The Phone

Forget about texting and let The Phone handle all of your communicative needs with one touch of button!

Directed by Chris Parisi
Produced by Damon Brennen

Director of Photography: Eric Herron
Production Assistant: David Bourke

Starring: Andy Alabran, Stephen Kalmakis, Allison Page, Todd Brotze, Ken Grobe, Paco Romane and Millie DeBenedet.

Voiceover by Calum Grant

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Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• killing my lobster
• kml
• the phone
• phone
• sketch comedy
• digital short
• sf comedy
• san francisco comedy
• chris parisi
• damon brennen
• eric herron
• steve kalmakis
• andy alabran
• ken grobe
• todd brotze
• allison page
• calum grant
• millie debenedet
• david bourke
• paco romane

[virilegarbageman]

THEN WHO WAS PHONE?

[1971ojoalparche1971]

Finally someone comes up with an accurate description of people who text all the time: stupid fucking idiots.

[gavnila]

hehe look at the kid in chinatown in the back..at the end of the video..haha

[jrosario022]

This is just awesome. I'm subscribing!

[fartsnffer]

goddamn old fgts

[zrk1011network]

lots of stand up comedians talk about this concept

[jjtheslayer69]

ha, i never text, i just call, hell i dont even call, i dont have a phone, or freinds

[M1American]

ha ha this was great! Great videos!

[Machammerballs]

@Mac1634 Yes, shit for brains, I get it. It's just not funny, original or even executed well. None of these people have any sense of comic timing. This crap is on par with all those Disaster/Date/Epic/Here. I'm guessing a total dickhead like you loves those movies, you should try out for the troupe, you seem dumb enough to fit right in. - Also parodies, good ones, funny ones, are delivered straight - to highlight the absurdity of the subject. Bro.

[Mac1634]

@Machammerballs Madbro? Obviously you need to gain a sense of humor and learn to detect irony and sarcasm. I shouldn't have to explain this joke to anyone who's not a complete fucking retard, but I guess you fit the bill so here goes:

This "advertisement" very obviously pokes fun at the people who feel the need to text message for every opportunity they have to communicate with someone. It's a parody advertisement, and you know what? Parodies generally have over the top acting for added effect.

[MeHapii]

Seriously bro, texting is free

[acidee100]

LOL this phone is so like OMGEE ! Uh ! BLAST !