Kiley wants to know why nobody has invented a cordless water hose. Sid wants to know where she thinks the water comes from. That exchange, filmed in their Albuquerque backyard in June 2024, has been watched more than 8.2 million times. It is the template for almost everything Kiley and Sid Griego post on TikTok: one confidently wrong idea, one husband trying to stay calm, and an audience that now tops 500,000 followers.
At a glance
- Who: Kiley and Sid Griego, a married couple
- Based in: Albuquerque, New Mexico
- TikTok: @kileygriego (KileyAndSid): about 501,700 followers, 14.6 million likes
- Known for: Deadpan couples comedy and marriage humor
- Biggest video: “Cordless water hose,” June 2024: 8.2 million+ views
- Also on: YouTube (Kiley Griego)
Key takeaways
- Kiley and Sid are an Albuquerque couple whose TikTok comedy runs on one reliable setup: Kiley pitches a ridiculous idea with total sincerity and Sid, holding the camera, cannot believe it.
- Their “cordless water hose” video (June 18, 2024) is their biggest at more than 8.2 million views.
- In 2026 the hits kept coming: a Fourth of July video at 4.1 million views, “Apple Pay” at 2.5 million and “cow school” at 1.4 million.
- They post several times a week, mostly from the car, the backyard or a restaurant booth.
Who are Kiley and Sid?
Kiley and Sid Griego are a married couple who share a TikTok account, @kileygriego, under the display name KileyAndSid. They have been on TikTok since December 2021 and have posted more than 770 videos. Their bio is three words and a chile pepper: “Albuquerque, New Mexico.”
The roles never change. Sid films selfie-style and plays the straight man, usually in a ball cap, usually rubbing his face by the end. Kiley plays it completely straight, which is what makes it work. She never winks at the camera. She just needs you to understand why the hose should be wireless.
What is the cordless water hose video?
Sitting against a cinder block wall in the backyard, Sid asks Kiley to repeat what she just said. She does: it is 2024, AirPods are wireless, drills are cordless, so why is she still dragging a hose around to water the plants? Sid tries a hint (“it’s in the name”), then a direct question about where the water would come from. Kiley’s answer, that she does not know how AirPods work either but uses them anyway, is the line that sent it past 8.2 million views. It ends with Sid telling the camera he is questioning life.
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What are Kiley and Sid’s most popular videos?
View counts as of October 17, 2026:
| Video | Posted | Views |
|---|---|---|
| “Cordless water hose” | June 18, 2024 | 8.2 million |
| “Let freedom ring” (Fourth of July) | June 27, 2026 | 4.1 million |
| “I didn’t know Apple Pay did this” | Oct. 1, 2026 | 2.5 million |
| “Where is said cow school?” | Sept. 17, 2026 | 1.4 million |
| “Happy New Year everyone” (“We are in 2027”) | Sept. 28, 2026 | 1.1 million |
| “Girl math” | Oct. 16, 2026 | 932,700 |
Why did the Apple Pay video blow up?
Sid opens with a question every married person has asked: why did Apple just charge them more than $2,000? Kiley did not buy anything from Apple. She did use Apple Pay, which, she explains, is called that because Apple pays for your stuff when you own an iPhone. Sid walks her through the bank account it is linked to. Kiley concludes that if Apple is not paying, “they’re scamming us.” It is the clearest example of why the format works: the joke is a real misunderstanding pushed one step too far, and the viewer gets to be Sid.
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Why Kiley and Sid’s comedy works
Couples comedy is crowded on TikTok, and most of it leans on pranks or exaggerated arguments. Kiley and Sid’s videos are quieter than that. The camera barely moves, nobody storms off, and the laughs come from timing: the pause before Sid repeats her question, the beat where Kiley holds her stare. It is the same deadpan principle behind a lot of great stand-up, which The LA Note breaks down in our guide to comedic timing and types of comedy. And Kiley’s character is a good-natured “confidently wrong” type rather than a punchline, which is why the comments read like friends joining the argument, not people piling on.
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Where to follow Kiley and Sid
- TikTok: @kileygriego
- YouTube: Kiley Griego
- Links and contact: linktr.ee/kileygriego
Kiley and Sid are part of The LA Note’s Creators section, alongside Devon Vander, the TikTok creator rapping ’90s hip-hop word for word. Stats were checked on TikTok on October 17, 2026. Know a creator we should feature? Tell The LA Note.
Frequently asked questions
Who are Kiley and Sid?
Kiley and Sid Griego are a married couple from Albuquerque, New Mexico, who make comedy videos on TikTok as @kileygriego (display name KileyAndSid). They have about 501,700 followers and 14.6 million likes as of October 17, 2026.
What is the Kiley and Sid cordless water hose video?
In a June 2024 video, Kiley asks Sid why nobody has invented a cordless water hose, since “everything’s wireless now.” Sid asks where the water would come from. The video has more than 8.2 million views and is their most watched.
Are Kiley and Sid’s videos scripted?
They are comedy sketches built on a recurring setup: Kiley delivers an absurd idea with a straight face and Sid, who films, reacts. Their hashtags include #couplescomedy and #marriagehumor.
Where are Kiley and Sid from?
Albuquerque, New Mexico, according to their TikTok bio.
How do you contact Kiley and Sid?
Their Linktree (linktr.ee/kileygriego) lists the email kileysummer710@icloud.com. They also post on YouTube as Kiley Griego.
Sarrah Sanchez is a home, arts, and crafts-minded creative who brings a maker’s eye to her writing. With several years in the online writing space, she covers entertainment and lifestyle for The LA Note, and she’s set on taking her craft as far as it will go.
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