Chris Garcia, Joey Izzo, Reign Morton, and Más Mejor do envision how a “weed sommelier” might be in a documentary in a great, off-beat way.
However, we wouldn’t be surprised at all if this wasn’t far from the truth as weed sommeliers do exist. If there are anything like wine sommeliers, this sketch might be bordering on a mini-doc.
Frankie Quinones’ Creeper, the creator of Cholofit, is back for 2017 and expanding his ‘workout for homies’ to kids (FYI, they count as hours of mandated community service).
First, there was the introductory video the life-changing, dope workout series, Cholofit from Frankie Quinones.
Now, if you’ve got that chill-as-hell series of exercises down, there’s Cholofit Advanced for when you ready take working out and just hanging out in East LA at the same time to the next level.
As of late, Más Mejor has had a streak of sketches and web series that you might want to give a watch.
It’s Pablo, their latest release, surmises a secretly made sitcom starring Pablo Escobar in the style of old family sitcoms of yesteryear.
Thanks to the minds of Joey Devine, Zach Gonzalez-Landis and Chris Garcia, the performances of Chris, Becky Garcia and Frankie Quiñones, and the direction of Teddy Filson and Alex Koll, you now have a perfect dessert for after Narcos season 2.
Watch it here.
Rap battles often spew the most vile combinations of words that have ever existed. Many rappers that comprise such hate are able to do so because of a traumatic childhood where the dad wasn’t in the picture.
Luckily, Frankie Quinones is going to fix that very specific problem on Mas Mejor starting with this rap battle right here.
If dieting and yoga aren’t really your sort of thing because it doesn’t fit your perception of what “being hard” is, then Frankie Quinones’ Cholofit might be for you.
The wonderful Chris Garcia has been putting his own web series at Más Mejor that gives out life hacks, Cuban style.
This particular Cuban life hack comes from Chris’ dad who really lived the sort of unbelievable life one leads in the Cuba of yesteryear (i.e. you really do need to know how to hide your barter pig).
The latest installment of Melissa Villasenor’s Daily Itineraries has, for our money, one of the best impressions, in every aspect, of Sarah Silverman.
Just watch how spot on Melissa is, but how she nails Silverman’s entire comedic persona.
The latest episode of Melissa Villasenor’s Daily Itineraries web series on Above Average’s Mas Mejor channel has Melissa take on the daily routine of comedy darling, Kristen Wiig.
Of course, Wiig’s notorious for doing impressions that are, well… more inspired than accurate (just look up most of her late night appearances).
Melissa nails her voice, mannerisms, and her faux-impressions in her impression. Watch it here.
Today, Broadway Video launched another network/channel (in addition to Above Average and The Kicker), Más Mejor, an online video network that has Latino focus.
If they’re going in this direction of stuff like Fred Armisen and Horatio Sanz actualizing what an unboxing video from Cuba might be like, we’re on board.
Watch Coleccionistas de Juguetes here.
(via The Wrap)
It’s interesting how this news comes just as Sabado Gigante, a 53 year variety show, has just come to an end.
Many english language networks have attempted to tap into the ever growing latino population in the U.S. with bilingual and latino/hispanic focused programming. Success has unfortunately been sparse.
Yet, the thought of something catching on could be a boon in ratings/views to anyone who finds a show that works in the regard.
Along these lines, Broadway Video, Lorne Michaels’ umbrella entertainment brand for the multitude of shows he has on late night, primetime sitcoms like 30 Rock, and more, is creating a digital space that looks to capitalize on the Latino demographic as well as create more Broadway Video content that general audiences can watch.
Original bilingual web series, videos, etc. that will include the likes of Horatio Sanz and Fred Armisen will go officially launch in January of next year.