Do americans really find this funny?
Do americans really find this funny?
Aiden Russell
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Robert Roberts
That OP ain't right
Grayson Torres
Is it supposed to be funny? I always thought it's like a slice of life type of a thing
Aaron Cox
yea its not funny at all desu.
Jacob Gomez
Matthew Robinson
Nolan Clark
Not every scene is supposed to be funny. It’s wholesome as fuck.
Nolan Sanchez
More important question.
Is OP a faggot?
Jack Cox
>he needs a laugh track
Pathetic
Brody Hill
The answer is always yes, why must we do this dance every time?
Ryder Gray
yeah
Sebastian Gomez
If people outside of America can't appreciate King of the Hill I feel sorry for you.
Jayden Sullivan
What are you? Japanese...Chinese?
Nicholas Ortiz
I'm an indian and I love koth
Isaiah Collins
nobody finds it funny
people here pretend its great because "muh white identity"
Dylan Perez
Japanese? Chinese?
David Collins
>muh white identity
But I’m a spic
Parker Thomas
I think you’re being ironic
Nathaniel Lewis
I watched it here and there as a kid, and it was always ok. Have been running through it recently, and I've had a big laugh maybe 3-4 times. The rest is just mildly amusing, I tell you hwhat. I won't be rewatching it.
Lucas Ortiz
Do you know how I know what website you came from?
Eli Reyes
If you're familiar with middle America it's brilliant, I understand why others wouldn't like it though
Benjamin Fisher
It's got some funny moments but is vastly overrated. Don't get me wrong it's a good show to watch once in awhile but Yea Forums fucking worships it as the second coming of Sneed.
Angel Phillips
its not supposed to be a straight up comedy like family guy
Lucas Cox
spics are Caucasoid
Levi Roberts
I’m Laotian.
Luis Sanders
I find you funny for being dead inside
Daniel Rivera
Too subtle and restrained for lolrandum faggots.
Aiden Long
Yes. You have to have exposure to southern culture to really get it though. A friend of mine was born in the north and he said he never got it until he moved south. It's satire.