Reggie Watts

It was like 1970, I don't know, 79 or something like that in 1980.

And, uh,

Yeah.

And like this bell just immediately falls on him and you hear this or whatever.

And I couldn't stop laughing for an hour.

Cause it's just like, it happens so quickly.

It's just like, I'm up hitting you a splash.

There are reports of an unidentified person.

Yeah, I don't know.

I guess some of it is the Muppets, for sure.

They had a silliness to them that was very... It was just very silly.

And so it starts with silliness.

And then I think Monty Python...

When I saw Monty Python, that blew me away.

And that was this absurdist, silly humor.

And so I think it's just an appreciation for things that are silly and mixing it with not having to have to make everything make sense and connect.

uh that ideas can be and i think it probably came from studying music you know where music it's like you can throw things that don't make sense at all in a composition and it and it works and you can it can be disjointed and it can change styles drastically at any given moment it doesn't have to make sense and so i think with humor and just expanding it to humor and

improvised or improv based comedy or whatever performance.

I think that that's kind of where that all came from.

Just being silly, but don't, I don't have to make it a cohesive narrative, like a little perfect sense narrative.