Awesome Key & Peele

(NSFW: Language, Crude Humor) Georgina and Esther are pacifists under God’s request. But if Satan won’t get his hands off their loved ones, they’re going to open up a can of whoop ass. With their prayers of course.

Key & Peele imagine how Pres. Obama greets different kind of people. As in white people and black people. Handshakes for the others, hug and kisses for the brothers and sisters. Apparently the President was into New Era caps.

Key & Peele whets our comedic appetites with a new sketch. When Earth comes under attack by shapeshifting aliens, two dudes devise a quick test to find out if someone is an alien. Or a racist. Third season starts 9/24.

In this sketch from their upcoming 4th season, Key & Peele poke fun at comic book legend Stan Lee, as he pitches a variety of new superheroes which are merely a reflection of his everyday life as an old man.

Key & Peele’s excitable valets bit is getting mad old. But if you can watch them one last time, this promo for Non-Stop would be the perfect way to cap it off, because none other than their idol Liam Neesons drops by.

(NSFW: Language) Three bros try to fake it ’til they make it, casually dropping a non-existent catchphrase like it’s already a thing. But their friend’s not buying it. Probably because they forgot the magic word.

Martial artist Doug Duggart will teach you all of the important Brazilian Jiu Jitsu moves you need to know to defend yourself from would-be attackers – assuming you meet his singular criteria – you’re not a dude.

(NSFW: Language) Two cops catch up to their target but quickly find themselves at an impasse. Freddie Wong and crew combine their visual effects comedy with Key & Peele’s punchline-stretching humor.

(NSFW: Language) Pre-fight press events are often tense, the air filled with testosterone and trash talking. But this boxer takes the intimidation to another level. A level called love. How can these guys not crack themselves up?

Keegan Michael goes up against the freestyle rap champ in an amusing battle of chest-puffery and one-upsmanship. Though it’s clear that his hype man, played by Jordan – doesn’t quite understand his job responsibilities.

A villain is frustrated when his boisterous foes won’t let him get a word in edgewise. Key & Peele rag on Les Miserables – and all musicals for that matter – in this skit from the third season of their show.

A brief, but amusing follow-up to Key & Peele’s pants-wetting hilarious sendup of bad football player names, played during their recent visit to the Conan O’Brien show. They could do a whole 30-minute show of these, and we’d tune in.

Keegan-Michael Key & Jordan Peele’s excitable valet characters get pumped up about Key & Peele. They love they Key & Peeles, dog! Straight virals, man! Epidemics! It would be so amazing if they shot this video in just one take.

(NSFW) It looks like the third season of Key & Peele will feature parodies of The Walking Dead, Django Unchained and Les Miserables, along with the old reliables such as the East/West Bowl and the ecstatic action movie fans.

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.