You’ll be hearing more from this guy I can assure you. He almost nails Obama perfectly.
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Nice effort but not great impressions.
2 minutes was all I could stand!
I reckon a lot of people wouldn’t last that long.
Maybe if the impressions were part of a routine, rather than just strung out one after another with no context.
i stopped at jack
He apparently is going to be a new cast member on SNL this year.
Isn’t it “by definition” that if you have to put up a sign saying who the impressionist is doing, its not that good? ((Put the sign at the end of the routine for those who need a memory nudge otherwise.))
I thought his “white” accent was too far off–at least on Walken and Jack. Many other folks get it much closer.
He was close on Bernie Mac and Will Smith. As for the others, I was glad he added the text of who he was impersonating.
With more practice, he’ll probably improve.
First time I have seen a black comedian even attempt Walken. Pretty well done in my book.
Just needs a little more cowbell.
His Will Smith was spot on!
He should probably work on doing 5 really really really good ones…
He better keep his day job.
WIll smith made me lmfao
I … don’t think so.
I loved his impression of Obama. The others were OK, but in fact I do not know most of those people. Obama was the best one.
The range of impersonations is actually pretty good.. even if some of them were a bit annoying. However, some of the people he was impersonating are annoying so I guess there is that. He’d probably be an interesting addition to SNL.