Jordan Peele Crashed A 'Get Out' College Course

[@metru2222]

I admire Jordan Peele's dedication to originality. He was so uncomfortable telling another comedian's joke

[@TheTysonKane]

He clearly has a lot of respect for his elders in comedy. Here is the original bit: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2SqnqWnf91-ebc.

[@dontbefatuousjeffrey2494]

he's got integrity. I hear Denis Leary and Amy Schumer have a few problems with acknowledging sources. Just saying...

[@RyanHall42]

Yeah comics that dont steal are rare these days.

[@artisinventable]

1Energine1 holy shit you are fragile if u think he is racist

[@MichaelAronson]

"this pampered little hollywood black" Your bigotry is showing, bro.

[@arigreenberg8792]

The movie was excellent because the characters acted like real people, not complete idiots as in most horror movies.

[@bravetherainbow]

Honestly, Chris was the most sympathetic protagonist I've seen in any movie, horror or otherwise.

[@Lisshum]

It’s more scary when the main protagonist is smart but still gets caught in a trap... much better form of horror

[@lochlannturner4086]

I love Chris cause I have so much respect for smart horror movie characters. He wasn't messing around. As soon as he found out about Andre he was out of there. Or atleast tried

[@sams517]

Burnintreez321 found the triggered white person

[@juliustegelhus7822]

@@sams517 why is it that every time someone criticizes a CHARACTER of a different race, it's automatically racism or being triggered? If the commentator is White, wouldn't he know better how a White character is acting weird? As a (non-White) Nordic person, I have yet to experience people running at me at night, if they did I would consider it odd and hostile.

[@aflvcko5660]

Jordan has same anxiety problems like me. "did you tell them to stand?"

[@jcctwyllers]

Lol that's not anxiety. That's called being black in America. Walk into a room and a bunch of white people stand up, you make sure you know why tf they did that just in case you need to haul @sz or accept the compliment.xD

[@drhoneybadger]

@@jcctwyllers lol what the fuck ever

[@hydrodudes5135]

Moon Saloon Right?😂

[@ogdeanster9352]

mike idk what you’re talking about like everyone went to see it and it was deserved

[@brandenwilliams7249]

he was also moving around in his chair alot.

[@justinlynn6911]

You'll get it next time. Releases Us; currently 100% on rotten tomatoes.. Nice.

[@AshvinVinodKaimal]

Becomes 98% later SHIT.

[@justinlynn6911]

@@AshvinVinodKaimal 97%🤦‍♀️ The Fuckery.

[@nickhidalgo9818]

Us sucked tbh

[@Officiallij]

Nick Hidalgo Nick Hidalgo ayo you a tether of Jordan peele or something

[@izzyGO52]

Yeh, maybe it's cuz i saw Get Out first but i didn't think Us was as good tbh (though it was still a great watch) But i think it was also just cuz it was more unsettling than horror-y

[@gidgemo1869]

I love this man. Jordan Peele is a genius. I’ve rewatched this interview at least 5 times.

[@WallEWorld]

I feel like the more we compliment his movie, the more pressure he's gonna have making the next one. Hopefully that's not the case.

[@Johnny-Cage]

Cant handle the truth huh

[@sarahbelle909]

Jordan Peele does not seem like the kind of person to feel pressured by anyone.

[@Lamidemonami7891]

Get Out was already one of my favorite films of the year and I’ve spent a lot of time over the past few days thinking about it and realized so many things that I hadn’t known before. I’m probably just stupid but until a few minutes ago I had no idea that the caretakers were black people with the brains of white people put in them. I thought they did something to them that made them almost brain dead, I hadn’t realized they went that far.

[@jamilwells6194]

Pressure creates diamonds

[@BioShokka]

Jamil Wells dope line

[@kyleaca5122]

I said to her, I said........ (Looks left and right)............ I said biiiiiiiiiiiiiitch

[@lolajaramillo4620]

kyleaca I freaking LOVE that sketch. 😆

[@geektogreek6736]

But you said bitch...right?

[@devondenham7309]

Geek to Greek oh yeaahhh, I laid it OUT...

[@blacksunshine8010]

kyleaca it killed me 😂😂😂

[@basehead617]

420 likes, i ain't gonna thumb up and ruin that

[@leahtaylor29]

"99...I'll get 'em next time" -Gets %100 on Us.

[@CuttinUpGetGapped]

This man did not just bow and then hold his hands together for the audience. 🙏🏽 His respect and attitude is unmatched.

[@doctorfeelok8575]

That's a pretty common thing to do LOL. I've seen hundreds of talk show guests do that over the last 30+ yrs.

[@TsetsiStoyanova]

He’s funny even at interviews

[@edwardquin4464]

This man may become one of the greatest filmmakers in history. "Get Out" is the only movie I've ever seen that affected me to the depth and breath that Kubrick or Forman has. It's a movie that lasts a lifetime with a deeper experience on each viewing. What a brilliant man and team.

[@stuckinstuff1814]

You have a protaganist who's aware that horror is going down. No backing into a dark room

[@AxelStrife7]

"I don't know if it's a Pryor or an Eddie Murphy joke, I get their bits confused." - A masterful way of correcting the host without offending them.

[@Kulgur]

To be fair, they were both right - the Murphy bit was inspired by the Pryor one

[@savantdisgrace4581]

@@Kulgur yeah I remember the Pryor one, and don't doubt that Murphy did the "get out" bit, Pryors was based on the exorcist.

[@rumblefish9]

Django702 or you know... he meant it literally. Eddie's biggest inspiration as a comic was Pryor. There are bits from Murphy's routines that are straight out from Pryor including the "Get out" joke.

[@kmcg6444]

1975 Pryor. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoLJdYGeZdODY8k

[@DrSonus]

Pryor, Murphy same thing - Colbert probably

[@AAGEnzee]

Peele complaining about the 1%.. *Bernie busts through the door* DID SOMEONE SAY THE 1%?!

[@hannasmith9416]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mrivera6975]

"he's been fighting white people off his whole life" *Turns to the camera*

[@cody4763]

If only he had said "beating" instead of "fighting"

[@CarynDPrescott]

@MrSnow1961 He was talking about the character in the original NOTLD.

[@rocketsauce08]

But he is white

[@whyme3772]

Jordan Peele is half white lol.

[@PeanutsAssorted]

I absolutely love this movie, easily my favourite film of the year. I hope it ushers in a whole new style of horror film in the same way Scream did in the 90's and Saw did in the 2000's

[@ajlove2399]

Lee GaryB I agree!

[@Clovissimus2008]

I've seen this movie like four times and my dumb ass totally missed that awesome detail. Good catch!

[@Prkwon]

that one scene packed in so many history and symbolism that make this movie Oscar contender worthy. I mean if a film makes you think it should be at least nominated. Plus, big fan of Key and Peele.

[@saihemebillings2820]

Benjamin R. E. I agree I watched this movie four times myself and I thought I hit all the spots until he said that wow. Dr Umar Johnson does an excellent movie break down. Of Get out, go listen to it on KZbin.

[@outlawvienteuno442]

I feel like it's slightly attempted in the netflix movie Before I Wake (2017)

[@SilkyC]

This movie was incredible. It was crazy that almost everything that the villains in the movie said to the main character in the film I have heard whether to me or directed to someone in my presence.

[@papillonvu]

Jordan Peele and Stephen Colbert are both great comedians... but man, was that an awkward interaction!

[@isabelmartin8427]

Stephen was shook

[@rkeratiloe1]

wait what? when was it awkward? whole thing was hilarious and the way they riff off each other is golden lol.

[@EmXtraMoney]

How is it shitty when the entire world loves it? What else did I expect from somebody name "Rafi"... foh

[@manican4620]

Big Donnie Brumpf no there were definitely a couple moments in this interview.

[@AlmostaFlipinSkater]

Their minds were on two separate levels. Racism is a touchy subject for someone who's experienced it. Jordan was uncomfortable because he was being serious while people were laughing at the realities he was describing. Jordan had the right point, but Stephen was awkward because he was trying too hard to not be racist.

[@Bpbsmith]

Now we need a horror movie for Hispanics. If my dad was the protagonist he'd pull out the belt and beat everyone

[@LexingtonB09]

Kaleb Ramirez or someone can use a chancla to attack

[@SilverLakeify]

Kaleb Ramirez 😂😂😂 true Mexican horror story, the belt!

[@Bpbsmith]

Latitud 150 😂😂😂 Yup!

[@jonnyhungg]

Paranormal activity "the lost ones"

[@bubblebeebartend]

Jonny2fresh89 +

[@judthchrismon3345]

I loved the movie "Get Out" for sooo many reasons. It was the 1st black horror movie in my opinion that let the main character live & it had most if not all of the caucasian stereotypical view points in the movie. Get out had me intrigued from the beginning til the end, I've watched it several times & each time I've seen something I didn't see before. I'm so proud of Jordan Peele for directing something this awe inspiring & allowing his audience to go home with the attitude of the need to "wake up" b/c we have been asleep for too long. I'm anxiously awaiting his next work of art. I never would have thought Jordan was so serious that he could write something as mind blowing as "Get Out." I simply loved it & you Jordan Peele. ❤

[@mjshaheed]

Thank you. After reading your comment, I am starting to understand why this is such an important movie. I am not black, but I too have noticed that in horror movies and in thrillers that have black characters in it, they almost always die.

[@Marielmak]

Key and peele my go to when I need a good laugh and it always weirded me out when they're serious

[@thiefofa1073]

I agree with you... (looks around) biiiiiiiiitch......!

[@metalhead476]

Just got off a Key and Peele skit binge. Love that show so much

[@abdaishere]

mariel ivana just pull your fucking short up

[@thiefofa1073]

MY-REAL, I.V.-ANNA, KNEEL-ON I agree with you too (Mariel, Ivana, Nealon)

[@KelvinClone]

They were good in Fargo, which was a serious show, but their role wasn't serious.

[@davidleedutton]

Aside from the social message, which cannot be dismissed, Get Out is just a really well made and entertaining movie.

[@arandombard1197]

I dismissed the social message. I prefer not to focus on increasing racial tension.

[@Spartans101Fams]

Random Ashe lucky you.

[@thesmileyeffect]

I'm not feeling the awkwardness. I can't stop laughing. Loved their exchange.

[@michaelmauder]

There's a quote for all you filmmakers out there: "Make your favourite movie, that you have never seen!"

[@jellybeanz1989]

Damn that Kanye West reference...just confirms the movie is about breaking out of mind control.

[@superduperjoi6800]

Fax

[@lunhing5308]

Love you Jordan

[@jordancrivari]

Love you too

[@lunhing5308]

Jordan Crivari thanks babe

[@asd-dr9cf]

Lun Hing he don't like you tho. He thinks Asians threw black people under the bus, when historically they were the ones who did exactly just that to Asians.

[@planetrob555]

Yeah, 1% out of everyone is due to "racism". Yeah, that means there's hardly any racism.

[@awashington8447]

Get Out was great on so many levels. Definitely helped spread awareness of social issues

[@eqh1593]

"I submitted it as a documentary" HAHHAHAHHAHahah i died (With a late reaction)

[@crapstermcduck6593]

Not too bright are you, Me-Man??

[@oddash2405]

its not funny

[@angelgoddessvibes5364]

Jordan was being sarcastic when he said doughnut doughnut is a black thing...( it's not)

[@jasminegilbreath5899]

LoveliAngelVibes I literally feel like he only said that because he was getting annoyed with “black jokes” the interviewer was making

[@bbaattttlleemmooddee]

When you interact with a person you can get a sense of their opinion of you. Your perception of their opinion can shape your behavior. I think Jordan got the impression from the black jokes that his role in this interview was to be the token black guy. It's always an uncomfortable feeling to realize that the people you're with only think of you in one dimension. I think Jordan got the impression that Colbert's or the audience's perception of the movie is that it's "The Black Movie" of the year. Jordan came prepared to talk about the movie and its themes in depth, but the interviewer never presented the opportunities to go any deeper than surface level stuff.

[@menwithven8114]

What the fuck is up with these comments??? Y'all take the stupidest shit wayyyyy to far. Get a life

[@bbaattttlleemmooddee]

Haha I take it you disagree with my assessment of the complex nuances of human interaction.

[@ManuelGomez-ef7mb]

bbattlemode .

[@bttffreak4]

Get Out is awesome! With all these reboots, sequels, and movies based on superhero comics I think Jordan Peele is the only original person in Hollywood right now. I'm excited for his new movie Us!

[@rabidbunny1013]

I don't see why ppl think the interview is awkward, it's hilarious 😂

[@TylerBaraby]

Racism.

[@IanCookUS]

i think they both (Peele and Colbert) got that it was intentionally dry and awkward riffing, but some of these commenters don't

[@sja6331]

It’s masterful

[@traskmiguel866]

seems like some people dont get Colbert and how he loves awkwardness? i haven't even seen this movie, but this interview just opened my eyes.

[@prchix]

Trask Miguel Watch it!!!!

[@joeypethan5083]

"Did you tell them to stand?" I love this guy.

[@menghao737]

You can see the passion and earnestness in him when he says it's his favorite movie that he'd never seen, and the movie black people had been waiting for. When great intelligence, great empathy, and incredible drive all combine into a single being, you get a true genius like Peele. And I do not feel like I'm overstating things. Whether it's as a writer, a comedian, or plain ole human being, this man has already greatly contributed to humanity as a whole as well as the national discourse on racism.

[@carleighrousseau4226]

"It was my favorite movie that I never seen"- Perfect. Love this dude

[@crush35]

Y'all gonna stop acting like Taye Diggs didn't live all the way through House on Haunted Hill. Put some respect on his name

[@daniegleat2209]

And Rah Digga in 13 Ghosts, even though everyone thought her ass died

[@jeffersonisleib]

LOLOLOLOLOL

[@idadudenmanner]

crush35 truth! AND he made it out with a couple million dollars!

[@chriscamper190]

He lost respect with empire lol

[@jaymChrist4ever]

🤣 true. I thought he was gonna be first to die

[@msjkramey]

I love him so much. I miss Key and Peele, but I'm glad that they're growing as artists and that he's successful. The movie could be improved but holy shit it was great, especially for his first movie

[@AintItJay187]

What are your suggestions on improvements?

[@arnav9192]

make the protagonist white

[@msjkramey]

I'd have to rewatch it but sometimes the timing was off or certain things didn't make sense and took me out of it a little. I didn't like the ending how *spoiler* the friend miraculously saved him. That's the only specific thing I can think of right now though. I heard they have an alternate ending where the cops showed up instead, but I haven't seen it yet

[@ajbbbbb125]

then you didnt get the point of that ending... hence you dont understand.. hence watch it again!

[@msjkramey]

We're all entitled to our opinions. The fact that he shot an alternate ending makes me feel like he had second thoughts, too. What do you think the point of the ending because I just found it a little absurd?

[@colinmoore1756]

“Get out: The Kanye West Story” Hmmm.....

[@TallAssKid00]

It’s crazy how people on tv will say the truth and it just goes everybody’s heads

[@ghettobox9172]

Exactly what I just though

[@oddash2405]

this is creepy

[@annag.799]

So I had dinner with my friend's parents and they started the conversation with, "...we voted for Obama."

[@christophercaldwell5093]

Pryor and Murphy have similar bits Pryor talks about the Exorcist. Murphy talks about Poltergeist and Amityville.

[@shairahmella]

That distant handshake though.

[@lolajaramillo4620]

shairahmella Like your icon pic. Fellow 'iZombie' fan? 😉

[@EzeyCarter]

Lol reminds me of Key & Peele's Obama meet and greet skit 😂

[@chegadesuade]

Anybody get the feeling that Peele and Colbert just don't vibe? This whole interaction felt awkward and mildly tense to me.

[@KayliDaShizNit]

Shiftless Lazycrat they both phonys

[@drymouf6669]

Yup, after that white face joke.. and Peele outwitted him.. Col tried him on to check Peele on Murphy/Prior and NOTL Dead movie low key..

[@chegadesuade]

Dry MouF Good call on Peele outwitting Colbert, I think that was the main cause of their tension. Colbert as the famous comedian host wanted to follow every funny thing Jordan said, but most of the time he just stalled and looked awkward. Colbert just isn't even in the same comedy league as Jordan Peele.

[@Knoxus99]

You can feel Peele's improv chops. He's very used to reacting to others. Very well done here.

[@noahluongo3620]

I got the exact opposite feeling. This sort've sarcastic, awkward and biting humor is what Colbert is known for and I fee like Peele played into it very well.

[@Manofpeasable]

"Get Out" is a "Must SEE". Truly a first class scary movie. I had not heard applause after a movie from the crowd in a theater in a long time.

[@danblackwell9011]

Oscar Winner Jordan Peele feels good to say

[@ricky93100]

And Academy Award Winner Jordan Peele feels better for some reason lol

[@brittanyadamson4271]

This man said “the people under the stairs”😭😭😂 I swear I thought I was only 1 of 17.5 people in the world who have seen that movie

[@jwvandegronden]

Peele is awesome. His surreal but on point comedy in Key & Peele was overwhelminy good, haven’t watched this movie yet, horror is freaking me out; but I’ll give it a shot for sure!

[@native_tendencies7305]

Jordan made Colbert so uncomfortable and i loved every second of watching him squirm in his seat

[@WeggieQueen2005]

I loved hearing Jordan's, "This is the movie I never saw growing up." Makes a white person really think about it and realize how ostracizing TV and movies really are to people of color. Another slap of my white privilege. Thanks for opening my eyes, Jordan!

[@abbiiON]

I wouldn't let my children watch it either way tho, it was traumatizing

[@bboysaif8]

If that was traumatizing I’d love to see your reaction to Hereditary lmao

[@afonphoenix394]

Oh, stop.🙄 Yes, there are NOOOOO black people in movies or TV.

[@HelloKurse]

@@bboysaif8 Hereditary was a trash movie tbh.

[@habibiisdagoat]

@@HelloKurse hereditary is a movie where the acting and good cinematography outshines the plot. It was clever, but Get Out is overall the more enjoyable movie.

[@DoubleE5135]

He’s talking about the legendary Eddie Murphy SNL monologue while Eddie was still in the cast Crazy how one amazing moment led to another in the history of pop culture

[@DeeWeber]

That was one of my first SNLs as a teen and I will never forget it!

[@THENBASTORYTELLER]

This guy is a legend now - it's crazy to see someone go from celebrity to Standing ovation getting celebrity. I'm happy for this, in 50 years he could be a Hitchcock type

[@bondpyant5730]

"..It was my favorite movie that I had never seen" Excellently put.

[@flrnce]

4:10 Kanye's tweets make a lot more sense now

[@mariceramunoz]

"Why is he so awkward?". Yet I see plenty of facebook memes on social anxiety. Let's have more empathy guys

[@XxPx3xNx6xUx1xNxX]

I got the sense that he's been attacked for making a film having to do with race in the past. A large portion of the population are tired of race and he's probably been berated by some of his peers and fans for doing this. I get the sense that he's in the mindset of being attacked in this interview because maybe that's what he's used to but coming from a person with severe social anxiety I can see that now a little bit. A lot of great performers have anxiety and it can be weird or cringey to people who don't understand when they see them outside of their medium/comfort zone. Fans generally expect their favorite actors/comedians to keep the persona they have on stage/film/tv but it's not like that. Those are choreographed/rehearsed performances, a persona/character; not the true person that stands behind the mask. Just look at Mitch Hedberg and Jim Carrey for instance. I haven't seen Key or Peele outside of their comedy so idk how they're like when they're themselves which is why I assumed he was taking a defensive stance based solely on recent experiences. This makes me want to seek out more interviews with Key and Peele to see what they're really like when they're in their own skin.

[@Deadriser]

I thought he was pretty damn funny the whole interview

[@Deadriser]

I'm sorry your life is so miserable. If you ever feel lonely or need someone to talk to you can call this number 1-800-273-8255, and just remember that people out there understand how you feel. Keep your head up, man. Things will get better.

[@jonathancastillo8298]

you good bruh? wanna talk about something?

[@CM-kr3rj]

mariceramunoz thinks it's more to do with the tension on the subject matter (this draws)

[@deesabird]

Great interview. Mutual respect paid. Brilliant movie, enjoyable banter, excellent hosting. .. Fallen could learn a thing or two... Or three.

[@andreacamp936]

I was a student at UCLA when he came. too bad I wasn't in this class to meet him. Everyone on campus kept talking about it

[@HaroonKhan-fu3hx]

‘I said biiiiiiiiiiiiiitttcccch’

[@JackDManheim]

but you said "bitch" though?

[@johns783]

Love the referencing of night of the living dead. I still remember seeing it the first time sometime in the 90s and recognizing how ahead of its time it was given that the black dude was the true hero of the group. When he knocked out one of the white guys in the group for freaking out too much I was super shocked. Not expecting that from a film that old at all.

[@DarrianVernae]

I’m in a African American Studies class that focuses on History in Racism and film & 80% of my class wrote about Get Out. We have sat down and dissected the entire thing, people are writing their dissertations on it. This movie has done so much and academically and historically. It’s impact is crazy

[@iamatn3317]

The audience doesn’t get their comedy and sarcasm 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@getgooder360]

This comments section might be more uncomfortable than the interview

[@monumentsNmelodies]

This seemed like a very unintentional contentious conversation, like they were trying to 1 up each other, or they weren't sure if the the other was being serious or going with the bit. I like the realness though instead of those boring pre-planned "Conversations"

[@thedashboard9562]

Watch his interviews with other black actors. It's all Stephen. He gets super defensive when the topic of race comes up.

[@monumentsNmelodies]

The Dashboard yea like at 2:20 ish jordan brings up racism but says it kind of hesitantly and from there I wasn't sure where it was going.

[@v.e2035]

Dominick Sabatino accurate

[@urboiouthere3650]

Honestly, peele came off conceited as hell

[@samfilmkid]

I think it's part of the act. He always allows the black person to have the final say on the matter.

[@aaronfallahi2108]

"It was my favorite movie that I had never seen" - wisdom... if we want to do something great, make something that we personally would love and others will as well.

[@lolajaramillo4620]

Aaron Fallahi I find myself feeling to be a kindred spirit to this awesome quote.😁

[@taylortate8014]

im pretty sure he got it from toni morrison. she said, "f there is a book that you want to read, but it hasn't been written yet, you must be the one to write it". the fact that he is taking lessons from the greats makes it even better that he said it. :)

[@aaronfallahi2108]

You are exactly right... (I had to google it) well done.

[@lolajaramillo4620]

Taylor Tate Awesome. ☺

[@Brian4hand]

'One Doughnut-doughnut' is not a black thing, just so everyone knows. Thanks, Black People

[@dazsnag]

Surely everyone knows! I’m Australian and white. That was pretty obvious. Peele is super sarcastic. People believe anything when they are uncomfortable from sarcasm.

[@bbaattttlleemmooddee]

Public Service Announcement for anybody who thought this was a black thing. Jordan was joking. But try it on your black friends anyway because it's absurd and will probably get laughs

[@Brian4hand]

haha right I'm just covering my bases man you never know these days ppl take everything so literally

[@graysonred2641]

Brian Forehand 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@Wil4568]

I'm sure he was joking. Take it easy Brian.

[@zhulia]

Jordan handled those land mines like a PRO. LIKE A PRO. Stephen definitely wasn't ready to do this interview and does not know how to ease out the tensions

[@myswagobsession]

I love his kind of funny. The kind that makes you laugh just by him walking out on stage. I laughed through this whole video. Get was amazing. Kudos to Jordan Peele.

[@Crzyangelgirl]

I don't even know why I bother reading comments. Anonymity gives people undue bravado. I'm rootin' for everybody black. Get out was a great movie. Jordan Peele is incredibly talented. White people always get uncomfortable when race is brought up. Good for Jordan for being honest about his intentions. He deserved all the accolades he's received and more to come.

[@ianschmitt4991]

Crzyangelgirl so you're rooting for tribal councils that say the way to cure aids is raping a baby

[@Crzyangelgirl]

No one feed this *troll*. Obviously I wasn't saying that. Keep scrolling everyone, nothing to see here :)

[@ISAAC607]

Crzyangelgirl Everyone is shit, no matter the race

[@Crzyangelgirl]

I agree, there's good and bad in all races. Never said one race was better than another. I root for everyone black because I'm black. If I were asian, I would root for everyone asian, as I expect them to (--Actually I root for all minorities in media, not enough of us). The movie wasn't saying any one race was better. Black people didn't come out on top in the movie, they just didnt die for once in a horror film. The majority race is not automatically threatened because a minority race isn't oppressed..

[@behappy5869]

Crzyangelgirl why do ou say all white people im not even white and i know thats not true

[@kylemagaro6979]

Peele as my college professor would be amazing

[@JonAdamich]

In the comments: People are dissecting the interview who are horrible at dissecting interviews. It was a fun interaction between them. Stop trying to create something from nothing.

[@rcain5291]

Jon Adamich oh boy

[@rumblefish9]

AMEN. Common, people. Colbert has history with Jordan Peele.

[@RoyalReyna]

@M R There's a difference between him saying white people react a certain way, as in a generalized statement and all white people react a certain way as in a blanket statement. Why be defensive if it's not true? And Colbert is obviously joking, he would never seriously refer to himself as woke. They know each other from comedy central, Colbert is having fun with him, not seeking validation

[@zoeywickliff2519]

I gotta disagree it was really awkward and the whole vibe was off.

[@Jux925]

Yeah, I thought JP was a bit impolite

[@vincebrannon3353]

two super funy people. Key and peele is sooo good.

[@Graciiifdp]

Stephen is just so proud looking at Jordan bless

[@ionly6805]

I watched the movie with my white gf and kids🤣🤣 it was the most awkward thing EVER.. no one said a word for 2 hrs😂😂

[@jonnnnniej]

@Glen CoCo you go Glen Coco

[@larrystaples1842]

He won an oscar for best screenplay!!!!

[@jimmybreezy1813]

The Get Out joke is from Eddie Murphy's Delirious I believe.

[@JackDManheim]

the phrase 'Get Out' is straight from Eddie Murphy's joke. but I believe the Murphy joke is an evolution of a Pryor joke (i cannot recall the setup). Cedric the Entertainer did the same thing w/ his joke "We Run".

[@chinaman393]

could have swore I've heard paul mooney say it? I've seen and love delirious but didn't Paul write for both Murphy and Pyror?

[@caramelbrown2174]

Pretty sure he was talking about The Haunted Mansion

[@rickyg8462]

Jordan Peele is a true talent...Key and Peele is real brilliant writing...Get Out was a great debut

[@notnyah104]

When he said he will get the 100% on rotten tomatoes. He was not playing!!!! 👏🙌

[@Zamorakmyth]

This clip aged well

[@bygon432]

Love his integrity regarding Eddie Murphy's joke

[@Monoplacophora]

Jordan, if a person doesn't stand up for you, or your bro Keegan, then they need to get the hell out. Your a brilliant entertainer.

[@ArtemisScribe]

"There's only one black guy in night of the living dead!" Oh Stephen, there is ALWAYS only one black dude in everything. Black kids gotta get creative when studying blackness in popular culture.

[@antoineporche-rideaux4006]

And we always die 1st or 2nd . In the real world no black person would be in the situations we are in horror movies , we're not going to hang out with a bunch of white people being the only black person their we're not investigating sounds we're not doing the dumbass stupid shit white people do n Scarry movies

[@stephaniep7797]

i love how he looks at the crowd almost with a sense of bewilderment

[@adiviswanath]

What a wonderful interview. Jordan is amazingly talented. Hope he makes more movies.

[@__Andrew]

Leprechaun in the Hood was a good black horror/comedy movie.

[@annoyed90uggh97]

😂

[@bucky90269]

LMFAO don't forget Jason takes Manhattan

[@mishakellie5549]

The frist two yeah but after that was kinda crappy

[@kilppa]

When he said he went in a hood, I immediately imagined him going there wearing a Klan hood. That would've been such a Key & Peele thing for him to do.

[@captaincairoPT]

"Man I wish I was high on potenuse... "

[@JudeUgwuegbulam]

Wow...what a powerful interview. Especially the last comment by Peele - “it was my favourite movie I’d never seen”

[@XxXspawndXxX]

That clip at the beginning instantly made me want to go watch the movie for the 4th time. Great movie.

[@HeadCannonPrime]

I love Jordan Peele! I can just tell that Keegan M. Key and him get along so well and they totally have the dry DETROIT black humor down. (as opposed to the more slapstick Atlanta black humor). Its exactly my thing!

[@bucky90269]

I'm a white guy from the east coast, so Idk what you're talking about w/the regional black humor stuff, but I agree, Key & Peele are fucking awesome. Their show was way underrated, and Keanu was fucking hilarious. I thought Get Out was great too. It had everything you want in a horror film. Perfect blend of comedic relief mixed with edge of your seat gripping suspense.

[@planetrob555]

Yes, Black humor. Love it. Such a novelty.

[@ng5279]

“Omgoooood I think I said that” I’m crying

[@jamesgeorge7579]

6:28, you could say that it's a 'black' comedy?

[@DundyMuffs]

What's wrong with just saying it's a "comedy"?

[@jamesgeorge7579]

I meant black as in dark humor, a black comedy film is one that makes jokes out of taboo stuff, like racism or rape. It's also a movie about black people. Double meaning, genius I know.

[@teamhex]

Sorry James, but he clearly spells it out. 6:50 - Just listen...he spells out that's it's about color. Clearly.

[@Ftfwjdndfjw]

Reported for hate speech.

[@kitpalmer1583]

teamhex, sorry to burst your righteous bubble but James never said anything to indicate he didn't get that. he just made a pun which you obviously missed (or ignored)

[@nategonsalves4184]

"it was my favourite movie that I had never seen" Wow! I think this guy just became my hero.

[@EpicRainbowLollipop]

I have so much respect for Jordan. Thank you for making this movie

[@spennyb89]

I don't see the same discomfort that people are commenting on. Stephen and Peele seem like they're comfortable talking with each other about this movie as a movie primarily intended for black audiences.

[@Minaa298]

spb lol, this movie was not made primarily for black people.

[@shakzerss7062]

Aminah Yahya the director who made the movie literally just said it was a movie aimed at mostly black people so we have a model in this movie genre... But okay

[@kynta12]

I think people with no sense of humor are mistaking two friends playing off each others sarcasm and dry wit for awkwardness. I see nothing uncomfortable about it at all.

[@Littlething41]

kynta12 Yeah I was so enjoying their back and forth banter like two friends outside giving two opinions about a ball game. Stephen can hold his own and isn't uncomfortable when anyone. It was a great interview and I wanted it to continue.

[@Ess-ence]

kynta12 Reference "awkward conversations" by Key and Peele. I run into people a lot who call things awkward that are really just making it awkward and mistaking it as such.

[@sajid1891]

I can watch these two talk all day

[@Graham_27]

no you can't.

[@isaiahshemaiahbrown]

Love this interview! 😂 (& the chemistry with Stephen & Jordan 👍)

[@turnitcolorful]

2:23 he said "racism" and the audience laughed as if he was joking. glad he clarified it for everyone seconds later

[@mattloveohiost5]

we studied get out in our english class, so many things that wouldve completely gone over my head

[@azdgariarada]

Huh, and this whole time I thought it was a movie about Elaine Benes.

[@realbeautyness25]

azdgariarada Lol

[@memoryhero]

She didn't do the dance, did she?

[@OptimusGPrime]

You mean "Cry, Cry Again"?

[@er4125]

azdgariarada you just made my day lol

[@fluteisland]

I love this

[@Axios9]

His second movie Us is rated 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, how cool is that !

[@mrspook21]

I came here just to post that

[@CARTOONIVERSE1]

Axios9- Get-out is ant-white propaganda & US is anti-black propaganda. This is *Social Engineering.*

[@gamerguy8968]

@@CARTOONIVERSE1 tf are you on about

[@JoshuaGonzalez-sr7xy]

I laughed my ass off watching this movie, i kept thinking YES white liberals do talk like that lol. It was great.

[@rey187]

Ah, another one of those guys that just HAS to make some politically charged comment with no substance whatsoever.

[@JoshuaGonzalez-sr7xy]

Rey187 no substance? I'm simply commenting on what information the movie gave me as well as his own words on what the dialogue said by the womans family was taken from. It's not a bad thing simply an observation. I'm not attacking anyone personally. My friend watching the movie with me went Omg i do that. Do i do that? And i started laughing saying Yes all the time. And we had fun. I thought it was great.

[@rey187]

Take a moment to collect yourself first, you seem rather scattered.

[@JoshuaGonzalez-sr7xy]

Rey187 on the contrair, i know where i stand on this film. Was it my favorite of the year. Absolutely not, will i give it merit. Of course, but the screenplay was not enough for me and storywise was a bit dreary.

[@rey187]

Valid opinions that you are definitely entitled to, and no I'm not being sarcastic. I'm sure many feel the same way. On another note, you might want to consider tweaking your punctuation. I don't want to be "that guy", but it really makes your statements sound incredibly scattered and disjointed.

[@justinwelte8668]

OMG Jordan peele Stephen Colbert it doesn't get any better I'm crying rn😂😂

[@tombrakey6022]

You can hear the piano bashed when Jordan does the “white face” joke. Jon Batise laughed at that one for sure!