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It’s been a few weeks and one prime minister since Brexit happened and it’s implications still aren’t clear—in fact nothing is clear.
Still, in these times of chaos and uncertainty we might as well laugh before we all cry and breakdown—and this sketch from Foil Arms and Hog is a surefire way to get some giggles out of the Brexit catastrophe.
What with Brexit tearing the country apart what better time than now to have a look at merry olde England in this beginner’s guide by YouTuber exurb1a.
However if you’re looking for facts about the country you might have to look elsewhere, because this is instead a satirical history of England and its people.
Nothing has divided the UK more in recent times than the EU referendum that has seen Britain set to leave the European Union.
In the aftermath the blame game has started, but satirist Jonathan Pie says in amongst insulting each other we’ve lost sight of the real villains—the Tories!
Taken from his upcoming mockumentary ‘Life on the Road’ which catches up with The Office’s David Brent 12 years after the original TV series.
In the movie Brent works as a travelling salesman of ‘cleaning and ladies’ personal hygiene products’ while trying to pursue his dream of pop stardom—and this is one of his cringe-worthy tracks.
YouTuber user exurb1a who trades in ‘Philosophy, theoretical physics, and dick jokes’ has made this post-Brexit animation about aliens visiting earth.
They come in peace but due to a misunderstanding things take a turn for the nuclear—it’s what happens when your translation technology is faulty.
You may have thought that Hitler Downfall meme was long gone but it’s been revived and you’ll be glad it has.
In this hilarious version of it we see Boris Johnson’s HQ as it descend into chaos and disbelief after the EU referendum result comes in.
The news would be nothing without its bloopers—well it would be an impeccably run operation, but who wants that?
Instead we would much rather see live TV go wrong and all the hilarity that goes with it—here’s what 2016 has had to offer so far.
Norwegian comedy group Pistol Shrimps ponder what it might be like if Professor Xavier’s school for mutants had open auditions.
So just like TV talent show contestants, mutants get to show why they think they deserve to be one of the X-Men. It results in some hilariously imagined mock superpowers.
