The second season of “Flight of the Conchords” has begun airing on HBO recently. For those of you who are not familiar with the New Zealand comedy twosome, I strongly suggest that you watch the video above and then proceed to YouTube them until you are blue in the face from uncontrollable laughter.
It never takes anyone long to fall in love with Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie, the geniuses who come up with the material and star in “Flight of the Conchords.” Their underground cult following is evident when you check out the number of times their skits have been watched, favorited, commented on and shared via YouTube.
In each “Flight of the Conchords” episode, expect a few musical skits that are so cleverly written and catchy that they won a 2007 Grammy for Best Comedy Album. This duo’s talent is such that both of them play live sold-out comedy shows all around the world. Do not overlook the hilarity of the plot of each episode between these skits, however, as they provide a nice flow and hilarious context for their insane musical outbursts and antics.
For an overview of what to expect in the second Season of “Flight of Conchords,” have a look below for a brief write-up from HBO Canada.com.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Comedy Duos on Streaming Platforms
- Businesses can invest in creating and promoting unique comedic duos on streaming platforms to gain a cult following similar to Flight of the Conchords
- Musical Comedy Album Production
- Opportunities arise for businesses to produce musical comedy albums for talented performers to get a Grammy win and massive online following
- Comedy Film Nominees From New Zealand
- New Zealand's comedy scene is ripe for investment as demonstrated by the popularity of Flight of the Conchords, presenting opportunities in producing and promoting comedy film nominees from New Zealand
Where This Applies
- Streaming Platforms
- Streaming platforms ought to invest in showcasing unique comedic duos to encourage user engagement and increase subscriptions
- Music Production
- Opportunities are available for music production companies to invest in producing musical comedy albums and creating viral content
- Film Production
- Investment in New Zealand's comedy film industry can produce profitable returns, with highlighted examples such as Flight of the Conchords
