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East/West Bowl Rap Showdown

Key & Peele
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The setup

Ahead of the East/West Bowl, the East squad drops a homemade hype rap trashing the West, and the West fires back with a far glossier video.

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The premise

Here’s the bit.

In the East locker room, two teammates watch Leoz Maxwell Jilliumz sleep and imagine he is dreaming about beating the West. His dream plays out as a scrappy rap video in which East players introduce themselves with brag rhymes built around their outlandish names, backed by a saxophone and guitar. Leoz wakes up wondering whether it was all a dream, just as the West players watch the very same clip on a phone. They answer with a slick studio production full of lens flares, motorcycles and cheerleaders, trading verses until BYU kicker Dan Smith closes with an unexpectedly raunchy solo.

The funny people

Meet the cast. 20

Say it with us

Highly quotable.

It must have been all a dream. Or was it?

Oh, it's on.

Behind the scenes

The people who made it.

A little extra

Notes from the archive.

The episode "East/West Bowl Rap" (Season 3, Episode 2) takes its title from this sketch, and both rap videos reuse the player names first introduced in the original East/West College Bowl sketch.

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