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This transcript begins with a barrage of chaotic, often racist, and utterly hilarious costume preparations. Participants parody everything from political figures—Jimmy Kimmel, Ronald McDonald, to caricatures of celebrities—to monstrous caricatures like forehead slapping "Jimmy Kimmel" in blackface, which, although provocative, is used satirically here to highlight the absurdity of race portrayals in comedy. The hosts don a dizzying array of costumes from bananas, anime characters, to invented abominations and mock outrageously. The humor is intentionally over-the-top, with participants joking about "reverse monetization" and deliberately inciting controversy, knowing full well that their audience expects shock and parody.