-I gotta say, we did "Password" together,
and it was the most fun I ever had.
I loved working with you so much.
August 9th -- -August 9th.
-Tuesday nights, in three weeks from now.
Just set your DVRs, watch it with everyone.
It's a good -- We had so much fun.
We had great celebs come on.
-Oh, yes, Meghan Trainor -- -Meghan Trainor was good.
-She was a lot of fun.
-She was a little rusty at first.
-Yeah, yeah, she was like -- but then she got into it,
and we're like, "Okay, miss girl."
-Yeah, then she started crushing it, yeah.
Martin Short made me laugh.
-Oh, my gosh, he was making me laugh the entire time.
He's so funny. -Ridiculous. He came out.
Jon Hamm I think is the first episode.
-Oh, Jon Hamm, yeah, he's so cool.
-Yeah. And he's like, yeah, he's in the biggest movie ever.
It's like no big deal.
Speaking of being in the biggest movie,
I want to talk about "Nope."
-Ooh! -Yeah!
I mean, that's what I want to talk about.
[ Cheers and applause ] -I'm so excited!
-It's out. -I know. I know.
-It's a big deal. This Friday -- IMAX, everything.
You crush it when you -- when you do all the --
Did you know Jordan Peele before you did this movie?
-So, I did a "Key and Peele" sketch with him when I was 17.
And then I -- Yeah, we didn't --
we never did anything else after that.
-What sketch was it? Do I remember it?
-So, I played Malia Obama's translator.
Remember he used to do the translator sketches?
-Oh, the angry translator? -Yeah, so I was angry.
I was, like, real sassy, Malia Obama ready to get up out.
[ Laughter ] -That's funny.
-But, yeah, that was quick and it was funny.
He was so nice. And that was kind of like,
the first time I had really been like, "Okay, I'm doing comedy."
Like, I had done sitcoms before. -Yeah.
-But I was like, "Okay, I'm into sketch."
So I really -- I do owe it to Jordan to get me in there
'cause now I do it all the time.
-Yeah, and, by the way, you do so much stuff.
You're a great follow on the socials, by the way, I will say.
-Aw, thanks. -I saw you did something recent
with Vice President Kamala Harris.
-Oh, yes!
[ Cheers and applause ] The V.P.
-Wait.
Now, do you get nervous when you --
This was a couple weeks ago.
-I mean, it is nerve-wracking but just because I want to make
sure, that, you know, "Okay, I'm doing my best."
You know what I mean? The Secret Service was there.
I was like, "How y'all doin'?"
I wanted to make sure that I was like, "I'm professional.
Yeah, I'm not gonna hurt the V.P."
-No, you're very professional, yeah.
But you made her laugh by doing an impression of her.
-Oh, my gosh. Her meme is my favorite -- "We did it, Joe."
[ Laughter ]
"You're the President of the United States of America."
I love it! I had to tell her, because I'm like, "Girl!
That meme -- "We did it, Joe."
[ Laughter ]
-Speaking of vice presidents, by the way,
a few years ago you did this thing for --
I think it's a "Vanity Fair" thing.
A lie detector test. -Oh!
-And they showed you a photo of Vice President Dick Cheney.
-[ Laughs ] -And you did not recognize him.
And your reaction became an instant meme.
We have a clip of this. -Yes.
-Let's take a look.
-Who the hell is...
Ooh, y'all are really testing me on some stuff that I --
I hate to say it. I hope I don't sound ridiculous.
I don't know who this man is.
[ Laughter ] I mean, he could be walking down
the street, I wouldn't -- I wouldn't know a thing.
Sorry to this man.
[ Laughter and applause ]
-"Sorry to this man" was everywhere.
-Yeah, that -- I don't know what is going on.
The Internet is so funny interesting to me
because how would I -- I had no idea --
I really was just sorry to the man
because I knew that I didn't know something.
You know what I mean?
-Do people say that to you on the street?
-All the time. That was like I had a hit movie in theaters.
I was in "Jaws" when that came out.
Crazy. -Yeah, yeah, yeah.
"Sorry to that man." -"Sorry to this man," you know?
[ Laughter ] Crazy.
-I mean, "Nope" is, I think,
going to be one of the biggest movies out there.
I cannot wait for this. I don't know anything about it.
I'm scared. Is it gonna scare me? Am I scared?
-So there's a lot going on.
You're definitely gonna have some spooky vibes.
But, you know, what Jordan does with his films is, the horror
that he puts in the film is really a metaphor
for the horrors of the world. -Yep.
-So I think you'll really relate to it.
A lot of things about, you know, a spectacle,
exploitation, our obsession with attention.
It's a lot of different stuff, a lot of nuggets
that you're gonna keep pulling back.
-I think this is the year of Keke Palmer, by the way.
I'm just gonna say it right now. -Aw.
-You are unbelievable. -Aw, stop.
-And well deserved. You work your butt off.
You're so good. I wanna show everyone a clip.
Here's my favorite Keke Palmer in "Nope."
-Ooh. -Take a look.
-You set it up the right way.
Man, I'm talking rich and famous for life.
How you doing? You look pretty.
Looks like she got a big house. -How?
-"How" what? How we put it out? -Mm.
-But that's what I'm saying.
We don't just go for the quick cash, okay?
We go to a credible platform to do the story.
-What's that, like "Oprah"? -Yeah.
Like "Oprah," for example. After that, everybody want in.
-But I'm saying, there's plenty of videos...online.
I saw one the other day that wasn't on "Oprah."
-I didn't say "Oprah," you said "Oprah."
You love "Oprah."
Look, all I'm saying is all that...online is fake.
Low quality. Ain't nobody going to get what we gonna get.
-What we gonna get? -The shot.
-What shot? -The shot.
The money shot. Undeniable. Singular.
The "Oprah" shot.
-The "Oprah" shot?
-That's right! You gotta get the "Oprah" shot!
Keke Palmer, everybody.
"Nope" is in theaters and IMAX this Friday.
Catch "Password" August 9th at 10:00 p.m.
on NBC after "America's Got Talent."