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If you’re an alcohol guzzling millennial like most of us are, chances are you’ve had a shot of Fireball in your day. However, these lovely grandmas have unsurprisingly never even heard of the belly-warming drink — until we introduced them to it. These ladies have a bit of fire in them to begin with, so imagine what happens when they throw back a shot or two of everyone’s favorite cinnamon whisky. Click play to see what we’re talking about.

We sent comedian Gabi Conti out to the beach to not only catch some rays, but to catch some BAES as well. Wondering what a “bae” is? If you’re not familiar with the term (hint: older folks), a “bae” is defined as “an affectionate term to address one’s boyfriend, girlfriend, or significant other;” it can also be used as an acronym meaning “before anyone else.” Riddle us this: What better way to spend a warm October day searching for your soul-mate at the beach in LA? Is it possible to scope out some hotties and ask them to be your bae for the day? It just may…. To find out, PRESS PLAY.

The human imagination knows no boundaries. It doesn’t matter how young or how old you are, what your academic background is or even the amount of money you have on your bank account. You either are <a href=”https://rumble.com/v33dm9-pumpkin-spit-on-me.html” target=”_blank”>imaginative</a>, or you’re not. These grandmas, however, are something else. When we think of elderly people, more often than not we see our loving grandparents with their kind eyes and laugh lines, but we often forget that they too were once our age. They had to have gone through the same things as us, or even more. There is a myriad of experience gathered in their old souls and there isn’t enough time to tell the stories. If there is one thing that can influence our imagination, then that’s our experience in life. Think of it as practice. Now, these <a href=”https://rumble.com/v30ldg-watch-our-grandmas-try-using-snapchat.html” target=”_blank”>Obsev grandmas</a> are very trusting. They did a blindfolded touch test in the studio. They had everything put in front of them, from pickles to feathers, to egg yolks and play-doh. They handled it all in style. Some of them took their sweet time finding out what the object is, but some were able to guess in less than 5 seconds. Their answers were funny, but the friendly banter in between the objects was absolutely hilarious. Make sure you check it out. What do you think? Would you be able to guess them quicker?

Our lovable and adorable grandmas are back. This time, we let these lovely ladies try Snapchat. Watch as these ladies tackle the very popular Snapchat and its many ridiculous filters.

Beer pong is a go-to drinking game for college students and millenials everywhere. So of course, we made our grandmas play the game. And we also put the cups on a spinning Roomba. Good luck Grandmas!

We mashed up Ariana Grande's 'Dangerous Woman' with 'Beauty and the Beast.' Belle is a boss!

Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice hits theaters on Friday, March 25, so we asked the big question – who will win? To sum it up: Our staff has no idea. We made people talk about both superheroes, even though they’re clueless about Batman and Superman’s epic battle. So what's their beef about? Our staff’s best guess – Superman is a bad b*tch and Batman is a hater. From mistaking Batman for Blackman, to learning that Batman can’t actually fly, to suggesting both buff guys talk it over brunch, we tried our best to figure out who will win.

We mashed up Flo Rida's 'My House' with 'The Aristocats.' Get down at the party.

Donald Trump is notorious for his vulgar language. The real estate mogul isn’t afraid to speak his mind, especially when it comes to politics. It almost feels like the presidential candidate has turned his campaign into a special episode of Celebrity Apprentice, featuring him and his Republican rivals. Trump isn’t afraid to offend his rivals, like Ted Cruz and Jeb Bush. Actually, the reality star doesn’t mind offending anyone, including people who are eligible to vote. There’s never a dull moment when it comes to Donald Trump and that’s why we’ve rounded up his best political moments and combined them with his famous Apprentice episodes. The business mogul has fired so many people on his show that it’s about time we turn the tables on him. Check out some of his most hilarious, yet incredibly incompetent moments. From Trump actually saying the word “p*ssy” before the New Hampshire Primary, to getting iced by pageant queens for no real reason, to saying that he would actually date his daughter if they weren’t related. Yes, the presidential hopeful utters those words on live television while his daughter sits next to him.

Warheads are not for the faint of heart. They are sour, really sour, and the warhead challenge is no joke. Our grandmas did not back down when we asked them to take the warhead challenge. Take a look.

Members of our staff took shots of apple cider vinegar because....why not. We shot it in slow motion to get their amazing reactions in slow mo.

Harry Styles...hot or not? What about Nicki Minaj? Our grandmas are back to play a game of "Hot or Not."

If you thought the Obsev staff would say no to getting hit in the face with a Nerf gun, you’re so wrong. They literally let foam darts attack their face. At least the volunteers protected their eyes with those big science lab goggles we all hated wearing in high school. And while no one cried during the filming of this video, no one was exempt from making ugly faces. However, you’d be surprised how many people laughed while getting hit. If you want to laugh yourself, click play to find out what other crazy facial expressions we made.

Just when you think you’ve heard it all…YOU HAVEN’T. We quizzed some of the Obsev staff on common gay sexual slang and *surprise*, they didn’t know anything. But watching them try to figure out and explain these terms is worth all the forehead smacking and head shaking you’re going to do. Click play to experience the…experience.

You can legitimately make a pipe (and smoke weed) out of anything. Trust us...we tried it. Check out our fast food pipes. Some of them worked, some of them...not so much. Surprisingly, a chicken mcnugget works really well as a pipe.

Star Wars: The Force Awakens is the most anticipated movie of the year. Donald Trump is the most anticipated presidential candidate of the year. We put the two together in an awesome parody....Star Wars: The Trump Awakens!

We sent comedian Gabi Conti to the streets of LA to celebrate Ask a Stupid Question Day the only way we knew how. Song “Off Broadway” - Werner Tautz Song “Hyperfun” - Kevin Macleod

Dave Chappelle is everyone's favorite funnyman, having a wildly successful sketch comedy show, along with a brilliant stand-up career. But there are a few facts you might not know about Chappelle, some of which may even surprise you. Chappelle is set to make a major return to television when he hosts Saturday Night Live, so we here at Obsev would like to present you with 10 fun tidbits of information you never knew about Dave Chappelle. 10. He was inspired by Bill Cosby - In hindsight, Bill Cosby might not have been the greatest personal hero, but Cosby’s immense success inspired Chapelle to pursue comedy. At age 14 Chapelle read an article about Cosby in a magazine and realized that being funny full-time was and achievable goal for a smart mouthed black kid. Since Cosby’s controversy however, Chappelle has turned on his idle, and uses Cosby as a punch line in his stand-up. 9. He met Muhammed Ali as toddler - When Chappelle was 2 years old his mother arranged a meet-up with The Greatest. Even at that small age Chappelle was a fan of the championship boxer. When Ali died, Chappelle set out time to travel to his funeral and has publicly described the champion as “beyond royalty” 8. He Still Performs - While Dave Chapelle hasn’t had a TV stand-up special in over a decade, Chapelle still performs live. You haven’t seen much of him because his recent tour has been strictly enforcing a no-phone policy where attendee’s cellphones are locked away to prevent jokes leaking onto the internet. Chapelle believes that smart phones are destroying comedy, saying that bootleg cellphone footage exposes the surprises in comedians’ sets. “So many people record your shows and put them on the Internet before you get a chance to do it, it’s hard to write fast enough to surprise an audience.” Despite his no cell-phone policy and time away from the spotlight, his shows still sell out in minutes. 7. He’s a World of Warcraft Fan - Dave Chappelle is an avid gamer, as evidenced by his Grand Theft Auto sketch, but did you know he also played World of Warcraft in its heyday? Chapelle has publicly referenced the MMORPG in interviews several times, praising his geeky “brothers and sister”, and giving a shout out to a Rogue he says was named after his famous Rick James sketch. Fans have reported seeing him logging into the game at restaurants and cafes. He has also jokingly blamed his hiatus on his WoW addiction. 6. He’s Muslim - Dave Chappelle converted to Islam in 1998. He once said “I don't normally talk about my religion publicly because I don't want people to associate me and my flaws with this beautiful thing, and I believe it is beautiful if you learn it the right way.” In fact, Chappelle used his 2004 trip to Africa partially as a spiritual retreat to better align himself with his religious values. 5. He Studied Theatre - Chapelle attended Duke Ellington school of the Arts in high school where he studies theatre arts. Once enrolled, he began doing stand-up shortly after. In 2015 Chappelle returned to give the graduating class their commencement speech. During his return he recalled almost not receiving his diploma for having due library books. 4. You can thank Playboy for his show - As the story goes, one night Dave Chapelle was watching episodes of Hugh Hefner’s 1960s talkshow Playboy After Dark, when he decided to call his writing partner Neal Brennan up to discuss how they could create their own variety show. Neither had experience with writing sketches, so they began by researching SNL. Soon after, the pair pitched out two sketches, one being an early draft of “Pop Copy”. Allegedly HBO passed on the show, but Comedy Central picked it up and the rest is history. 3. He opened for Aretha Franklin at 19 - At the start of his career, he opened a show for Aretha Franklin at Radio City Music Hall. He performed 15 minutes at the prominent theatre, but the crowd only heard 12 of them. The young comedian foolishly skipped his sound check and sound problems plagued the first 3 minutes of his set. 2. He was only in Africa for two weeks - The media likes to exaggerate how long Chappelle disappeared for, but in reality he was only gone for two weeks. Chappelle also never technically quit the show, and jokes that he is just really late for work. 1. The real reason he left the show. - Lots of speculation surrounds Dave Chapelle’s exit from the Chapelle Show. Mental illness, drugs, and creative differences have all been blamed for Chappelle’s decision to walk away from his 50 million dollar contract. While Chapelle did check into mental health center while in Africa, he mostly attributes the decision to leave as a moral one.

Our Obsev grandmas are back with part 2 of their blindfold touch test. Check out their hilarious answers.

“Why do they have to come up with a foreign language; why can’t they just say what it is?” is exactly what we all think when these terms become a normal part of the English language. Everyone’s favorite Fireball Grannies are back and this time, instead off force-feeding them cinnamon flavored alcohol, we decided to test their knowledge of common terms millennials use on the reg. We’ll be honest — when the phrase “on fleek” started popping up everywhere, we had no idea what it meant either, so we can’t really blame these grandmas for missing the mark on what it actually means. Click play to watch the hilariously endearing answers — you might be surprised at which terms they actually get right! "PZ016 Marche" by Mitsutoshi Kiyono - Creative Commons License

All parents lie. They made us believe the boogeyman, the tooth fairy, and Santa were real. Sometimes our parents invent weird stuff that doesn’t even make sense. The tooth fairy, we totally understand. Claiming you can take out your eyeballs – What! WHY? We made the Obsev staff reveal all of the strange lies their parents told them when they were kids. From saying girls weren’t allowed to eat at Bob’s Big Boy to lying about bread. Click play to see the hilarious video and find what other lies our parents told us.

'Game of Thrones' season 6 is here. To celebrate, we run down the top killers of the series. Who will be number 1? Well, so far anyways. Find out here.

Ah, the story of Thanksgiving! A tale as old as time! You would think we would’ve retained this information from grade school when we spent an entire week for six years in a row learning about the Pilgrims and the history of Thanksgiving and making turkeys by tracing our hands on construction paper but alas, there is nothing further from the truth. In true millennial fashion, we tried to explain the history behind America’s most gluttonous holiday, and well — we basically failed. HARD.

Eating jelly beans is not a bad thing. Eating barf and booger flavored jelly beans is definitely a bad thing. Our grandmas play BeanBoozled and try to navigate the weird, disgusting, and sometimes normal flavors of the game.

Every four years a Presidential election rolls around and Saturday Night Live fires off some of their best sketches, all of which are inspired by the political circus. Today we’re counting down the absolute best SNL political skits. #5 Capitol Hill In a parody of Schoolhouse Rock, Kenan Thompson plays an anti-immigration bill singing the “I’m Just a Bill” song, hopeful to one day be passed into law by the President. Those dreams are dashed when Jay Pharaoh’s Barack Obama swiftly vetoes the bill with a push down the steps of the Capitol Building. There are a few things about this Capitol Hill sketch that make it stand out. Firstly it highlights the disconnect many Americans have with how they think the government works and how it actually works. Secondly this sketch is one few instances where SNL is critical of Obama and his leadership methods, painting him as a brazen commander-in-chief who utilizes the extent of his powers to bypass political red tape. Even the executive action is surprised that he’s written to grant legal status to millions of undocumented immigrants. #4 George W. Bush’s Axis of Evil People go wild for Will Ferrell’s impression of George Dubya and no sketch better exemplifies why better than the Axis of Evil skit. In parody of Bush’s 2002 state of the union, Ferrell drives home how much Bush loves to use the phrase “Axis of Evil” and how broadly he applies the term. #3 Bill Clinton Goes to McDonalds. This 1992 sketch features the late great Phil Hartman as a charismatic Bill Clinton with an insatiable appetite. Hartman’s Clinton thinly disguises a pit stop at McDonalds as community outreach, forgoing his jog to mingle with everyday Americans and take advantage of their good nature. Although this sketch is pre-Lewinsky era Clinton, it still doesn’t miss the obligatory nod to Bill’s womanizing, almost off-handedly predicting his future scandal. The real art of this sketch however, comes from the thick layers of irony in the scene. Hartman’s Clinton slyly gets away with eating through the entire McDonald’s menu in a demonstration explaining how warlords intercept food and foreign aid sent to starving nations. #2 The Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton Town Hall Debate Kate McKinnon and Alec Baldwin’s second debate as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will go down as the hallmark sketch of the 2016 election. Based Clinton and Trump’s bizarre Washington University debate amidst Trump’s Access Hollywood scandal, SNL didn’t have to dig far to find comedy gold. Both McKinnon’s and Baldwin’s impressions are iconic. McKinnon plays Hillary as an out-of-touch Politician desperately trying to be relatable, while Baldwin’s Trump uses every dirty hand tactic he can to rattle Hillary’s cage. #1 Sarah Palin and Hillary Clinton Address America Back during the 2008 elections, the Republican ticket tried to invigorate their John McCain ticket with wildcard Sarah Palin, and Palin’s unique person certainly did draw attention...and mockery from the SNL great Tina Fey. In this sketch Fey’s Palin and Amy Poehler's Hillary address sexism, despite it affecting them in two different ways. The skit goes on to contrast Clinton’s and Palin's individual bids towards the White House, noting that while Clinton is hardworking, the charismatic Palin is still closer to becoming president than she is. But the real juice to this skit is Tina Fey’s performance ladened with wacky Palin-isms. From believing that global warming is a hug from god to the now ever classic line “I can see Russia from my house!”