I thought it was pretty clever. I'm sure others who have English as a second language may agree with their take on this.

I think it's funny because every american movie/show sounds like this to me.

It's really frustrating when I can't follow someone speaking because he's going too fast or has an accent I've never heard before and so on.. and the worst is it also takes a while to pick up on that. I spent half the clip confused, trying to understand what they were saying (some parts actually made sense on some level) before getting the joke.

?... they are using randomized words...

English as used in anime is sometimes funny, as often something goes wrong in both their translation attempts, and getting the voice-actors to say stuff, leading to the mystery sometimes of just what exactly they are trying to say.

I guess it goes something like:

write dialogue in Japanese;

run it through Babelfish or Google Translate or similar;

transcribe it back to katakana;

get voice-actor to read it.

...

actual English speakers: LOLz.

mystery is what it sounds like to Japanese if you had a bunch of random American actors trying to read out dialogue poorly translated into Japanese and written out in romanji?...

would they also LOLz over the (potentially severe) levels of mispronunciation?...

Someone o Gawker posted a reasonably accurate transcript supposedly.

"Here's lace, want me to hold onto that?

Reminds me of this video my mom found from decades ago. They don't say any English words, it's all gibberish, but at some points it actually sounds like English:

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You fucking asshole.

I think that it's hilarious that the ONLY completely accurate line is the one with the profanity in it.

Like when I took German in high school, the first words I learned were the swear words, of course.

Says something about the human race, eh?