Derrick Comedy
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Derrick Comedy is an Internet sketch comedy group from New York University (NYU). The group has a large Youtube following and was mentioned in Rolling Stone in July of 2007.[1]
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[edit] Members
- Dominic Dierkes
- Donald Glover
- DC Pierson
- Dan Eckman
- Meggie McFadden
[edit] Video sketches
- Drunk Baby
- Progression of a Mad Hatter
- Tracing the Call
- Diet Coke with Lime
- Pennyweather Lemonade
- K.P.
- Movie Executive Dad
- Opposite Day
- Keyboard Kid
- He Really Gave It to Me
- Spelling Bee
- Self Defense
- Daughters
- Girls Are Not to Be Trusted
- Bro Rape: A Newsline Investigative Report
- Celebrity
- Jerry
- B-Boy Stance
- Foreigner
- Guns
- Emo Song
- WQXR: The Cool Breeze
- Hip Hop
- Ad Campaign
- Funny
- Blowjob Girl
- History of the Drunk Dial
- Rookie
- Party Dudes
- Mafia
- New Bike
- Memory Loss
- Shouting Homeless Realtor
- The Godfather
- The Jazz Man
- Winks
Since it was briefly debated, all the videos are tightly scripted but sometimes would add some improvisation to make the sketch more distinctive. The group is taking a break from making internet videos while they work on their first full-length feature film entitled "Mystery Team", previously "Mystery Gang."
