CalebCity Quiz: Questions That’ll Break You Like a Busted Controller

In the skit “When Snacks are Illegal,” Caleb picks up a bag of chips and the SWAT team busts in—no delay. The satire here highlights how random items in fiction can trigger massive overreactions. The joke escalates absurdly to mimic dystopian logic in shows like Black Mirror.

“Villain Gives Time to Prepare” is a fan-favorite where Caleb flips the superhero cliché. After being given 5 minutes, his character somehow ascends into a god-tier fighter. It's a jab at heroes like Batman, whose prep time makes them invincible. Caleb dramatizes it hilariously.

Caleb’s signature blank stare into the camera has become a meme on its own. Whenever a skit’s logic breaks or a plot hole appears, he zooms in with zero expression. It’s a parody of mockumentary-style humor, inspired by shows like The Office, but more Gen Z internet-core.

In a sketch where he teleports realistically, CalebCity makes teleportation not cool—but awkward and impractical. His character appears mid-air, crashes, or lands in walls. It critiques how superpowers aren’t foolproof and shows the funny downside of what should be a dream ability.

In the stealth skit, Caleb’s character forgets he left his mic on—resulting in guards finding him instantly. It’s a punchy take on stealth games like Metal Gear Solid where one slip ruins everything. His comedic timing turns a minor mistake into total chaotic exposure.

CalebCity’s “Support Characters are OP” video exaggerates how background teammates in games or anime often get insane powers with zero explanation. His side character steals the spotlight, breaking story logic. It's a jab at how underwritten side characters can feel more powerful than leads.

In one gaming parody, Caleb tries to complete a side quest but kills the quest giver. This mocks open-world games like Skyrim, where killing NPCs ruins progression. It’s the dark humor of freedom vs. game logic. His delivery makes this trope feel painfully familiar and hilarious.

CalebCity often uses a slowed-down scream as his sound cue for dramatic collapse or utter failure. It exaggerates emotional spirals. When his character messes up, the scream echoes while the screen fades—parodying anime or drama scenes where a character’s life flashes before them.