Timothee Chalamet | Spoken Theater | 2013 National YoungArts Week

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[@seaofag9752]

i love how he speaks with his ENTIRE body.

[@phineasfromtheshow]

Sea of AG it really shows how much of an amazing actor he is and how much he truly is in character

[@a.krishna3924]

well it was theater not TV he needed to communicate with his body

[@iapples38]

@@phineasfromtheshow it's not a thing just amazing actors do. You HAVE to when in theater. You're so small inside this huge stage, and you have to portray your movements for the back row. In TV, they zoom in so subtlety is better, but watch Broadway or other theatrical performances. Most people have to talk with their bodies. How they do so is what makes him a good actor. Some people do it too much and just flail on stage, some people look like moving sticks, not moving at all. It shows. Timothy seems to have good balance for stage presence. That's why he's a good actor

[@missacab7086]

@@iapples38 his acting is better in theatre than tv

[@darlingsbride]

dont forget the hells kitchen rap if you havent heard of it you should def listen to it its actually good

[@arsibako8907]

and then he created his masterpiece "STATISTICS"

[@oliviabecker1771]

"MS LAWTONNNNN MS LAWTONNNNNNNN"

[@aymuh1729]

✋🏼👁👁🤚🏼

[@oliviabecker1771]

Ema N. LMAOO

[@salwaahn]

Yup😂😂

[@purplemina2418]

Statistics yaaaah I°○°I Statistics yaaaah |°○°| Yeah look at and it's timothéeeeee 1 double million Z S T 😂😂😂

[@cinnamontoastscrunch]

is the audience laughing because they understand that it's satirical or do they genuinely find this funny

[@mrme123ee]

Considering the "class" of people in that audience I am SURE they get it.

[@nellgodwin8658]

Yes, they do understand it is satirical

[@juliohernandez5230]

some of it is actually funny

[@alexandraraposo1359]

They understand it's satirical

[@Ami-lr3bw]

oatmeal that's the question

[@BlackKoshka23]

His performance is awesome. Too bad halfway the video and the audio are not synchronized anymore.

[@alexandraflores7345]

right??Anyone know where we can get a good version?

[@Aonhogan]

Halfway? It's out of sync the whole way through. Just more pronounced at the end.

[@noellecheng4695]

@@alexandraflores7345 This is sooo late but the full 1 hour version has the audio in sync :)

[@alexandraflores7345]

@@noellecheng4695 thank you! Still relevant in 2020! 😂

[@mnfzz]

LaGataRusa i thought it was just my phone lmao

[@Ab1g4il]

I came here to see his cringey phase... he doesn't have one.

[@evez5104]

Abby Chiazzaro statistics

[@seaofag9752]

lil timmy tim

[@vivegan1086]

Evelirium Z it made me laugh 😂

[@testruelove2530]

Lil timmy Tim is hilarious. And fun !!!

[@maplelu9514]

It’s Timmy tim

[@iservelookz3388]

The white ppl in the back laughing a little TOO HARD I-

[@niquesworld19]

I just spit put my drink sksksjsjdjdj lol fr tho they laughing a little to hard

[@dontyellatme369]

@Josuke Ruins Everything. But do they understand that is the question...

[@haveyouseenlouispigeon]

Boujiehtx LMFAOOOO

[@basegodlucas1077]

S-A-T-I-R-E SATIREEEE

[@aneerhtak1033]

Ali the sad harsh truth is that the white ppl in the back were laughing in agreement, knowing fully well that what timothees character actually is (a douchebag,hypocritical & prejudice). His character made some valid points, and when I mean some I mean a droplet. But the majority of his arguments are hypocritical & ironic, and for the white ppl in the audience it was like music to their ears to hear reverse racism/discuss topics where they can low key shade black ppl & get away with it.

[@MrSkullkid49]

damn to think timmy was the main homie back in elementary school and seeing him now. He was always a good actor since i met him. drama class was his best class at ps87. and now hes really damn good good shit bruh!

[@jana.a3342]

David Hortopet watch call me by your name

[@aminasn991]

Have you seen call me by your name?

[@user-rv7ge1tc4l]

dude h's gonna get an oscar now

[@melisatapia332]

Wow and now he is nominated for an Oscar as best actor!!!

[@natalie6500]

I'm So Fly dude nobody has said “wigger” since Malibu’s most wanted like,,, that’s not even a thing anymore 💀

[@sofiaantonelli6875]

This is a sarcastic piece, yes the audience gets the sarcasm, no, by laughing they are not agreeing to the words said, they are recognizing and affirming things that happen around them

[@moistydoooood]

how do you know what the audience thinks?

[@christophersolomon7909]

roblox is life he’s being sarcastic 🤦‍♂️

[@hannajean8204]

oh shut the fuck up. stop digging into shit. if they didn't laugh y'all would be like "blah blah.

[@hililly3219]

It’s satirical! Even though this was commented 2 years ago, there is a difference between sarcasm and satire so sorry to be that person lol

[@sofiaantonelli6875]

Lilly T that’s alright, not a native English speaker anyways

[@zaraeraesmith7510]

Boi he deserves his role in call me by your name

[@stellahaydon-smith8221]

....yes. thats the joke.

[@memehee6427]

That's funny

[@niatakesovertheworld]

@@Fatima1drees it-it was a joke-

[@baby_honey9889]

@@Fatima1drees you clearly didn't read it carefully

[@ttsao0423]

love how he delivered the last line, the most important line. cuz he was so passionately hating on something and then says "in what right does any human have to be hateful? HUH?"

[@ttsao0423]

and how the character equated an outfit with the kkk hat, as both just images they are promoting. but one is promoting hatred and thats the jist of the difference

[@maysahamilton1255]

Yeah he made it clear he was redirecting it to the oppressor. At least I hope

[@mark.mazzarella]

For everyone wondering, I believe the monologue is from "White People" by J.T. Rogers. Also, YoungArts should really cite the shows these monologues are from, because it was a bitch to find this lol.

[@chloez.8860]

Mark M IT IS

[@michellecapozzi6553]

I've been trying to find this monologue on the internet but can't seem to find this specific part

[@animalfinatic9366]

Great work

[@emilysavage77]

​@@michellecapozzi6553I think it is the character Martin's monologue edited.

[@nicolefeldman2880]

Elio really didn’t have to go that hard when Oliver left but he really did THAT

[@brooklynnowak7253]

He is the only theater kid that isnt annoying as HELL

[@MidnightMoonProductions]

There are alot of people who i know who r, but i suppose that is just based on personal judgment. Timothee thou, is charistmatic

[@flair5287]

I feel slightly attacked rn but you aren’t wrong

[@sfhsq6955]

At least he’s more successful then smh

[@mrmoolahoola]

@@sfhsq6955 what? More successful than theatre kids? A lot of actors are theatre kids

[@luvchannie143]

I feel attacked but I'm not annoying though 🥲 I'm kinda like Timmy I'm good at acting but sometimes quiet and I'm not annoying 👀

[@krisissocoollike]

Wowza, I was actually avoiding some of these videos where Timmy is younger/in school because I thought it might be embarrassing but this is great! He really is a rockin' actor.

[@ss04to06]

Have you seen him rapping? Lol.

[@daisychainsaw]

STATISTICS YUP

[@ScullyLikesScience]

This just shows Timothée Chalamet's brilliance. The fact that he could portray a character so believably that it causes all this discussion and arguments in the comments. Especially that he chose a monologue by a character who is literally the opposite of who he is as a person, a belief system that is diametrically opposed to his own, and portray it so convincingly.

[@animalfinatic9366]

No offense Timothée is a great character I just think many of these people are stupid. To genuinely believe this has any legitimacy to it is absurd. It's clearly satire

[@thewaywardpoet]

"I try to be a hip guy! I try to be with it!" *awkwardly gyrates* XD

[@gabujita4088]

*awkwardly gyrates*

[@sammartinez4736]

bro the fact that he was like 17-18 and was THIS FKN GOOOOD is mind blowing

[@llunavermella_bloodmoon]

Dude this is not weird or that special. He was an art student at an art school. They all do these things...

[@smileymosh]

This is so good omg and he's only 17!

[@luissilva-yz1jh]

michelle huynh he’s 22..

[@mreyes5974]

luis silva When he performed this he was 17

[@Model_Roe]

He definitely looks 17 but acts so mature in this lol

[@mushroomie_s]

what about now :)

[@stinkypicklemonster]

tag urself im the lady laughing way too hard at every word timmy says

[@xx-fs4cw]

I’m timmy

[@fudgeymoss]

I love how the last line contradicts the rest of the monologue, I think its definitely satire ish

[@n.obaugh2168]

Molly Fuller ding ding ding you got it

[@gabym.t6635]

Obviously lol

[@animalfinatic9366]

you think?

[@222poketo]

satire ish? It’s fully satirical character lol he’s acting

[@corvus1374]

And now he's a movie star.

[@pencilmein6646]

"What right does any human being have to be hateful?"-The irony of this line coming from the character Tim is playing xD great performance

[@abimoreno7144]

👏

[@noneothathan]

this kid is talentedddddd.

[@fionaraj4711]

Wow, look what happened, Kara.

[@sophiaheart8077]

@@fionaraj4711 oh wow

[@arr298]

Little did she know

[@pikachuperry7578]

This comment aged well lmaoooo

[@passeleegum3855]

Look where we are noowwww

[@123-t7m9r]

He was definitely a weird kid at school lmao now I have a crush on him lol

[@leaflet7738]

123 no i heard he was actually quite popular

[@emily-ky6fo]

123 he went to a drama high school so everyone was a theatre kid lol

[@cowboyjoon]

according to someone he went to school with he was the popular kid that everyone liked lmao

[@evynmascarenas3847]

no he was just a hug theater kid which makes him even cuter

[@professorquinsonsnib]

y’all, a lot of people are weird _and_ popular in school, especially a performing arts school filled with a bunch of theatre kids haha

[@rajeevtiwary1696]

Is this character inspired by Ross from Friends 🤔

[@asjsk8286]

It's monologue called "white people" but his voice kinda sounds like the voice of ross

[@chewingbugs]

i cant unhear it

[@janelcornejo8597]

When he went “Uhm , no” and put his whole body in it , pointing?! Ross . Lol

[@luc4280]

i hear chandler

[@koeaterira4671]

@@luc4280 YES I DO TOO

[@sabrinavargas6452]

the SILENCE everyone's met with after he delivered the last line... it was his way of saying "it wasn't that funny now was it?"

[@animalfinatic9366]

Which is what I find scary, some people do not understand satire and take it literally. I wonder what some people thought of that line

[@sleepingyo4577]

Good bc they were laughing a little too hard

[@darkshadow61]

'and what right, does any human being have to be hateful?' perfect ending

[@TheAsdf7a]

the point is that he's being IRONIC.

[@passeleegum3855]

Yo 7 yrs later

[@cyootiecat5006]

nobody: people in the comments: omggg bUT dO tHE aUdIEnCE reeAAAllly unDerstand iT's sATIRe oR ARe thEY JUsT rACIST ???!!

[@emma_evelynnn]

cyootiecat I know omg everyone is being so annoying...like just stfu he’s supposed be acting, not making an actual offensive speech. It’s just meant to be funny but people are taking it wayyyy too far 🙄

[@6-98]

cyootiecat I bet ur a racist so ur defending the racist audience

[@6-98]

sandie no I still have a lot to learn

[@sueicide4592]

It’s a genuine thought relax 👁👄👁

[@cyootiecat5006]

@@sueicide4592 wdym lol

[@VampireMadonna]

What a talent. If he keeps making the project choices he's made so far, he's going to have a long career ahead of him. But it's a shame that this went over some people's heads when it was first posted.

[@safira5636]

His stage presence is amazing

[@Whitney2022]

Wow are people really THAT slow?! OF COURSE this is satirical and OF COURSE Timothèe is not a racist monster in real life! What makes this hole monologue (apparently out of a play/book called "White people") so funny is not only his passionate delivery but the ridiculousness and all the hypocrisy that comes with this character. It is just a role, which is supposed to show how ignorant people can be by deliberatly believing in all kinds of stereotypes about black people. I am black and I nearly peed my pants while watching this video because I was laughing so hard lol

[@a.krishna3924]

@PurelyAfrican ..so every hollywood actor who played a douche bag character...had related to it in some way? C'mon thats ridiculous. Christian Bale related to Dick Cheney and supported him because he chose that role??? Really? REALLyY???

[@jacklynnmcfadden3705]

PurelyAfrican also biracial people are susceptible to racism too. considering i’ve been a victim of it since i started school at age 4

[@Mercyisaname]

@PurelyAfrican You must be fucking dense with this "he must have related to it' bullshit. So tell me, all the actors who played terrible people, acts who played Hitler or Jeffery Dahmer must have related to them in some way, huh? God, people like you who make up the shittest and easily disproven reasons for being offended is one of the many reasons why I hate humanity.

[@kinab9218]

@PurelyAfrican This piece was meant to show how much of a douchbag the character is and how he is a narcist. These lines were taken out of play/book pls do not

[@dv96_dk]

How is this stereotypes when its a part of black culture?

[@amandaelmore8052]

It’s funny how the character hates hip hop, yet that’s the kind of music Timothée actually listens to

[@shannonranalli8688]

he's such a mature actor in this and at my age in this omg. and this monologue is satirical and needs to be done right and he did. i love him so much ahhhh

[@alannipunani]

Ya know I’m glad this is acting bc if it wasn’t I would’ve deleted my Timothee chalamet Pinterest board

[@janiyah1540]

FRRR😭😭

[@beasweirdaspossible]

What is it I wanna follow 😂

[@elyse166]

I really had to see it through

[@jring383]

The Madhi is too humble to say He is the Madhi. Even more reason to know He is! As written!

[@maritestruelovemaritestrue2435]

This!!! The way he holds the stage and audiences,The way he transisition to one character to another Fluid! Even when there's a little hicup on "portrait" it became part of his character .. reminds me of james dean ,Brando, and his comedic sense and timing reminds me of a young Shai lebouf ,I was councern clicking this video coz he might not live to the hype! Impressive is the right adjective to discribe this performance and it's only for. 3:22 minutes imagine if it was longer

[@youngarts]

it's for all artists 15-18! :)

[@SEH221]

I'm completely obsessed with this piece. The most interesting thing, and the difference between this performance and the shortened version he gives at his graduation/final performance (also on YT), is how the energy of the audience and the stage is powering his acting. Both are great performances, but this one is elevated by the excited energy of the crowd, and likely his energy on stage. It's awesome, all the way around.

[@swiftlylovestruck]

That really small lisp is so cute. Like I almost wish i had one. I think it's almost gone now tho

[@tootsiePOP745]

its because he speaks french in additon to english. and the french purse their lips

[@quasar4601]

He is actually very talented !!!! Cannot deny that

[@And1RaeSilv]

I love watching this now after he made it so far

[@shartluvr6744]

hes always been an incredible actor its literally insane wow...... his talent is amazing

[@arselamallick3248]

Ive seen this so many times and i am still blown away every time. The fact that he chose this piece to portray, says a lot about his character. He is so clever & insanely talented wow

[@Jocelyn_Herrick]

This guy on stage is now a big name in Hollywood ❤

[@brooklynnowak7253]

He seems like the popular class clown that everyone likes

[@Model_Roe]

I heard Timmy was popular in high school I'm not surprised lol 😂 he seems like that guy that hangs out with everybody all races and all religions and everybody loves 😊

[@squigglyfun27]

Has the look, the talent and the fire/passion. Well done lad! This guy is awesome and he knows it :)

[@showmoke]

Hey guys - he's ACTING!! Do you know what that is? This is extremely good. Very talented guy that one day will be nominated for an Oscar - oh? He already has been? Ah well, there you go!

[@mushroomie_s]

read this with all he has achieved now

[@rogervanbaren]

Spectaculair performance.

[@g0thgfwastaken]

Satire + Timothée = Art.

[@juniormafra30]

I've never imagined how talent he is. Congrats

[@EverAppl14]

Wow, the rubbing of his hands while he looks behind himself before the last line is such elevated, nuanced acting. In one motion, he conveys the character second guessing himself and then doubling down in a commitment to the cognitive dissonance. At the same time, he has time to stifle a laugh if he needs to, where no one in the audience can see it. What a brilliant kid he was.

[@a.2647]

he is so talented. jesus christ.

[@jacqj153]

Imagine being this talented at this young of an age

[@violetta9599]

oh my god i’m in love with this man.

[@lockthedoor8240]

I always appreciate it more to someone who did monologue bcuz they can entertain and tell the message to people with their own style

[@miggycaro]

AS WRITTEN

[@JSK95]

Lisan Al-Gaib!

[@nguyentrungdung2313]

😂😂

[@pajalixd4016]

LISAN AL-GAIB !

[@livniemann]

This is so great! I believe he is one of the most talented actor of his generation!¡! The sarcasm of the play is so well expressed by his motions and his face and you can really see what talented of an actor he is

[@bailey-de1hx]

timothee plays this role really really well !! he’s so convincing

[@2020ISBACK-z7v]

Who came from that one TikTok talking about how they one this art thing and they saw timothe chalome

[@emilysavage77]

Me!

[@kaiyal.185]

I think it’s one thing to understand the satire in it. The issue is that the audience seems to be laughing very hard as if they’re in agreement with the CHARACTER’S views. Not laughing because of the satirical point of view

[@elyse166]

right, they’re laughing like “hahah I feel that way too”, it’s just a little too hard and loud for me to think they don’t think that way

[@vixenriah]

i feel like that just means they were the exact type of audience the writer intended to hear the monologue. the last sentence being a slap in the face at the end of all of their laughing- like oh sh*t he’s talking about me. u can tell by how silent they got after his last line. i feel like an audience who already agreed w the moral wouldn’t have laughed as hard and would’ve reacted sooner to the final words

[@illanifletcher4306]

yeah I agree

[@sammysoppy3361]

i think they think his performance is funny, cause it is. this arts program is not some all white program and the parents and attendees are from all walks of life and you’re basically projecting a lot on to an audience u can’t see for laughing at a pretty funny performance bc it’s supposed to be … till it hits you at the end

[@maryruthlove3215]

Now an Oscar nominated actor... crazy how fast dreams come true 🥺

[@Jemppu]

I swear, my KZbin recommendations after Dune have been the height of performative arts. This is no exception 👏👏👏

[@mawaalt]

he was born for this omg he is so good

[@BerryAnn]

He's so talented, I'm crying.

[@tirzahbless5201]

i love him sm and the fact that even when you go back you see he always had talent

[@fake.averiee]

He is so talented I never realized

[@merciieandrews1209]

Duuude me too he's so amazing I- ... just... words can't describe. He is sooooooo talented.

[@gmcgriff64]

Obviously, no one gets the point of the monologue.

[@huang4923]

sad ...

[@mimiko339]

Huang韻 How do *you* know lol. The point is very obvious in the end.

[@wonderwoman5528]

Explain it for others

[@cyootiecat5006]

what makes you say that?

[@delenas]

@@wonderwoman5528 exaggerated summary of the average white supremacist

[@leonoragalamba5412]

THIS MAKES ME WANT TO ACT AND GO TO AN ART SCHOOL NOW OMG AM I THO ONLY ONE? AND IM JUST IN 8th GRADE LOL

[@_____________________7427]

YESS THANK YOU IM GLAD IM NOT THE ONLY ONE I TRY TO TELL PEOPLE AND THEY THINK IM INSANE

[@awesomel02]

I knew already how phenomenal of an actor he is based on the movies I've seen so far but wow this was done amazingly. he managed to fully take on the script, speak with his whole body, be emotional as if he really was that character giving they emotional speech. he's so profoundly talented even in satire . this is great

[@italiareading9563]

definitely one of my favorite skits

[@fudgeymoss]

AHSAHSHSAH 2:02 "white hood on my head" *mimes the shape of the kkk uniform* omggsdk this monologue is hilarious

[@MiaReyesDipp]

did anyone come from the slideshow on tt?

[@arselamallick3248]

he completely humanized this script through his entire body language and voice in the best most accurate portrayal....he is truly gifted

[@violetasmoreno]

He’s an awesome actor, for real. 👏🏻 I cant wait to see him win his first Oscar

[@pencilmein6646]

Wonderful how satire can bring attention to certain issues in such an expressive way

[@sncstjgjwtybl]

who came from the tiktok?

[@MaddiePattie-nq7tb]

Pepe??

[@therick819]

I can definitely see him as spider-man. This is your guy.

[@user-et3sy2iu1c]

he is INSANELY talented

[@der22672]

I cannot wait for "Call Me By Your Name"

[@Modernart8]

He would make a pretty interesting Peter Parker, Hmmm?, he's got some good range there.

[@lk2352]

Robert Erniso omg he went to the casting ahah

[@YourGuyDan]

Meh. He got better role tho. Ellio

[@tariq6162]

Robert Erniso glad he didn’t get it

[@elisabethpicka5197]

Tom Holland is peter Parker peter Parker is Tom Holland I can’t see anyone else playing Spider-Man

[@mescalinematt9908]

He would've been better than Tom Holland if he was bigger.

[@FaiGal]

This is the most enthusiastic performance I’ve seen him perform so far 😂👏🏼 wow he should be in comedy

[@222poketo]

What a palpable young man I hope he goes far.

[@brina6085]

this man can have my soul

[@margicates553]

This guy needs more comic film roles. I mean, he’s pretty and does dark and brooding well, but what a gift for comedy!

[@nibirue]

This was so entertaining! I loved it. the character, and the way it was delivered, and the monologue itself, all great. It voiced many of the things I dislike about being Black and all the stereotypes people expect of me, I was laughing out-loud and clapping with the audience at the end of the video.

[@Sausage4580]

Same here. Oh I'm black too, btw.

[@tylerfields8733]

Hey, you should definitely check out this book , “Stamped from the Beginning”. It discussed exactly what you are talking about.

[@martinv.y.g.1418]

Zulu Armand Has the best comment i've seen on this video

[@karinaosbourne9332]

Do you... understand that the monologue is satirical? And that you’re not supposed to agree with him?

[@SF-op5ix]

Karina Osbourne I think you misunderstood the comment

[@katjaha9017]

I really love the part where he said 'uhmm ahh, no?! ' . Wow what a talent. In this 3:32 monologue he showed what a really talented actor he already is and he 'll get better and better!

[@МаринаКириллова-ш2й]

How awesome he is! How amazing it plays!

[@frederick909]

Phenomenal talent.

[@staybyheart9021]

He's just brilliant!

[@xLesMoore]

Timmy is the man.

[@hailey-xk6wg]

4 years later look where he's at :)

[@3776-d8n]

@@hailey-xk6wg 4 years later look where he's at!

[@chockimilk1148]

7 years later he is an award winning actor

[@wareeshaahmed]

Come on people of course it is sarcastic! I love how he wraps it up at the end with "And what right does any human being have to be hateful, huh" really forcing the audience to think about the message!

[@jeannerose9891]

OH. MY. GOODNESS HE IS SOOOOOOO GOODDDDDDD WILL I EVER NOT BE SURPRISED BY HIM?!🥺

[@maiumixshow]

he was seventeen at this point. SEVENTEEN. let that sink in.

[@kidAaaaa]

There’s always someone who stands out from the rest on these events

[@gabbycuvin2508]

i remember watching this when i was 13 years old and i was having a blast, and here i am now watching it again and in awe realizing that it was THE Timothee Chalamet!!

[@violetrog12]

aged well

[@allenmathewv]

His performance is phenomenal.

[@senoritaaurora5123]

Raw talent

[@ruthoroshnik3567]

Whenever I need a lesson in acting, I go here and watch a performance from Timothee’.