NOW MY MOM'S UP

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Why it worked

The video uses relatable humor about parent-child relationships and the awkwardness of growing up. The comedian's self-deprecating jokes and the unexpected punchline about the exact moment their friendship changed likely resonated with viewers, driving engagement.

Summary

A comedian recounts a humorous conversation with his mother about their past close relationship. He jokes about how their bond changed over time, contrasting his childhood perception of their friendship with his mother's current perspective.

Structure

1Comedian introduces a question from his mom about their friendship.
2He reflects on his childhood perception of their close bond.
3He humorously describes how he perceived their relationship as a child.
4He contrasts this with his mother's current perspective.
5He reveals the specific moment he believes their friendship changed.

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NOW MY MOM'S UP MY MOM I'M NOT GONNA MAKE FUNNY MY MOM ASKED ME IT'S KIND OF AN MY MOM ASKED ME SHE'S LIKE WHEN DID WE STOP BEING BEST FRIENDS AND SHE'S RIGHT WE USED TO BE YOU REMEMBER THAT WHEN LIKE YOU LOVED YOUR MOM WAS THE COOLEST YOU REMEMBER WHEN YOU WAS THE COOLEST YOU REMEMBER WHEN YOU LITTLE BOY EVERY LITTLE BOY IS JUST THEIR MOM'S GAY THERE'S LITERALLY 0 DIFFERENCE I WAS GAY FOR SHE WOULD PICK ME UP FROM SCHOOL GIRL TELL ME ABOUT YOUR DAY I THOUGHT SHE WAS COOL I'D BE LIKE BAM BAM LET'S GO I WOULD DANCE FOR HER JUST BE LIKE LOOK AT MY LITTLE DANCER WHEN WE STOPPED BEING AND I DON'T HAVE THE HEART TO TELL HER LIKE MOST MEN I KNOW EXACTLY WHEN STOPPED BEING FRIENDS

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Transcript

Now my mom's up. My mom. I'm not gonna make funny. My mom asked me. It's kind of an. My mom asked me. She's like, when did we stop being best friends? And she's right. We used to be. You remember that when, like, you loved your mom. Was the coolest. You remember when you. Was the coolest. You remember when you, little boy. Every little boy is just their mom's gay best friend. There's literally zero difference. I was gay for. She would pick me up from school. Girl. Tell me about your day. I thought she was cool. I'd be like, bam. Bam. Let's go. I would dance for her. Just. Be like, look at my little dancer. When we stopped being. And I don't have the heart to tell her. Like most men, I know exactly when stopped being friends. The first time I whacked off. Whacked off. All right.