Thank god it also changed kanye

@salt-emoji

Жыл бұрын

K3K

@Fonejackerjim

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@thenegativoneify

Жыл бұрын

How

@lmaopew

Жыл бұрын

Sadly he watched 22 jumpstreet

@stresslevel1009

Жыл бұрын

Dammit I knew someone would've beat me too it, thought of that right as I got the notification lmao

I like how they good naturedly poked fun at the ridiculous premise, with Hill's nerdy character thriving in the 2010's, while Tatum's bullying ways don't hold up.

@benwasserman8223

Жыл бұрын

Or the fact that Tatum actually got along so well with the science nerds in class.

@GoFidoGo

Жыл бұрын

@@benwasserman8223 It really was a great movie on so many levels. Definitely a comedy classic in my eyes.

@maryjanerx

Жыл бұрын

Yes!!!❤❤❤

@nahindina8184

Жыл бұрын

Yeah Channing and Jonah were hilarious 😂

@nahindina8184

Жыл бұрын

​@@benwasserman8223 yeah your right Channing get along pretty well with Jonah and the Director and the crew members

I legit think that 21 and 22 jump street are some of the best comedies of the last decade, and apart of being just good fun, i think they both hide a really cool message about rising above your own expectations and stereotypes, and people being always more than meets the eye. Truly two of my favorite movies of all time.

@TheBlueEyeBoy

Жыл бұрын

I’m guessing Kanye really put these themes to heart

@patrickorourke41

Жыл бұрын

I love that 22 Jump Street was deliberately making fun of the fact that it was a sequel. That’s a next level humor

@DekkarJr

Жыл бұрын

Tropic Thunder is my fav from the past decade or so. I think it was 2012 so im throwing it in anyway. God it's SO funny. I watched it recently and its still so fucking funny. IM A DUDE. PLAYING A DUDE. DRESSED AS A NOTHER DUDE. loool the entire idea of a white guy playing an angry black guy is sooo fucking funny to me

@jh2427

Жыл бұрын

@@DekkarJr yeah its called racism my guy lmao doesn't make it any less funny though :p Some of my favorite parts of that movie had to be the fake movie trailers and commercials at the beginning though lol. Fucking brilliant! "Devils Alley" having convinced the OG spiderman himself to act in the flesh just for that insane and fake movie trailer blew me away for some reason lmfao.

@michaelbustamante4982

Жыл бұрын

“Say something cool when you throw it”😂😂

This movie and the sequel aged so well and were genuinely hilarious.

@miked9594

Жыл бұрын

“Hey not so slim shady” me and my buddy use this like all the time

Jonah hill had the complete opposite happen with him ironically enough just before 21 Jump Street, he was the generic funny chubby guy, and Hollywood didn't realize how good he could be in a more dramatic setting until he was in Moneyball and nominated for an academy award for best supporting actor

@giizodamulla7492

Жыл бұрын

Exactly 💯

@billytessio6326

Жыл бұрын

And then 3 years later followed it up with another Best Supporting Actor nod at the Academy Awards for Wolf of Wall Street.

@noelv1976

7 ай бұрын

That’s why he said it’s easier for comedians to go dramatic, not the opposite.

@DPMusicStudio

4 ай бұрын

He was fantastic in Moneyball.... a tremendous movie!

"My name is Jeff" should get more attention. It cemented him as a meme, which, in this case, worked out for him as well.

@ninjanibba4259

Жыл бұрын

It's already popular, where you been?

@hisammy3969

Жыл бұрын

it got a lot of attention when the movie came out. you may have just been too young at the time idk.

Afriend of mine’s parents are very close with his parents, and everything I’ve heard about him has been glowing! He is still really close to his parents, and whenever they’ve seen Channing, since he got famous, they said he was always very grounded and kind. I know some people don’t care about the artist, and only care about the art, but I like when actors are also good people too.

@Magdalena8008s

Жыл бұрын

I'm happy to hear this. I like the dude. So, always elated that people seem to be good people when the cameras aren't on. Not related to Channing but DJ Qualls. We from the same backwards ass Tennessee town. And grew up with his half sister. She was one of my BFFLs. And, DJ is one of the coolest dudes I've ever met as a human. Even when he didn't have a penny.

@taylorgayhart9497

Жыл бұрын

@@Magdalena8008s I love that!! I love when people stay grounded, and I’ve always thought he was a cutie!

@taylorgayhart9497

Жыл бұрын

@@woodsie001 The only other celeb story I have is my step-brother met Jamie Fox once in Amsterdam, and he was also great! Jamie Fox was with like five friends and my brother alone so they were super friendly and gave him some recommendations for food and stuff. His favorite part though was on the way back, he was sitting at the airport and heard “Hey Dennis!” loudly from someone walking by, and it was Jamie Foxx again! My brother felt so cool because everyone in the airport was like “who is Jamie Foxx talking to?” 🤣🤣

Man, I want more video essays like this, breaking down how one role changed an actor's career trajectory.

@Zr0Bites

Жыл бұрын

He'll try to steal more content for you. No worries.

@ariaravenlock7623

Жыл бұрын

@@Zr0Bites Is he really stealing content? I wasn't aware that he was.

@alittlebitgone

Жыл бұрын

NOTE: NERDSTALGIC STEALS THESE VIDEOS FROM SMALLER KZread CREATORS, FULL PLAGARISM.

@MoneyFameWisdom

11 ай бұрын

RDJ?

Tatum was also great in both Dog and Lucky Logan, too. He's an understated actor who's a lot more versatile than just "generic handsome guy".

@MadTytanG

Жыл бұрын

Luck Logan is amazing and will definitely be a classic

@R0FLC4T5

Жыл бұрын

The issue is that Magic Mike will forever ruin his image and now even in "serious" roles he's still very much a himbo.

@JohnDoe-vc5qb

Жыл бұрын

@@R0FLC4T5it’s because they forced it to be a series. 1 is a pretty decent drama. 2 ruins all that and no one gives a fuck about 3 unless it’s for more jerking it material

@DiscMark

Жыл бұрын

No he isn't. He is underrated: The difference between understated and underrated is that understated is restrained and unpretentious while underrated is not given enough recognition for its quality.

@PenguinRisk

11 ай бұрын

and in Coach Carter

Channing is fearless in the roles he takes. Never comes off as trying too hard, has a way of making you connect to the characters.

No lie... that part where you have Tatum say "My name is Jeff...." sent me into a bout of laughter 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣... I can NOT stop laughing at that! Dude is comedy gold at everything...

He’s one of those actors that I think might actually be as good of a person as his image conveys. He seems like a genuinely good guy.

@dipperdandy

Жыл бұрын

I don't think I have ever heard a bad word in regards to his character. Everyone seems to like him to an extent.

@ninjanibba4259

Жыл бұрын

​@@dipperdandy not Jenna anymore.....

I feel like there are not a ton of comedies that came out in this time that are re-watchable as much as these are.

@sidsrivastava6987

Жыл бұрын

One of my favorite movies ever

@rensotten7802

Жыл бұрын

Superbad is also great rewatchable movie

We need a sequel dammit! 23 Jump Street!

@ashtviceland

Жыл бұрын

Medical School!

@phud69

Жыл бұрын

You know, they should have actually made every fake movie in that bit into real movies. What a waste of ideas

@football8897

Жыл бұрын

They were actually pitching the MIB and 21 jump street crossover. Sony shut it down and the public found out a few years later when Sony got hacked. Honestly it was a brilliant idea

@HafifSyukra

Жыл бұрын

They went to Medical School

@lukewright9031

Жыл бұрын

@@football8897 I remember that! At the time I thought it was just some trolling campaign but when I heard they pulled the plug on that project my reaction was "HOLY S*** THEY WERE SERIOUS??!"

Went to see Free Guy at the theater and thought it was a pretty mediocre movie but actually laughed out loud at Tatum's scene and felt happy to see him because it felt like it had been a long time since I had seen him in anything, hope he continues to do well.

@Anthonycheesman33

Жыл бұрын

He was pretty funny

@Explivious

Жыл бұрын

same but with bullet train, I got so shocked seeing him

@JohnDemetriou

9 ай бұрын

Same but with "This Is the end"

When you said: _"Tatum owes much of his success to Hill, Lord, and Miller."_ I think it might have been worth pointing out that Channing, himself, largely credits his success in Hollywood to Amanda Bynes [who fought hard for his casting, opposite herself, in what became his breakout role in "She's The Man"]

His cameo in “Bullet Train” was masterful. 😂

I remember being introduced to Channing in "She's the Man" I thought his character Duke was low-key hilarious, the "Do you like Cheese?" line still cracks me up, and then when Channing whips that guy in the head with a towel, perfect! 😅

@missjemmac

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I agree! I notice that she’s the man was lumped into the ‘handsome douche’ side of things and I actually think he’s quite funny in that and you can definitely see the beginnings of his comedic acting.

I'll always remember the "my name is Jeff" bit, and it never fails to make me either laugh or smile when I randomly remember it

21 Jump Street was so impactful it changed Kanye West's Mind! 🧠

Tatum’s “I love him” delivery in This Is the End is comedy gold! 😂

my name is jeff

I loved Tatum in 21-2JS. And his performance in both movies.

BEST MOVIE OF ALL TIME!!! 🍿 I’ve always said that in the first 5 minutes so much happens and you nailed it in this video, great analysis!

For me "A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints" Is probably one of his best films. It truly shows the wide range he has as an actor.

@sadiqueahmed5437

Жыл бұрын

Rc vf78s

I still need this man as Gambit.

@theartist8291

Жыл бұрын

Same and knowing he has so much knowledge on the character, I’m down

As someone who wrote Tatum off as a talentless himbo years ago, I'm so happy and glad to say I was wrong. Dude is a legend. His comedic timing is amazing, he can act his ass off and movies like this and Dog prove he's a legend in the making.

I genuinely enjoyed both of these movies, and have watched them multiple times (and likely will watch them many more times). I found them enjoyable and loved Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill’s performances. My guilty pleasure remake movie, I suppose!

@dipperdandy

Жыл бұрын

Don't have to feel guilty, chum. They're legit good movies. A guilty pleasure would be like... if you enjoyed The Vow or White House Down.

my brother never stops talking about Tatum. They worked together in a restaurant in vegas way back then

i have always thought these two movies were absolutely genius !! they’ve made me laugh ever since i was about 12-13 or so, im turning 18 this summer and i rewatch them yearly. truly gems, glad to see channing and hill’s career’s took off

21 & 22 Jump Street are two movies my wife and I watch on repeat and quote to each other. Both movies have some of the wittiest dialogue and slyest jokes.

This is mine and my bestfriends favorite movie. He was the popular one and I was the weird nerd but our similarities and differences brought us together. We realized Him and I aren't so different and didnt care what anyone had to say about me. He just wanted to kick it and be my friend. That was back in 7th grade and 13 year's later hes still my bestfriend and we still watch 21 jump street. This movie will always hold a good space in my heart

I ADORE these 21 and 22 movies and, even though I NEVER thought he was nothing but a "meathead". These movies changed this FOREVER for me.

It’s the small details and character development that elevate comedies and make these films some of the best😊

21 came out when I was a junior in high school and fit just way to perfectly. Then 22 came out when I was in college haha go figure it also fit perfectly.

It’s when Channing literally says “hey wanna be friends.” You know their bond is gonna be good.

Very nice piece, thanks

Great movies. Period

I loved his role in Free Guy. I've become a fan of Tatum cause of Jump Street and glad he kept his comedic side in later movies.

@Nerdstalgic

Ай бұрын

Me too. I hope he keeps doing more

This video has made really rethink my appreciation of Tatum, i honestly forgot about alot of the movies he had been in and all of them were, yeah, actually pretty good

Great video. Tatum was unreal in Coach Carter too!

Genuinely great analysis, congrats.

Agreed! He really showed his comedic talent here

To me, it was his works with Soderbergh as his new muse in a way. Haywire, Magic Mike, Side Effects in a row and Logan lucky and Magic Mike 3 later. Working with an auteur filmmaker like him helped his credibility

He really is delightful. I'm glad hes here

21 and 22 jumpstreet was fckn comedy gold for me

Both films are fantastic and I'm glad they ain't milking it but with the end credits of 22 jump Street besides with amazing cameos there's some legit incredible sequels they could make

Great job making the point

this movie also changed a lot for kanye

Goated video my brotha

I love him in Step Up and I was happy to rediscover him in the latest movies. I've got to watch 21 jump Street.

SO mad we never got that Jump Street/ MIB crossover movie.

22 Jump Street will always be one of my go to Feel good movies. And the Meat qt and Plainview Red Herring bits are legendary.

One of the very rare comedy movies to have a sequel and not only be a success but a hit

A classic movie, timeless.

I remember after watching 21 Jump Street for the first time, I thought that Channing Tatum should do more comedic roles. He’s a terrific actor, really.

Thank you for being brave and sharing this horrible experience you are going through 💜. Sharing your story will help so many others. Remember this is all just temporary and you will feel like you again soon!

His appearance in Bullet Train is also hilarious

These two movies were the last really great fucking hilarious comedy movies. Especially the drug scene😂😂

21 and 22 are amazing to watch back to back fully baked.

I still love this movie so much and I love Channing Tatum in it. It honestly hasn’t aged much at all. Also still loving his delivery on the line “What kind of shit do they say about a covalent bond in this school?” 😂

Great video!

@Nerdstalgic

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate it!

I love this movie dearly.

"What are you going to do? Drown me in your tears?" - Channing Tatum in She's the Man (2006). NOPE, Channing Tatum was always funny! Also, while you're right, Channing Tatum happens to star in my favorite movie of all time, G.I.Joe - The Rise of Cobra (2009) so no matter what, he reached peak before 21 Jump Street (2012) IMO. I do enjoy both 21 Jump Street (2012) and 22 Jump Street (2014) a lot though (that's why I'm here)

Favorite film of all time

Tatum is hilarious. The fact that "my name's Jeff" was one of the biggest memes of 2015 was just icing ontop of the cake

Well, after this video, i can think that Tatum could be a great Booster Gold in James Gunn DCU.

The vow is always going to be my favourite

These movies were honestly so incredible. I was surprised.

This movie is absolutely hilarious. A true classic.

The Jump Street film series won't work without Tatum. He proven himself as more than a generic handsome guy in these films. Really wish they can do the Jump Street sequels they "teased" at the end of 22 Jump Street

Love him

I love Channing, he's just such a himbo

I remember going to the opening weekend of 22 Jump Street back in middle school and no movie had laugh that hard 😂

Literally watched this just last night

His comedic abilities blew me away after seeing this movie. Fucking hilarious duo

Aside from this and other similar roles. His performance in foxcatcher is 👏👏

I been a fan since step up & fighting

This is very similar to the bollywood actor John Abraham. He was a model and frequently gets cast as a generic handsome guy, or military lead. But with his work with Akshay Kumar, who is an incredible actor in a lot of genres and primarily does comedy. They brought out so much of his character and soul in those movies. Akshay caries most of the comedy, but arguably John's movies with him are better than the more serious movies without him. He's incredible in comedy movies when he's given the right script.

i desperately need 23 jumpstreet. i know it's kinda impossible to do that since they now slightly old, but it needs to be a trilogy to finish it up.

I loved this film growing up. I was like 8-10 years old and me and my boy James would refer to each other as the two main characters’ names

I love this movie.

I'm not going to lie...I thought this was going to suck big time but was the most I laughed out loud in the the theater in ages! This and the sequel are legitimately 2 of the best comedies ever.

21 Jump Street is my favourite movie! Sucks it doesn't get that much love nowadays

The perfect movie ❤

❤ the lost city, it made me want to know. More about him

"you mean Channing Tatyum. I slide in that whenever i want".. ah, fckin Danny McBride

Petition to get a Channing Tatum to be cast as Hyperion in the MCU. Let's make it happen!

The Vow was enough for me, his eyes did more acting in that film than most marvel movies these days

A-Team is an awesome flick! It’s so slept on.

@liamhastelow2059

Жыл бұрын

I love A Team. Was so fun.

Tatum also had a cameo in Bullet Train... it was great as well.

Genuinely surprised you didn’t bring up Dog, another slapstick comedy-drama that Tatum not only starred in but also co-directed.

one of my favorite Channing Tatum gems is Logan Lucky. If you haven't seen it, DO IT NOW. Think of Ocean's 11, but set below the Mason-Dixon Line. Super fun movie!

Watched 21 jumpstreet in office before going for 22 that evening, it was the most I laughed in one day

My name's Jeff always cracks me up.

I was exactly in the position of many others. I had no real opinion of Channing Tatum previous to 21 Jump Street. I sat on 21 Jump Street for over 2 years until I heard a number of friends who shared the same opinion on Tatum as I did say he was hilarious in it. Tatum playing on the dumb character that many boxed him in was the best decision he could have made and thats why this character worked perfectly for him. Im just sad that we're approaching 10 years and we've not got a 23 Jump Street yet. That end credits scene of 22 opened up a world of possibilities for sequels.

@wonderwalledit

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, I'm also sad that there isn't a 23 Jump Street 😔. That would of been really cool.

21 Jump Street was a funny movie, made by funny people. This movie aged like wine.

Foxcatcher is one of my favourite movies of all time.

My favorite tatum role was rowdy sparks in the supercross movie 👌

"My name´s Jeff". Perfect comedy moment. XD