Nate Bargatze plays an angel explaining Christmas traditions in a hysterical skit. This skit featuring the popular comedian will have you laughing yourself silly. Watch the short but hilarious clip to see the skit and hear Nate explain some of our oddest traditions and practices during the holiday season.

Christmas is one of the most beautiful, wonderful times of the year. Most likely, as many beloved Christmas tunes declare, the Christmas season does beat out every other time of year. It’s a time to gather with family and friends, enjoy a delicious, mouth-watering meal and open a present or two. What time of year could ever be better than that? Truly, the only downside to Christmas is the often freezing temperatures and frigid windchills that typically accompany that season.

The Christmas season is also a time for memories to be made and for annual, cherished traditions to be honored and carried out. However, some of our Christmas traditions, practices and other festival activities seem odd and out of place when given even the slightest amount of thought. A hilarious clip posted on YouTube points out some of the oddities and the strange things we do during the Christmas season.

In the skit, Nate plays an angel who arrives moments after Jesus Christ enters the world. The three wise men, Mary, and Joseph are in attendance, praising and thanking the Lord for this gift that will forever change the world.

Nate states that this momentous, world-changing moment shall be celebrated and recognized each year by gathering with family and friends, and it will forever be known as Christmas. He then explains some of the weird things people will do during the Christmas season.

“Let this day be called Christmas and let it be celebrated each year by gathering with family,” he says. “By doing goodwill in His name and by putting a big pine tree in your house.”

He adds that the tree should be decorated with bright and shiny ornaments and with “garbage that your children make at school.’

He also mentions the songs people will sing and perform every Christmas season, including tunes about Mary and the three wise men. When Joseph asks about songs about him, the angel sidesteps the question.

“There’s going to be lots of songs,” he says. “Most of them won’t be about what’s happening here. They will be about snow and snow-related activities.”

Isaiah 9:6 “For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given; and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.”