When Celebrities Do Impressions of Each Other and It Gets AWKWARD

if you're going to be a movie star, the movies can't only be successful in America. You've got to go to every country in the world. You have to think of yourself as a politician. Welcome to Kentucky Fried Chicken. Jim Carrey became Matthew McConaughey so completely that McConaughey probably questioned his own existence. Tom Hiddleston did a Chris Evans impression so accurate, it caused a crowd meltdown in under 5 seconds. And Jamie Foxx walked into a KFC drive-thru doing a full Mike Tyson bit, and Mike Tyson was in the room when he found out. Today, celebrities impersonating other celebrities, sometimes with the target standing right next to them. We ranked them, roasted them, and broke down why some of these moments are genuinely more awkward than anything we've covered before. Let's go. Jamie Foxx does a perfect Mike Tyson impression at KFC. Crowd loves it. Bit ends. Then Tyson walks up, because he's actually there. Jamie tells it like a man realizing he may not survive his own comedy. Applause first, fear immediately after. Mike Tyson is in the building. Tom Hiddleston doing Chris Evans should not work. Villain doing Captain America? No. And yet it's perfect. The crowd completely loses it. Hiddleston barely reacts, like causing chaos is just part of his job. Jim Carrey doesn't imitate McConaughey. He becomes him. Voice slows, eyes drift. Reality questionable. Then the finger gesture locks it in. At this point, it's less comedy, more spiritual possession. Eddie Murphy's MJ impression hits harder because he actually knew him. So when the voice drops in, it's not a joke. It's evidence. The story's weird. The delivery makes it brilliant. Chris Tucker doesn't just do MJ. He reenacts the entire experience. Ninja suit. Sneaking into movies. Total secrecy. And then immediately being the loudest person in the theater. That contradiction? That's the joke. All of a sudden, I'm sitting there, I go, where's Michael? And then I turn around, he's like, hey Chris. I'm like, oh man! How long you been here? About five minutes. And all of a sudden, we watching the movie, he's the loudest person in there. Really? Yeah, he's watching the movie like, hee hee! I say, Michael, would you shut up before people see you? Simon Pegg meets the Queen. Survives the silence. Then goes on TV and recreates it. Not the voice, the pause. That terrifying royal pause. The kind that makes you question your existence. I was standing next to young Joe McKeldry, the X Factor winner. And she said, you're the musician? To him. Well, someone whispered that he was in her ear. And then she came up to me and she went... And what do you do? And I was hugged up. Hiddleston does De Niro. Sitting right next to De Niro. No warning. Just commits. De Niro watches, processes, and gives a tiny reaction. Which, for De Niro, is basically a standing ovation. What if you do got me boxed in? I'm not gonna put you down. Moving face to face? Yeah. But I will not hesitate. Jim Carrey does Nicholson. Nails it. Nicholson's laughing in the audience. Then Carrey immediately switches to De Niro. No pause. No mercy. Two legends back to back. That's not impressions. That's speedrunning comedy. I can't believe I ate the whole thing. Now that's a spicy meatball. Aries Spears does Snoop Dogg with full accuracy. Because he actually met him. Voice, calm energy, everything locked in. At some point, it stops being an impression and starts feeling like a documentary. The time I actually met Snoop, he had this big trailer. I told his handlers, I said, look, y'all gotta let me meet Snoop. So I walk in the trailer. I have my speech prepared. He's sitting in a big circle with him and his boys. And they're passing around a blunt. That's weed for the white folk. So he's passing around the blunt. And eventually it comes to me. And, you know, at that time, I ain't smoke. So I told him, I said, look, man, I appreciate the offer. But, you know, that's not really what I do. And as cool as he could be, he just was like, hey, dog, I really respect that. You know, I like the fact you keep it clean and you keep it thug fizzle. Then he turned to his boy and he said, get that out of my trailer. Will Smith does Arnold, but turns it into a masterclass on fame. Accent, cadence, everything on point. It's funny. And then you realize he's actually explaining how to dominate globally. Comedy with a business plan. With movie star language, they communicated that Arnold was going to answer me. And Arnold said, if you're going to be a movie star, the movies can't only be successful in America. You've got to go to every country in the world. You have to think of yourself as a politician running for the job. Two impressions, two icons, same stage. Jamie Foxx becomes Oprah. Full energy, full chaos. Jay Pharoah becomes Jay-Z. Calm, controlled, unmoved. The contrast alone makes this hit. I mean, Joe bought a damn cookies. Cookies! Everyone get the cookies! If they look under the seats, they're probably going to get a copy of 444. Ariana does Cynthia Erivo, while Cynthia watches. And this isn't casual. They've worked together. She knows the voice. Ariana nails it. Cynthia's reaction is half proud, half slightly disturbed. That's how you know it's accurate. Of course, babe. Of course. What was that there? What was that there? That is very good, actually. She is going to trip, please. Yes! Yes! Can someone please take care of that for her? The Rock does an Emily Blunt impression, standing next to Emily Blunt. Full commitment, no hesitation. Emily's reaction says everything. Do you have a British sense of umma? No. As she likes to say. No, I don't. I've never said it. I've never said it. It gets worse. British sense of umma. Confusion, disbelief, and this needs to stop. Bill Hader's Seth Rogen impression comes down to one thing. The laugh. The moment it hits, the room collapses. Doesn't matter what he says. The laugh is the entire payload. And it lands every time. I've tried on so many glasses, and then I go, what should I wear? And Seth, they go, well, Seth, what do you think? And he's like, I really don't give a ----. He can literally wear like whatever the f*** he wants. I don't really care. Zero difference. To me, it's like, I mean, no one cares. Sarah Paulson doesn't imitate Drew Barrymore. She amplifies her. Maximum warmth, maximum gratitude. At some point, you forget it's an impression and start expecting Drew to walk in and hug someone. We love Drew. She's family. I love her. This is so, I'm so, thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much. Thank you. I'm just gonna, I'm just, I'm so honored to be in attendance today. Okay, thank you so much. Thank you. I'm talking about substitute teaching. I'm so, so grateful to be here. Who is the teacher? Abby, Abby Adamson. And oh my gosh, Abby, I love your name. Emma Mackey drops into Hermione with zero warning. Same voice people compare her to. Now weaponized. Wait, no. What? What? Surely. I'm going to bed before either of you come. Perfect line choice. Perfect delivery. She didn't just do it. She closed it like a professional. Either of you come up with another clever idea to get us killed or worse, expelled. Um, uh, uh, uh. I'm not an owl. Hermione, Hermione. Chris Pratt tries to do Hemsworth and gets it slightly wrong. Accent close. Energy close. Details, not even close. Well, let's see. You know, my aunt always worked with this guy. Did I? Bit of a tall guy. At least you're from 30 odd foot of ground. Close, close. It's a bit of a surfer. Keith Ledger? No, no. Close, close. Other side of the country maybe. Yeah, Thor. Reese does Oprah while Oprah is right there. Goes for the deep philosophical tone. Audience loves it. But the real moment is Oprah laughing. Because if Oprah laughs, you passed. It's probably something very emphatic with a very low voice about how deep the meaning of life is. Taron Killam does Jim Carrey to Jim Carrey's face. Not the loud version, the quiet Truman Show version. And Carrey's reaction? Real laughter. Because Taron didn't copy the noise, he got the soul. Carrey? Oh my gosh. Great to see you. When did you grow into a man? Well, I started growing in high school and stopped right around here. Alrighty then.