The latest season of the Netflix series Crown The latter has become significantly more popular with the introduction of new characters, including Princess Diana, and Margaret Thatcher, Britain’s first female Prime Minister, played by Gillian Anderson.
Thatcher, the polarizing figure in British politics, is now the inspiration for a viral sketch created by Chicago-based comedian Lisa Beasley.
The 34-year-old told BuzzFeed News: “I wanted to have fun, I saw Crown I couldn’t think of a picture of Gillian Anderson before I went to bed. Just before I got out of bed I copied his picture and laughed. That’s when I remembered that I had a few outfits from the past bits I made and all I wanted was a wig. “
After a visit to a local beauty supply store, Beasley completed her appearance as she continued to complete the performance of Britain’s Iron Lady by practicing on friends. Then she decided to keep up with the first sketch for her followers.
In her video, which has now been viewed more than 1.8 million times on Twitter, Beasley slowly courtesy for “Queen” as the camera pens on the cover of Mera Beyonc વ’s Vogue, and joins the magazine pair. Adidas sweatpants.
“Your subjects do not understand your leisure, maharaja. Is it to work or to go out? ”Questions Beasley.
“Originally it was just for me and my younger followers at the time,” Beasley said. “My IG started to really enjoy the following thing. My friend Melissa Kimble, the founder there, was not there until then #blkcreatives, Texted me to post it on Twitter, that’s when it comes to perspective. “
In the follow-up video, Beasle sings as Thatcher to Cardi B’s summer hit “WAP”: “I said certified freak, seven days a week, weakens the wet ass cat or the game of stretching.”
“Going out is a sign of weakness,” says Beasley. “No one should run away from family responsibilities.”
That online people are really impressed with her Thatcher role.
@lisabexperience is so amazing about this, where do I start: 1) takes 99 years and a day 2) sounds. )) Perfect fit from lopsid wig to ear berry to bag. This is really @TheCrownNetflix #TheCrown #TheCrownNetflix # TheCrownSeason4 Perfect.
ઇlisabexperience @nizaflying DR Why don’t I know why I saw it 3 times What … what is it because I was confused by Black Thatcher? Was that a sound? Or was it Beyonc’s leisure wear? One thing is for sure, I have to watch it a few more times.
Some said it could be the best thing on Twitter all year round.
lisabexperience Could this be the best thing I’ve seen on Twitter this year ??? That’s very good
If you haven’t seen Crown, You are definitely missing out and can’t fully appreciate the details and excellent characterization.
@lisabexperience Man, you have to look at the Crown to understand how this is deadly funny and spot on
To put his acting together, the comedian said the secret was “inevitable in your attitude”.
As a fan of no Crown By itself, Beasley shared that he was “looking forward” to his return and was not disappointed with what the latest season has to offer.
“I loved it. I’ve been looking forward to the new season for months. The Royals have been so prominent in American pop culture, so it’s a pleasure to hit the stain with the rest of the country,” he said. I was thrilled to see the introduction of new characters this season. “
Like many comedians, Beasley has been unable to perform for a live audience during a global epidemic.
“This epidemic has taken me and many of my friends off stage. I miss performing and putting on shows. I’ve missed acting and being stupid for the audience, ”Beasley said.
“At least people got to take part in Margaret’s trip to Balmoral,” he said of Thatcher’s visit to the Royal Family’s residence in Scotland.
With a bunch of her peers in her hometown, the comedian has gone on platforms like Twitch to share her talent, and she plans to expand her Thatcher acting there as well.
He said: “Some of my favorite Chicago artists and I have started Twitch. I am very much alive and I am working to bring the Margaret Thatcher report to our channel. People can use their Amazon Prime account to follow our channel. “
As well as taking his comedic talents online, Beasley is excited to work with the Chicago-based collective #Blucreatives to create content.
“In America, we are all fed up. “Epidemics, much-needed uprisings, elections, epidemics coming back, elections – we’re fed up,” she shared.
But to Beasley, the positive internet response to his sketches has given the comedian “a significant feeling” in the emotional year.
