hanging out with the wrong combination of friends

Featuring @mitsy270 and @TrentLenkarski

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[infra_Gray]

The worst part about being a Trent is knowing that inside you is that goofy, loud energy, but everytime you bring it out it just looks like you're milking a cow. Alas

[BlissBatch]

There's something hilariously ironic about the little "bloop bloop bloop, " which the characters in the skit find painfully unfunny, totally breaking Joel irl.

[TheLucvD]

As someone with social anxiety this is the scenario that plays out in your head when you're with other people

[lucasjones]

1:19 Mitsy just staring into the distance like an NPC during Trent and Joel's side conversation

[Hugatreeme]

Pretty sure they wanted the audience to enjoy the fact that Brian was clearly photoshopped into what was originally a picture of the three of them, and that Joel and Mitsy were hardcore gaslighting Trent. The amount of layers in this three minute skit --- top tier stuff

[rumplstiltztinkerstein]

I will forever do the "cow milking" gesture whenever meeting new people in honor of our fallen warrior.

[Tom_Tom_Club]

I'm glad they had a blooper at the end I was starting to feel pretty sad for Trent. I mean I know he's excited about being nominated for a Grammy but that can only carry you so far.

[ZoeSinns]

The worst is when you gel really well with a friend who thinks you're hilarious, then they bring you into another friend group where they encourage you to "do the thing" or "do the funny voice" that kills every time you do it anywhere else, but this time you know it won't go over well. You can just feel it, but you do it anyway bc you're pressured, and it's just crickets.

[herehecomes]

it has come to my attention that i may be in a not so good mental state seeing as i started to cry watching this

[skeetsmcgrew]

I had these two friends that were like a feedback loop of insanity. They just kept hyping each other up until they were running around like children at a birthday party after cake. Individually they were awesome, in big groups they were awesome. But those two and less than 3 other people were an energy supernova that killed everyone in its radius

[josh]

I'm glad this ended with them breaking. I don't think my heart could have taken a truly sad Trent ending.

[senselessbabbledotcom]

I've been in Trent's shoes way too many times. I feel that pain brother!

[yourdailyatpcontent]

The worst part is, if you know yourself well enough and don‘t attend scenarios like this, because you know it‘s a lose-lose situation, people are going to judge you and consistently ask why you didn‘t come

[MLBlue]

If anything, Trent is the adorable teddy bear that grounds everyone else, without his understatedness the other two would become insufferably tiresome.

[Someonece]

Trent’s expression at 1:49 is just too real. That feeling of social alienation on full utter display

[faresourtrex]

I know this all jokes but damn, this scenario just touches my heart man. I absolutely hate when people want to just feel the presence of other people around them and socialise but not have the chance or feel alienated. Just depresses me, that's why whenever I'm with my friends in collage and see a person sitting alone I always invite them to sit with us and introduce everyone, and even if they didn't want to I end the discussion with "You're always welcome and there is an empty seat over there *point at seat* with your name on it".

[kalobhunt]

I love how you asked for a minute to talk and walked 5 steps away to talk. Lol she just sits there in the background.

[Ruby_Key]

This has happened to me so many times. I've always felt like the quiet one everywhere I go. In school nobody would wanna talk to me because I'm "too sad", they wouldn't invite me anywhere because "oh we thought you were an introvert". Always felt bad about it, and I internalized that I was "the quiet kid", but I was just shy and socially anxious, man.

But after finding people that actually vibe with me, I realized that I'm actually really social, deathly extroverted, even. And I would not shut up, and I can be really funny and goofy. It actually makes me really mad actually, that my shell made people think I'm reserved, mad that I actually thought so too.

So don't be afraid that you're not fun, goofy and interesting enough. You are, you're good enough. And if you can't gel with someone, that's okay.

[dutssz]

that was... incredibly depressing. This feeling of being left out of a conversation with your friends because of this type of disconnection, this feeling of being unwelcomed, it pretty much sums the reason for why I struggle to know if someone is my friend or if I am just a clingy nuisance.

I swear opening a Joel Haver video is spinning a wheel of fortune to what you gonna feel afterwards

[YoungGandalf]

I feel exactly like Trent, even when I'm hanging out with my imaginary friends.