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Vegeta's Pride Parody - You Don't Know My Name

Hilarious Dragon Ball parody where Vegeta's pride prevents him from admitting he doesn't know someone's name. A relatable comedy sketch for DBZ fans.

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When Vegeta's pride won't let him admit he doesn't know someone's name 😂

A hilarious Dragon Ball parody featuring Vegeta's infamous pride getting in the way of a simple introduction. Watch as the Saiyan Prince struggles with the most basic social interaction because admitting he doesn't know someone's name would be beneath him.

Dragon Ball fans know that Vegeta's pride is both his greatest strength and his most hilarious weakness. This parody perfectly captures the Saiyan Prince's character by putting him in an everyday situation that his ego simply won't allow him to handle normally. The concept of Vegeta being too proud to admit he doesn't know someone's name is comedy gold that resonates with anyone who's ever been in an awkward social situation.

The "You Don't Know My Name" parody showcases what makes Vegeta such an enduring character in the Dragon Ball franchise. While he can face down universe-destroying threats without flinching, asking someone to repeat their name would be an unthinkable admission of weakness. This relatable humor transforms the Prince of all Saiyans into someone we've all been at parties or networking events, too embarrassed to admit we forgot an introduction.

Fans of Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball Super will appreciate how this parody stays true to Vegeta's character while mining comedy from his most defining trait. It's the perfect blend of anime humor and real-world relatability that makes Dragon Ball content so shareable.

Duration:0:43
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Tags:vegetadragonballparodyanimecomedy

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