It's Easier to Get Into Mexico Than Costco : Jimmy O. Yang
11,057,382
Published 2021-10-21
Jimmy O Yang on his trip to Mexico!
What's happening in Jimmy O Yang - Citizenship?
Jimmy O Yang is HILARIOUS in this becoming an American comedy sketch! As Jimmy O Yang said, "It's harder to get into Costco than it is to Mexico!" You know how to be PATRIOTIC! Do as Jimmy O Yang did, go to hooters!
What's Jimmy O Yang - Good Deal about?
Jimmy O Yang, star of Silicon Valley is BACK in his HILARIOUS debut stand-up special. Jimmy O Yang dishes the dirt on everything, from learning English through rap, dating tall women, and following his DREAMS, much to his parent's distaste. So sit back, relax and ENJOY the bona fide American comedian, Jimmy O Yang.
#Laugh Society
#JimmyOYang
#BecomingAnAmericanComedySketch
Click here to buy/rent Jimmy O. Yang: Good Deal amzn.to/3wASfFr
Like this video if you want to see more episodes and tell us what you thought in the comments below.
Don't forget to turn on notifications to catch our next videos!
Keep up with us on Facebook!
Laugh Society | www.facebook.com/OfficialLaughSociety
Laugh Society is a new entertainment media dedicated to comedy and stand-up!
Your best source of unique and fun content with exciting new formats, from cult sketches to new original shows that will please any comedy lover!
Laugh Society will bring you the best laughs, tailored to everybody and available on all platforms: Facebook, Youtube, TikTok, Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat!
All Comments (21)
-
How would you react in that situation?😂😅
-
Having been to Tijuana several times, he isn’t exaggerating at all. There is literally a revolving style door to get into Mexico. Just walk right in lol
-
The best thing about comedians is their ability to have a conversation with everyone yet no one at the same time
-
the end is what got me. as a mexican, i can confirm that some of us can be pretty racist to other races, but when you mistake us for other latin american countries, then we get all pissed off. kinda ironic but it’s true
-
As a Salvadoran, I approve how well executed this joke was. 😆
-
immediately throws Ian under the bus.
-
This reminded me of one of my favorite teachers in high school, Mr. Wong. He was brought to the US as a child and was getting ready to take his citizenship exam the last time I saw him and I'm sure he passed with flying colors. What did he teach? American History.
-
True comedy is making fun of others and yourself and not getting pissed about any of it. This was some good stuff.
-
I just went to Tijuana last week. This guy is not exaggerating at all. It was exactly as he describes. The best part of this is that I’m Mexican, and I was highly disappointed that they did not even looked at my documents. It felt weird that even at a fkin Walmart they check your ticket but not on my country. Going back it’s a different story, not that intimidating but definitely different
-
"He managed to insult me with the only 3 english words he knew" As a Mexican I can say... Yep that sounds 100% Mexican. 😂
-
Man, JImmy's comedy is effortless and smooth, I like his style
-
I love how the guy doing the subtitles outright wrote "huh?" when he said the Mexican dude told him "ah, un pinche chinito eh?" 😂
-
Haven't laugh to a new comedian in a while. New fan. From Mexico.
-
This randomly showed up in my feed and I don't know why - I never watch stand up comedy. But you know what? I can't complain - this guy is really, really funny!
-
This would have been so much funnier if he told a story about getting detained inside a Costco the same way: "It's easier to get into Mexico than a Costco. You just walk right in. And that's it. Now let me tell you about Costco...Sir, why did you lie to us about being a Costco member? This is a very serious offense." 10x funnier.
-
4:06 “pinche chinito” jajajaja lo ameeee😍
-
This is what living with my grandparents was like. Grandma was Japanese, Grandpa was American. Both were World War II veterans from their respective country. Grandma was a nurse for the Imperial Army. Grandpa was in the US Army in the Pacific. They fought constantly, but loved each other.
-
As an American who lived in Asia for 10 years, I can say with absolute certainty that Jimmy O. Yang is a national treasure and we are lucky as hell to have him. I relate so much to his experiences and stories and hope he never stops putting out content. His book is awesome!! Go buy it!!
-
"And I got very lucky. This is what he said. He was like, look, kid, you got lucky." For some reason the wording of this got me. 🤣
-
You won me over with "i was feeling patriotic, so i went to hooters" 😂
