Key and peele gay wedding advice

In preparation for their cousin's marriage to another man, a family asks a gay man questions about what the wedding ceremony will be like and for "advice" about attending.

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“None of us are gay so I would assume we would all sit in the straight section.” “So when in the ceremony do we sing Over the Rainbow?” “I’m nervous because I can only do jazz hands for like 3 minutes before my hands start to cramp.” “Now can we see the pony show from the straight section or are we way in the back somewhere?”. This week it’s something arguably even trickier than fighting off a space invader attack: explaining a gay wedding to family members who want to be supportive but have questions.

Everyone sits in the same section, people 臘‍♂️. Featuring special guests Romany Malco, Vy Smith, Lance Reddick and Gary Anthony Williams, the sketch finds Key and Peele hilariously debunking myths about gay weddings, with topics. This is also the goal number one goal of their pseudo-news late night shows. However even without intentionally intending to do so, Key and Peele bring attention to the misconceptions of others when it comes to gay marriage and everything that it encompasses in one of their more recent sketches.

The sketch itself is funny; I myself had a good laugh at various aspects of the sketch.

However, while being a form of comedic entertainment, the sketch also calls to mind some serious misconceptions that members of the LGBT community in general are forced to deal with on a daily basis. Both writers have a dedicated diverse following, however that following is still a fraction of what it should be. However, that is the exact effect the sketch has.

Key and Peele bring a different and effective medium to the table in order to open up the eyes of many about how backwards societies current views are towards the LGBT community: and that medium is humor. Humor as been proven an effective tool to unite, and motivate people to change. Sign up Log in.