Awesome Key & Peele

Comedy duo Rhett and Link get together with comedy duo Key and Peele to school us on the finer points of posing for photographs. Of course, you can only do these poses if you’re part of a comedy duo… or a comedy quartet.

We still have two long months before the new season of Key & Peele. To tide you over, here’s an old skit from the duo. It’s a precursor to their passive aggressive one-up sketches. A bit raw, but still hilarious.

(NSFW: Language) Key & Peele take a little roadtrip, when Keegan Michael stumbles upon Jordan’s ridiculously warped audio playlist. A good reason not to record personal diaries on your media player.

Key & Peele’s promo for A Good Day to Die Hard cannot hold a candle to the skit that was used as a basis for that ad, where the valets get pumped up discussing Liam Neesons and Bruce Willy.

Keegan-Michael and Jordan make us spit out our coffee once more, taking on the silly urban trend of leaving the tags on hats. Dudes, if you can afford a New Era cap, you can afford a pair of scissors.

Key & Peele take on a tried and tested action movie trope: the old hero who’s quit the game and went off the grid way before the start of the movie. You know what happens next. Or do you?

What starts out as a simple LMFAO parody – which, come to think of it, is a feat in itself – quickly reveals its genius. There’s a very thin line between the party goer’s heaven and his hell.

Another gem of a skit from Comedy Central’s Key & Peele. This time they tackle the propensity of African-Americans to bestow unique names to their kids. We’d love to see hear these guys get drafted.

Comedy Central’s hysterical duo Key & Peele just about made us spit our coffee clear across the room this morning with this sketch about everyone’s favorite bowel-shaking music known as dubstep.