The Whitest Kids U'Know

I came across some clips of those guys on youtube, then I went to see if they are featured here. And the first thing I see: A hater comment about how awful their stuff is. What the ...?

I don't think something is seriously wrong with me just because I think that their sketches are funny. I don't like all of them, but there are a number of skits that I think are hilarious. (Cubicle Boss) They are heavily influenced by the Pythons of course, and I don't understand all of the Pythons jokes, but I really like them as well. And to the guys who are going to write "HOW CAN YOU COMPARE MONTY PYTHON TO THIS GARBAGE?" I simply reply: Because it's funny.

If I'm laughing hard at some show, that's usually a good sign. But who knows, maybe I'm so much more stupid than all the clever critics out there.

Peace!

This is one of the funniest shows on TV. The sketch comedy team isn't afraid to break the rules, with sketches such as "Hitler Rap" and "Hey There Kids (Get a New Daddy)".

The Whitest Kids U Know are the Monty Python team of the new generation. Trevor Moore, who is perhaps the funniest member of the team, does a particularly excellent job of getting into his role.

Even their quick, fifty-second sketches are funny, such as "Can We Say...". WKUK also offers some sick, twisted sketches, such as "Leg Peeing", "Poop Meeting", and more.

But the WKUK show that they don't need to be sick and perverted to be funny. Clean sketches such as "Joining The Army", "Indiana Jones", "You Can See Me?" keep you entertained.

If you're looking for some sick, hilarious, twisted, and out-of-this-world humor, look no further than the Whitest Kids U Know. They do an excellent job of bringing the laughs. The Whitest Kids U' Know break the rules of calm, appropriate television, they know no boundaries, and it's anyone's guess as to what they will come up with next.

Let me start off by saying that I have read all of the reviews and have seen the ranging score go from 1 star to 10 stars. Let me also tell you that the number of 10 stars is significantly higher than the number of 1 stars. This is because this show is truly awesome.

The first time I watched "The Whitest Kids U' Know" it wasn't on television. I was on YouTube and my friend told me to look up this funny video called "Abe Lincoln". Never in my life have I laughed as hard as I did when I saw this sketch. Watching president Lincoln flip out and lose control over a slight comment at the Ford Theater while watching a poor adaptation of Hamlet has never been so funny...and that's because these guys know what they are doing.

Trevor, Zach, Darren, Sam, and Timmy are the 5 funniest guys I have ever seen. There is no possible way that you can hate this show. The sketches and jokes are so far fetched and hilarious that it is almost impossible not to crack a smile. Yes, I do admit that in some sketches they repeat the jokes 'ad nausea', but they are so funny that it just makes the show all the more worth watching.

If you are ever bored, just sitting at home with nothing to do, go onto YouTube and watch a couple of their sketches. I promise you that you'll laugh. The jokes are hilarious, the acting is great, and the sketch comedy is the best I have and you will probably ever see. This show is truly amazing, and will always get a 10/10 from me.

-This was funny. SO funny. -So many iconic skits from this show.

-I think some skits got a bit out of hand or even held out too long.

I discovered this show when I got a text from of a very good friend of mine, Carl, to look up on YouTube; "Civil War on Drugs".

I sat through the entire thing and could not stop laughing. The entirety of it was something of comedic genius. After watching, I looked up who these guys were. I found out that "Civil War on Drugs" was just part of the run of an incredible show called "The Whitest Kids U' Know"

...I binged the show on YouTube (or what was available on YouTube) over the course of two weeks. Afterwards, I was left only to my thoughts and my giggles. The show was one of the funniest things I've ever seen.

Rest In Peace, Trevor Moore.