Sasheer Zamata
Fred Armisan
Maya Rudolph
[Starts with a band standing on a stage]
Sasheer: Hey, 38th community center. How y’all feeling tonight?
[audience whooping]
Alright, who likes early 70s style southern rock?
[silence]
Anyone? No? Well, we already paid for this. So please welcome the Harkin Brothers.
[The band has a lot of members.]
Fred: How y’all doing? We’re the Harkin Brothers band and who here is from Arkansas? Nobody? Any of you kids been there? Well, here’s a song about it. Two, three, four.
[band playing music]
[singing] Frogs are jumping upon to the lily pads
eaten plates of honey ham all day
commute in the air tiring to a swimming hole
Arkansas is calling out my name
hot, hot, summer time
Maya: Nothing like a nap in a burned out pickup truck
fireflies they’re riding to my mouth
Fred and Maya: Running barefoot on the pile of rocks and stones
Then I see…
All: Henrietta, Henrietta
Fred: Get up here.
Summer time in Fayetteville
hot, hot, summer time
All: Summer time in Fayetteville
hot, hot, summer time
Summer time in Fayetteville
hot, hot, summer time
Summer time in Fayetteville
hot, hot, summer time
Summer time in Fayetteville
hot, hot, summer time
Summer time in Fayetteville
hot, hot, summer time
Summer time in Fayetteville
hot, hot, summer time
Summer time in Fayetteville
hot, hot, summer time