"Do your parents know?" was quite possibly the most flawlessly delivered line in a theatrical production that I have ever heard uttered.

I so badly wanted the ending to be her finishing with "now _soccer!_ that's a sport I can watch." And they flip the table in rage.

The most southern thing about this is the guy scooting the donuts towards her as he asks if she’s thought about getting professional help. Baked goods to comfort her “sufferin” 🤣

“Do your parents know” the sheer amount of utter disbelief in his voice made it so much more amazing

“I’m not gonna turn down free chicken wings” The tailgates and football parties be so much fun and full of food but I don’t know a thing about football😂

I 100% run my errands on football days, it is the best because there is absolutely no traffic. Literally the only time I've ever watched a game is on Superbowl Sunday for the commercials, and I don't even watch those games anymore because the best commercials are online the next day now. The one time I did watch a game I annoyed my stepdad because I cheered for whoever had the ball.

THIS IS ME!!!!!! At work when I told my AVP I didn't watch football. She emphatically, with so much zest said, "THEN LIKE WHAT DO YOU DO!? " I said,"I like to read, go for hikes, shop, watch Netflix. There is LITERALLY a lot of things to do." Ha, she was so shocked and I'll be honest I sensed a little bit of disgust. Gotta love Texas. LOL

"I'm not gonna turn down free chicken wings. " Truer words never spoken. My parents would have big Superbowl parties, it was great to hang out with family, eat great food and console the family when their team lost.

I love when they accepted her, then she said she doesn't really like coffee. 🤯 As long as you drink sweet tea, she gets a pass!!!

I feel this woman's struggle so much... The only things I know about football: 1) If a team gets the ball to the end of the field, they get 6 points. 2) If they kick the ball through the goalpost, they get 1 more point. 3) Whichever team has the bigger number on the scoreboard is winning. And that's it.

As someone who could also give a crap less about football living in the South I felt this.I got fired for the first time in my life because of football. My mom got hip surgery and lived two towns away and the only day she didn't have help was Saturday. So I told my job almost two months in advance I'd need Saturdays off for about 4-6 weeks to help my mom but it was during football season, they thought I was lying to go to or watch the game and canned me. 🙄🤬 Only in the South....

“Do your parents know?” Love that line XD. Grew up in a house where EVERYONE loved football except me, I would just go play video games or draw while they watched the game. To this day my dad and brother still doesn’t understand why I would rather do something else besides sit and watch the game XD

Whenever a meeting was running long and I wanted to bail, I'd just say, "So, how is UT doing?" The three guys who ran the place would go go down the rabbit hole and I would just walk out.

As a Floridian, the "It's mostly flat around here" line really spoke to me!

This is EXACTLY how Rugby us revered in Wales. "You DIDN'T see the match?!" 😱🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 xx

As someone who grew up in Colorado and now lives in the south and whose coworkers talk nothing but football year round even though they know I hate football I feel this entire video. Especially the part when she talks about going for a hike and how it’s mostly flat around here. It’s cute what southerners consider hills.

Finding people at a Home Depot to actually help you? She is delirious. I went a HD once to buy plumbing supplies and ended up mixing paint for 4 people, loading a stack of 2x4s and 2 rolls of tack paper before I left.

This is a great metaphor for so many things. Every company claims to be so inclusive, right up until you have the wrong opinion. Plus it's really funny.

as a southerner who doesnt like sports, and neither does my family, i found this relatable

I can relate to this. I absolutely hate football with a burning passion. I got it from my mom as she hates it too and there have been people I’ve told who have reacted with shock. The most notable being my friend who when I told her she said “How unamerican are you?”

I'm built like a linebacker, coaches all tried to get me to play in highschool...nope! I was a band nerd and a computer geek all the way. Though, I do miss catching the ocassional GA game with my dad since he passed away...he was a big fan of college ball and loved to watch them play.

I'm not going to turn down free chicken wings. No truer words have ever been spoken.

"Do your parents know?" is brilliant, haha! Well done, guys!

I've, lived in the South all my life for 69 years. I played YMCA football for 6 years through the 8th grade. My Dad was a collage football fanatic, he would watch two games on the TV switching back and forth and listen to one on the radio at the same time. I lost my enjoyment of football due to my Dad only coming to one of my games in those 6 years. My Mom lived in Atlanta and drove 250 miles and made it to many of my games. My Mom passed away at the end of my 8th grade school year, and next year in the 9th grade my heart was just not in it even the the high school coaches kept after me to play. I did run track in high school and needless to say Dad never came to any of our track meets. I made sure I went to as many of my boys games and outside activities as possible. I do enjoy watching a live game and have seen several through the years, but to spend my Saturdays in front of a TV worshiping at the alter of college football no way.😊

"To be honest, no one knows how targeting works" Straight facts!

Rofl "does your parents know?" Got me ... My dad hates sports but will pray Alabama wins so he doesn't have to listen to my mom being upset. He has said many times while I was growing up that a happy healthy relationship is where you both take the time to try and understand each other's passions and hobbies.. and even if you never understand it say roll tide every now an then 😂.

As the only woman in my department, I tried to be one of the guys in the usual Monday morning recounting if the weekend’s sports games. “That was quite a game, wasn’t it?” Their faces instantly reflected their suspicion. “Which game?” One of them asked. “Oh, I can see y’all tryna play me! You know the game I’m talking about.” It was clear that I hadn’t watched any of the weekend games. They drilled me with a few more questions, just to rub it in.

When she said "Touchdown...Tide!" I freaking lost it!!😂🤣

This is real! I was 19 years old, living in Georgia, when the conversation IN THE MIDDLE OF SUNDAY SCHOOL changed to football. At one point, I innocently said "there are more important things than Super Bowl Sunday" and I was attacked/belittled/berated by grown men for saying such a thing! Love your neighbor, my foot!

I’m a band kid. In my school, we all call every sports game “sportsball.” Most of us couldn’t care less about it. We love going to the games, but all the fun comes from pep band and the halftime show. However, we don’t say that we don’t like sports, because any band kid will tell you that marching band is too athletic, competitive, and difficult to not be considered a sport.

I was cracking up the whole time at this. This is exactly how I feel about my bf watching wrestling!!! FOUR out of the FIVE days during the week there is a frickin show on and it drives me up the wall !!! And then when he tries to tell me each person's backstory or "ohhh, did you see that move?!" I'm like 🙄🤦‍♀️ _I. DON'T. CARE !!!_ lol

This is so true. I live in the south and most of my family and friends are football fanatics. I find it so boring, but find myself nodding and smiling. It’s just easier.

Well, at least she didn’t admit that she lost Maw-Maw’s Cornbread Recipe.

The best thing of 2020 was no sports, I didn't have hear all the people talk about sports, it was wonderful.

I just learned that it's true that gametime is a great time for running errands! So glad I got that tip last Sunday!

As a Georgia native who also doesn't watch sports...man this was way too accurate in a hilarious way.

I SO RELATE to this one because I don't care about sportsball and I don't drink coffee!!! Thank you for helping me feel seen, y'all! 🙏🏼💗👍🏼

"Doesn't hockey start in the Fall too?" Every Southerner, "Uh.... uhm... well, we don't know...."

I sure don't miss these conversations while working from home 😂

love the eyelids on "proud of you for living your truth"

My "black Friday" shopping was always during the Iron Bowl. No one on the road, stores have just a few shoppers, sales staff gathered around a tv or a radio on somewhere in the background. BUT after 13 yrs of being involved with a High School band and Friday night's I learned plays, ref's calls and signals, songs played on 1st downs, players positions. Now I actually watch parts of games and have a clue. Still though shopping on Iron Bowl day is the best!

I literally feel sooooo much for Maya’s character in this skit…theater kid all the way who doesn’t like sports and lives in the south…😂😂😂

As an Afrikaner from South Africa, this reminds me of Rugby in my childhood in the 1980's

"God's greatest gift to mankind"!! Great line!!!!!!

As a Canadian that doesn’t like hockey, I get it.

This was so my mom as I was growing up. Now that she’s in her 80s she likes to see the colorful uniforms (but doesn’t really care about the teams.

“It’s all hockeyball to me.” Mary Fran, playing Bob Newhart’s wife on ‘Newhart.’ The best line in a tv show that describes me.

Her explanation of liking theatre instead of football despite being born and raised in the South was so relatable

Literally how I feel every Monday morning

The school I teach at has "Jersey Day" where you wear a jersey or your favorite team shirt. I literally had to buy one only for this reason (chose my dad's college) and every now and then someone's like "hey they did good yesterday!" and I just kinda smile and nod and leave quickly.

"You can actually find people to help you at Home Depot!" 🤣 I'm a 3rd party merchandiser, I don't work for HD but I'm there alot. So that line is on point. 👍

As many times as I’ve seen this, I love when Mya says Saturday is a great time for running errands. So true; especially in a college town. Of course you have to stay away from the University. Don’t ask me how I know this.

As a native born, raised, and still resident of Ga, I don't care about watching sports that much, or drink coffee at all. I was starting to think I was the only one.

Errands without traffic is the best thing ever! This is from someone who spent 41 years living in Tuscaloosa. IYKYK!

I'm a southern man, and I don't watch sports, and this skit is "spot on"!!!

The greatest gift to humanity is sarcasm. Especially a well delivered dead-pan.

I am a Maya! I have attended many baseball, football, soccer and basketball games and cheered to the top of my lungs for my children and grandchildren. However they all know I don't care beans about sports. My son-in-law even asked me how in the world I grew up in the south without liking football lol.

I married a man just as disinterested in sports as me. We actually go to the hardware store during super bowl or literally anything else we feel like during other sports times. :) 7th generation Texan, we southerners that don't really care about football do exist.

"I'm never going to turn down chicken wings..." That would be me 110%

That uncomfortable silence when ppl don't know what to talk about is so real.

I feel this way living in Oklahoma. Each time someone on my team brings up football (ie: every day) I tell them they remind me of the teacher from Charlie Brown because all I hear is "wom wom, wom womwomwom wom wom, wom."

"To be fair, no one knows how targeting works" Correct, including the refs

“I’m not gonna turn down free chicken wings!!!” I am she 🤣🤣🤣

This is LITERALLY me!!! Not even kidding!! (Even the coffee part, lol!)

As a guy born and raised here in the south that does not like football at all I totally know how that conversation feels!! This was spot on!!

"You work on a holy day?" I just had to laugh. I was a band geek so 4 years of high school meant Friday night football and all of my college was College Football Saturday (Roll Tide!). Once I left school 30 yrs ago Saturday has always been reserved for college football. When I did have to work on Saturdays, I always had football on in the office.

This is me..as a Texan. I did theater in high school and played in the marching band.

OMG - I can so totally relate to this lady. I went to the games in college, did my support then, but now not really into each and every game of each and every team all the time. If my college team makes a playoff, I might watch or at least have interest in the score...but I can't visit my brother's house during football season without knowing that I'll probably be condemned to watch at least 3 games on Sat. and Sun. And yeah, I'm a southerner.

I'm from Brazil and I LOVE THIS CHANNEL. I learn and laugh a lot!

Proud of you, Mya - just be yourself. Once, I went to a superbowl party...there were about 40 people there, but only 10-15 of us were actually watching the game.

Oh, dude! This is exactly what I experienced when I first moved to Georgia... and I moved from North Carolina!!!!!

Born in Kentucky. I do tea, I don't do sports and I'm proud! 😁

This is Kentucky and North Carolina’s relationship with the rest of the south historically. Yeah, we are southern in most ways, but we have this other sport that we will just fight over ourselves.

The best part about this skit is the credits. Maya (Mary Patterson Broome) is the one who wrote the sketch which means she probably knows about football.

“You work on a holy day.” Amazing line

So true!! I wasn't born in the South....but lived her since I was 12....and I cannot IMAGINE life without football Saturdays!!!! GO GATORS!!!

This is like my office. They do all kinds of college sports event thingys throughout the year to raise morale. I have no idea how to participate because I don’t care enough to even know team names or how well particular colleges are doing at a given sport on a given year. I’ve been out of the closet of not caring about sports for many years. Very liberating to be myself!

When I was single in the 70s, before women got into sports, I would tell my dates, "I have two great qualities as a boyfriend. The first is that I don't care about sports. The second one you may find out by the end of the night." Women love honesty.

Spot on. I love going to super bowl parties because of the food. "So, who's playing this year?" I say.

When I lived in Alabama and the local high school had an away game, the whole town packed up and migrated to wherever they were playing for the evening. Football isn’t just a game, it’s a way of life. 😂

A comedy video and a social message! Great Way To Go Southern Thing! Kudos to the writers and the actors (and everyone else behind the scenes).

Lol I'm actually a southern girl that don't care a thing about sports but I love the sound of a game on the radio because my dad has always been into sports and the sound is nostalgic 😊

1:18 “I’m not going to turn down free chicken wings!” Classic. 👍🏻

Thanks for this one. I too was born and raised in the south, and I really don't do sports watching. It's funny because you just have to fake it or deal with people who are baffled but the fact you could care less about their Sportsball team. That being said Go E-sports!

You need to do one where the morning office coffee group starts talking about deer hunting, or duck hunting. There is a similar situation with those things as well.

I graduated from The University of Alabama over 20 years ago. But ..... I've never been to an Alabama game. Hey, I had to work retail jobs all through college so I was always working on Saturdays. Now, I'll watch on TV if there's nothing else on or I'm watching with other people. I always want Alabama to win - I just don't feel the need to watch.

I can relate. Iron Bowel Saturday is the greatest day to get stuff done. Love it.

"To be fair, nobody knows how targeting works." 😂

I used to watch until the kneeling began. If a team kneels they have sealed their fate with us.

The Iron Bowl is THE BEST day to go to Walmart in Alabama. It’s like it’s just open for me! 😂

I feel this so hard. That awkwardness at the end when no one knows what to talk about... That is my life because I don't do sports.

The awkward silence and then the coffee comment followed by her stating she did not like coffee had me rolling.

"If I'm gonna watch young men strappin' on helmets and pads, THEY HAD BETTER BE HEFTING SWORDS & SHIELDS, AND CHARGING THE ENEMY LINE!!!" ~medieval society enthusiast, NOT a sportsball enthusiast.

Same thing happens when a woman in the south says, “I don’t cook”. To be fair, the next thing you hear is “oh honey, come to the house after church Sunday, I’ll teach you”.

"I did theatre!" Yep, exactly me.

I literally watch the super bowl for the commercials and the halftime show. I don't even know what team is what 9/10. Excellent video!

“To be fair, no one knows how targeting works.” Touché

“I wasn’t good at sports. I did theatre.” I feel this in my soul y’all.

that gal in the jean jacket is a hilarious actor!

Did y'all see that ludicrous display last night? The thing about LSU is that they always try to walk it in.