ali wright thank you for properly representing the DMV ft. West Virginia

The joke was that we thought he was going to say hunger because hunger is the best sauce is an expression and would have made sense.

Mason Hillers That could apply, too. Basically they were expecting him to either plug Nature Box, or make a pun (like the “hunger” pun) to segue way into plugging Nature Box. But he didn’t, he just gave his genuine opinion that Worcestershire is a really good sauce, even though that’s not even a Nature Box product. But a lot of people in the comments were missing that joke, and saying he said Worcestershire weird - which I was trying to point out that he didn’t (because I share a similar accent to him. He’s from West Virginia, I’m from just across the state border from him in Kentucky).

or y'know you can just not overthink it and laugh your ass off at travis anyway

Yup he said it correctly. Americans usually full on butcher it (“war-sester-shy-er” is not correct), but he said it perfectly. Wuh-stuh-shuh is about the best approximation of the correct pronunciation as I can write down. Before you tell me “there’s no correct pronunciation, just different accents”, Worcestershire is a place in the UK, there absolutely is a correct pronunciation, and there may be accent differences but there’s still a correct way to say it. The joke is that he was expected to say “hunger”.

I still can't finish story and song. I know it'll get sadder and I don't want these characters to hurt. I started this expecting 3 Bois and their wonderful Dad enjoying a nice dice game, and not this Feels Trip.

@@zach7482 Hey, if it helps, they do hurt, but everything is more than okay in the end. Everyone gets a happy ending.

@@zach7482 Yeah, like, the characters have expierenced a lot of bad stuff, but it's really a rather joyful and hopeful story in the end. I'd say that not seeing the ending could make it worse cause you're stuck in the bad part without the reward.

that is absolutely wild because I feel like the balance arc gave me access to an entirely new emotion and it might be the biggest, least simple emotion I have

@@zach7482 o no. I just started taz from the beginning recently (thx almighty youtube algorithm 4 reccing all these lovely mbmbam animatics 🧡) and am on like, episode 6 or 7. Is it...not...a 3 bois and their Wonderful Dad enjoying a nice dice game kind of experience? 🥺 idk if i'm ready for that hahaha...

I agree

Pretty sure it's Worcestershire

Caige Spade I have literally had this "no, no, no" moment.

I don't usually talk at my laptop screen but all the way through this I was grinning and just shouting "YES". I'm terrified, but it feels SO good to know that everyone else is just as constantly dread-struck as I am, and not even in a schadenfreude way either.

I read this as Clint Alive

Bruh they're just making fun of each other it's not that deep

@@stefanalexanderlungu1503... they never said it was deep? the comment was basically just "the brothers mined through their bs until they struck comedy gold"

Nat come on bud

All three of them have experience or education in the performing arts, and their comedic bread and butter is ironic subversion of expectation, but that sets an expectation of it's own, which they often further subvert. If you've ever been in an improv group, you know the guys who get the most laughs are the guys who say "no" instead of "Yes and", but that dynamic only works with a strong foundation because it means feelings and ideas are stepped on. The line in this case was obviously meant to be hunger makes the best sauce, everyone in the room expected it because that's the kind of lame bit they were leaning into. But he pulled the rug with a line that without years of contextual foundation is inane, but instead becomes the funniest thing Justin has heard all day. Was pretty obvious the animator assumed they were just laughing at his (correct) pronunciation, so I was trying to leave a post here for other art majors to nod toward without calling anyone out for "not getting it", which is narcissistic and rude; art belongs to the audience, enjoy how you enjoy. But don't call people out because you assume the way you enjoy is the right one, because everything is deeper than you think.

Wally SS Wally SS I just learned more about comedy through this than... uh, ever? Gotta go research what “deconstructionist humor” is now! Thanks!

TRVVVR it hit me in a way that I frankly wasn’t expecting

How do they do it?

Lucky fuckers

my emotions are not complex and I still cant put them into words until 3 years later n I'm like "oh shit I was sad...."

Hate to write a serious answer under a MBMBaM animatic, but. Nah. It's mostly the other way around. There's a difference between complex emotions and intense emotions.

i thought it would be a nice touch! :3

Doc fite me bro that’s how we say it in the DMV and apparently the DMWV too

Because that’s how it’s pronounced. It’s a place in England.

Yeh that’s how you say it.

@@dillpickle4784 We pronounce it that way down in the Carolinas (at least the north one) too. I didn't know there was any other way to pronounce it.

Shut up

same

Fr, pretty sure ive been having a continuos existential crisis since i learned what death was

:o i used to love those!! Thank u 😊

of course! i have auditory processing issues and i know how frustrating it is watching stuff and getting no context bc you've got no idea what people are saying lmao

Thank you!!

aaa thank you!

Same, I've been feeling the dread intensely for a couple of weeks now, and this didn't help as much as I thought it would lol

😔

Same here to be honest. I had it like when I was a teen. Always thinking about how everything is gonna end and what not. Crying time to time by myself because of it. But nowadays, I'm just like the current Griffin. I nap to cope. I can sleep anywhere and anytime given the opportunity. And my emotions aren't that complex. Something sad happens, I'd go "Shit. That's sad. Imma nap now. Ttyl." People talk about death and our impending end in this mortal coil, "Shit. Well..we all gonna go at some point. Anywho, imma stare at a wall for a couple of hours." I don't know. I can't explain it to people that wonder how existential dread doesn't affect me. And I don't think I can understand people with existential dread. I kinda forgot how that felt. And I'm thankful for it tbh..lol

ty! c:

tysm!!

ye, just by like, a couple of seconds - i wanted to add the crescendo bc outsourcing other audio would've added to my grade. also i just thought it was funy

He said Worcestershire. It's a sauce. Unless you didn't know the correct pronunciation of it, in which case, now you do.

Madeline Bitts Tbf it sounded like wuhshuhshuh. The correct way to say it is Wust-eh-sher.

I guess he does pronounce it pretty rushedly but I'm p. sure the joke is that they assumed he was going to either use the phrase "hunger is the best sauce" or was going to mention another naturebox product, instead of saying something unrelated

For some reason, (even though it's hard for me to fully believe ), this really helps me with my anxiety, so thanks lol

This sounds like a murder scenario... 😅

“Worcestershire” -Travis McElroy “Wore-sister-shear” -you, probably

He said it perfectly.

PEOPLE.... PRONOUNCE IT LIKE THAT?

Wake Archus You.. don't have a lot of squirrels??

Victoria Medina I don’t know if you ever got an answer, but this is from “My Brother, My Brother, and Me”