I Kan't Stop Kracking Up at This Keeping Up With the Kardashians Spoof

Published on April 10, 2020 at 12:03 PM

If you don't already religiously watch Benito Skinner's videos, his latest sketch will certainly make you smash that "Subscribe" button on his YouTube page. The comedian just shared an Emmy-worthy spoof of Keeping Up With the Kardashians' season 18 trailer, and yes, it includes *that* infamous brawl between Kim and Kourtney.

A few highlights from the four-minute parody? The hair and makeup is positively on-point — I mean, could that Kris Jenner wig possibly be more accurate? Plus, Benito totally nails Kourtney's tone of voice and facial expressions (or lack thereof) while saying very Kourtney-esque things like, "Kim is just being really rude" and "Mason is turning 10 for the 12th year in a row." Plus, there are cameos by Larsa Pippen and Mason Disick — well, y'know, Benito pretending to be them.

Benito has impersonated the Kardashians plenty of times through the years, but this spoof just so happened to get the family's seal of approval. When he shared a teaser of the video on his Instagram, Kim, Kourtney, and Khloe Kardashian all commented their high praise. You absolutely love to see it.

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