Hansel, so hot right now. Hansel.

Got his own soundtrack too. So hot, that Hansel.

[willfreeman]

Derek wearing all white to a funeral, using it to announce his retirement, then being upstaged by the DJ and Hansel is comedic gold

[agentsmirnoff]

the fact there's a DJ at the funeral lmao

[RaoulFel]

Hansels entrance with the voiceover in the background is still one of the funniest things I've ever seen

[FreestyleGGD]

The second extra 'hansel' at the end slays me

[brad]

The fact that both men are so egotistical as to make someone else’s funeral all about them 😂😂

[zufgh]

It's genius yet so simple how the unnecessary repeating of someone's name at the end of a sentence can be so fucking funny.

[jrno]

Theater was flooded with tears of laughter when released, love this movie

[YorozuyaNeesan]

Brought here by the fact that out of no where, I have "Hansel, he's so hot right now" stuck in my head lol

[HunterMagunter]

The absurdity of Ben stiller's humor is sorely missed, he needs to make a new movie

[SuperCatsattack]

I am in australia and I just searched up "so hot right now" because it is 35 degrees, and this is what came up.

[NiagaraErie]

Saying Hansel the second time just gets me so good.

[TheBrickBuildingEnthusiast]

The second 'Hansel' is hilarious but what I find equally hilarious is Katinka's feather getting in Mugatu's face.

[nicolemaldonado]

"Hansel. He's so hot right now. Hansel."
lmfao!

[USGiorgi]

The second hansel just kills me every time. Hansel, he's so hot right now. Hansel.

[ScreamerProductionss]

I think of this scene at least twice a week.

[Bballerification]

The fact that he announced his retirement at a triple funeral with a DJ 😂

[WG]

i love how his assistant is nodding at him in a funny way

[matthewsawczyn]

I aspire to Hansel's level of hotness right now

[corkystorky]

Simply the greatest partycrashing entrance ever

[MaxEisenhardt]

This movie is so fucking good, holy shit. It also aged better than your average comedy exactly because the actor's movements and expressions are so extravagant, eccentric and out of left field that you can't help but be mesmerized by it and keep looking at it, much like a painting (or a train wreck that just happened in front of you, that also fits). I wonder if there is a name for this specific type of acting.