Frum Satire | Jewish Comedy

This was filmed on the deck of a ski house that my friends rented for the weekend, it was pitch black and they really didn’t want to be seen anyway, the dialog was great. If you understand hockers and yeshivish culture in general I think your going to love this video.

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If you have a good understanding of what a hocker or macher is - this video hits home. If not, wish you luck in understanding it. (the sound was not too great- and the title is just because I couldn’t figure a better one out)

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Thank God I keep my camera in the car…seen while driving in Brooklyn, check out that uber cool handlebar mustache- never saw one on a guy with peyos before.

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I was sitting at Subsational on Coney Island Avenue in Brooklyn eating a most enjoyable honey barbeque steak sandwich when I overheard a couple of yeshiva hocker types chatting. There was one guy in a bright colored button down shirt talking to this sephardi looking guy in a zippered up sweater, who was eating a [...]

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I have wondered if any hipsters actually read my blog, but I know I have loads of readers in Brooklyn where the hipsters are centered on the east coast. I haven’t actually figured out what a hipster is, but I have an idea. Tight pants, single speed antique bikes, plaid shirts, and jackets that look [...]

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I arrived in Crown Heights at 11:30pm last night, jacked up on an almond snickers bar and some mountain dew I thanked the Lord for convincing me to take a nap earlier in the day so that I could have the energy to drive all the way to Crown Heights at such a late hour. [...]

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I have always had some existential angst when it came to the whole concept of choice. All those theories about freedom of choice and God knowing all drive me so crazy that I choose to just ignore everything and go along in my partially blind faith- “how can God know everything that will happen yet [...]

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Whenever I think of lame Chol Hamoed Sukkos I think of Uncle Moishy and closed off streets in Borough Park filled with cheesy rides and families with all the kids dressed alike. I also think of overpriced Jewish concerts in Brooklyn College that advertise family seating and separate seating as well.
Oh and let us not [...]

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I don’t know when the switch happened, but somewhere along the way frummies started driving minivans, thats when it all went downhill. But who remembers the days of the true Borough Park car as my father liked to call them? The days when bumpers were held together with fishing wire, duct tape and bungee cords [...]

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