And Beyonc's reaction to JAY-Z getting hit on is exactly what you'd think it would be. you did a good job of subverting good comedy. Haddish was there, and she saw the whole thing go down. "It was terrible, man," the comedian replies. In the video, the Friends cast takes a break from shooting their show, and Carmichael checks in with his bud Hannibal Buress, who's visiting his set.Ĭarmichael asks Buress what he thinks of the updated sitcom, which he considers "something subversive" that could "turn culture on its head."
But is it "subversive"? Not in the way viewers might initially think.
#WHAT JAY Z VIDEO WAS TIFFANY HADDISH IN FULL#
The photo, taken at a December after-party for Beyonc’s husband JAY-Z. JAY-Z's 'Moonlight' video is officially here Fans got a taste of the rapper's Friends -inspired music video starring Tiffany Haddish, Issa Rae and more last week, and now the full video has been. The remade Friends scene is fun to watch, sure. It all started back in January, when the Girls Trip actress shared what become a viral selfie with the Lemonade singer, 36. It’s a who’s-who of contemporary comedy: Jerrod Carmichael (Ross), Issa Rae (Rachel), Lil Rel Howery (Joey), Lakeith Stanfield (Chandler), Tiffany Haddish (Phoebe. The 7-minute video, available to stream on Tidal now (and everywhere next week), has a new Ross (Jerrod Carmichael, The Carmichael Show), Rachel ( Insecure's Issa Rae), Monica ( Creed's Tessa Thompson), Phoebe ( Girls Trip's Tiffany Haddish), Joey ( Get Out's Lil Rey Howery) and Chandler (Lakeith Stanfield, also from Get Out) on a familiar set going through familiar lines - straight from The One Where No One's Ready episode - and performing a fresh version of the Friends water fountain opener. Moonlight a track from Jay-Z’s new album, 4:44 recasts the famous Friends episode The One Where No One’s Ready with an exclusively black cast. But it's about much more than remaking the iconic NBC sitcom shot for shot. In Jay-Z's new music video for Moonlight, he recasts Friends with an all-black all-star cast.
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