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You've probably seen the Dutch "the netherlands second" video by now. Today, a german late night show came up with their own German version of the video. But that's not all. Turns out that in a collaboration effort, 11 late nigt shows across Europe have each made their own version of the video. They can all be seen at http://www.everysecondcounts.eu as they get released in the coming days

these are funny, until you realise that the president of the USA actually speaks and thinks like that.
It's not even parody, just mimicry.

The creators of South Park recently said that because of exactly this, Trump is very hard to parody.

Edit:
Actually got a link: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-02-02/d ... ne/8236338

Instead of competing for second (which is currently a very crowded boat), I think Canada is willing to settle for 3rd.

joke gets old pretty quickly tbh

seremtan wrote:joke gets old pretty quickly tbh

Yep, couldn't make it through more than one more of those things. The notion that so many of these videos are being made is simultaneously hilarious and tragic.

Memphis wrote:didn't click lol

of course not, they're making fun of your hero

Transient wrote:

seremtan wrote:joke gets old pretty quickly tbh

Yep, couldn't make it through more than one more of those things. The notion that so many of these videos are being made is simultaneously hilarious and tragic.

Yeah the joke itself kind of outstays its welcome after the first vid, but I find the whole motion of this having become a coordinated effort throughout Europe after Arjan Lubach's video kinda funny.

also, the german sense of humour

it's like watching someone try comedy for the very first time. awwwwww

seremtan wrote:also, the german sense of humour

Even from a german perspective, Böhmermann isn't funny.
He tries hard, though. He's a classic millenial, imo.

My favourit comedian (for lack of a better word) is Josef Hader from Austria. Unfortunately he hasn't said anything about Trump yet, afaik.

tbh even this guy struggles, and his act is in english

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Henning Wehn.. never heard of him.

edit: read his german Wiki. Well, do we need to explain our jokes?
From the Wiki that is what he does.

He's brilliant