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- Hey, how's it going?
I'm Ify Nwadiwe, I'm excited to be here.
Gonna get a whole bunch of makeup and costume on me
and I'm gonna make a fun character out of it.
(upbeat energetic music)
- [Vic] Today, we're giving this comedian
a total transformation.
- (laughs) Okay, eyes are closed.
- [Vic] They have no idea who
or what they're about to become.
Once they see themselves in the mirror,
they'll have to make up a character on the spot
and then sit down with me for an improvised interview.
This is "Very Important People."
- (laughs) Oh man, I got a big old head.
That's a cranium. (laughs)
Like what if I'm like the smooth alien? Yeah.
We ain't got nobody like you in my universe.
Yeah, I brought this gold suit out for you.
You know, this one.
Look, they ain't got 'em like this. Custom made.
(crew laughing)
So I can't walk straight 'cause alien legs,
our joints don't move that way.
My mating dance.
(crew laughing)
Yeah, this is it. Y'all wanted to see Banksy.
It's me. I'm an alien.
What y'all going to do now?
My people sent me down.
We're all over the universe going to different planets.
I chose y'all. I chose Earth.
(crew laughing) (funky music)
So don't be afraid.
But if you are aroused,
that's exactly what I'm looking for.
Greetings, Earthlings. (chuckles)
(upbeat funky music)
- I dunno, what do you have to say
about my car's extended warranty?
Yeah. (clears throat)
We all have stories to tell
and sometimes those stories
need to be shared with the world.
Good evening, I'm Vic Michaelis.
Here with another edition of 'very Important People."
Please introduce yourself.
- Hello, my name is (vocalizes and ululates).
- Spelled the way it sounds?
- Yes, but you could just call me Denzel.
(text thuds and chitters)
- Denzel, I have to ask,
how long have you been here on Earth?
- I've actually only been here the last 20 years.
Just kind of hanging out, getting the vibes.
- How fascinating. Is there anything that you've picked up?
Any hobbies, any interests? Have you taken a day job?
- Oh, you know, I've been watching lots of movies.
I like what y'all say about other aliens.
I could defeat Michael Jordan in basketball if I wanted to.
That's one inaccuracy.
- "Space Jam." - Oh yeah, yeah.
Another thing, I'm drinking water just fine.
You know, that wouldn't stop us.
- "Gremlins." - Yeah.
And also I could beat Will Smith's ass.
That's the only one that made me mad, "Independence Day."
- You think going toe-to-toe in a fight, you and Will Smith-
- Yeah, I would destroy him.
- Do you have any capabilities?
Is there any reason that you would think that?
'Cause here on Earth, Will Smith is pretty tough.
- I bench 315. I got a nice PR.
- Listen, that's more than I can bench.
- [Denzel] Yeah.
- Not quite as much as I thought you were going to say
if I'm being totally honest.
- Oh, working on it.
- No, and please excuse my my ignorance.
Do you need food for sustenance? Is that-
- No, no.
See, our skin sucks in both the moon and the sun
and feeds us- - Huh, well-
- Much like- - The moon,
and I'm again, what do I know?
I'm just a human. - Yeah.
- The the light from the moon is the light from the sun.
- So I basically take, you know,
most of my energy from the sun.
(crew laughs) - Oh, I see.
- Yeah.
- Fascinating. - Yeah.
- Absolutely fascinating. - And if it gets reflected
off the moon, I'll take that too.
- So you don't need any food,
but certainly you need some sort of shelter.
- I don't need shelter. I just kinda walk around.
I roam, I do things. - I see.
So a little birdie told me you utilize a lot of disguises.
- Yes, I utilize a lot of disguises.
- If you come over here,
we actually have a couple of photos of those disguises here.
- Yes. - Now from the naked eye,
the untrained eye, it does sort of look
like you're just putting on hats.
- Yeah, the hats are the best disguises.
You put on a hat, peoples are more focused,
they're not paying attention, yeah.
- Well, how are you watching your movies?
- Oh well, I just go to Redbox
and then like right when somebody tries
to return a Redbox, grab it.
They can't see me. I'm using the invisibility technology.
- I see. But we did go ahead and see.
So we got a photo of you being invisible
and it does look like a white sheet
just sort of draped over your head.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Sort of like a ghost on Halloween.
- It works.
- It looks like you're actively scaring
a few of the people around there.
They look a little confused as to what's happening.
- Yeah. Alien technology can be scary.
That's probably what is tripping them out.
- Right, I understand.
So bring me through this.
You've now obtained the DVD from Redbox.
- Yes. - How are we playing this DVD?
- I've kind of cobbled together
different of your technologies
and kind of kept them in the back of a guest house.
- Right. Okay.
So I'm gonna pause you right there.
You did say you didn't have sort of human shelter,
but you are renting a guest house?
- I'm staying there. I'm not renting it.
- What do you mean by you're staying there?
- I just go in there when I need to watch movies.
- Do the people in the main house
know that you're staying there?
- Do you know anyone's in your guest house?
- I would know if someone
was in my guest house, I would assume.
Are you staying in my guest house?
- Well, you would know, right?
- So sort of, okay- - Let's let's just say,
hypothetically, if I was staying in your guest house,
would you feel the need to charge me rent?
- Yes, Denzel.
I would feel the need to charge you rent if you were-
- I'm not staying at your guest house.
(crew laughs)
- So, sorry, Denzel.
You're spending most of your days here on Earth
watching movies and going to the gym?
- Yeah, yeah. Hanging out in the sauna.
And then I pretty much, you know,
I definitely have to watch, you know, your human pornography
to understand how y'all have sex.
- And why would you need to understand
how we're having sex, Denzel?
- Because I'm here to repopulate your planet.
- You're here to repopulate our planet?
- Yeah. You know.
- So you've heard it here first.
An alien race is here to repopulate our planet.
- Don't say it like that.
That makes it sound like an invasion.
This is very consensual.
- How is it consensual?
- Well, because- - 'Cause consensual would mean
that we're excited that you're here
to repopulate our planet. - Well, you don't know yet.
This is how we're finding out, right?
- Why are you using the term repopulate?
- Well, because I did the math.
- Because we are populated. - Yeah, yeah. I get that.
- So I'm curious is why are we using the term repopulate.
- Well, if you go online,
all these new-generation kids are scared of sex scenes.
(gentle mellow music)
- Denzel, I was hoping
you'd play Two Truths & A Lie with me.
- Let's do it. - All right, go ahead.
- I was sent here to repopulate your planet.
I'm living in your guest house.
- Right. - I can bench 500 pounds.
- You just said you could bench 300 pounds.
Denzel, are you living in my guest house?
- You got any more of them questions?
I got some, you know, I got some alien meeting.
- What alien meeting do you have, Denzel?
Was it true that you are coming to populate this planet?
'Cause it doesn't seem like you've taken
any steps to do that so far.
- Well, look.
I got here.
I looked up your pornography to see how to romance you.
- I'm sorry, Denzel.
Are you using pornography
to see how to woo people here on Earth?
- Why would you record yourself having sex
if it isn't a tutorial?
Like, that makes no sense.
- Denzel... - What is that for?
- It's for pleasure. It's for fantasy.
- That's kind of fucked up. Yeah.
- Why is that fucked up? - Because that's,
I guess, love, you know?
That's like the creation of another child.
- I think it's for pleasure
and then you move on.
- Well, you keep saying pleasure. What is that?
- What is pleasure? - Yeah.
- You know, I don't, (clears throat)
I don't really, um, I don't really know.
(gentle mellow music)
We have another segment here-
- Okay. - called Would You Rather...
- Yeah, that sounds real good.
- Would you rather- - Okay.
- be way too hot or way too cold?
- We don't feel temperature 'cause of alien technology.
- You don't feel temperature
because of alien technology? - Yeah, yeah.
Because if it starts to feel too hot,
we grab these garments.
It's a smaller garment If it's too hot.
If it's cold, it's a heavier garment to keep me warm.
- So you're describing a sweater.
- Uh. - Okay, next.
We're gonna go to the next question.
Would you rather- - Okay.
- find true love or win the lottery?
- Love is nice, you know.
- Can I ask, do you date much here?
- No, no, no.
I pretty much just kind of watch the activity
of the person whose guests' house I'm staying in
and kinda see what they got going on.
- And what do they have going on?
- I don't know. It seems like they cry a lot.
They pace, do a lot of pacing.
- Denzel, I feel obligated to let you know,
as we are recording this right now,
somebody is installing cameras at my guest house
because two renters have said the place is haunted.
- That's illegal. - It's not illegal
if it's your property. - That's illegal.
You should call them right now and get 'em to stop.
Stop 'em. - I'm not gonna do that
because unless you're living in my guest house,
I don't know why you would have
a problem with that. - I just don't want you
to get into legal trouble.
- Next question.
Would you rather speak only Pig Latin
or only speak in rhyme?
- Where would you install the cameras,
if you were going to install the cameras?
- I'm not gonna tell you where I would install the cameras
'cause I think you're living in my guest house, Denzel.
- Why would I, an alien, need to live in your guest house?
- That is a wonderful question
that I would also like the answer to.
- Yeah.
- Would you rather lose everything you own
or lose all of your toes?
May I ask, if it's not too invasive, do you have toes?
- No. No.
It's just one. It looks like a tentacle.
- I see. - But the suction,
it's one big suction
cup - Like a suction cup?
- Yeah. - That's incredible.
So you can hang from the ceiling?
- Yeah. It's almost as if no camera would be able to see me
so it's kind of useless to try and install a camera
if you're trying to install a camera-
- Denzel, do you have human money to pay rent somewhere?
(Denzel stammers) Because you've been here long enough
that it feels like maybe you should get a job.
- Why would I need a job?
I'm here on an alien mission that's bigger
than any type of commerce. - Denzel, name one thing
that you have done to help this alien mission.
Name one technology that has made this place better
since you got here.
- I made Clubhouse. - You made Clubhouse?
- Yeah, the app Clubhouse. - The app Clubhouse?
- I made it.
- That people were on for two weeks?
- Yes. That was me.
- Okay, Denzel.
If you are here to in fact repopulate the Earth,
I am gonna give you this time right now
to explain your mission to the entire audience.
Wouldn't we like that?
(audience clapping) Yes. Go ahead, Denzel.
(tender music) (Denzel sighs)
- We have this alien tradition where I come from
where the two people who like raised you
have expectations of you.
Because of those expectations,
if you say you're gonna go off and do something
they expect it to get done.
Y'all might not know about it.
- Parental pressure?
I'm sorry, please. - I mean, if I was naming it-
- Please continue. - that's what I would call it.
- All right. You're real quick
on your toes.
You like, take the alien technology
and kind of give it some cool- - I appreciate you.
- Earthling name.
- Sort of a standard name. - Yeah.
- I would say you're giving it sort of an alien spin.
- So when I told my parents, "Yo, I'm out.
I'm gonna go repopulate Earth."
They didn't think I could do it.
- Well what is your planet like?
- Well, you know, you just have a whole bunch of people
that like, from the hours of like
what would be understanded on Earth
from nine to five would just go in and do some type of work
and then after that, go home,
meet a partner and maybe procreate
and raise that procreation, put 'em through school.
And sure, there are like creative tasks on the planet
where like there are people
who like to entertain each other.
There's probably not a word for it out here,
but like, we stand on stage
and we tell funny jokes and stories.
- Stand-up. - Huh?
- You're talking about stand-up?
- Yeah, we stand up while we do it.
But like, that's hard, you know?
And so sometimes it's kind of hard to find your place
in this alien society.
It's probably blowing your mind right now.
- Denzel, I'm sorry, just to stop you.
Are you saying you do stand-up comedy on your planet?
You tell jokes?
- I try, but you know.
- We do have a clip of you doing stand-up.
- I mean, the references might go over your heads.
The female Gleezorps, you know,
they be involved in commerce
and they love to be involved in commerce.
We can't get 'em to stop being involved in commerce.
And the darker-skinned Gleezorps, you know,
we walk like this, you know, like that's how we walk.
And the lighter-skinned Gleezorps, like,
they're all buttoned up and they, you know,
they talk like this. (laughs)
That's my time.
- Some viewers wrote in
and so we have a few questions for you.
We'd like some of your opinions
on Earth things. - Of course.
- Your opinion on hand sanitizer?
- Toxic to my skin.
- Really? - Funny enough. Yeah.
- How is it toxic to your skin?
- It hurts when I use it.
- Do you happen to have open cuts on your hand
as you're putting on the hand sanitizer?
- Yeah. How'd you know? - All right, Denzel.
Your opinion on rollercoasters?
- Why would I be afraid of rollercoaster?
- I'm not saying you're afraid of rollercoasters.
I'm asking if you've been on a rollercoaster
- And I'm asking why would I be afraid of a rollercoaster?
- I'm not saying you're afraid-
- I've been on space ships- - But it's seeming like,
maybe, you're afraid
of rollercoasters- - that go faster
than those rollercoasters.
So if I don't go on rollercoasters,
it's because I've been on
the spaceships before - Are you afraid
of rollercoasters? - No!
Next question. - All right.
What is your opinion on traffic lights
- Top 10 worst human inventions.
- Really?
- Alien technology, we don't have that.
We have signs that kind of alert you to stop
and then everyone takes their own turn.
- How is that different from a traffic light?
- It has three colors. Ours just says, "Do not go."
- Like a stop sign?
You have to have seen- - Ya'll must have had-
- a stop sign at some point. - someone who invaded
before me and taught you these things.
- Next. What's your opinion on Jersey Mike's?
- Too much bread.
- I'm gonna have to agree with you there.
- You done a, know what I mean?
- Thank You.
Oh, I'm so sorry. Breaking news.
We have security footage of Denzel breaking into my house.
Okay. - What?
- So let's go ahead and play that.
- Huh.
Anybody home over here?
What kind of technology is this?
- Denzel, why are you lying to me?
Why didn't you just tell me
you were staying in my guest house?
- Because look. Look how frazzled you are now.
It was much easier when you didn't know I was there
and I watched you cry every night.
- All right, Denzel.
I am contractually obligated to ask my final question
that I ask each and every one of my guests.
What do you think the meaning of life is?
What do you think the meaning of you being on this show is?
'Cause I can't seem to figure it out. Do you know?
Does anyone know?
- I'm a fucking alien.
Like, come on, like, you like relax.
The bar is in hell, okay?
So first off, before you get real rude to me, remember that.
That you don't know what I could do.
Yeah, I could have zapped you.
That could have been electricity.
- You could have but you didn't.
- Yeah. Yeah. But I- - What is this?
Does this actually do anything?
- Electricity.
You don't even know if,
'cause at any moment that could be real electricity.
You don't even know. - Zap me.
- I won't.
- I'm asking. - I won't.
- Take me out. - No.
'Cause I know what's illegal.
Like putting cameras in houses
that shouldn't have cameras. - It's not illegal.
What is the meaning of life?
(tender music)
- The meaning of life is our connections.
Who we speak to, who we have around us
and what legacy we leave behind
with those that we exist on this plane with.
It's about helping each other.
It's about doing what we can
so that in another life,
the effects felt by our existence
is little and/or helpful.
So things like recycling,
mutual aid, letting someone live in your guest house-
- We were so close. - without rent and not being
an asshole about it- - This close.
- when you find out- - We're so close.
- And not putting like weird fucking little cameras
and shit like that, that's the meaning of life.
So how about that?
- It was beautiful and then...
But (exhales sharply)
as a peace offering,
how about tonight we go to Redbox and pick out a movie.
- You're gonna pay for it? - I'll pay for it.
- Sure. - Okay. All right.
- Sure.
- Thank you so much for joining us this evening.
I'm Vic Michaelis reminding you to be true to yourself
unless you'd rather be someone else.
Goodnight.
Are you driving?
- No.
- You're holding onto the bottom of my car, right?
- Yeah.
- Okay. Well, you can sit in the passenger seat.
Oh. (sighs)
And you owe me so much money for repairs.
- That's, that's no.
Who did that?
(jaunty music) (audience applauding)
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