]

OTR is 'on the rag.' Basically their time of the month.

[@DenariusHaveNarius]

Scammers are on every channel. 😢

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

@@DenariusHaveNarius Huh?

[@DenariusHaveNarius]

​​@@Cosmo-Kramer There was a scam text replying to the original post. Apparently got deleted

[@sergiogarcia3730]

😂

[@FIDIOT-cringe]

But thank God she doesn't know. It's what we've worked for since forever.

[@drewcliff82]

This is a classic. Don't stand between a wild animal and their food lol. You gotta do the Chip N Dales sketch with Chris Farley and Patrick Swayze.

[@KneeJerkReactions13]

Or the Sandler/Farley Schmitt's Gay beer commercial. That always cracks me up despite the content.😂

[@nsasupporter7557]

The Chippendale dancer skit was heartbreaking! Yes, it was funny. But when you learn the story behind it it just made you wanna cry. Knowing how much Farley hurt because he was just displayed as the “fat clown”

[@ice-iu3vv]

she loves that they "left the bloopers in ". its live television.

[@candacemay7187]

People had a sense of humor back in the days!! In the present, everyone looking for a reason to be mad. Also, you mentioned that they left the bloopers in ... well, the show was Saturday Night LIVE!

[@mattslupek7988]

That’s what I was thinking.

[@billwell9266]

Chris is from my home town and a recent neighbor of ours went to high school with him and said he was a blast at parties.

[@jeffstumpf9129]

That’s Mad Town for you, otherwise known as The People’s Republic of Madison.

[@trishriley9681]

We 70's kids had Flip Wilson and his character Geraldine❤

[@halbaloney4593]

The fact that the brain/train joke, despite intentionally sucking, gets everyone laughing the most is a great testament to Chris Farley's talent of delivery.

[@cmholmes1067]

Back in the 70’s , The comedian Flip Wilson had his own comedy show on t.v. and one of his characters was Geraldine, never heard anyone have a problem about it, I do remember as a kid, that character scared the crap out of me, though😆

[@BlaineStewart123]

I love this sketch! Farley was so good

[@michaeladams8722]

OTR [ On the Rag (having their period)

[@aldalesandro]

My favorite one is when he played the motivational speaker with Christina Applegate.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Yeah, Matt Foley 😉

[@alangarcia5693]

when u say it without stops it sounds kinda fire lol "You are so dumb that when they were passing out brains u thought they said trains and u got on it and went for a ride" LMAO

[@shanegooding4839]

If you only know 'Dude looks like a lady' from Mrs. Doubtfire you should react to Aerosmith singing it. Walk this Way by Aerosmith rocks too including the version they did with Run DMC. Dudes dressing as women for comedic purposes has been going on for a hundred years and the fact that people in different groups are now deciding it's controversial or offensive reminds us how uptight the world is right now. Hopefully folks will learn to relax and get along soon.

[@gtronable]

when you're David Spade, Adam Sandler and Chris Farley you can dress up like a woman. Pure hilarity. RIP Chris

[@nsasupporter7557]

Adam sandler sucks, he always has

[@jamesray9009]

In van down by the river sketch is a must see

[@americanmutt9089]

Time for the motivational speaker Matt Foley (Chris Farley) skit on SNL.

[@terri2494]

Yes!!!

[@Looneyintheboonies]

If you want to see one of the funniest black comedians that dressed like a woman, you have got to check out Flip Wilson playing his recurring female character "Geraldine" from his 1970's hit variety show!! Geraldine had attitude, and there wasn't anything degrading about it, Flip Wilson was just flat out hilarious playing Geraldine!! We absolutely loved him when I was a kid, and everyone went around saying Geraldine's most famous line, "The devil made me do it!" I think it's hilarious when men dress up like women for comedic purposes!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@debbiehanson9201]

I think men impersonating women is like a lot of things---sometimes it's offensive and sometimes it isn't. Way back in the early seventies, the comedian Flip Wilson did a female character named Geraldine Jones. The great actress Bette Davis told him that generally she hated men pretending to be women because they always made women look weak and silly, but his Geraldine was strong and funny. He told her that he was simply imitating all the strong, funny women he grew up with, so to him, that was just what he knew women to be like. You can probably find Flip doing Geraldine on line--she was hip and sassy and strong, and she wore up-to-date fashions (for the time). Nothing prissy or weak about Geraldine at all, and as a result, she became one of his most famous, most beloved characters.

[@guestuser2373]

They don't have a choice about keeping the bloopers. It's live.

[@everyonelovesmajima]

"Diet starts Monday!" - Me every week for at least three years

[@Migz2682]

Tomorrow is the day...then after lunch. I'll start at dinner.....7pm. I'll start fresh next week!

[@jenniferrichardson8474]

I can totally relate to gettting sick and tired of folding, and refolding, shirts and sweaters. Several Christmas' ago I worked at Target over the holiday season. i worked many diifferent departments, but usually they put me in women's clothing. My main task was to keep the shirts and sweaters on the tables neatly folded and displayed.. I tell you what, by the end of my shift I was so tired of folding shirts that I wanted to scream. Just quite literaly scream. And it always infuratiated me how none of the customers cared about refolding clothing items after looking at them. They would simply pick it up and then leave it on the table crumpled. I realize I was the one being paid to keep the displays straight, not the customers, but it still seems like common curtesy to do so. I now see to it to leave shirts neatly folded whenever I go clothes shopping because I realize how aggravating it can be for the sales associates.

[@dont7913]

o... k...?

[@jenniferrichardson8474]

@@dont7913 I think I made it totally clear in my comment. I found it super aggravating that custmoers left the sweaters and tshirts on the tables a complete jumbled mess. I emded up finding it rude and disrespectful. Iit only takes a second to refold a shirt after someone has looked at it. But you have to havd had a job working in retail clothing to understand the frustration. Maybe you've never worked retail? If not you can count yourself very lucky.

[@paulstewart6203]

A Chris Farley reaction, awesome, also, the skit, motivational speaker, a must.

[@brittreacts]

Coming soon!

[@Tuning_Spork]

O.T.R. = "On the rag". You know... "Idling in the red zone", "Absorbing shark week", "Riding the cotton pony", etc...

[@stevedahlberg8680]

It's been a part of comedy forever going back to Shakespeare and probably earlier. Heck, even the Founding Fathers frequently wore wigs and makeup and frilly apparel. 😂 Britt you've GOT to check out Patton Oswalt at some point for comedy. Physics for Poets is great as an entry point, as is his iconic Famous Bowls bit about KFC. 😅

[@dimitriosgliarmis7622]

Debbie downer at Disneyland for one of the best character breaks ever!

[@michaelwhite4622]

Their wigs are WAY more convincing than yours…..😂 😂😂😂!!!!?!?!

[@tommychong1173]

There is a reason why it is called Saturday Night Live. It is shot in front of alive audience with a three second delay

[@jamesgehret479]

You should check out the SNL Chippendales with Chris Farley

[@thehempknight170]

My absolute favorite skit was the Chippendales with Patrick Swayze and u gotta see that

[@michaelwheeling7422]

Lady, hope you get well soon. And congrats on your ascension to two hundred thousand. 🎉

[@brittreacts]

Thank you so much!

[@TR4200]

5:43 John Wayne Bobbitt wife (Lorena Bobbitt) cut his manhood off while he was sleeping. She drove off with his manhood and threw it out the car window on the highway. The police had to do a search for it. They found it in time and it was surgically reattached.

[@KAP814]

David Spade was on the Bad Friends pod (pre-taped) last week. It’s not something you can react to, but you should definitely watch it. What his assistant did to his answering machine made me tear up.

[@sherrifigueroa1272]

Yes, the Menendez bros were spoiled $$ kids who lived in NJ (Princeton? & Cali too), it was 1 of the stories everywhere, that I 1st remember prior to Rodney or OJ chase then trial 🙏 Nicole & Ron

[@americanmutt9089]

I loved Hot Chick too!!! My favorite part was when talking with the dad after basketball dad cuts a fart and Rob's character who dad thinks is the Latino gardener says, "Whew!!! Stinko De Mayo!!!" in a Latin accent.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Yes, Rob Schneider is funnier than Adam sandler

[@brianvernon249]

The one and only time I dressed in drag for Halloween, I won first prize - $75 in 2001.

[@padenj420]

I grew up watching SNL as a kid. This was on in the 90s, when I was a teenager. Nobody cared about men dressing as women or women dressing as men. Especially for comedic effect. It was never an issue until very recently, as far as I know.

[@xmn12380]

Two SNL suggestions for you. First, "39 Cents." It's hilarious. Second, "The Iceberg That Hit the Titanic." Also hilarious.

[@kimzwolinski9919]

Chris Farley and Patrick Swayze Chippendales is very funny 😊 Men in dresses are sometimes funny and sometimes not to me. I never thought of it from Katts view. Dave Chapelle feels similar to how Katt does from an interview with Oprah. 🤷‍♀️

[@ronaldnelson6692]

@kimzwolinski9919 The Chippendales skit is one of Chris Farley's best ones.

[@missd9785]

Possibly my favorite

[@kimzwolinski9919]

@@ronaldnelson6692 I agree 👍😊

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@ronaldnelson6692yes, the Chippendale dancer skit was funny… but what most of you guys don’t know is that it really hurt him. Him always being displayed as the “fat buffoon.” Farley was a very sad tragic person

[@ronaldnelson6692]

@@nsasupporter7557 If he didn't enjoy it, he wouldn't have done it the way he did. It was his choice to play those characters in the manner he did.

[@StanSwan]

Men dressing like women is something that per dates Monty Python but they made it main stream in the 1970s. My own channel has us doing skits in dresses in the 1980s.

[@ronaldnelson6692]

Benny Hill, Flip Wilson, and Carol Burnett show had men dressing as women. Biggest one of the 80s was Bosom Buddies with Tom Hanks and Peter Scolari.

[@terri2494]

@@ronaldnelson6692 I was going to mention Flip Wilson as Geraldine. “The devil made me buy that dress!”

[@LarsonPetty]

Goes back a bit farther than that, but for different reasons. In most of the ancient world, women weren't allowed to be part of theater troupes. These ancient performances would most likely have men portraying the woman's role. There's a good chance that the Globe Theater's first production of "Romeo and Juliet" was actually "Romeo and Romeo".

[@StanSwan]

@@LarsonPetty True but not on topic.

[@StanSwan]

@@LarsonPetty I said it pre dates Monty Python.

[@shure81]

It's like watching a documentary about how ladies interact with one another haha

[@jamesdavisjr6937]

Sammy hagar was the lead singer for van halen after dlr left the band

[@seangilbert19658]

The guy from Hot Chick is Rob Schneider

[@RichardFay]

The brothers did indeed unalive their parents. They claimed that they did it because they feared he would unalive them to conceal the fact that he'd abused them. That didn't quite explain why they also unalived their mother, which may be one reason why they were convicted. The mention of someone's thing getting cut off was a reference to John Wayne Bobbit, whose wife Lorena removed his penis after he allegedly raped her. It was successfully reattached, and she was acquitted on grounds of temporary insanity. It was a strange time. but then it always is.

[@markneubauer2330]

Sammy Hagar (aka the Red Rocker) one of the best rock singers ever!!

[@sarge-T.O.]

Yes, this is how we think you all talk. That is the joke. You nailed it.

[@randyvalgardson774]

This was back in the days of when SNL was still FUNNY. The cast in the 70s a80s and 90s used to break up all the time because most of them had improv backgrounds and changed lines on the fly. Other castmates would bust a gut whenever it happened live on air! Lol

[@marcuspi999]

Rule of comedy 101: if it's funny, it's allowed.

[@josephdavis2198]

I was growing up in the 90s, and this SNL crew is who I grew up with. In regards to them dressing as women, on the one hand, it was the art. They were playing roles, and butchering it on purpose, portraying an exaggerated young woman. There were several women in the cast, and none of them could have portrayed these roles better. On the other hand, the time period was about tearing down barriers. They were also really young and impulsive and didn't care. They were all trying to leave their mark on the industry.

[@bradpirochta9293]

Yes, this is how males view 16 year old girls... and I think it's pretty spot on. Most women grow out of this phase, but if you've ever seen Real Housewives you realize some don't.

[@KneeJerkReactions13]

Hanz and Franz compilation please. You will love the concept trust me! Edit: Telegram Britt is back, be careful Britt-ish Faithful.

[@NOxSPLOOSHxPLANE]

Adam Sandler in the skit looking just like his daughter, well I guess maybe his daughter looks like him in the skit 😅

[@toddjohnson271]

There's Chris Farley......then all the other SNL comedians.

[@39Hundred]

David Spade looks like a Karen 😂

[@jenniferrichardson8474]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Hatingmeisconforming]

In the old days, women weren't even allowed to act, so if there was a female part in a play, it was always a guy in drag.

[@Rosiepooh75]

There was no issue back then because comedy was just comedy. Historically (going back a couple of hundred years) all roles were played by men...

[@anthonybyrge8074]

Hey Britt I've seen the Katt Williams interview and Dave talking about black men wearing dresses. I'm sure they know more than we do as fans outside of Hollywood. Me personally it's hilarious. Wayans did it all the time on inviting color and Wayan movies. My favorite in living color scene jim carrey plays Dracula comes into jamie fox room who plays Wanda Jackson. Martin Lawrence as Shanaynay was always funny. Wayans as white chicks. We just need to learn to laugh more again.

[@bryangarner671]

Church Chat with Dana Carvey is worth watching too it's pretty funny.

[@jackbrooks5487]

Back in the 1960s, Milton Berle often dressed in drag on his television show. Flip Wilson's character, Geraldine, is iconic. From what I understand, much of the recent controversy arose from allegations that some men (mostly black) have been required to wear dresses in public as part of an initiation into an elite and secretive society that will ensure their success in the entertainment industry. Some of the leaders in this alleged society have also been linked to criminal activities. This includes some top tier black celebrities. All this is on the net. You'll have to judge for yourself.

[@autocross350z]

Jonathan Winters also

[@Daishi13]

10:10 Yes ...check out the Family Guy clip "Women vs Men Friendship" for a quick explanation. :P 11:45 OTR stood for On The Rag aka time of the month ... meaning they're always bi**hy.

[@kennydeez..1774]

FYI: OTR-On The Rag...

[@ShortyRock801]

Gotta watch the SNL Weekend update joke swaps

[@NameOptional-p9u]

random side note...Love your hair

[@ThunderPants13]

Yes, Lyle and Eric Menendez (not Mendez) put the kibosh on their parents in the late 80s.

[@vincentvancraig]

Wow, ur doing classic snl back when it was awesome? Thats so cool, more reactors should do these, ive seen zero reactors do this stuff....these years are so, so reaction-worthy....wow, brit, ur on to something, i guess it Sandler's song that led to u doing it, like a chain reaction....awesome, the rabbit hole of reactions:) , ur chain-reacting, a chain-reaction channel....hell yeah:)

[@mermaidsheart]

Flip Wilson dressed as Geraldine. Late 50s early 70s. I was little and it was the first comedian I saw dressed as a woman!

[@DNAConsultingDetectives]

British comedy has LONG tradition of men in drag. Monty Python has great examples. John Cleese and Cast Crack Up During Policewomen Sketch is a good one.

[@wfly81]

Of course they keep going if they mess up. It’s not like they can call cut and do it again…it’s live TV.

[@EconAdviser]

1990s SNL cast was legendary.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Disagree, the original cast of 75 was the best. None of this cast had any real careers, except for Sandler… he was the only one out of this cast that had any real career. Mike Myers had some success too but his career was over after sometime. None of this cast did very well outside of SNL

[@LarsonPetty]

​@@nsasupporter7557I'd probably say that they were magic while they were all together on SNL.

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@LarsonPetty and I’d like to say that you’re wrong 😉

[@LarsonPetty]

@@nsasupporter7557 wow

[@jaysanchez5804]

Please do SNL Da Bears

[@tmakinthehouse]

You are just so lovely and I don't mean just looks. I'm not a creeper. lol. But you as a person just seems cool. Great reactions.

[@gregrappa1797]

Your review is as great as the skit itself 😊😊

[@brittreacts]

Thank you so much 😁

[@gregrappa1797]

@@brittreacts My pleasure 😊

[@georgeglasser8220]

It's live TV, they have to keep going. There's no do overs.

[@susiealles5878]

Men have been dressing in women's clothes for entertainment for years. Check out the movie Some Like It Hot with Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon (and Marilyn Monroe). It is a classic gem.

[@victoriataylor6741]

I love it! I remember this skit. Chris Farley was such a great comedian. I have no issue with men dressing as women. But then again, I love drag shows!

[@brittreacts]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mikeroman5208]

2:30 if you're wondering about men dressing up as women, then you should check out Dame Edna (aka, the Australian comedian Barry Humphries). I recommend an episode or two of "Dame Edna's Neighborhood Watch"

[@teddtarr]

MJ was such a target back when he was having those legal problems involving his alleged pedophilia.I remember a late-night tv host asking why MJ hated going out on tour, & answering : because he had to leave his little friends(') behind. Brutal !

[@codyclaeys2008]

Looks much better here than he did in jack and Jill 😂

[@gregoryTredwell]

Britt I do not use Telegram, TV and hate phones only check it once a day have a laptop only to stay in touch with my children and grandkids, but a another good band for you to listen to from Australia would be "Hoodoo Gurus"&" Powder Finger", both bands were big all over the world. Keep up the variety I Like your content.

[@stevenrumore4508]

On the rag OTR😂

[@SyzygyNoon]

I’m glad I’m responding to this weeks after you posted it. No one will read this, so what I have to say won’t reach most people. That being said, men dressing as women is an ancient practice. If it’s done right, it can be pretty darn worth it. If it’s done wrong, it’s (as the kids say) cringe. Still, it’s worth a try when the actors and the script nail it.

[@TruckerMike_FL]

Since you don't know who Sammy Hagar is maybe that should be your next music reaction. He started with Montrose, then had a solo career, & most of his career was with Van Halen. I'd recommend starting with his song "Heavy Metal" from his solo career & the soundtrack from the 1981 animated film "Heavy Metal"

[@paulbiz8708]

I mean it’s live they have to keep them lol.

[@matta1899]

Monty Python's Flying Circus always had the men dressing as women. They didn't have any women on the cast, so they did what they had to do. It was also the 70's and times are certainly different.

[@WhatHaveIMade]

Rag. Is the word you couldn't come up with at the end...

[@jitterstheclown]

The frienemies, just like every other chick on the planet

[@markplacker5651]

I've never heard a more indepth.verbal commentary om this skit lol. My God girl lol. You talked the donkey shit out of this lol. The skit gets forgotten .lol. you just talked the hell out of this one lol. Wow lol.

[@shpadoinkel577]

Check out The Kids In The Hall. Those sketch comedians dressed as woman back in the 80s and they were very respectful to woman

[@Mac1975lv]

Nobody Broke Adam Sandler more than Chris Farley. Even in Billy Madison Chris made Adam shake his head look down and grin.

[@spiderwayne]

LOL I just watched your reaction to a bunch of Van Halen videos and in this one you're saying you don't know who Sammy Hagar is... he's Van Halen's second singer (plus been in other bands and had a solo career twice). You know him but maybe not by name :) BTW, love your videos.

[@robertboyer1086]

Male actors playing women in theater goes all the way back to Ancient Greece. Women didn't start acting until the mid 1600s.

[@Pauba1946]

Yeah! Gap Girls!

[@scooter196439]

Comedians\Actors of all races have dressed as Women, Flip Wison, Martin, Robin Williams, Tom Hanks, on and on etc.

[@carlosvaladez2186]

Another 🔥reaction

[@Pauba1946]

David Spade is the second Gap Girl and Chris Farley #3

[@JW666]

Sammy Haggar replaced David Lee Roth as the singer of Van Halen & then he had a solo career. Yep, it's her from Roseanne & Big Bang Theory & the other is Rob Schneider.

[@markcox731]

I think you missed some of the Comedy of it trying to react Britt , This Sketch was historic with Chris Farley and Adam Sandler trying to make each other Laugh lol

[@joshualipe6532]

Up until the 1660's, all female roles in plays on stage were played by men or boys. So all Shakespeare's plays were all male so that means the first Juliet...was a guy.

[@jc5144]

They left the bloopers in because Saturday Night Live is always live tv.

[@jameslay5236]

Sammy Haggar was the second lead singer of Van Halen after David Lee Roth