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The Saddest Sibling Rivalry of All Time

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The setup

When a man comes home to share his engagement news at Thanksgiving dinner, his toxic older brother Clive turns family joy into the most passive-aggressive nightmare imaginable.

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The premise

Here’s the bit.

A young man (Keegan-Michael Key) returns home for Thanksgiving to share exciting news about his engagement and upcoming wedding in Hawaii. However, his abrasive older brother Clive (Jordan Peele) systematically undermines every piece of good news with jealous negativity. Clive criticizes everything from the economy class flight tickets to claiming the fiancée's photo is "airbrushed," all while disrespectfully talking back to their mother. The visual comedy is enhanced by Clive's appearance - balding with a terrible combover, wearing a grim reaper t-shirt, and eating pizza from a box while the rest of the family enjoys a proper Thanksgiving dinner. Clive claims to have been "taking care of Mom and Dad for 15 years" while clearly being an unemployed, bitter man-child living at home. The sketch perfectly captures toxic sibling rivalry and family dysfunction during the holidays.

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Highly quotable.

50% end in divorce, thems just the facts

SHUT UP MOOOOOOOOM

SILENCE FROM YOU, YOU'RE CUT OFF... from talking

I've been here for the last 15 years, taking care of Mom and Dad

Great lighting

Airbrushed?

Not the best presenter

MELE KALIKIMAKA

Behind the scenes

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A little extra

Notes from the archive.

Video has 26.8 million views on YouTube (as of upload date Nov 28, 2019). Contains strong language. Duration: 248 seconds (approximately 4 minutes). Episode also contains sketches about gangsters and terrorists. The contrast between Clive's pizza box meal and the family's proper dinner is a recurring visual gag. Clive's terrible haircut and bald spot are emphasized throughout.

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