Alright, alright, alright. Jim Carrey perfectly embodied the role of Matthew McConaughey in a parody of his infamous Lincoln ads when he hosted Saturday Night Live this weekend.
In the series of commercials, McConaughey is seen driving the Lincoln MKC while reciting a strange monologue in the true spirit of the actor, occasionally playing with his fingers at times when he is in deep thought.
Taking on the strange car commercials, Jim Carrey did a spot on impression of the actor, saying nonsensical random things about life. Carrey teased McConaughey about going from winning an Oscar to doing a car commercial.
"My agent was like, I could understand if you did this before The Lincoln Lawyer. That woulda made sense," he says. "You don't buy a Lincoln because it makes sense, you do it because you love it. Or you're an Uber driver."
Of course he had to poke fun at McConaughey's odd finger habit.
"When I'm done rolling up this booger, should I eat it or throw it out the window," he hilariously asks in McConaughey's Southern drawl. "Feels good, like a tiny little tennis ball."
Carrey was not the first comedian to take on McConaughey's commercials. Ellen DeGeneres spoofed the "Bull" Lincoln commercial for The Ellen Show in September, which included her being a hilarious back seat driver while McConaughey stops in front of a bull.
"I don't see it," D says. "Hey, you know whatever you put in these brownies I don't know what they are, but boy they are delicious," she adds before making fun of that weird finger thing he does.
While Carrey's McConaughey parody for SNL was perfectly spot on, he also hilariously took on Sia's hit song "Chandelier" by dressing in a nude leotard with SNL regular Kate McKinnon and musical guest Iggy Azalea. Carrey proved that he still has funny running through his veins. His movie Dumb and Dumber To is out in theaters Nov. 14.
If you missed the Lincoln car commercial spoofs, watch below.
