- [Rob] Here we go. All right. All right, come on now. - Ah!
- Oh! - [Rob] Oh, hey, hey, hey, hey. - [Male Voice] What is this even called? - [Sterling] Are you becoming
a new Avenger or some (beep), like what the (beep) is this? - Okay, have you ever had
the desire to have eyes in the back of your head? - Yes.
- Yes, what? - Wow, wow. - Yes, look, living in Chicago, I don't go to restaurants with
my back to the door, period, I always back into places because I want to make sure I can get out. So with me, just the
way my brain is wired, I need to know what's going on behind me, because my biggest fear
is to be on like baby boy and being here getting choked up. (laughing) - Yeah, yeah, I mean, look, Chanel, what would you use it for? - I feel like people maddog me a lot, and I feel like I wish
I could check them and-- - You want yours for beef? You want to use yours for more problems?
- Also, no, you know what? - I like it, because like--
- It would be creepy guys staring at my ass. I be, hey, I saw you. - Yeah, everybody in this category, they wish they had eyes
in the back of their head, because they're missing
what's going on behind them. Take a look at missing the action. (audience applauds)
(upbeat hip hop music) Hey! Not having it. - Yo, you good? - First of all, how many
bananas is this kid buying? Is he ringing him up
for 100 bananas there? (laughing) Just do it, oh. - [Rob] Did somebody hear something? - There's an animal out
there, dude. (chuckles) - [Rob] Nice to meet ya. - Is that a one swing swing set? - [Rob] A single swing swing set. - For an only child. (laughs) - [Sterling] For an only child. - I can't believe that this
is the first time in my life that I have seen a single swing swing set. - Well, so it's not a set. It's just a swing. - You know what I mean? I can't even believe
you don't swing alone. I can't believe that there's not a world where you swing by yourself. - It seemed like it'd be therapeutic. - It would.
- Right, meditation. - Just, yo, go out there
and swing yourself. Think about the (beep) you just did. (laughing) - Number one are his songs. I like all his songs. - Why is his mouth
blurred, only his mouth? - [Sterling] He can't clear his nose. - He can't clear his nose. These glasses of the logo on him. - They're on my Elvis. - All his songs, whether
it's fast or slow, (woman thuds)
- Oh! - Oh man!
(man drowned out by audience) - Gotta watch those ankles in the streets. We'll be right back with
more Ridiculousness. Okay, do you respect people
that can do hard things from sitting in a chair? - Yes, for sure.
- Like what? - Throwing darts, throwing an ax, - Yeah, bowling.
- shooting basketball. You bowl in the chair? You seem like you had some experience. - Yeah, you sit way back and
yeah, do it from the chair. - [Rob] You gonna do a strike? - Yeah. - I actually was gonna say
that's something to get into, because I'm convinced when
bowling alleys come back, everybody's gonna have to have
their own bowling equipment: bowling balls, bowling shoes. So I'm about to just start
my own little bowling line. - Man, lets do--
- Ooh, okay. - What are we gonna--
- Okay, yeah, yeah, no. - Because it's a fact. Let's think about it. You think they're really gonna
let you share shoes again? Never, they're gonna have
all different brands, now, of bowling shoes. - Okay, what are we gonna call it? You know, my head keeps
going to West coast balls. I don't like that.
- West coast balls. West coast balls! - [Rob] I just don't like that. - West coast bowl. - Yeah, West coast bowling. - Yeah.
(Chanel laughs) - Look, I hope it becomes a reality. - [Chanel] It's going to. - Everybody in this category
is achieving sitting down. Take a look at chair masters. (audience applauds)
(upbeat rock music) Ah, I'm looking for love
in any way I can find it. Oh, oh, I don't care if it's my turn. - [Sterling] Look, this is me. - [Rob] Wapow. - [Sterling] That's me for
sure, and he even back door. - [Rob] Can you throw the spin? Back to work? - [Sterling] Yeah, back door? It would be back door. - What, it was back door going this way? - I can do both, yeah. I spin this way, this way. - So front door, back door? - [Sterling] Yeah. (laughing) - [Sterling] They playing spades? - [Rob] Man, I mean, it looks fun. - [Chanel] What is holding that up? - [Sterling] They about to jump in now? - Then why are they panicking? (laughing) Oh, oh, man, the accuracy. - She lined up for her grandma. - She's lucky. She would'a kicked her
shin hard right there. - That's a grandma move,
kick her shoe you off and then throw it. That's a grandma move for sure. (laughing) - [Rob] Here he is. Here he is. - [Sterling] Boston college. - Whoo, got it. I don't know. Is it easier sitting from a chair? I mean, you could try a lot more times without getting tired. - [Sterling] No, it's not easier, but he had time, though, yeah. - Oh.
- Saving lives. - [Rob] Living life
having all the good vibes. - [Sterling] I know Pauly Shore. - I know Pauly Shore. No, he knows Matthew McConaughy, also. - [Sterling] For sure. - There you have it for chair masters. (audience applauds) We got a package segment right now. We got two categories. One is about this guy sucks, and one is about this guy (beeps). - Yeah, okay.
- Wait, what? - So when you hear someone say
this guy right here (beep), what does that mean? - I don't know. (guys laugh) I mean, I don't know anybody
that walks around just saying, this guy right here (beep). (laughing) - I don't either so. - Look, look, man. What it means, I believe,
is he's a smooth operator. - Okay, this guy (beep). (laughs) - This doesn't seem real. We're allowed to have this as a category? - I don't think so. I'm pretty sure gonna end
up being fully blurred for the segment. (laughing) The category of smooth operators. This guy (beep). Take a look. (audience applauds)
(upbeat rock music) - Hey, bam. Who's looking for a little action, huh? - [Sterling] She's his girlfriend. - [Rob] Man, I hope it's his girlfriend. - [Sterling] That little ass
had got a little jiggle in it. - [Rob] Man, that's just,
hell, (imitates ringing). (laughing) Oh, yeah. I'm just, hey. - Okay.
- How are you? - Hilarious. - Uh-huh, pretty good. What you up to? - She still didn't give him a shot. He got the wind knocked out of him. Hey, my name's Jeff. (laughing) - [Rob] Hey, hey, hey. Anybody looking for a roommate? - (laughs) Ooh, with the crossover, that was nice. That was smooth for, ooh. - Man, a lot of you can do at Target. (laughing) (upbeat country music) - [Sterling] Okay, we get it. We get it, riding backwards.
- Hey, amen. - [Sterling] Any takers? - [Rob] Oh, man, oh. Oh, whoa, hey. - Oh, whoa!
- Oh, whoa! - [Chanel] Look at this guy. - They call me "Saddle Ranch" Ricky. I'll ride you all night.
(Chanel laughs) - [Chanel] He is "Saddle Ranch" Ricky. - "Saddle Ranch" Ricky, and
I'm gonna ride you all night. There you have it for this guy (beep). - Yeah, out all of them, he's
the most this guy (beep). - Okay, I thought for sure
you were gonna say (beep). - (laughs) No, I was not. - Why don't you tell me about your mission of changing the idea of
the plus sized individual? What is that all about? - Yes, I grew up very
bright, very loving fashion, and stuff like that, but being a big girl, we don't have a lot of options. So I was like, you know what? I just want to slay in fashion. I want to be that big girl
that's like, it's okay. You can have little stretch
marks, show your body, and still be that girl. - Yeah, (beep) yeah, damn. (audience applauds) I'm getting fired up. Man, I was just like, let's (beep). I want to be that girl,
wait, wait, wait a minute. (laughing) - Well, look, we're setting
this show off dedicated to some plus-sized people doing some seriously amazing stuff. We call it A-pluses. Take a look. (audience applauds)
(upbeat rock music) Here we go. All the way outside. You know I'm good. It don't matter where I'm at. I'm shooting, clean.
(buzzer rings) Nice.
(audience cheers) - Oh, hey, that's nice, man. - Yeah.
- For real. - Refs are pumped up crowd. - You know everyone gonna
be talking about that. They're not gonna be saying that fat boy. They're gonna be like, oh, oh boy, I mean, that child, remember? (laughing) And you saw how excited he was. He looked back and was like,
(beep) it worked, yeah! - [Rob] Yeah, no, yeah. - [Sterling] For real. (buzzer rings) (audience cheers) - Shocked. - [Rob] Run, run, power. Bam, bam, bam. (audience applauds) - You can tell by his run. - Yes! - I could tell by the way
he ran, he was gonna get it. - For real, you could see the limber. - Yeah.
- The body was moving in a-- - You can tell he used to be skinny. I ain't gonna front. - Yeah.
(laughing) - [Margie] He was a
gymnast back in the day. - [Rob] That's embedded in the genes now. - That's his one claim to fame, hey. Watch this! (laughing) - Every new job, every
parking lot after three weeks. - Yep, pretty much. Oh, baby.
- Oh, yeah. - Whoa.
- He's good. - [Rob] I don't know why he's
got the robe, but he's good. - [Chanel] Why the
panties though? (laughs) - I can tell you right now and
Notley big spin off the top of that ledge into that
bank is not easy, okay? Furthermore, with a thong, no! Oh, hey. - Brah. - That was a full moon hang. - A full hairy crack. - That angle was so unnecessary. - Yeah, yeah, threw us all off. - [Chanel] No, he's not. - [Margie] No, oh my God, it's bending. - Man, that was nice - Man, you can never apply in life, but you can (beep) pick
up a truck axle of a semi. - Yeah, that's some Thor (beep). (laughing) - [Rob] Oh, okay, get there. - [Chanel] What the. - [Rob] Man. - [Sterling] He nice. - [Rob] Yeah. - I love that he's the one man crew too. - Yeah, (beep) yeah.
- I don't need no team. I got this. - Yes, it's like, dust it off, baby. You know you did something good. - Is that you? Oh, that's you? - [Man Off Camera] That's me. - Yeah!
(audience applauds) - Hey, how did you spot him? - He looked smooth as (beep). I looked over there, he
looked at me one time. I said, "Connection, brother. "That's you ain't it?" I got you. It's such a nice move, though. It really is, though, man.
- Yeah, man, for real. - [Sterling] Keep doing your thing. - Man, ain't no sweat. You heard it here first. (audience applauds) Margie, would you consider yourself extra? - Oh baby, I'm the most
extra in the club, honey. - Yeah, man, now do you consider yourself beyond extra at times? - Extra, extra, read all about it. Extra mint gum, extra bright,
extra whatever else you want to say in there. (laughing) - Look, we've got an
entire category dedicated to even more extra - I live for extra. - called extra, extra. Take a look. (audience applauds)
(upbeat rock music) I could just bowl, but oh, damn. - Oh my God, he's praying. He's like, thank you God. - That was amazing.
- Let me land this (beep). - [Rob] This mother (beep) flipped. I can't even get into
that seating position. - [Sterling] Man, that's dope. - That's a special individual,
a very peaceful individual. What do we got here? - [Margie] I like his colors. - [Sterling] Man, this is extra. - [Rob] Okay, unicycle, hula
hoop, double (beep) spin, and we're (beep) what, what? - [Chanel] Yeah, that's talent. - What the (beep). - Literally will still
take him nowhere in life. - Right, he's literally peaking
right here in front of us. - [Sterling] Yeah, this is it. He can't even do that
rubik's cube, for real. He did not finish that (beep). - He didn't, he started going like. - He falls right here, oh, oh. - Video cut. - [Rob] Uh-oh, okay, here we go. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. Oh, pop the beer. Drink the beer. - [Sterling] Oh, he's drinking the beer? - [Margie] Make it go faster. - All right, that's dope. That was really dope. - Yes, extra, extra, baby. - He gonna get up extra, extra
drunk from turning around. - [Rob] Uh-oh, uh-oh. - [Margie] Yeah! - [Sterling] Is she
twerking for bacon, bro? What is she doing? - That's literal me
every time, and I'm like, they got my new white hair. - Yeah.
(Chanel laughs) Okay, okay. - [Margie] Yes, that's what I
wanted my dress to look like. - Oh man, it doesn't
get any more extra than when you can't even get
down to see your groom. (laughing) Okay, look, we'll never
be to figure this out. It's extra, extra, extra. I believe both of you have made some pretty extraordinary trick shots. Is that true or nun-true? - Yes. - Yeah.
- We have, right? We have. Now, have you ever shot a basketball shot behind your back, no look? - I don't think so, unfortunately. - She seems so depressed by that. - [Rob] Oh, man, damn she was so sad-- - The reason that I'm depressed is because I've tried a lot
of times, never made it. - And, look, and even if you did, you wouldn't even know
unless you had a witness. Everybody in this next
category is not sure. Is it in? Take a look? (audience applauds)
(upbeat rock music) Nothing but nothing. - You gotta love him, though. You gotta love his energy. - Yeah. - He is white as hell. - Hey, Noah, do you like
your water warm or chilled? - [Noah] Chilled. (ice clatters in cup) - But what would you have
done if he said warm? (laughing) - Yo, he'd be like. - [Sterling] Oh, oh, you said warm? - [Rob] I think I made it. Oh, I did. - That was tight. - Yeah, look, I've been
out here for three years. (laughing) - Yeah, I've got skills. - [Rob] Do you? (ball hits kid) - Oh!
- He made it. - That's actually pretty talented. - I mean, at least he
hit the biggest child. - That's true. That's very true. - [Chanel] And not the
little one, you know? (ball hits kid)
- Oh. - The one he hates the most. - [Rob] I could cook it myself
or I could cook it for you. - Oh, that was kinda tight. - Yeah, everybody's excited about that, but he can't turn around. It's not gonna toast itself. - I'm just confused
what time of day it is. He's making toast, but
there's all these beers out. - Man, you know what it is
trying to soak up that liquor. (laughing) There you have it for is it in. (audience applauds) You know, I was fortunate enough
to grow up in Dayton, Ohio. (laughing) - Why did y'all laugh at that, man? That wasn't cool. - I love that he put fortunate first. - Wait a minute, that's (beep) up. - Yeah, it is. - That wasn't the joke.
- It is (beep) up. Everybody was like, (laughs) Dayton. - That wasn't where I was going, but I was fortunate enough
to grow up in Dayton, Ohio, and I was lucky enough to find a skill that could get me out, and the reality of it is is if
I didn't find that skateboard and skate my way right
out of Dayton, Ohio, I'd probably be working at a gas station. (laughing) You know what I mean? I got pretty lucky,
because I had the skills that could pay the bills to get me out. Everybody in this category,
they have a skill, but it's literally never
going to do anything for 'em. Take a look at skills
that won't pay the bills. (audience applauds)
(upbeat rock music) - [Woman Off Camera] Isn't he talented? He's so talented. - [Rob] Oh boy, okay. - Look at his face! - This is a face that says, you see? I don't (beep) need college. (laughing) I could like, honestly, I
could murder anyone in there. - [Sterling] Oh man, nobody try him. He's the man. - Step in the blade and get sliced, kia. (Rob imitates karate sounds)
(laughing) - [Sterling] Sir, you don't
have a membership here. Okay, will you marry me? - [Rob] Oh boy, oh boy. Let me do you a little
something to show you how much I love you. It's called the hop and smash. Hipity, hipity, hipity,
hipity, hipity, hipity, hipity, hipity, hipity, hipity,
hipity, hipity, hipity, hipity, hipity, hipity, hipity,
hipity, hipity, hipity, hipity. (audience chants) - Oh!
- Oh! - [Sterling] It's not the same. It's not the same. It's just not the same. - [Chanel] Everybody's
like, I don't even want to watch anymore. - [Sterling] Oh, he's losing. The heart's breaking up. - There you have it for skills
that won't pay the bills. (audience applauds) - Welcome back to Ridiculousness. Give it up for are guest, Jarvis Landry. (audience applauds) Okay, we know you're passionate about the one-handed catch, okay? - Yeah. - Is there anything more thrilling
than the one-handed catch in a game? - The one-handed catch,
honestly, it's just unconscious. Sometimes it just happen,
and when it happens, I mean, it's more of a show for the
fans than for it is for me. I've already done it, you know? (laughing) - You are a gifted one-handed catcher. Everybody in this category,
one-handed wonders. Take a look. (audience applauds)
(upbeat rock music) Coming at ya. You got a baby and a beer. I got a baby, oh. - Yo, he know that (beep)
was gonna get hit to him. - That was sick. - [Rob] Yeah, beers on me boys. (beep) Kia! - [Sterling] Right, he caught that with three fingers, didn't he? - With two fingers. - Man, he got a sky hook. - [Jarvis] Oh goodness. - What? - The eagle claw. Darrel and his eagle claw. - [Sterling] That was nice, though. - [Camerawoman] Jamie? - What? - Catch.
- Catch, I catch everything. (woman laughs) - Yeah, he caught a blunt. (Sterling laughs) - [Sterling] This is
a real TV show, right? - [Rob] Oh boy. Not that one. Got it. (audience applauds) - I dunno if I care enough for them to be (beep) pumping it up like this. Stand the (beep) up, y'all!
- Stand up, y'all! We do this (beep)!
- I didn't blink, man! And that man didn't blade me. Hey, hey, they're hyped. There you have it for one-handed wonders. (audience applauds) All right, what do you think are some of the safest sports you can do? - Safest, ooh. - I was gonna say swimming. (laughs) - You can still drown. - Yeah, that's not safe. - You could come into the
wall to hot and hit your face. - Ping pong is kind of safe. - Yeah, you can still blow a
hammy if you're sliding for it. You know what I mean?
- All right, I'm trying. - Yo, yo, I don't know. You guys ever see that documentary?
- That's not sports. - Oh, okay. - That's not a sport. I'm not letting you throw that in there. - First of all, right
now, you go to Netflix, I think it's called Weird
Champions or whatever, and it profiles the Yo-yo
Championship and it's real deal. - You can be a spelling bee champion too. It doesn't make it a sport. - Look, hey, I think that
might be the safest one. You know what I mean?
- It's not a sport. - Look, the worst thing that could happen to you is you get like a cheek cramp. - Yeah.
(laughing) - You just like strain into
remember is it an A before E or E before A and your jaw locks up. You know what I mean? All right, but look, this category filled with some very safe sports. Take a look at zero contact sports. (audience applauds)
(upbeat rock music) - Oh, oh, if you're
gonna do it, do it now! Don't slow down! - He did it, oh dang. I'm your teacher now. I'm your teacher now. - You will now all learn from me. He's a hero. - Let's go.
- Oh yeah. Another very safe sport. - Let's go, let's go!
- Stack it. Drop it, stack it.
- Let's go! - Drop it, stack it.
- Let's go! You ain't never seen it done. - [Rob] What happened? - Oh, he almost beat the world record. It was 4.98. He was really close. - Stop.
- Look. That's the real record. They were all like, oh,
(beep) just so close, dude. - You're right, but is it 4.98? - No, I made it up right now. - No, it worked, it worked. - Felt good. - It was so authentic. I'm like, world record 4.98
was somewhere in this video. - Look, it's not quite a celebration yet. It's like so close. That's team USA too. - Yeah, look, you're the
best America has to offer, (laughing) and all you can deliver
is a five second flat? - Holy (beep). That's dope. - Here he is.
- Let's go. - [Rob] You show everybody. - [Sterling] The whole
school came out for this. The whole school came out for this. Security breaking it up. He a hater. - This is where confidence is built. This guy is going to be a hero. We'll be right back with
more Ridiculousness. (audience applauds) In your UFC debut, 37
seconds to victory, man. How was it? - Oh man, it felt great. You know, I had to go out
there and send a message. Anytime you go into a UFC,
you're like a little fish in a big pond. So you gotta make a big splash. - Yeah, and what were your expectations when you were stepping in there? You were like, you had an entire plan. Was gonna go in there. - I had to show 'em. They always have this fighter meeting. He was like, I'm gonna get $50,000. I'm like, to what?
(laughing) To the knock out at night? Hey, to somebody from Ferguson, you say you gonna gimme what? You gonna gimme 50,000 extra dollars? So I looked over at my opponent. I said he getting knocked out. - Okay.
- (beep) that. I need that. I need that.
(audience applauds) - Dedicated to victory so quick, everybody else just
like you, an insta-wins. Take a look.
- I can't wait to see. - [Rob] Okay, what are we doing here? Hey, what are we doing here? - [Man In Black T-Shirt]
Little rayquone is out, damn! - Wait, wait, we knew who was gonna win. None of them are down
on their marks but him. (gun fires)
(laughing) They just standing up
like (beep) normal (beep). - He breathing properly. - He's doing everything right. - Go, go, go!
- Go, go! - See, okay. I don't know what type of tree that is. I don't know what's happening here. - Oh, he drank the beer
before the tree fell down. - Oh, is that what it is? I swear to God. - How many trees are y'all practicing with in the neighborhood? They're killing the (beep) environment. (laughing) - Here we go.
(gun fires) All right. All right, come on now. Ah!
- [Chanel] Oh! - [Rob] Oh, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. - What is this even called? - Are you becoming a new
Avengers or some (beep)? What the (beep) is this? (upbeat rock music) (crowd cheering in the background) - Welcome back to Ridiculousness. It is time to talk about PEDs, man. Have you ever seen a small child that maybe looked a little too athletic? - Well, one of my friends
actually, in my grammar school, well he was 6'6" in fifth grade, and then he was 7'2" as a Freshman. Now he's 7'6". - And then like what? - Yeah, it's crazy. - What is life like? - I imagine hard. - Imagine hard like, look,
you're in the third grade looking at your teacher like, come on. I don't know.
(laughing) Every kid in this
category is on something. We call it kidroids. Take a look. - [Sterling] Kidroid. (audience applauds)
(intense rock music) - [Rob] Look out! Look out! What about you? Down! What about you, little guy? Slow down! You slow down! - Not one of his teammates
even tries to block for him. They just--
- Look, wait, wait. - Watch it once.
- Okay, look. - Trust me.
- Pause it, pause it. Okay, first of all,
everybody's got a helmet on. Not big Joey. (laughing) You know nobody's gonna tackle him. Where are you? - [Sterling] This a girl? - [Rob] Yep. - [Camerawoman] Oh what? - No, no, that's not fair. - [Rob] No, and it's 25 to six. - At least they scored. - It's just her, block, run down, slam. Here we go. Down, down. - [Sterling] We're hoping
he's the only black player on the field. - [Cameraman] Oh, and that's the way. - He just charged through everybody. Hey, 33 to two. (laughing)
- 33 to two. He just gets the ball and
walks through everybody, touch down. - [Camerawoman] Yo! - [Rob] Get their, big Karen! - [Camerawoman] Oh yeah, Karen! - [Sterling] Big Karen. - Go back, man. One more time for big Karen, man. I'm gonna tell you what. Get outta my way, Debbie. - [Camerawoman] Oh yeah, Karen! - It's just, you can't, man. (audience applauds) - Rumor has it that
you've got the meanest arm in all of pro football. - Yes, sir. - That you can throw a football
further than anybody else in the National Football League. - Yes, sir. - How come we can't use this? How come it can't be
like game on the line, three seconds left on the one
yard line, and they bring him, they let Noah march in
there and just, woo? - It'd be rough, man. They'd have to pay me more, (laughing) and you know how that go. You know how that go, man. - I mean, how could you
even define the amount of money you'd have to pay me to use this? - Yeah, boy. - Okay, look, everybody in this category right here got the same strength. We call 'em canon arms. Take a look. (audience applauds)
(upbeat rock music) Oh, accuracy. - Oh.
- Woo. - That's his fault, though. - No, man.
- That's what I'm saying. - He missed the pass. Yeah, he dropped it. - [Rob] Oh man, then he got caught by the safety coming across. - [Sterling] Incomplete. - It just wasn't his day. - [Rob] Here we go. I could run it out, but you know the arm. - Yo.
(buzzer rings) - Freedom.
- Good. (crowd cheers)
- That was a good shot. - [Camerawoman] Kinda close. - [Rob] Show 'em your power
and your accuracy at distance. What's up, Jeff? (laughing) - That was the most dramatic fall, though. - (beep). - The most dramatic fall, though. - [Rob] Bro, I mean, look. - [Sterling] He started
falling before he got hit. - Yeah, look.
- Hold on. - It might as well have been
a full 12-gauge shotgun. Okay, here we go. - [Cameraman] Right on up the parabola. - Here we go, oh! - Oh!
- Oh! That's what I'm saying. - Where are we going and where are we coming from?
- And honestly, it didn't even seem that hard of a hit. - I love that she tells if it hurts. You ain't got no (beep). (laughing) - It looks like a very
light bounce, you know? - It don't matter. - I'm from Ohio, okay? We're talking years,
upon years, upon years of being a Cleveland Browns fan, and never has there been the
energy that there is going into this next season, man. It's absolutely incredible. (audience applauds)
- It's true. - I mean, how excited are you for just to kick this whole season off? - Man, very, it's another
great opportunity for us, and everybody doing what
they love and having fun. I think that that's the biggest thing. - Let's talk about a
little catchphrase you laid on the world during hard knocks. You just started letting
everybody know I'm blessing them. What does that mean exactly? - I'm a firm believer in God. He's blessed us with abilities, and it's who are we not to use them? You know what I mean? So I just call it, bless 'em. - I appreciate the spiritual angle, but at the end of the day, you're just going out there and
doing work to people, right? - Absolutely. - Just like everybody in
this category right here, Bless 'em. Take a look. (audience applauds)
(upbeat band music) Stop me, bro. Oh!
- Oh, (beep)! - Man.
- First of all, you see somebody do that? Get out the way. (laughing) - Yeah, you see that little
gallop, get out the way. - Get out the way.
- His whole life just flashed before his eyes. - This was literally his
final day of football. He was like, nah. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. - Oh!
- Okay, okay, okay. (audience cheers) - Man, chill out. Chill out. Chill out. (laughs) Boy, that's a point end, bro. - These are horrible
tackling, though, too. (laughing) - [Rob] Uh-oh, uh-oh, uh-oh - Oh my God. - Oh Lord, that last one. - This is not even fair. - Man.
- Watch your back. - He on a team by himself. (laughs) - Bro, I was about to say the same thing. He on the team by himself. Nobody else has a flag on. - [Jarvis] Nobody blocking or nothing. - There you have it for bless 'em. (audience applauds) Okay, would you prefer to break
a tackle or break an ankle? - Ankle, I don't want to be touched. - Right, yeah.
- Don't touch me. - Yeah, look, I remember. I don't know, maybe it
was like a Texans game or something like a couple years back. It was, I want to say, you
put 10 people on the ground. - Yeah, and to score in
it too from 60, 50 yards. So it was good.
- Yeah, yeah. Okay, look, we've decided (audience applauds) to dedicate a category to breaking ankles. Take a look at juke 'em all. (audience applauds)
(intense band music) Hello, hello. - Oh!
- Oh! - I saw that coming, y'all. I saw that about to happen. He dragged his ass, boy.
- He's just overcommiting. - That man went so far. Oh, that man lost his life. He tried to grab on to his screen. His teammate couldn't believe it. Look at the black dude on the team. Oh, (beep)! He dropped that (beep)! - Oh my God.
- Goddamn! - Oh my God. Man, everybody's in shock. Uh-oh, uh-oh, oh. - Hey.
- That spin move was nasty. (laughing) - Man, yo, no, look, look. He kicked his little back legs up and pivoted on his front legs. Look at this. Man, straight to his bed. That's like a touchdown. (laughing) Cops are on me. Only one thing for me to do, do a little thing called the scurt-scurt. - [Camerawoman] Oh my God, oh my God. - Yo.
- He ain't touching him. He ain't touching him. - That was super nice. - He ain't catching him. - If that motorcycle
cop would've kept going, we'd been like, damn, good for you. You're tricky, but you're in jail now. (laughing) You're in jail now. Here we go. Here we go. You can't skate here. - Oh!
- Oh! - No! - Put her on the stair! - [Sterling] He put her down
with the weakest juke move. All he did was just run
in place, and she fell. - [Rob] Eyes, man. - She was like, aw
(beep), what's going on? - She was watching the wrong (beep). - Never stop, never stop. We'll be right beck with
more Ridiculousness. (audience applauds)
(upbeat rock music) All right, growing up in Nebraska, did you guys ever play sports? - I was like a big four
square guy at recess. (laughing) - Okay, all right.
- Yeah, he was always in the King position.
- King spot, yeah. - Damn, we're talking
sixth grade and earlier. - Yeah. - So I'm guessing at
no point in your lives in your athletic adventures, somebody just fouled the (beep)
outta either of you, never. - Oh, it's happened. - Oh, it has? - Well we were having a football
game in his basement once. I could tell I was getting under his skin. I was talking a lot of (beep),
and he just laid me out, and he went through puberty
a little earlier than me. (laughing)
I was a late bloomers. So like, I mean, he had
the force, but yeah. - Yeah, obviously it
didn't ruin the friendship. - No.
- It's been many years past. - No, we're good. - Look, no one in this
category is still friends. We call it filthy fouls. Take a look. (audience applauds)
(upbeat rock music) Sorry, hold it up. (ball hits helmet) - Yeah!
- Yo. - [Sterling] That's legal, though. - [Boy In Black Pants] Yo, is that legal? - That is legal, yeah.
- I mean, he just gets a base. You know what I'm saying? - No, he don't get a base. - What?
- It's a timeout. He called a timeout. - So he throws a time, basically
disrespecting this guy's setup, and so this guy said,
oh, you gonna (beep) with me? Then I'm gonna lay this
thing right in your helmet. - [Sterling] No, he's good to go. (ball hits helmet) - [Rob] That's legal. Let it go. - Whoa, whoa, wait. - [Sterling] He tried to kill him. - [Rob] Man. - He helped him get up
a little higher, though. - [Rob] Yeah, he did, man. - Hey, gotta give him prop
for the landing, though. - [Sterling] The landing was horrible. - Look, I'm saying look
at him cushion the blow with his legs a little bit. He did the best he could
have done, I feel like, under the circumstances. - He might have blown in ACL, but (beep) it could have been worse. (laughing) Nothing like indoor soccer to get your (beep) heated up. (whistle blows)
Foul. Oh, okay. All right, all right. Oh!
- Oh (beep)! - [Rob] Hey. - That was personal. - Man, that was personal. - What can you get after a
red card is the real thing. - I think you're banned
from this league for life. - Which is not that bad. - [Sterling] Grab the plate, bap. - [Camerawoman] She did it again. She did it again. She did it again.
- She though about so many, I could really do something, but I will not.
- She did it again. - Look at her. (laughs)
- She did it again. - [Rob] Got it. Okay.
- Yo. - He playing baseball too. He slid in perfectly. - Look, go all the way
to the very beginning. So first of all, let's not
forget that he's responsible for this (beep) pass. Oh, it gets stolen. He don't even hesitate,
slide, and then look at him. He's like, oh, I fell. Are you familiar with
the term, truck stick? - I became familiar today with that term. - You did, okay. Ain't that some (beep)?
- Oh, really? - It's a Madden term.
- It's a Madden term, yeah. - I don't play video games, man. So I don't know.
- I don't play either. - What is it? - So a truck stick is when
you go to tackle somebody, you just get stomp down, truck stick! (laughing) - So in your career,
was there ever a moment where a running back or a receiver, somebody just, boom, plowed you. - Truck stick me? - [Rob] Yeah. - Eighth grade. (laughing) I was returning a punt, and
this dude just cleaned my, Landon Timble was his name. I was coming up the sideline, and he concussed me on the sideline. - Man, ain't that some (beep), man. We're talking about a man who had a hall-of-fame
career flattening people still's got a eighth grade memory, (laughing)
sharp as can be. - Looking for that guy still to this day. - If Landon (beep) showed
up here, it'd be like, truck stick, just run him down. - Yeah. - All right, look, this
category is dedicated to people just getting mowed over. Take a look at truck sticks. (audience applauds)
(intense rock music) Coming in hot, coming in hot. Whabam, whabam. - Oh!
- Oh, oh! - The other guy, the other guy. - And then, he looked him down. Oh he stared him down too. - Wham.
- Stare him down, I like that. - He wasn't even in the end zone yet. - Oh (beep) it, I'm up. - Here we go.
- Live one, bam! - Oh! - Damn.
- She got traded to the black team. She got traded to the
black team real quick. - She got swapped over. - [Rob] She got hammered. - [Sterling] You over there. Now we over here. We gonna take her.
- Yeah. - Okay.
- Here we go. We got to run it.
- Here we go. Here we go. You gotta work it out. - [Guy In Gray Shirt] You
can't get out run by a punter. - [Rob] Wham, you gotta work it out, wham! - That's not a normal punter right there. That's the quarterback who went to punt. - Talk about swivel.
- Oh, man. Truck stick.
- Watch this. - One more tailspin.
(laughing) The spin truck stick, is
that a move too on Madden? - I don't know. I hadn't played Madden in years. - You know the Internet's full of it. You're the greatest person to ever do it. It's called the crossover. How did you get so incredible? - Who's the greatest person, me? - Yeah.
- Nah. - Nah?
- I have a good crossover, but I'm not the greatest. - If you were to go one-on-one
with every local weekend hero in a gym, would you be
better than all of them? - Not all, probably like 90%, though. (laughing) - Well, just like you in
your ability to look a man in his eyes and cross him to his knees, the category, crossified. (audience applauds)
(upbeat rock music) Study these nuts. - Oh my God. Wait, time out. He crossed him outta his shoes. - [Rob] He really does. - [Sterling] Both shoes. - Crossed him right out
of his loafers, man. - [Chanel] Oh. - Oh, she had it coming. - She did, she did.
- She had it coming. - Don't even put your
hands out there, grandma. - She gotta get lower
on her defense, though. That's her problem. - [Rob] She does, she does. - She pushed that life alert right there. I've fallen and I can't get up. - [Rob] School's out, bitch. - He lost his job. You know he a substitute. He don't care about these kids. (laughs) - [Rob] The greatest Disney movie ever. (laughing) - I just switched the (beep) out of him! Look at your ankles! (laughing) - Well, it is a crosswalk. Oh, oh. When you see somebody dribble
in front of you in the street, just let 'em dribble by. (audience applauds) Sterling, is your dad an
amazing basketball player? - No, well, he's good. - My dad is. - [Rob] Yeah? - My dad thinks that he
could have been in the NBA, and then he'll go and
play with high school kids and beat them and be like,
yeah, and I'm like, dad, you're a grown man playing with kids. Of course you beat them. - Look, this category is
dedicated to your father, because everyone in here
has the same mentality. It's called nothing but dad. (Chanel laughs)
Take a look. (audience applauds) - Can LeBron James do this? - Yes, like over and over
the most times anyone's ever done it in history. I don't know, Dad. - Hell no. - [Rob] Okay, I guess not. I guess not. - You can't miss. - Damn right. - Damn right. He's magical, though. - [Rob] He is. - He read the wind,
threw the box over there, and then it went over there. - You can't miss. - Damn right. - You're damn right. (kids screaming) Oh, okay, dad weekends. Whose house is this? - Oh, he wins dad of the year. That guy's great. - [Rob] Get there, okay. - Hey.
- Boom goes the dynamite. - Boom goes the dynamite. - Nothing says dad like a belt
and shorts and two t-shirts. - [Sterling] Two t-shirts. - [Rob] You know what I mean? - Two t-shirts is so accurate. - I don't want to sweat
through the blue one. (laughing) - It's so real. - You know what I mean? Only now as an adult do I
understand how ridiculous it is. - Hey.
- Boom goes the dynamite. - And zip goes the fanny pack. (laughing) (Dad screams) - [Kid Behind Camera]
Dad, now dunk a bike. - Oh, oh.
- I can dunk anything! - Dunk the bike, dad! Okay, okay, when you're
truly a dad athlete, you know how to dunk a bike. Now, Louis, I know you have
played basketball just for fun throughout your life. Do you still play? - I still play pickup ball, yeah. - Okay, you ever been dropped
by man a crossing you over? - Me been dropped? No, but I've dropped some other guys. - Yeah, yeah, man.
- Oh. - That's the same with Sterling. Sterling, you've never been dropped, but you drop others, right? - Yeah.
- Yeah? (laughing) Well, here's the thing. Is there any better feeling in the world than crossing somebody over? - It's the greatest feeling, - Oh, man.
- the greatest. - Then you will know exactly how everybody in this next category feel. It's called crossing over. Take a look. (audience applauds) (dramatic rock music) - Uh-oh, uh-oh. - [Kid Behind Camera] Baboom, oh, gotcha. - Oh, uh-oh, uh-oh Shake him, shake and bake him. - [Sterling] He's gone. - And gotcha. - [Rob] Uh-oh. - [Cameraman] You're my mama. - [Rob] Somebody's mama. - Oh!
- Oh! (kid screams) - Damn, the cameraman is amazing. (kid screams)
(laughing) - Uh-oh. - [Sterling] First of all, - [Rob] First of all, we you-- - Oh!
- Oh! - First of all, he's crossing predators. We asked him about this. (indistinct)
(laughing) - To cross a predator. (laughing) Welcome, sit down. Uh-oh.
- No. - [Rob] Uh-oh, bring it on. Oh no, it's my feet. It gets stickier.
- My shoe's slippery. - [Rob] Don't let the cops in here. Uh-oh, uh-oh.
(crowd yells) - [Louis] Oh, he got him. - [Rob] But look at it. - He ran, he ran. - No, that's it.
- You're done. - [Rob] You done and you
go and you go and you go. - [Cameraman] Yo, you
can't fall for that, yo. - You never fall for that, because you live with a
life of embarrassment. Gordon, as a Lakers
fan, what I love so much about your game is just
that effort and energy, man. Have you always played like
that way your whole life? - Yeah, I mean, I started
playing basketball in like the ninth grade. So it ain't all of my life. I just started recently so. - What, in the ninth grade?
- He just stared. He don't even know how to play. I just started
- He just whisper stunted on me right there.
- like a couple years. - What were you doing before? - Well, I used to run track, - [Rob] Okay. - play a little soccer, found
my way down in the league now. - Heck yeah, you did.
(audience applauds) I love how you play
with that extra effort. So we tried to create a category of people that are just really
giving it all they got, an extra, extra effort. Take a look. (audience applauds)
(upbeat rock music) I swear I'm 17. (laughing) You know he got dragged, and
then he was disappointed. He hit his knees and is
just embarrassed, head down. - Somebody mama on the
sideline talking about where his birth certificate? (laughing) - [Rob] Ye old mountain bike okey-doke. I can frisbee, and I do frisbee. - I didn't even know you
could do that professionally. I'm really good at frisbee so. - [Sterling] Oh, here we go. - I might have found my new thing. - [Sterling] Yeah. - Outta curiosity, where did
you learn that frisbee skill? - My dad, he loves playing frisbee. - Okay, I thought for
sure it was gonna be like, I go to Coachella every year and like. (Chanel laughs) Coming in hot, oh. - Oh, he extra as hell. He extra as hell. He wanted to drop it lower. His little thot ass. - You could have literally sidestepped. You could have done anything. Instead, in case y'all haven't seen. (bat hits ball)
Okay, let it rip. Let it rip. Let it rip, gone. Okay, all right. Something I'll never fully
understand is the true experience of dunking a basketball on another man. You know what I mean? And then when it happens,
I feel like every time, you have to have a reaction, and I think you, specifically,
will always be like, doah, you double arm it. - You double arm, I do the, - Oh, okay.
- sometimes. - All right, well, look,
everybody loves the jam. So we decided to dedicate
an entire category to intense slam dunks called jammies. Take a look. (audience applauds)
(intense rock music) Get him. - Oh my God. Look at their extension. Look at their extension, ooh shortie. Oh my God, he's staring at him. - [Rob] Coming in hot! (crowd cheers)
Oh no. - I just love the
transition of athleticism from black to white. It was the biggest dunk ever right here, and then we go to him. Come on. Get over him. (laughs) Oh (beep). - [Rob] Get him, get him, get him. - Oh my God. - Did he step on that guy? He stepped on him, man.
- He walked up that man. - He stepped on him. He's got a foot on his chest. This is not legal. - [Sterling] He walked up him. (crowd cheers) - Did he make it? (laughing) - Dude. - [Sterling] He know he didn't block it. Tell him, did he make it? (laughs) - [Chanel] Oh my God, I can't. - Did he make it? - Yeah, yeah, yeah, he made it. - [Rob] Yeah. (laughing) - All right, Dr. Drew, is it true that you are an amazing opera singer? - I dunno about amazing, but it's true that I did sing opera. - Okay, so you're trying
to tell me you were just belting out like,
(imitates opera singing)? - Yeah, I could do it. I could do a little something-something. - Yeah, give it, yeah, yeah.
(audience applauds) - Although, I gotta tell you. It's because of our relationship
over all these years, I've never done this without
a piano and a full something. So here we go, you ready?
- Sure, sure. (chanel laughs) Acapella.
- Don't laugh yet. (Drew sings in a foreign language) (audience applauds) - That was dope. - That was beautiful. Thing about life is you never know what people are capable of. That's what this next category's
about, unexpected talents. Take a look.
(dramatic opera music) Oh, oh, oh what?
- Oh! - Oh, come on.
- You can do this. - Oh, no.
- Oh, oh, oh. Get a gift, done. That's talent, that's talent. All right.
- For Narnia. - [Rob] Oh, oh, damn. - I'm not done with you. - [Rob] No, you're not, - [Sterling] Then move. - [Rob] big and agile, whoa. - That was really nice. - I'm gonna tell you what. He's got great biomechanics,
and he's an athlete. It's just covered in a
big, big layer of fat. - Yeah. - [Rob] You are a magician. - Pull.
- Oh, oh, oh. - Go back to the front, man. This little (beep), man. This dude's gonna be
like a Navy seal one day. - Yeah. - He's got his ready to kick ass face on. You're like, whoa, whoa, whoa. It's backwards, it's
backwards, little fella. Stand back. Then what does he do with his little face? pull.
- Pull. - Got this, dad. - He wants to make sure he
got it right in the middle. - Yeah, look. - Booya. - Booya.
(laughing) - Oh, I love that kid. - Ready? - [Rob] Yeah, I mean, what's going on? I mean there's no way. Oh, oh, okay. Oh, okay, all right. (audience applauds) You know, it's Julie from accounting. You just never expect it. (laughing)
(upbeat hip hop music) Uh-oh, what do we got going here? Some sort of little dance circle? I used to do a little bit of dancing. - Ooh.
- Oh, am I popping? Am I popping? Am I moving? Am I moving? Uh-oh, uh-oh, uh-oh. Oh, now you want to see it really go down? Get some of this, kid! Get some of this, kid! Wha, wha, oh! (laughing) There you have it for
unexpected talents, man. All right, the track off
the album, "Win", right? Is, I mean, I gotta believe
the moment you heard the horns, you were like, this is an anthem. What set you into creating that concept? - Man, when I first heard them
horns, man, I was like, man, it's like playoffs time. It's like, you ain't got no
choice but to win on this one. - Bro, I started my day
for three months straight with "Win" in my car. - That's whassup. - Playing "Win" in my
car, it gets you pumped. (audience applauds) Dedicated to people
winning in a true anthem. (beep) everything else. Win, win, win, win. Take a look. (audience applauds)
(dramatic rock music) It's eighteen kegs, big dog. (yells) - That's crazy, bro. That's crazy, bro. - The be able to land that (beep), he left one skateboard,
went to another skateboard. - [Rob] He's going 30 miles an hour. He drank half those kegs. - [Sterling] Yeah. - That's crazy right there. That's crazy. - [Rob] I don't even know what
this is, but he's winning. - [Sterling] Oh my God. Bro, what the (beep) is that? What the (beep) is that? You know he gotta be Spiderman
for the neighborhood. He gonna roll with it, oh. - [Chanel] Oh, he got a little booty bump. - [Jay] He still made it. - And they could care less, quick claps. We all amazed, they
like, yeah that's good. He does it every Wednesday. - [Jay] Wow. - The drummer gave him some praise. (laughing) - I saw that. - [Rob] Line 'em up and I got 'em. - Oh, crazy.
- Going up. (Rob beat boxes) - He about to smash all
they mamas after this, boy. - [Rob] Seems safe. - Seems safe.
- All I gotta do is fly off of this one, heyo. - [Sterling] That's possible? - [Jay] Okay. - How did he do that?
- Okay, go back. - Well, yeah, I gotta go back. - He almost killed the poor guy down here. You don't really think about where this action sports
shrapnel's gonna go. - [Sterling] You can't think about that. - [Rob] I don't know what it is, but it's something that
matters for someone somewhere, or whatever it could be. - Oh.
- What? - Wait this one lady is offended. Wait, look at her. She's scared of him. What the (beep) is that? - No, she's feeling that. - Oh, she's like, ooh. If you're not the best stick-climber, sand-jumper of all time. (audience applauds) Welcome back to Ridiculousness. We are out here just having a good time. - Yes we are. - What were those hand movements? - That was his rapper (beep). - Was it wrap? It felt ravy, right? (laughing)
I felt like I was. - Oh, you were there with it. (Rob sings rhythmically) Have you been to a rave before? - No, but I feel like
that's how they dance. - I don't think so.
- No? - I don't know.
- I don't know either. - Look, look, my hands are my hands, okay? I do everything with them, okay? If let's say my are hurt, I do nothing, because I
could not use my feet, because I don't have
coordinated toes, okay? - Coordinated toes?
- If you lost your hands, could you use your feet? - [Chanel] Yeah, I'm
pretty good with my toes. - Could you write a letter
to someone with your toes? - I think I could, actually. - I think if you had to. - Yeah.
- Yeah? Okay, now would you get on your computer and surf the worldwide web with your toes? - With my toes? If I had to. - [Rob] Okay, well, look. - You gotta buy socks and (beep). - It's a good thing that
you have the ability to use your feet in a time and need, because you're just like everybody right here using their bottom hands. Take a look. (audience applauds)
(upbeat rock music) Oh, I got a sleeping baby. - That's how she got that
first baby right there, boy. You see that happen, and you
be like, okay, sign me up. - Oh, here we are. Oh, oh, look, look. You passing that or not? - [Sterling] That's disgusting. - [Camerawoman] Woo. - Woo, craziest hands-feet ever. - [Chanel] Oh hell no. - [Sterling] No. - [Rob] Let's tenderize the
meat and get to work, shall we? - That pinky got (beep)
grip in there, don't it? - That thing is so gripped up. - [Sterling] Oh my God. - Just giving it just a bit of space. Oh boy, oh boy. - That is really stupid. - [Rob] What's up? Everything's good. - It's a hard right, though, ain't it? - [Rob] Oh, taking that dollar. Oh, hello, taking that one.
- Oh my God. - [Rob] Oh, I guess I'll grab that one. - That is so funny.
- Brah. - That's so funny. - She working with him, definitely. - He keeps throwing, she keeps picking it. It's just recycling. - Yeah, that's what I'm saying. That's like $9 the whole night. - There you have it for bottom hands. (audience applauds) Okay, when I say the word, Becky, what type of person do you think about? - A white girl. - Okay.
- White girl with the good hair, some would say. (laughing) - Shout out to B. She know about that one. - Oh yeah, no, yeah, Becky. I used to have a lot of terms
that kinda weave into Becky. - Oh, okay, like what? - I'm not talking about. Becky was a term that
people used for a girl that gave fellatio. - Oh, wait, what? - Trying to get the most technical way. - Wow, man, this is. - Really.
- We've gotten real deep. Look, we're off the rails here. - We're deep in the game now, guys. We're deep back out, we're back out. - Well, look, Beckys have a
lot of different talents, okay? (laughing) Beckys have a lot of feeling, but this category is filled
- Got this role down. - with some Beckys that really got talent. Take a look at not bad, Becky.
- I feel horrible now. (audience applauds)
(upbeat rock music) - [Rob] Hey, hit me with a shot, Becks. You got it, Becks. Got it. - That little boy right
there was like, oh yeah. - Oh, yeah. Hey, mom, look, it's a Becky. (laughs) - Gonna do some sick parkour. - [Rob] Oh, oh, oh, Whoa.
- Whoa. - Okay, this has been attempted
by a thousand drunk Beckys. This is the only time it turned out good. - Oh, man, come on, Becky. Come out, come out wherever you are. (girl screams) (Chanel laughs) - He left the food? What's going on? - [Rob] What do we got? What do we got? Okay, don't, don't, don't. Oh, oh, oh, oh, damn. It's like, okay (beep) that. I'm getting a pizza then. - [Sterling] No, bitch. - [Rob] Bitch, let's go. Let's go. - [Sterling] It's mushrooms. Come on, let's go! - Take the whole (beep)! Let's ride! Yeah, Beckys can be tricky,
but they're always hungry. We'll be right back with
more Ridiculousness. Okay, look, do either
of you play corn hole? - I play, I just played in Mexico. I play here and there. I'm pretty good. I played you.
- Yeah. - Yeah, you know.
- Yeah. - You can tell people why I end it. - How did it end? - What? - What happened? - Really?
- Yeah. - I played with Chris,
and we played against, I think, you and Drama. - Yeah, what happened? - We destroyed you guys. - Are you sure? - [Sterling] Destroyed. - Man, I don't think so. - Like twice, three times, I think. - Really?
- Yeah, it was bad. - You positive.
- Positive. - Are you sure you're not
remembering it the opposite? - Nah, not at all. - I don't remember ever Losing. - I'm pretty good. - Look, I'm from Ohio, okay? - Yeah, yeah. - I put corns in holes. - Okay.
- You know what I mean? (laughing) Okay, this category right here is filled with corn hole experts. Take a look at corn hole country. (audience applauds)
(upbeat pop music) What?
- Put your nuts under it. - Put your nuts up like aw. Man, that's when you're just really, really bored with regular corn hole. Here we go, synchronized. Oh my God.
- That was sick. - We can go pro now finally. - Corn hole. It's dude hole.
- Dude hole. It's dude hole. - Oh, here we go. Big shot, big shot. Nope, okay, no, if you want
to take that dog everywhere, you'll win every time. We'll be right back with
more Ridiculousness. Welcome back to Ridiculousness. Give it up for our guest, Nina Agdal. Let's take a look at this
recent piece of work you did. - Lotta ass, that's mine. (audience applauds) - So a category filled
with people with talent but not quite like yours, talented butts. Take a look. (upbeat hip hop music) Long range. - [Sterling] Okay, okay. - No way. - You never see him put it in there. - No, no. - So he's been walking
around all day with this in. - Yeah, yeah.
(laughing) - It's just in there all day. - I'm guessing he's got
two or three in there. That was first shot. - [Sterling] For real. That's talent. That's talent right there. - [Camerawoman] Victory. - Just only doing it once? - Yeah, hey, hey, man,
if you want take her out, - I'm just saying. - [Rob] end up on the internet. - She should have flipped it back and wore different underwear. - Yeah, that's what I was thinking. Why are you wearing granny
panties in a white dress. - Okay, okay, I'm looking
at the body of work, not the details. You know what I mean?
- No, that's great, yeah. - [Cameraman] Okay, and. - If you need a bottle
opener, just let me know and. (bottle opens) - [Sterling] Oh. - [Nina] What? (laughing) - But who's gonna drink that beer? I volunteer.
- A desperate man, you know? - But that was a twist off. That's not that impressive. - That's a Heineken. Heinekens don't twist off, okay? That guy clenched hole
and popped that thing. Okay, kids, watch your dad being brave. Intruder alert. (man farts)
(balloon pops) Oh. - You realize it's mostly
dudes doing this, right? - This is weird. - This is what you guys do? - Guys? Yeah.
- It's guys doing it. - Yeah, it's like (beep)
is that a blow dart? Yeah, (beep), let me
stick that thing in my ass and see if I can't shoot a balloon, and then look at though when he hits it, he's kind of shocked at
like how accurate he is. (man farts)
(balloon pops) There you have it for talented butts. (audience applauds) Okay so you were featured on
Beyonce's formation, right? - Yes.
- How did that happen? - Well, my publicist called and said that Beyonce publicist called and that she wanted to
speak to me directly. So I'm like, what are you waiting on to give her the damn number? She called me on the phone
and said that she wanted me to do a project with her, and I just was super excited. I was at home. I died and came back to life, and I went to the studio
immediately, did the project, and then sent it back to
her, and she was just like, oh my God, this is perfect. - And then what did you do? Were you just free styling? what were you like? - She gave me a concept, said, I want you to say
something about slay, and I just went in there. She said, gimme some New Orleans (beep), and I just was like, okay, that's easy. - Yes, okay, look. (audience applauds) We decided to find a category
of women going all out hard called here to slay. Take a look. (audience applauds)
(upbeat hip hop music) (Rob yells) - So cute, so cute. - So dope.
- Yes. - So dope. - That is the cutest video ever. - I don't give two (beep) about anything. Hit me with a two by four and, man, rah. - [Camerawoman] Whoa. - How did he get a black belt? Look at his shit. (laughs) - [Rob] Come on in here. Come on in here. You want to see what power looks like? Later. - Yo, she ain't even got on pads, though. - No, she don't need pads. She said, "Line 'em up one after another." And then each one one-by-one
is like, bring it it in and she just bam, bam. (laughing) Pop, pop, twisty,
twisty, dink, donk, bonk. - That was amazing. - Yeah, I mean, look. - That was amazing for
real and nobody clapped. So (beep) all y'all. - [Rob] Take a lap, bitches. - Yikes, hey.
- Cover your face! Cover your face! Cover your, oh. How many times do you have to kick him? - But I'm just saying you
gotta realize you're moving a little slow. Every time you put your hands up, you've already been kicked. (Sterling laughs)
Ha, ha, oh. - [Sterling] That (beep)
is just bouncing back. - There you have it for here to slay. (audience applauds) Welcome back to Ridiculousness. - Yeah, yeah. - Yeah, all right, look, a
lot of times on this show, we show martial arts in a bad light, okay? It's people doing karate, kung fu, that whole shabangabang and
doing it in a weird, bad way, but not today, not today. We're gonna show highlights of people that have extraordinary
skill sets that's put to use in a way that deserves shine on this show. Take a look at now that's good karate. - Yeah.
- Yeah. (dramatic anthem music) Give it to him.
- Give it up, give it up! - [Rob] Here we go, here we
go, here we go, here we go! (rob trills) Oh.
- Oh. - There's nothing I respect
more than kicking eight feet into the sky. - [Sterling] Yeah, me too. It's just like (rob trills). - Hey, shot it down.
- Hey, what can I do? I can kick the world. - Shut it down. - [Rob] Jump in the Barbie car, Ken. And Johnny Cash, get that song, oh. For the boys. - I had to cut my shorts for that kick. (audience applauds)
(dramatic orchestra music) - [Rob] I just wish I had this fortitude, this power, this smoothness. We're up!
- Oh yeah. - We're down, we're good,
we're good, we're good. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. - Oh yeah, all right, that's awesome. (audience applauds)
- They really flew. - I wish me and you had
this type of skills? - Yeah. - Come on, no cartwheels? You can't at least do a
Cartwheel together or something? - Oh (beep), if I could just like. - Yeah. (laughs) - Perfectly over end.
- That was like a round off. - Man, you want to know what bums me out? Is I know what a round off is. That's like some
cheerleaders (beep), right? - Yes, it is. (laughs) - [Rob] Two guys, one ball, all freedom. I'm over. I'm swinging. - They're both superhuman. - That was gangster. - It's like Batman and Robin. - Again, just two homies and a trampoline. (crowd cheers)
I don't get it. - [Sterling] Fake bricks, fake bricks. - [Rob] I don't get it. - When would you ever use
this move in real life? - That's what I'm saying. What, do you gotta headbutts
someone, flip over, headbutt a bunch of people
sleeping you gotta knock out? - [Sterling] Those
bricks fake as hell, man. - [Rob] What are these made out of? Still though, look how happy this guy is. - Yeah, he is bouncing a lot. - Look, homie, you're way too
big for this fast of a clap. I lost a hat. Oh, (beep), there goes my shirt. Oh!
- Oh! - Imagine every time he smash
a chick, he just do this. - Yeah, oh, man. - Like she barely turns around, and he's flipped over
her, his closed are off. No, ah, oh, okay. Here we go. ♪ The knife goes chop, chop, chop ♪ ♪ If I miss the spaces in between ♪ ♪ My fingers will come off ♪ ♪ And if I hit my fingers ♪ ♪ Blood will soon come out ♪ ♪ But all the same I play this game ♪ ♪ Because that's I'm all about ♪ - What's she singing?
- Hold up. - Oh, chop, chop, chop, chop, chop, chop. - [Girl In White Top] Holy. - [Sterling] And she
wondering why she's single. - Oh.
- There you have it for superhuman. All right, Dad, have you always been a guy that has had a mean clutch gene
to be able to make it happen when the highest pressure was on you? - Always. - You know, and look, and
that confidence and that look and that question-- - Swagged out, always. (laughing) Next question. - But there's only one time
when it comes back to haunt me. Last time my dad was out
here, we did some golfing, and we ended up tied on the 18th hole, and this man has an 18
foot putt to beat me on the final hole. Take a look at this. Look at this. Gene lines up, because he's clutch, and he ain't having his son
win nothing on his watch, stop. - Oh, that's nice. Short game is nice. That's a great play. - Okay, man, I'm happy
and sad at the same time. You know what I mean? You want to beat your dad? You just do. (laughing) All right, this category
is dedicated to people that have what you have. We call it Gene genes. Take a look. (audience applauds)
(upbeat rock music) All that down to zero seconds. What you got? - [Sterling] Swish. - I mean, that was lefthanded too. - Look at this coach
right here hating so hard. - [Rob] Oh yeah. No good.
- Not good. - [Sterling] It's definitely good, bro. - Oh boy, look at that.
- Oh my God. - [Rob] All the way in. All the way in. - That's nice. - Does this reminds you of my soccer days? - [Gene] You better believe it? - Yes. (laughing) - Here we go, a little
thing we call frisbeein'. Oh, whoa, boom. - This is a real sport? - I don't know what it is, but I think this is a real sport. - Is it? You can't be a real sport when you only have one
black person on the field. (laughing) It ain't a real sport
until at least five of us. Here we go. Pitching outside. Everything's good. We're gonna walk this big fella. We're gonna walk big fella. Okay, it's on the outside
unless you throw it right here. (bat hits ball) Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah. You know what that means. - How would you not throw it outside? - I think we all make mistakes. Okay, last second. Let it go. Okay, there you have it. That young lady had the Gene gene. We'll be right back with
more Ridiculousness. - This is crazy. - Okay, let's talk
about boy genius, right? - [Miles] Yep. - You're a genius on the show, because it's a lot different than your Blackish character, right? - Very different, very different. - You had to go one to the other. - Yes.
- What do you like better? You like being the genius? - I feel like they're
pretty much the same person. They love to dance. They love their family and everything. The only difference is
just the academic-wise, Jack is not very up
there in the head, but-- - Now where do you lie in real life? - Oh, I'm definitely not a Jack, bro. - I'm definitely not a Jack. - Are you a genius? - I wouldn't say I'm a genius. I'm in high school, but I'm
not like a genius-genius like Emmett is, but definitely yeah, yeah. - Well, look, this first
category is dedicated to people that are going to be geniuses. Take a look at future Emmetts. (audience applauds)
(upbeat rock music) Okay, what do I got right here? Oh, okay, I see a little place to get out, but I can't fit little,
big, old, fat baby body. - What? - [Rob] So instead of
going all the way out, I'm just gonna get all
the way over to here, - [Miles] Strong baby. - Oh, he's so smart.
- and because I'm strong, I'm smart,
- So smart, oh man. - I know.
- Just let him out. - I'll just put it up
on my little baby belly. - If you can do all this, you
gotta pay rent in my house. You gotta pay rent if you can do all this. - Go get a job, little fella. - [Sterling] Yeah, he can do anything. - All he wanted to do was
get onto the bed to do this. - That is awesome. First of all, can I say one thing? Can I say one thing? - Yeah.
- The fact that you actually do that is amazing. I've watched this show for so long. I've never really thought
you actually did it, and that's just talent, bro. That is just amazing. I did too. - It's a remote control.
- I don't know why, but that is literally
- I like this kid. I like this kid. - that is the coolest
thing I've ever seen. - I'm gonna say it right now,
I'm gonna say it right now. Can we get a standing
ovation for Sterling please? (audience applauds) Standing ovation, standing ovation. - Steelo, Steelo, Steelo. - [Crowd] Steelo, Steelo, Steelo, Steelo. - It's a remote. It's a remote. It's just a remote, guys.
(laughing) - [Rob] I need to skirt. - [Sterling] Oh my God. You're caring for yourself at this point. - [Miles] That is amazing. - Look, this is a baby genius right here. - I mean, yeah, okay. Yeah, I kinda see it. - [Rob] Look, the legs popped up into perfect swing position. - [Sterling] He's already asleep. - [Miles] Yeah, you're right. - He's asleep. He just got 24 bucks an hour. They we're babysitting. - Exactly, man.
(laughing) That's awesome. - Oh yeah, oh. - Whoa. - Oh, man, she caught it so quick. - Wait, rewind that. Run that back, Steelo. - [Rob] She just
disrespected him like, nope. - [Sterling] She called him trash. - There you have it for future Emmetts. All right, let's talk about
dude perfect a little bit. One of the most engaging
things about the videos is what happens when you
guys actually make a shot. Take a look at some of these celebrations. (intense rock music) (guys yell) (Rob yells) Go back, go back, go back. We got the most rugged,
rugged guy of the crew. He's got the mean beard. He's got some crock cowboy boots on. He throws this. He throws up the cross, and then wham. (guys talk over each other) - And then he's so proud of it. - It is twinkle toes at its finest, man. Go ahead. Watch him spin it out. Whoo, whoo! - That's horrible.
- There you go. All right, our first category dedicated to the way the dudes
celebrate called dudebrations. Take a look. (audience applauds)
(upbeat anthem music) - First up.
- Doing it big. - [Kid Behind Camera] Chew, chew. Oh my god.
- Chew it, chew it. You don't eat it. You don't eat it, it ain't real. (laughing) Let's all hold hands and go for it. Get there. - [Man In Gray Shirt] They got it. - [Chanel] That's sick. - That's awesome.
- Even the mountain's smiling. - I got, don't, don't,
don't, don't blow it. Don't be the one that blows it. Don't be the one. Don't be the one. Okay, all right, uh-oh. Does it matter that we lost by 15 goals? (guys cheer)
There it is. (audience applauds) - One, two, three.
- Oh no. (guys cheer) - That's a lot of broverload
for kind of small shot. - Okay, this is complete broverload. You're the best! I am the best! Rudy, Rudy, Rudy. (laughs) I (beep) love you. These are times we're never gonna forget. Abbie, I have heard you
say that you, yourself, are actually a miracle. - Yes, I was born a premature baby. So I was supposed born in
October, but I was born in July. I was born early, - Wow.
- Wow. - and yeah, and I was so
small that I could fit in my dad's hand. So the doctors, they predicted that I'm gonna have disabilities learning, vision impairment, all these things, but thank the good Lord
I am here, I'm healthy. (audience applauds) - Okay, well, look, you
are, in fact, a miracle in the real way. Everything in this
category is also a miracle, but in a very, very minor way. Take a look at minor miracles. (audience applauds)
- I'm ready for this one. - [Rob] Here we go, cruize. Hey, what's up? Oh, oh.
- He was too happy. He was too happy. - [Rob] He's like, I did
it, stole a whole 24 pack. - [Sterling] I got the gear, guys. - [Abbie] No, you don't. - And look, not a single bottle. - [Abbie] Oh wow. - Not one broke, bro. - Yeah, the party will go on. Open wide. - Give me-- - Oh my God. - That was so cool
- That's a miracle that he got through. - [Abbie] Wow. - [Sterling] It got through perfectly. - [Rob] Tom Brady with the tater tots. You gotta see it and believe it, power. - [Abbie] Whoa, that was cool. - Whoa. - He fell in love with her, didn't he? - He did, he's like-- - He turned around.
- Yeah, that look, though. - [Sterling] Damn, girl. - [Rob] What have I witnessed? It's coming in hot. - [Sterling] Oh yeah, that's crazy. - Wait, wait.
- Okay, go back. This thing hit off the wall, and if there's not security cam, he was just telling a story
that nobody believes forever. Oh bam, man. Oh, oh, oh.
(laughing) - His mind was instantly blown. - It was here, and I was
here, and then it was here! (audience applauds) Well, when you hear the word, nerd, what does it mean to you? - Means smart. - [Rob] That's right. - Means brilliant, means special. Yeah, all that good stuff. - Boom, tell us some of
the nerd achievements that have changed our lives, go. - Nerd achieve, every.
- That's right. - I mean, any.
- That's right. - I don't know. I mean, any invention. - I think we should be the
most thankful for doctors - That's not an invention. - and brain surgeons. - I think, maybe, like
the airplane is amazing. - Thank you.
- Yeah, but I think we should be more thankful
for those type of nerds than one's who make stuff.
- Video games, Rubiks cube. - Yeah. - Okay, everything that works that you can't believe it works, and you're like, God, we
live in incredible times! What a modern Marvel! I just ordered a pizza off an app! (laughing) - That's pretty fly. - Okay, so our first category is dedicated to some of these smart individuals that are doing some incredible things. Take a look at nerdchievements. (audience applauds) - [Sterling] Oh, oh. - It's not even gravity! Physics can't even create such a thing! - He's so speechless, he
can't even say anything. - [Rob] Boom bap. - I just love that he's peaked at 12. (kid beat boxes) - [Chanel] He's not a nerd. That's tight. - [Kid Off Camera] Will, now
do that alien frog thing. (kid growls)
(laughing) - Your type ain't ready
for the frog squeal. Oh (beep), you're talking about
three Rubik's cubes getting juggled at the one time? Up and right and up and
right and up and right and up and right and right.
- Yo, that's amazing. - [Chanel] Oh my God. I didn't realize he's doing it while he. - [Sterling] Yo. - [Chanel] Yo. - But you know it's like
the Virgin Olympics, though. (laughing) - [Rob] Man, then guess what? He just won gold. (upbeat band music) - Okay.
- About to go down in band camp. (beep) about to get real. Grab me, Jeff! Spin me upside, and let's get to work! - So how do you volunteer to
hold his (beep) by your face? How do you become that guy? That's like, I don't care. - [Rob] I could walk or
I could slip and slide. - Does he have on Heelies? - What is he wearing, Heelies? - He's got Heelies on.
- Oh, yeah, he's a nerd. - He's certified. - And he's thinking about some equation at the same time, look. - Oh my God. Oh, so that's the hypotenuse, solved. (laughing)
There you have it for Nerdcheivements. Welcome back to a very special episode of Major Key-diculousness
with our guest, DJ Khaled. All right, let's talk about
the smash hit, "Shining", man. - Yes.
- What what's it all about? What inspired it? I mean, we know it's an
anthem, but what drove to-- - Well, the record,
"Shining", first of all, Beyonce is somebody I've been wanting to work with my whole life. I'm a big fan, but JayZ is
also a good friend of mine and consider him as a brother of mine, and I played JayZ the "Shining" track. So as the beat come on, he like, and I see it in
his eyes, he was like, ooh, you know what I'm saying? So I already knew that he like it. Soon as the beat cut off, I was like, "Man, you know I would love
for you to get on this, "but, you know, I know the answer's no, "but if you want to play
it for your wife, you know, "that's on you, but you know." The night before the Grammy's, boom, JayZ hits me up, song done. So I'm like, I literally shed some tears, and I was with my son. I had a moment, because
this is Beyonce and JayZ. - Yeah.
- You know what I'm saying? And then so, I got a clear
sample, mixed the record, mastered the record, get it
approved from Beyonce and Jay-Z and do my sprinkles and put it together. You know what I mean?
- Yeah. - All in less than 24 hours, - Oh, (beep). - because we wanted to premier
it right after the Grammys. Special moment, special time,
you know what I'm saying? So we did it. You know what I'm saying? - Look, look, congratulations,
first of all, okay. (audience applauds) We decided let's dedicate
a category of videos of people just winning, Okay? Over and over, we call it shining. Take a look. - That's my category.
(audience applauds) (upbeat rock music) - [Rob] This could get dangerous unless you're all about winning. - That was amazing. - [Rob] I put bowl in my whole
life and all I do is win. - I love this category. - I swear I will roll it down
the middle the whole way, and at the very end, it's like whir, and this guy throws it to the side, and it ends up being a strike. - When you're great, you're just great. (laughing) - [Chanel] I'm definitely
not great at bowling then. - That looked lucky, though, but. (laughing) - [Rob] Oh yeah, the
trash boys are at it, oh. - Yo, that was sick. - That was amazing. - Look, man, I'll skate
anything: a trash can. Oh man, he's the greatest
to ever do it, man. (kids cheer)
It ain't about what you do. It's about how well you do it. - Hey, yeah, but hold on, hold on, but the key on this one, he's
representing the big boys. - [Rob] Yeah, he is. - You know what I'm saying? That ain't a skinny dude. He out there doing some things that-- - But which way is Jiffy Lube? I'm confused. (laughing) - [Khaled] That's like me
doing all that right now. - [Kid Behind Camera] Yeah! - [Rob] Uh-oh, world classic. Everyone doesn't gonna
believe it's gonna happen. It can't happen. It happened!
- Oh! - It happened. It doesn't even make sense. It just doesn't even make sense. - He has a boner from doing it. He got a boner from doing. - Oh, oh, oh, oh man. Oh, oh. - Oh. - He just got a (beep)
from doing it. (laughs) - Okay, there you have it
for shining right there. There you have. - [Sterling] Oh (beep). - Now, do either of you
have any party talents where you do something
- Party talent? - you know, like-- - I can dance. Is that a party talent?
- Okay, okay. I mean, no, no. - I think he's looking more for
like I can make good drinks. That's a party talent. - that's not a party talent. - And I'm good at cleaning up. That's a party talent too. - Okay.
- Those are not party talents. - Yes, they are.
- Hey, hey. - Don't send her home.
- When you have a party - At my house, yes it is.
- with this (beep). I think he meant more like
doing some weird (beep). - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - Crush a can with my titties, or I'm gonna (beep) hang some
(beep) and flip it around. - Yes, yes. - Those are considered party talents. I would never, no.
- Okay, like if you're good at a beer bong, that's kind of a party talent. - Yeah, that is. - I'm good at a beer bong.
- Look, I didn't expect it, but you are a super talented partyer. - She said, "Cleaning
up" and you said, "True". (laughing) - Well, look, all of these people in this category are just like Chanel. They're party gifted. Take a look. (audience applauds)
(upbeat electronic music) - [Rob] Oh, here we go. - Okay.
- Okay, all right. I don't know if this, (bottle pops)
oh! - That was a full on cork. - And look, we know getting a (beep) cork off a champagne bottle
means that (beep) was kind of like entered a noose,
and it was locked up to where she had to work that thing out. - [Sterling] You can tell it is. Look at her leg moving. - [Rob] Man, she's like-- - [Sterling] She's putting
that thing all in there. - [Rob] Man. - What hasn't been opened
by her ass in this house? - That's a party talent. - Yeah, I wouldn't invite
him to the parties, but that is a party talent. - But when he gets there,
it's a hell of a time. - Yeah, ah, you here now, for sure. - Wait, watch this. - What's it gonna be? Oh, oh, oh. Oh, ooh, oh, hey. Whoop, shots. - Look at his friends. Like, is he doing it behind me? He does that.
- Yeah, this is the face of a man who's seen it for 10 years. - Yeah, let me know when it's over, guys. Let me know who it's over. - [Rob] Oh Lord. - [Sterling] You gonna
end up on Ridiculousness. Don't do it. - [Rob] I can take a whole dog. - [Sterling] That's heartburn right there. - [Rob] Oh, instant heartburn. - [Sterling] It's going
come out just like that too. (boy pukes) - Oh!
- Oh! That is very, very disgusting. We'll be right back with
more Ridiculousness. All right, Quinton, you
have worked with everybody from Lady Gaga to Pitbull
to Rick Ross, right? Where do you get inspiration
when you're producing? - Inspiration comes
from anything from just what you're feeling and what
artist you're working with. - Okay, what about the internet? - The internet, it could
come from Chanel's selfies. (Chanel laughs) - Okay, look, what type of
beat inspiration is this? (laughing) All right, look, we found a
lot of people on the internet just inspiring great sound. We call it sparks of genius. Take a look. (audience applauds) (kid beat boxes) I call this one F the rainforest. (laughing) - That was kinda tight. - [Sterling] That was dope. - [Phone] The answer is one, zero, zero, zero (rob talks over) - [Rob] Guess who just made math cool. (man beat boxes)
- zero, zero, zero, zero, zero, zero, zero, zero. - Man, I--
- Hey, that was kind of sick too.
- Yeah. - Man, that one feels kinda like a hit. That was going like a hit. (man plays the trumpet) Ah, the virginity waltz. - [Chanel] Oh my God. - Imagine telling somebody
like, yeah, I play the chair in the band. (chicken horns blown rhythmically) - What?
- Are those chickens? - [Rob] These are chickens. - [Quinton] That dude's
slapping the chicken. He's slapping the chicken. - [Sterling] No. - [Rob] And let the beat drop. - [Kid Behind Camera] Shake it! - Even chickens know how to let it rock. We'll be right back with
more Ridiculousness. - Okay, I did a show called Amazingness where it featured just
incredibly talented individuals. Did you like that show? - I loved it. - Now what'd you love so much about it? - That there wasn't
cussing and bad things. - Okay, because I know how
much you appreciate talent. So we decided to create a
category dedicated strictly for you called amazingnessdiculousness. Take a look. (upbeat electronic music)
(audience applauds) Oh, look at it. Look at it. Oh my God. Tell me you're not gonna
do it under 20 seconds. - Oh my God, the
excitement, the excitement. - [Rob] Oh my God, I've peaked! I've peaked! - And still didn't try to
hug either one of the girls. - [Rob] Oh, man. - [Sterling] That was
your opportunity, bro. - No, mark, no? No, no, I'd rather get a
hold of Jeff over here. (Sterling laughs) - [Rob] Okay, all right, look at it. - Oh, man.
- Okay, you see that? - [Sterling] He picked the right girls. Look at their faces, instantly. (laughing) - Oh, forget that, ah! Just like, oh my God! (laughing) - [Rob] Coming in hot, spread, oh, oh, oh. Zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom. - Oh my gosh. - [Rob] Man. - [Chanel] That kid is crazy. - Oh man.
- That is crazy. - That's a child who's literally stuck. It's been over, and he can't get up. Throw it in! Let him rip! - Oh, now that was great. - [Sterling] That's
pretty good, uh-oh, uh-oh. Gotta throw one back. Gotta throw one back. - He looks like Fabio.
(Chanel laughs) - So it's cool. - Okay, I mean, do you
approve of the beer or no? - I don't have a problem with one. (laughing) - The one beer. - This is certainly not gonna
turn into an all day thing.
