The sketch was seen in Saturday’s Putous. MTV
Troubadour and tiktok player Matti Oksa was confused on Saturday night when he started receiving congratulatory messages. The messages congratulated Oksa that his sketch has ended up in Putous.
MTV3’s Putoussa saw a funeral sketch on Saturday that was similar to Oksa’s Tiktok video. Oksa had published the video at the beginning of the week, before Putou.
It is not possible to watch the fall in advance, as the program is mainly live.
There were such similarities in the sketch:
– I would like my funeral to be influenced by happier celebrations like that, even a wedding, says Oksa in his Tiktok video published earlier this week.
In the sketch seen on Saturday of the fall, it is said this way:
– Then we in the church council thought that maybe we could take some inspiration from some slightly happier celebrations, Ushma Olavan the acting priest says.
– In the future, funerals organized by the parish will be combined with traditions familiar from weddings, the narrator’s voice continues in Putoussa.
Oksa suggests robbing the deceased on Tiktok. In the fall sketch, the deceased is robbed.
Oksa says in his video that when a bridal bouquet is thrown at a wedding, a corpse sock could be thrown at a funeral.
– And whoever catches it will be the next victim, Oksa says.
A flower device is thrown in the fall.
– Well, your funeral is next, the priest says to the man who grabbed the bouquet in Putous.
So suddenly it would seem that Putous’ sketch was copied from Oksa’s Tiktok video. However, this is not the case, as Putous’s sketch shows piles of leaves, green grass and no snow or ice in the churchyard. The sketch seems to have been shot in autumn.
In Putous, the parts that can be seen in the studio itself will be broadcast live, but the sketches that take place outside the studio have of course been filmed earlier.
Executive Producer of Yellow Film & TV Anna-Maria Meurman tells Iltalehte that Putous’ sketches were scripted in the summer and shot in September-October.
According to Meurman, outsiders have not been able to see the sketch beforehand.
Oksa tells Iltalehti how the idea of his Tiktok video is not new. He is a troubadour who sometimes also tells jokes and funny stories at concerts.
Oksa has been telling funeral jokes every now and then at his concerts for a couple of years.
Oksa alone does around 150 ship gigs a year, plus other gigs. So he reaches several thousand people every year.
This is Matti Oksan a video published earlier this week.
Here’s another compilation made by Oksa After the fall.