Keegan-Michael Key Does Impressions of Shaq, President Obama, Snoop Dogg and More | The Tonight Show

Summary

In a delightful and entertaining script, Keegan-Michael Key showcases his talent for voice acting and impressions. He engages in a playful conversation about the Super Bowl, bringing his iconic characters to life with unique perspectives. From the substitute teacher Mr. Garvey's enthusiasm for the game to Toad's innocent excitement, each character adds a humorous twist. Key's impressions of Coach Hines, Delroy, Shaq, Snoop Dogg, President Obama, and his anger translator Luther, provide a diverse and comical commentary on the Super Bowl, showcasing his versatility and humor.

Takeaways

• 🎭 The script features a talented voice actor known for creating and voicing iconic characters.
• 🎉 The actor engages in a fun exercise of voicing different characters to talk about the Super Bowl.
• 🏈 The first character, Mr. Garvey, is portrayed as eagerly waiting for the game and mentions Patrick Mahomes and Brock Purdy.
• 🍄 The character Toad from 'Super Mario Brothers' is depicted as excited about the game, despite not knowing what football is.
• 🏟️ Coach Hines is portrayed as a stern character, warning the audience to behave or face consequences.
• 🦜 Delroy, the parrot, humorously suggests playing the Super Bowl in Jamaica and promoting the movie 'Migration'.
• 🏀 The character Shaq is depicted as making a prediction about the game being close, showing his sports commentary style.
• 😄 Snoop Dogg's character is portrayed with his signature laid-back style, humorously referring to the Super Bowl as 'Supa Drizzle'.
• 🏆 President Obama's character is portrayed as wishing everyone a good time and hoping for a fair game.
• 🔥 President Obama's anger translator, Luther, passionately supports Kansas City, showing a stark contrast to Obama's calm demeanor.
• 👏 The script concludes with the audience applauding the performance of Keegan-Michael Key, highlighting his versatility and talent.

Q & A

What is the main activity the speaker is suggesting to engage in?

The speaker is suggesting to engage in doing impressions of various characters and have them comment on the Super Bowl.

Who is Mr. Garvey and what does he say about the Super Bowl?

Mr. Garvey is one of the characters the speaker impersonates. He expresses excitement about the game, mentioning 'Pay-trick Ma-homies' and 'B-rock Pur-die,' which are likely playful mispronunciations of player names.

How does the character Toad from 'Super Mario Brothers' feel about the Super Bowl?

Toad is excited about the game, even though he admits he doesn't know what football is, suggesting he finds the event entertaining regardless.

What does Coach Hines threaten to do if the audience doesn't behave?

Coach Hines threatens to 'scram it' if the audience doesn't take it easy, indicating he might stop the event or take some action to maintain order.

What suggestion does Delroy, the parrot, make for the next Super Bowl?

Delroy suggests that the next Super Bowl should be played in Jamaica, showing a preference for a more relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere.

How does the impersonation of Shaq view the upcoming game?

Shaq's impersonation views the game as being close and good, but he is unsure of the outcome, indicating a competitive match.

What does the impersonation of Snoop Dogg say about the Super Bowl?

Snoop Dogg's impersonation humorously describes the Super Bowl as the 'Supa Drizzle' and mentions it will be 'on this nizzle mcdizzle,' using his signature slang.

What does the impersonation of President Obama say about watching the Super Bowl?

President Obama's impersonation suggests that they will have a good time watching the game and hopes that the best team wins.

Who is Luther and what is his role in the script?

Luther is President Obama's anger translator in the script. He expresses strong support for 'Kansas City,' indicating a favorite team in the Super Bowl.

What is the overall tone of the script?

The overall tone of the script is light-hearted and humorous, with the speaker playfully impersonating various characters to comment on the Super Bowl.

Who is the speaker in the script and what is their profession?

The speaker in the script is Keegan-Michael Key, a comedian and actor known for his impersonations and sketch comedy.