Tokyo Breakfast

The first time I watched Tokyo Breakfast, I was on the ground laughing. There's something so lovable about a family of Japanese people using the N word at each other. After that, I showed it to everyone I knew, and they all loved it. To fully get the joy out of this, you need to be able to overlook the expletives and the how wrong it really is. The ending, of course, is the punchline. No point in spoiling it, 'cause there's not much substance there to spoil. Aside from being so politically incorrect, it's awesome. Google for it if you want to see it. It's well worth your six minutes.

And yes, the Japanese on the bottom is correct. :]

How about it's just not funny I don't see the genius that everyone is speaking of I didn't laugh once and to learn that it was made my two white guys "supposedly" making some kind of brilliant social commentary on intercultural exchange didn't make it any more funny or acceptable. on another note, they need their asses kicked for writing, producing and distributing this hatred masked as "creativity" or "comedy". To be comedy, shouldn't it make me laugh? Genius? Come on! Are we using that word like folks used the word "ghetto" when they didn't know how the hell to describe something? Genius implies something special, something uncommon, something groundbreaking. Any idiot could've written this. Let's reconsider our use of English words and stop adding words like "bling" to the dictionary.

What a disappointment. The biggest waste of six minutes I've ever spent in my life thus far.

Besides, how do Kuntz and McGuire still have a job in America after writing this blatantly hatred-based "comedy"? Oh, I forget, America is still a breeding ground of racist folks. They just wear suits instead of sheets now. Geez Louise!

This short was awful. I don't think there's anything offensive about it, the whole premise was stupid. First of all, hip hop is very popular in Japan and there are plenty of good Japanese rappers. There's nothing unusual about Japanese dressing in hip hop fashion or trying to emulate African Americans. Go online and listen to MP3s of Kick The Can Crew and Rip Slyme. The directors of this film are two unfunny white guys who thought it would be hilarious to have a Japanese family say Whas up ni**er every 5 seconds. The acting was horrible. People who like the FOX show Banzai probably thought this was funny. It might have been good if they set it in a country where hip hop is unknown, like Saudi Arabia.

PS: Congratulations on The Onion Movie going straight to DVD. Kuntz and Maguire will never work in Hollywood again. They're probably down at the bus station begging for change right now. Karma, ain't it grand!

A very good commentary on whole-scale importing American culture, and doing it the wrong way. It's also a parody on (my understanding of) Japanese pop culture, as well as the result of overusing and devaluing obscenities. It's rather intelligent, despite its first appearance, kind of like an episode of South Park.

I would recommend obtaining and watching it, especially if you're a cynical and bitter person who hates popular culture and today's youth. I think it's a frighteningly possible look at how the near future might be in Japan, or really any other country, for that matter.

Six minutes of art.

We need more shows like this nowadays. Shows that are actually funny, and not meant to be taken so seriously - unlike most shows released recently. This pilot was clearly born from a stupid idea spoken aloud, and it probably would've been great had it actually been made. An instant cult classic.