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Three, two. Feels good to be back. The long-awaited school stereotypes is here. First scene getting filmed this morning.
Behind the scenes and filming of Dude Perfect Plus's long-awaited School Stereotypes video, featuring pranks, characters, and fun school moments.
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Key Takeaways
- The video provides an entertaining and humorous look at school stereotypes through skits and pranks.
- Behind the scenes footage reveals the creative process and camaraderie among the Dude Perfect Plus team.
- Recurring characters and animals add continuity and fun to the school-themed sketches.
- The video blends staged pranks with scripted comedy to engage viewers.
- It highlights the popularity and anticipation for the School Stereotypes video within the Dude Perfect community.
What the video covers
- The video shows the filming process of the School Stereotypes video by Dude Perfect Plus, including pranks and character sketches.
- Principal Cody and Principal Jones are featured in various prank scenes, including an airbag chair and launching through uprights.
- Gabe and Miles return from previous Thanksgiving stereotypes videos to participate in school stereotypes.
- Animals like a pig and a donkey named Lucy are brought in for certain scenes.
- Multiple choice madness and classroom scenes with humorous takes on school life are filmed.
- Behind the scenes footage shows the team preparing, rehearsing, and joking on set.
- The video includes comedic moments with characters like Miss Doyle, lunch ladies, and substitute teachers.
- There are jokes and playful banter about school experiences, homework, and teacher-student interactions.
- The team also films scenes at Disney World as part of the storyline.
- The video concludes with a wrap-up and thanks to the cast and crew.
Chapters
- 00:00Introduction and First Scene Filming
- 00:47Prank with Principal Jones and Grizzly Bear
- 01:24Launching Principal Jones Through Uprights
- 02:03Gabe and Miles Return for School Stereotypes
- 02:26Pizza and Ball Catch Scene
- 03:01Multiple Choice Madness and Behind the Scenes
- 03:59Character Acting and On-Set Humor
- 05:10Animal Scenes with Pig and Donkey
- 06:50School Jokes and Classroom Scenes
- 10:30Disney World and Wrap-Up
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All right, we just had Principal Cody in his office. The senior prank specialist, Tai, came in and Principal Jones thought the senior pranks were over. And little did he know that they were not. Had a little airbag chair to start him off.
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He's about to come outside and chase me. Get slopped by some honey. And to his surprise, when he turns the corner, there's a 9 ft grizzly bear who is hungry and hasn't eaten in days.
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That a boy. Good boy. Now that is fantastic. He's on my heels. Where's DPO when you need him?
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Nobody's in here. All right, pause real quick. How new is the board? It's brand new.
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You're lying. Someone while I was sitting here overnight pooping the board. No, just one time. Just one time.
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Yeah. Yeah. Getting ready to launch Principal Jones through the uprights. I'm hoping we can connect on the field goal.
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Launching in three, two, one. It's good. Way to go, Principal Jones. And on your face.
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Yeah, I know. Get me out of here. Oh, you dude. We're live. Say hi to the streamers. See you, Principal Jones.
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Look at Cody. Gabe and Miles are making a reappearance from Thanksgiving stereotypes right here. Back in the school stereotypes.
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Hushing Gabe and Miles. What are you guys doing here? Well, I don't know what to do with that.
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This is maybe the most requested video we've ever done. Ever. And yeah, it's going to be a great day. Buckle up.
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How's the pizza? Phenomenal. I don't know. Yeah. Yeah. At some point, I want Cody to tell Gabe to think fast and he throws him the ball and Gabe goes for the catch and it just hits him in the chest.
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Catch, Gabe. Bringing in the animals. We have a pig and a donkey. This is Lucy.
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Lucy the donkey. Lucy's a good girl. Can you please control your pig? Yeah, that was it.
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Perfect. That scene. That's so good. Great job, everybody. So, Cody, do you want to... Yeah, that's great. This and then we are doing multiple choice madness.
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Uh, so Cody is going to be internally thinking what's going on when he sees like 10 C's in a row on a test.
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Bro, it's 26 days A's in a row. She's trying to psych us out. Or maybe that's on purpose.
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And welcome in to the behind the scenes of school stereotypes. This one's been long awaited. See if it lives up to the hype.
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There you go. There you go. Change the nozzle. Come on. Let me do it. Hey, somebody else do this.
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Okay, Cam, if you want to be down here direct to the audience. There's only one mode.
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It's like I got you. Look up, dude. God. Are you committed to the bit or no?
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Um, can we add a little bit more sweat? Is that okay? What? I'm sweating.
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Like, I want one on your shirt, too. Well, pretty strong. Oh, no. I got... Oh, no. It's smearing. Oh gosh, it won't race. Oh, I broke my pencil. Oh, I'm not going to go to college. My life's over.
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Look at this. Pretend like you're writing. You are embodying Tyler here. So, just make sure like you're getting up with him. No, guys. No, not me. And then you're getting up.
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Ready? Yeah. Oh, dude. He's got milk all over him. Milk. Milk. Oh, look at him go, dude.
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Let's go. Come on, Milk D. Dude, best baller in the game. Dude, that one looks like a concussion.
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Oh, that is so good, dude. Five star. Do the ass body spray. Go, go, go.
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Holy cow, I got wet. Look at the... Look at my glasses. Ready to lay down the law.
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The kids come first. The kids come first. Principal Sparky. The 200 fastball. Oh, kind of kind of works. Kind of fits.
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No, that's not the driver. That's just keeping the wood warm just in case. Fits like a batting load.
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All right, get ready back there. Hold on, kids. Here comes the train. We can make it. Get ready to fly.
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It's the fifth time this week. Dude, is it that bad? When did you get Mount Fuji on your head? Should we alert the villagers? Dude, that thing's about to erupt. Dude, why aren't you looking at my eyes?
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My eyes are right here. That thing is enormous. You can ski down that. It's like a double black diamond.
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Dude, that thing is huge. Oh, it's sensitive. I don't know if you should like flick it, squeeze it, and pop it, dude. Bite down on the beanie.
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Bite down on the beanie. You sure? I'm sure, dude. Dude, it's going to be crazy.
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It's unbelievable, guys. Why did the teacher wear sunglasses to school? Because her students are so bright.
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That's so good, dude. That was so good. I know it was. No, it was an amazing joke, Miss Doyle.
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Thank you. Have fun at Cornell, you loser. Because her students are so bright.
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So good. Why are you married? We're in eighth grade. It's a promise ring for my future wife.
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Because her students are so bright. So good. Get me Num Noms. Sloppy Joe's the lunch lady.
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It's not your scene yet. All right. Go do something else. What? Let's finish this one.
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All right, remember you guys have homework, dude. Okay, everyone, calm down. Quiet down, please. I know it's guys, what the disrespect for Mrs. Doyle?
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Do you know the sacrifice she makes for this class? You're back at the camera, you goon. Is this your first day?
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Sit down and do it again. I'm taking this kid to the principal's office, Miss Doyle.
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One more time. You know what? For the people that are going to have Miss Doyle next year, which is a lot of you, I would put some respect on her name.
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Sit down, Garrett. Miss Thickham's got lunch ready, boys. Come on in. Miss Thickham's lunch.
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It's been too long out of the spotlight. This is one that Tyler came up with: lunch lady. And he's just kind of going after it right now. Usually when Tyler gets excited about something, we don't write creative at all. We just like let
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him riff. I don't know what's about to happen. Hey, don't y'all be touching Miss Tum's food now. I hand it to you. All right.
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Fresh tilapia. No, this is chicken fish sticks. This a deep-fried Cheerio.
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No, that needs to be calamari. No, no. I think he rubbed her the wrong way.
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Get out of here, boy. Calorie infused, baby. Trying to get in character here. Thinking of Krispy Kremes and Subway sandwiches.
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That's amazing. My butt is sweating. Three, two, Tuesdays go. How? I don't know if this Wade put it in the schedule, but we were supposed to go to Disney World this afternoon.
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She did say that. She did. All right, classmates. Mr. Neighbor. We are at Disney World in Orlando because we trick Mr. I mean informed Mr.
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Neighbor. Informed him. Yes. That we do this every week. I can get used to this kind of job.
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A lot of swagger for a substitute. Huh? Oh, I'm so excited. I'll tell you why.
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Look at me. I can't even hide it. A! Oh my! Wow! Only one way to cap off a fun day here at Disney. We're going to get some dessert. No, strawberry dough. I see why it's famous.
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It's a strawberry sensational. You don't mind if I do? Hey, Dad. How's it going? So, I just got my first paycheck and the IRS is telling me that they want 20% of it or something. I'm pretty sure it's a scam.
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I just want to make sure because I already spent it, so I don't have any to give. Huh?
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Just walk me through it. Hang on. Sorry. I almost used a pen instead of a number two pencil. Oh, you can't use the number two pencil. Okay. For the state income tax, do I use y = mx plus b? I don't need
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that. I might just not do it. I mean, what are they going to do? Fail me out of the class.
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What's up, BTSers? Sparky checking in on set. Day two, school stereotypes. Moods are great. Vibes are great. Now it's time to execute. Let's go.
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Walk on by and be like, "No, tardy. We're taking the principal's office right now." No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Principal's office for you. It's a tardy party. Go, go, go, go. Tell your mom that Durango needs a facelift.
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Three, two, one. Safe. Barely, son. Barely. I tell you what, I'm not. No, sir. You better go dash to the principal's office. I'm on your tail, young man.
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I'm about to cramp because I'm flexing my chest so hard. I'm so scared. I'm going to kiss you. How dare you?
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Get back here. I'm right behind you. So, I'm about to be the kid in the hallway t
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scene. We just add stuff to make it as good as possible. I'm going to borrow your toaster if you don't mind.
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I would love it. Now, let's have a conversation with uh Cody. Cojo. Yeah. So, Cody, if you want to walk up to him at some point and then y'all can just riff. What's in your backpack?
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Lookie lookie. No hole pass. Huh? Show it. Where is it? Huh? Huh? Oh, you can't find it. Air traffic control. COME HERE.
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BAG OPEN. WHOA. WHAT DO YOU HAVE HERE? A TOASTER? WHY ARE YOU BRINGING A TOASTER TO SCHOOL, YOUNG MAN?
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MAKE TOAST. You're toast. IS THAT A POCKET KNIFE? IT'S A BALL. THAT'S IT. AGAINST THE WALL. AGAINST THE WALL 30-year-old the rest OF YOUR LIFE.
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WHAT DID I DO? LOOK, A DELINQUENT GOING TO DETENTION. WE GOT A DELINQUENT. A SQUARE PLUS B²= SUMMER SCHOOL. IS THAT A YOU? CUZ YOU DON'T DO ANYTHING WITH YOUR LIFE. JUST LIKE YOUR DADDY WHO COST US THE 89 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP.
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He's just like looking out. Is that actual spray on Cody? Dude, you I saw you spray it three times, too. Is that bad?
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Who did that? Did he get it on me? I think he got it on me. Dude, Graham squirted the stinks.
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But did you squirt me? What? It won't get off me. Are you serious? Where'd you put it?
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You smell horrible. Yeah, Graham farts. Sure. Oh, it's the sweatshirt. Oh, this better make the behind the scenes, dude.
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Oh, you're fired, dude. FOUR, THREE, TWO, ONE. SAY BARELY. YOU'RE LUCKY. You smell bad cuz son, you smell horrible.
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Hey, BTSers, DB Plusers. Not sure if you have a nickname yet, but I'm glad you're back.
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Homeschool team is absolutely schooling. This public school team stuff, dude. Jackson's about to block someone.
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It's going to be nasty. This is actually a really fun stereotype. I'm hoping it turns out well.
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Yep. Can you hit the ball or you like hit it with a fly swatter?
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No, I missed it. Send it up there, dude. I want to fly in his hands. Is he able to?
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I don't THINK HE'S CAPABLE, PERSONALLY. OUT. THERE WE GO. GUARD THAT GUY. HERE WE GO.
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HEY. HEY. OUTSIDE. HELP SIDE. LET'S GO. YEAH. OKAY. Now they dunk. AND THEN FULL QUARTER.
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THAT'S OH, that's a banger. That's a wrap. Thank y'all. Thank y'all. Thank y'all.
Topics:Dude Perfect PlusSchool StereotypesBehind the ScenesPranksComedy SkitsPrincipal CodyPrincipal JonesGabe and MilesAnimals on SetDisney World
