The fact he voiced the dying deer has me dying 🤣

JORDAN WAS THE THE DEER DYING SOUND 😂

"Yeah... I meant that. That's what I meant.. I did that" LMFAOO this man's genius is insane

It's crazy how one of the funniest men in the world is also an amazing horror director

redditor: explains deep symbolism between froot loops and milk eaten seperately peele: nah she just weird asf

Reddit: *super analyzes the gigue Jordan: I literally told the dude to play whatever

Fan: **Has really good theory and evidence to prove it** Jordan: *Man, the power of Marijuana*

The second it showed her eating the fruit loops and milk separately, my first thought was "ah, the first sign of her being a psychopath. That's funny"

"How do we show that she is insane?" "How about we have her eat cereal and milk separately"

Jordan Peele: Creates "Us" Also Jordan Peele: "The power of marjiuana"

I'm just so glad I watched "Get Out" blind. Just turned on TV one day when it started. Not every day you get to watch a masterpiece with legit zero spoilers or preconceptions.

Jordan peele: Her dress is white Reddit: white represents she cleaned herself pure so she can start over with a new victim Jordan peele: Her dress is fuckin white

I can’t believe this is the same guy who played meegan during key and peele

REDDITOR: Jordan Peele's so good that even the black mold and the plot are connected. Peele: Yeah....I *totally* meant that...I meant that...

The scary thing is this movie reminded me of a gentleman I met once when I was a teen. There was an older gentleman I knew that had a similar injury/wound as those with brain transplants that would frequent the barbershop to get his hair cut. But his injury was more gruesome. He wore a wig to cover the top of his scalp which was partially missing or something: so you could see part of his brain. And he'd have to treat the wound constantly to prevent infection. The only way you'd know is if you were in the barbershop when he was getting a hair cut. And he would only get the sides cut. The barber thought I was mature enough, and that it was important enough, for me to see it. The gentleman reluctantly showed me and a few others. We were told that his injury was a severe reaction and treatment to an experiment he was involuntarily involved in decades ago that left him in such a state. That's when we began to have conversations about the Tuskegee experiment and other experiments involuntarily done to 'blacks' in the past. The barber thought it important for me and others to not only know that history but to know that it's not just history: there were still some of our people living with the consequences of such experiments. This was in the 90s in Detroit at Bob's barbershop on 7 Mile with Melvin the barber before he moved to Atlanta. Lost touch with Melvin but always wanted to say thank you to him for the free cuts for good report cards and such. I appreciate it

I love how he's like "no, the segregation of milk and fruit loops isn't a metaphor. It's just that if you eat cereal without milk, you've got to be a psychopath!"

I love how open he is about this. Not al directors/book authors are willing to confirm or deny theories in such a straightforward way

My favorite theories are the ones that make the creators go: “.... y-yup. I totally meant that...”

Lots of respect for just having an open and honest dialog with fans about their theories. This makes Jordan Peele feel more accessible and 'one of us' rather than some director up on a golden pedestal and out of reach. Thank you for being a director for the fans, by the fans. You're the best Jordan!

I love that he says thank you and he clearly means it every time someone notices a detail he worked hard to include and give meaning.

When the lady is checking Chris out and touching him, when she looked at her husband in the wheel chair and said “not bad, not bad at all, right?” it sounded like she was looking at a new car, a new body for her husband.

English teachers be like: what is the hidden message? Jordan Peele on the ukulele scene: Just play whatever.

The spot on theories and overanalyzed ones are both equally entertaining. There was one about Mace Windu having a purple saber - signifying the mix between light (blue) and dark (red) - but Sam Jackson just wanted a purple saber lol

“I do the sound of the dying deer if you didn’t know that was me” I can safely say I didn’t know it was him.

I love the fact that u can make a simple story and people will make deep theories about it and the writers will be like “oh wow that would’ve been a great idea”

"Yeah...I meant that...that's what I meant....................when I did that." 😂

Get Out is the best horror/thriller movie ever. It's a masterpiece. One thing I always hate about horror movies is that they can't scare or creep me out or give me serious thrill or suspense. This movie gave me all that, it seriously creeped me out. I loved it.

I like this. I get art is open for interpretation and finding your own meaning and takeaways, and I get why an artist will do the whole "Its for me, its my meaning" and "its all for you to figure out" but it was refreshing and down to Earth to see an artist just say "Nah this is what I intended, this is what that meant". Also liked he found some ideas interesting and even if it wasn't what he meant was like "Yeah I get that"

I really like this. A lot of directors say cheesy things like "it's up to the audiences imagination" when theories are brought up. He is letting us know exactly what he was trying to say in his movie and I admire that.

I need one for “Us” That movie was confusing.

He is actually doing great, he is either straight up accepting or straight up denying the fan theories. Which is good because most of directors/authors says it is on audience perspective and blah blah blah.and they want to float various theories around the world.

7:26 this part actually made me laugh so hard. Even though it may be 1-2 seconds short, like the look he gave.

"I LOVE this theory it's 100% false"

Jordan Peele is a straight up legend, the oscar was well deserved

Learning that Peele is the one behind that deer sound and rewatching it again seems so hilarious now

i picked up on a few of these hints, like the no smoking and the grandpa running, but seeing so much more was put into it, wow what a great in depth movie. jordan is definitely one of the best screenplay writers of this generation

Rose's father: I'm really happy that deer died! Also Rose's father: *got killed by a deer*

He’s so nonchalant about directing such a movie

I also thought of something else. When Rose told Chris that her dad would probably tell him that President Obama is the best President of his lifetime and it’s going to suck. Yet she claimed she never dated a black man. That’s a very specific thing to say AND she knows it going to suck because she had to deal with her victim’s awkwardness in that moment for 8 years of his Presidency.

It’s amazing that one day he just started making really complex and thought provoking thriller/horror movies just out of nowhere. Didn’t know he had so much talent.

99% of directors would never breaks down fan theories. Thank you Jordan Peele !

I particularly liked that he did not kill Rose but instead left her to die on the side of the road - the worst way someone could die in Chris's opinion.

2:50 THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN AWESOME

it's crazy how much thought really went into this movie; the plot twist was incredible and it's easily one of my favourite movies i've ever watched.

Died at Jordan Peele doing the dying deer sound. Would not have known it was him!

The laugh he does after saying "I finally beat ya Jesse" is just the laugh he does for the ghost of Duke Ellington lol

hahaha the "Black mold" still gets me in 2022 (6:19)

I love how you can tell for some of these he’s like “yeah sure why not”

"I FINALLY BEAT YA JESSE" that's hilarious, I wouldn't have minded that lol

peele being like "yeah that's exactly what i meant to do" is me when i realise i did something genius in my writing even though i had no idea i was doing it

he has a CRAZY creative mind. like it’s just absolutely unbelievable

" "hits blunt" blunt hits, is what it sounds like your doing over there".

"Some of y'all are crazy." Says the guy who made this movie :P

After seeing get out, us, and now candyman I can say I am obsessed. I love the parallels, all of the thought provoking symbolism, and the deeper meaning in all of these movies. BIG fan!

the black mold thing and jordan realizing how good that was, then deciding to say it was on purpose LOL

The "I finally beat you jessy" Could've been an iconic line

A mind is a terrible thing to waste

I wish the video went for triple the time, I could listen to Jordan all day. I loved this movie. ❤

To answer the person that mentioned the fruit loops and milk beeing seperate, there are people that only eat when their food isn't mixed (no solids with liquids and/or all has to be seperated). I know someone that when they eat something like rice with beans and chicken, each part of the meal cannot be mixed. They all have to be separate for him to eat them.

If this movie was a book my teacher would go *crazy* making us annotate it

If he wanted the girl to be twisted, why didn't she just pour the milk first then the cereal

7:47 my dad picked up on that one when we watched it the second time

Who would say that this person played such eccentric characters with Key and yet the way he interacts with his fans is just fascinating. He's just so chill and down to earth. Love Peele! Amazing person!

The “Black Mold” thing is official for me. It just gets so good the more you think about it.

This movie has way more details than I thought

2:10 im litterly cryyin 😂😂 bro thought he did something by mentioning all this artsy classical music

There needs to be a sequel to this movie that explores the origin of the “group” that Roman Armitage refers to, and also maybe have it revealed that this procedure was being done all around the world and explains many of the abductions that have taken place around the world

"Some of y'all are crazy" The perfect response to fan theories going too far.

More people should do this. Leaving your art up for interpretation usually starts wars about 1000 years down the line when everybody wants to be right about their own interpretation

This is how I imagine Shakespeare might respond to stuff now. "Yeah I meant that... sure..."

"Yeah... I Meant That" 🤣🤣🤣

"Yeah I meant that..."

The fact that he did the voice for the dying deer tho 💀💀💀💀

I love videos like this - getting the inside scoop. And this movie is absolute cinema gold!

2:10 bro had me howling

He’s the Tyler The Creator of the film industry

I couldn't stop laughing at the gigue comment

I really appreciate Mr.Peele’s transparency on the deeper meanings and messages in his movies. Not only because all of his movies have a real messages behind them, but you can rewatch them multiple times and look for certain hints/easter eggs and then brag about what you caught to your friends lol. Some authors and directors are all secretive and want you to make of the story whatever your mind creates, and it’s so off putting to me that I will just wont try to look for the deeper meaning because theirs no point if I won’t even know if I was right in the end! Lmao.

I never realized Get Out is such a complex movie! I always liked it and thought the idea and message were great, but I missed a lot of subtle details during my watch years ago. Definitely love that Jordan Peele is talented in both comedy and horror movies

"Man, the power of marijuana"

This… is actually one of the most interesting “interviews” I’ve watched. They should do more like this!

love the black mold one where hes just like. yeah. yeah thats, thats totally what i meant and was absolutely intentional

Jordan Peele feels like that one film professor.

Anyone: I thin.. Peele: “youre definitely high af and smoking everyday of your life”

"They all ride black cars like the black bodies they're going to ride away in" 💀

I love how we’re analyzing Get Out in school (for IB at least)

I like how some of them are theories and some of them are ideas that were explained in the movie itself and are very easy to see on a first rewatch

"The gigue was up." Peele: The power of marijuana.

When he said he did the dying deer moan and then played it, I actually died of laughter

The more I hear him talk about this film and all the little hints makes this film and especially his mind even more incredible

This was cool... especially that its so deep and so many people picked up those little hidden gems... Bravo to you guys that figured this stuff out! =)

I like that, "Yeah, I totally meant the black mold thing"

"Man, the power of marijuana." 😂

I can't remember how many times I watched Get Out, but coming across this interesting video made me wanna watch it again tonight. Great and deep movie

I am SO embarassed on behalf of that redditor who described Andrew as “that skinny black guy” 💀💀💀

6:24 English teachers describing literature to students 6:32 the author of the literature

This is awesome, so glad Jordan did this. Far too often directors stay silent on their films, hoping for an air of ambiguity, but if you're anything like me I just want answers damn it!

Gotta love Jordan Peele

I love Jordan .. he’s such a cool dude .. love seeing people who are so talented get recognition for their magic ❤ God Bless Him

The movie that made me buy a portable phone charger.