The comedy collective turns drinking culture, wellness trends, and the pursuit of self-improvement into a satirical musical celebration.
King Jester is back with another unapologetically absurd comedy sketch, this time raising a glass to bad decisions with its latest release, Drinking Is The Best.
Presented as a satirical music video, “Drinking Is The Best” takes aim at the growing cultural obsession with sobriety, wellness, productivity, and self-optimization. As more people embrace mocktails, morning routines, fitness challenges, and healthier lifestyles, King Jester playfully heads in the opposite direction, delivering an over-the-top musical argument for why drinking might just be the answer to everything.
Of course, that argument is very much part of the joke.
Using exaggerated enthusiasm and King Jester’s signature irreverent style, the sketch pokes fun at both traditional drinking culture and the modern pressure to constantly become a healthier, happier, more productive version of yourself. The result is a comedic clash between old-fashioned indulgence and contemporary wellness culture, wrapped inside an intentionally ridiculous musical celebration.
“Drinking Is The Best” was written by Zack Slingsby, Will Moseley, Hayden Boozer, Alex Dolezal, and Allee Sutton.
The sketch features an ensemble cast of comedians and performers including Hayden Boozer (@Haydenboozer), Daniel Considine (@daniel.considine), Rob Wentz (@robwentzcomedy), Henry Lynett (@malibuhank), Will Moseley (@willmoseley), Rachel Brun (@brun.rachelann), Fallon Gyurko (@fallongyurko), Jones Kolbinsky (@dope_ass_birds), Amber Autry (@amberautrycomedy), Tyler Manuel (@tylermanuel), and Alexander Dolezal (@Lexbrolezal).
Known for creating ambitious comedy sketches that blend cinematic production, social commentary, and absurdist humor, King Jester continues to build its growing catalog of original digital comedy by finding ridiculous angles on recognizable parts of everyday culture.
With “Drinking Is The Best,” the group turns one of today’s biggest lifestyle conversations into a musical satire about moderation, excess, and the exhausting expectation that everyone should always be working toward becoming their “best self.”
King Jester’s “Drinking Is The Best” is streaming now on YouTube.
