Happy Slapping

A short film where twin comedians Keith and Kenny Lucas, alongside Jerrod Carmichael, explore the concept of 'happy slapping' in a comedic and satirical manner. The film uses humor to dissect the absurdity and often misguided intentions behind online viral videos, particularly those involving public pranks.

As a short film primarily distributed online and associated with the Lucas Brothers' distinct comedic style, 'Happy Slapping' garnered attention within comedy circles for its unique humor and social commentary. It was generally well-received by fans of observational and often surreal comedy.

• Praised for its distinctive, often absurd, comedic voice.
• Appreciated for its witty take on internet culture and viral video trends.
• Noted for the strong chemistry and comedic timing of the Lucas Brothers.

Google audience: Audience reviews for this short film are not extensively documented on major platforms, but where discussed, viewers often highlight the Lucas Brothers' signature dry wit and their ability to find humor in unusual topics.

The short film's title and premise satirize the phenomenon of 'happy slapping,' where unsuspecting individuals are assaulted and the assault is filmed and shared online, often accompanied by laughter from the perpetrators.