"Is that what teenage boys talk about?" Never. We all simply discussed how we could be better gentleman to the ladies.

One of my favorites growing up. Fun fact: Christopher Mintz-Plasse (McLovin) was 17 at the time of filming, and because of this, his mom had to be present on set while he was filming the sex scene.

Not only is the movie hilarious, the ending perfectly nails what it's like for friends to split off after beginning their own lives. Truly a real ending to childhood.

Michael Cera danced for an hour for the Blu Ray Menu 😭

Fun fact: This is Emma Stone's first movie!!!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

"Is that what teenage boys talk about?" God, it so is. This movie is so realistic in that regard.......

I was at an underage party once and the only beer they could get was Meister Brau. Of course the cops showed up after a noise complaint. They just told us to keep the music down. Then on his way out the door the cop looks at the case of beer and says "Meister Brau? Seriously? Get some real beer".

Asking if teenage boys are like that, is similar to asking if teenage girls are all like Mean Girls. The answer is both yes and no

Saw this in theaters at 17 years old and it's still my favorite comedy ever. So many "I can't breathe" laughing moments.

"Is that what teenage boys talk about." Yes, more than you might think. Superbad was released in 2007 and I graduated in 2006. It was the closest we'd EVER heard to natural dialogue for teenage boys. You could hear this sort of thing as early as 7th grade, but most likely between 10th and 12th... Heck, some never grow out of it and your hear adults talk like that too... For me and my best friends, we mostly grew out of talking like that before graduating.

The guy doing coke as Evan sings is the best 😂

So in 2007 when the DVD went on sale, you could buy the $17.99 version of the movie straight up, or you buy the $21.99 Special Edition Box version of the DVD which included a full-sized plastic replica of McLovin's fake ID inside the box. P.S.... for the next 5 years people wore t-shirts with the McLovin ID on the front. I am McLovin!!!

The things we did in high school trying to replicate this and Project X i still probably shouldn't speak of; I was on fire at one point. Good times.

You know a comedy movie is good when V laughs so hard that she snorts.

"Is it gonna hit a baby in the head?" is one of the greatest sentences ever

"It's YOU! McMUFFIN!!!" 😂 -Drunk bus guy

“Why would you wanna be somebody’s mistake?” Because being somebody’s wise decision, involves a cold shower and going to bed alone! 😕

I started crushing on Emma Stone with Superbad. I officially fell in love with her with Zombieland.

I was in college when this movie was in cinemas, I somewhat look like Fogel, so I instantly got the nickname of McLovin with no context behind who that was, I didn't see the movie until a few years ago

Watch Emma Stone again Zombieland 1&2. It's totally worth it 👌.

The punch to the boob is the most awkward moment to me to think they had to do multiple takes of it, too.

funny michael cera's character's rage quitting was so quiet and calm, but when his phone connection was bad he swore like a sailor

"I love you, why can't we say it everyday? why can't we say it more often?" Genuinely a beautiful ass quote

Fun fact: this movie is pretty much based on seth rogen and evan goldbergs lives, and they had the idea pretty much down years prior, but by the time they got it ready they were too old to play the roles themselves, so got jonah and michael to play their characters respectively. Im pretty sure thats how it went down

Fun fact, Michael Cera danced for 1 hour straight for the silhouette dance. On the dvd version, the dance is the main menu background and he legit dances for 1 hour before it loops. (edit: blu-ray, not dvd)

I’d like to think that day at the mall was the last time they saw each other until their reunion 10 years later.

The McLovin ID scene might be one of the funniest scenes of all time.😄

That look back that Jonah Hill gives at the end, knowing he and Evan are going in different directions is so painfully good.

Superbad came out the summer before my senior year in high school and the first Rated R movie my friends and were able to see without sneaking in or being accompanied by an adult. It will forever be one of my favorite movies for nostalgic reasons and the simple fact that it is so good. Glad you enjoyed it.

We definitely know your sense of humor I lost track of how many snorts we got out of you when you were laughing

The weed one is "Pineapple Express".

My 77 year old mother-in-law, this is her favorite movie. She saw it three times in the twice in the theater by herself before she took us to see it.

“Is that what teenage boys talk about?” No, sex is actually rarely talked about. Mostly we talk about common hobbies like fishing or games or media like Superbad. You gotta be some level of shameless to talk about yours or other’s sexual habits

I'd say this is pretty much how were were as teens, just amped up by like 50% lol.

Fun fact: Michael Cera did an hour long dance for the blu-ray/dvd menu

Jonah Hill was 23 when he filmed this. McLovin was actually the only high school kid. He was 17 while Michael Cera was 19. Jonah was only 2 years younger than Seth Rogan, so he s closest in age to him, not his classmates. The Bully who spit on Jonah is actually a year younger than him.

McLovin!? Sounds like a sexy hamburger! Lol!!

"The cops were just trying to show him a good time. I respect that sentiment."

4:49 Seth Rogen started writing the script for this movie when he was 13 with his cowriting friend Evan Goldberg, so yes, this is one of the more genuine examples of how high school kids act

V, you want to see Michael Cera in his best role ever? Check out "This Is The End." The movie is so funny, and has some amazing cameos as well.

This movie was the movie of the year for every senior that graduated in 2007. This was the movie of my brother and his peers when they graduated that year. So if Vkunia stated she was 11 or 12 years old when this premiered in '07, she was either born in 1996 or 1995. As a teenage boy during the mid-2000's, I was focused on getting my own car because the girls in my school were that shallow.

“I gotta catch a glimpse of these warlocks” unreal 😂

This movie manages to get two snorts out of Vicki: the McLoving ID reveal and Seth getting hit in the back with a bat. She's too cute and those scenes are so perfect that I can overlook the snorts... maybe

Me and my friends personally didn't talk like that. We always talked about things we were friends to begin with (video games, music, movies) never talked about our sex lives, never watched porn together. That business is between me and whoever I'm doing that business with

"Is that what teenage boys talk about?" No, sometimes we also talked about computer games and sports

That'd be a wild sequel. "SuperFelon" where Seth is being charged with the accidental murder of thirty-five high school children by making them drink alcohol laced with laundry detergent. Like he's responsible for the Tide pod thing.

"I look like a gym teacher, but its fine" *The best gym teacher this side of the Mississippi!* If a comedy makes you snort more than once...

Comedies: The Wedding Crashers, 21 Jump Street, 22 Jump Street, Talladega Nights

all my faves in one place (comedy, snorts, favorite YT reactor). i would love to just sit and talk movies with you. great job V

4:20 You would be correct. I think this topic rarely came up when I was in school. We all talked about music, skateboarding, that kind of thing.

Jonah Hill was not young, he was 27, he had to shave twice a day to stop looking old. Michael Cera's love interest was also 27.

“That’s so much money you’re just pouring …” Tell us you are no longer a cool kid and are now adulting full time without telling us. 😂

0:54 "I have a very strange type of humor" jump to 23:43 *bursts out laughing when he gets hit in the back* This is what I'm here for. If you haven't already you have to see Zombieland 1 and 2.

At the end, when they part ways for their girls, and you feel sad: Thats why you let him play games with the boys and stfu. He already gave up his whole life for you.

I am pretty sure Michael Cera's running form from what I remember about my time in highschool track was pretty damn good. Also my favorite compliment for my gf stemmed from this movie. I tell her she's the prettiest girl either side of the Mississippi 👍

Out of all the countless "coming-of-age"/high school movies made over the years, this one is probably the most true to the real-life American high school experience at least in terms of dialogue and the awkward way in which the characters interact. Such a funny movie

Everyone loves Michael Cera movies, but just the big few. We need to give Youth in Revolt, and Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist some respect too. This is an amazing movie though.

The concept behind willingly being a mistake is actually not as shallow as it seems. He will try his best, but doesn't expect for it to last. They hear many girls willingly entering situations that are unfavorable, and say that it was a mistake. So, is the difference with him? or is the difference with her? He relinquished control over the outcome, because he doesn't know. He's coping, but hoping.

“It’s gonna hit a baby in the head” LMAO I laughed too hard at that

"Why would you want to be a mistake?" Because then they leave afterward. 😆

“You’re like the prettiest girl this side of the Mississippi”…..although I don’t know which side of the Mississippi you’re on 😂

My friends and i never talked like this in high-school, for the record. The girls did.

Oh my, Oh my so happy to see you reacting to this movie.

The whole movie makes me laugh, then the ending happens and a feeling of saddens comes out of nowhere, every time.

Shooting a gun like that won’t break your wrist (unless your bones are glass), but it can cause your gun to jam. This movie is hilarious. Puts American Pie to shame.

"Is that what teenage boys talk about?" Sadly many adults still talk like that.

Chika chika~ It's amusing to watch female reactors ask if this is how teenage boys really are, and male reactors relate the humor so much to their teenage years LOL

Michael Cera actually does sing and has made music. Has a whole album. Very good listen.

I die when the homeless dude yells McMuffin at them 😂😂😂

The iconic scene of this movie is Mclovin😂😂😂

Yes, it's true, Michael Cera never actually acts, he just reads the lines he's given.

11:45 you missed my favorite part where seth whispers to himself "shut the fuck up fogal!" .... floors me everytime

Hello Vicky, looking cute in your blue & white outfit!😊 You should definitely check out "This is the End" (2013), an all-star film that has several of the stars here. It is a very fun comedy/horror!😉 Great reactions to the super fun Superbad, Vicky!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏

I was 17 in 2007 and can say this is a pretty accurate depiction of high school life back then

most of us as teenage boys just discuss the aerodynamics of lobsters and other various cretaceous creatures

*Some* teen boys talk like that. I never did...mostly because I was afraid a girl might hear me and you KNOW it would get back to a girl I liked. I used the f*** word in high school once (just once) and of course, a girl I knew from church was right in front of me...turned and looked at like I just started leaking radioactive waste. That's just my luck.

Seth wrote this as almost an autobiography XD these are real stories

I saw this movie in the theaters in my 20's with another Army buddy. Both of us brought our European wives (which is how we got to be friends to begin with, our SO's met each other in English a Second Language class), who got probably nothing about what was happening in the movie. The two of us that attended American High Schools were so consistently out of breath laughing that we couldn't even explain what was happening so they'd be able to follow.

Pineapple Express(2008)and This is the End(2013) are the next must watches

When I was going through Air Force basic training, we had a guy who looked exactly like Fogle. We nicknamed him McLovin'. 😂

I had a friend group much like this. While we didn't watch porn together, the only time we really got "girl crazy" was when we would all be sat my PC, bored from downloading games and music on LimeWire, and I would go into Yahoo chat rooms and we'd all be on webcam, trying to rizz the girls and get them to flash us. By the time this movie had come out in 2007, it was very bittersweet because I saw so much of ourselves in this movie. As far as what we talked about: Star Wars, video games (PS2/Xbox), WWE, Eminem, or grabbing the video camera and recording each other doing ridiculous skits because Chappelle's Show was big at the time.

As hilarious as this film is I love how it deals with separation anxiety underneath.

When you think of Seth Rogen, please do not think about weed jokes. Think about the hilarity of everyday experiences. But yes also weed. 'Knocked Up' is a good one for this.

Teen movies before Superbad were glossy productions where everyone looked like a 25 year old supermodel and you could tell adults wrote the script. Superbad captured what teenagers actually look, dress, and sound like. Their school is nondescript, nobody is dressed in Armani, nobody has a 80k car. Even the pretty girls are cute without being glamorous. It changed the game.

Whatever that Kill Bill fit you changed into at the end of the video was, you definitely the flyest girl east of the Mississippi! Dope reaction, keep em up!

I mean yeah the raunchy sex talk was pretty prevalent, but it was more like 40% of the conversations instead of 90% like in this movie. But the way and the manner the movie does it is pretty spot on

The biggest paradigm shift in teenage boy's life is when you stop hanging around your best friend all the time and start hanging out with girls on dates or with a girlfriend.

11:17 holy moly I don't think I've ever seen you laugh that hard

“Is this what teenager boys talk about?” Nope. We were in the bathrooms singing the Halo theme.

I really like the bittersweet ending as well, it always makes me tear up. Mainly because I relate to the movie and I have drifted from some of my best friends during that time. And yes, as a teenager, my friends and I would talk about that kind of stuff, but it was a good balance of topics. They played it up a bit in the movie, but it was still accurate. (Not many people here are willing to admit it.)

Seth Rogen wrote this.. if this was picked up when he was younger - he'd be Seth. Seth.

Superbad should make everyone emotional :)

We still talk like that around guy friends and coworkers even as 25-35 year olds tbh but we’re mostly joking.

$97 for all that booze? That's nuts, even for 2007 lol. But then again, he was likely buying nasty cheap ass alcohol for $15 to $20 like many young adults do.

23:46 best genuine reaction, love it.

3:00 - And there's that comedic seal of quality snort. 😂😂😂

One of the best comedies ever. That whole scene when McLovin gets the ID is hilarious

This would definitely deserve sequel. Superbad: Reunion but all the things going on I doubt we'd ever get it...

I can confirm that as a teenage boy, my friends and I did *not* talk about sex all the time. In fact, we hardly ever did. It was probably 90% memes, video games, and Taco Bell menu items.

gotta love those "FUNNIEST movie I’ve ever SEEN" and the person laugh 3 times the whole video