Celebrate Easter with Billy on the Street

Our long, interminable winter has finally come to a close and has given way to the slightly less depressing chill of spring. So what better way to celebrate than with Easter! The holiday about the brutal torture and resurrection of the son of God, which somehow begot a weekend dedicated to a giant magical bunny and Cadbury Creme Eggs.

To help you get in the not-Christmas spirit, here’s the latest episode of Billy on the Street, featuring Billy Eichner running up and down the streets of New York in a bunny costume while screaming about the Passion of the Christ. I don’t get it either, but I still laughed until I blacked out.

Oh, and you know what? Have some Patton Oswalt, too, as an added bonus. You’ve earned it.

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