When you opt to wear the Women’s World Cup championship t-shirt, red, white, and blue headband and shorts on late night, you’re probably in the top percentile of the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team.
That’s exactly the outfit that Jon Glaser sported on The Tonight Show and he wasn’t afraid to verbalize his support either.
You’ve seen part one and two of Triumph the Insult Comic Dog tour around NYC’s various World Cup camps and wreak his fun havoc.
Now here’s part 3 where Triumph actually ends up going to Brazil. We’re sure, down there, nothing will get lost in translation with a dog puppet doing insults in a thick Eastern European accent in English.
Enjoyed part one of Triumph the Insult Comic Dog taking on World Cup fans around New York City? Well, enjoy part two where Triumph visits England, Japan, and Ivory Coast fans in addition to seeing more of Robert Smigel’s arm.
Triumph The Insult Comic Dog went around various boroughs in NYC to take on every country’s fans while watching the World Cup. Not only is it entertaining to see Triumph roast soccer and the whole world, country by country, but it’s also pretty great to see how many times the hilarious Robert Smigel, the man behind Triumph, enters frame. Also, this is only part one.
For the longest time, it’s been known that the U.S. isn’t as in to soccer or, as the rest of the world calls it, football. As a result, some foreigners like to impress that fact on Americans when we participate in the World Cup, in which we’re currently doing not too shabby.
Yannis Pappas offered up a solution of sorts to this problem in his half hour special on Comedy Central that premiered this past weekend. Watch it here.
Peter Serafinowicz Has Been Doing His Own World Cup Game Commentary
Not only is the amazing UK comedian Peter Serafinowicz making game commentary that you’d rather hear than the typical World Cup game calling, but Serafinowicz nails that announcer voice so well.
Also, Reggie Watts joins in for one of the games. That’s right, Peter Serafinowicz and Reggie Watts did their own calling of a World Cup match.
As there are complaints about the conditions down in Brazil during the World Cup, Conan O’Brien had a chat with the head of public relations down there to see what the deal is. Surprisingly (or unsurprisingly), the guy (Andres du Bouchet) that Conan was able to reach was not unlike the guy (also Andres du Bouchet) who was covering PR for the Sochi Olympics earlier this year.
UK comedian Peter Serafinowicz, from time to time, will direct amazing music videos. His latest work on Hot Chip’s Don’t Deny Your Heart is hilariously absurd. We can only hope that one World Cup game happens the way that the 3D animated one goes down in the video.