@@unit7967...I disagree Blakes Burrito #2 can be stupid good, when everything's hot, and the cheese melts down to nacho cheese consistency. They weigh you down though.
@@TheUnholyPosole and they take about 30 minutes wait time. Blake’s is slow as fawk, bro. You can’t show up hungry. You show up not hungry and order and you’ll be hungry when your food finally is ready.
I’m a white girl from the 505 and this made me laugh so hard! Where did this saying come from? Looking back, I used to say this all the time when I was younger. You have to love nm culture, it’s definitely one in a million!
Sorry about the confusion lol I was totally being sarcastic because I’ve was born and raised here in NM and I’m almost 40 and I have always said/heard baby cry. I only recently learned that the “proper term” is cry baby in most other states lol
Lol im 56 yrs old grew up in cruces and heard this since my elementary days. Lol we said it cuz we weren't allowed to say pissed off as children . And as an adult peepee hearted still hits harder than pissed off for some reason.😂😂
Damn that's a funny one 😂 It is an old phrase!! In my native NM experience, I remember saying this in 1995 when I was a 5th grader at San Juan Elementary school. We said it because the phrase doesn't contain profanity, and teachers didn't really tell us to stop. It was used all the time in the Espanola Valley. Usually, when one kid or another was about to fight each other, it was generally an insult for someone being thin-skinned and easily hurt over something done or said.
People in Az will tell you not to visit New Mexico but it’s a great place to visit we went to sante fe snd the people were very friendly and New Mexican food is really good. In the summer you have to go see the blue hole. The food is amazing it’s Mexican but with a spin. It’s some of the best food you will ever have.
Belen has it and it's a thing forsure in socorro. Soccer camp kids back in the day were rough as hell. Some got in trouble for teaching us who didn't know Ala vaygers (vegers?)
My Native Husband said back at LaMesa Elementary School, they were saying it. .....Asa adult he was at my family's home in Arizona on the Reservation. An during this family occasion he said that to my siblings & all of them stopped talking an said what does that mean ???!!!! He was the only one laughing. 😂 He's from the Reservation, but was raised here in Buque !💯✌️
😂😂 as a millennial, I remember peepee hearted since my wrestling days in middle school in Las Cruces. Same with "what in the actual fuck." I couldn't tell you were we heard it from but it's definitely been around for a while! Funny though, because I definitely still use these as an adult still living in NM 😂😂 #NMPride
@@kevincondit79 I've got family from Cat's Creek, and that's it's own little microcosm of language. If the NC OBX preserved Shakespeare's English, then the high desert mountain communities of NM preserved the Spanish of the Inquisition....
@@shortbusbully I moved to the Heights in 93, and it seems to skip some neighborhoods..... Versus living in the Valley, and it's universal. My kids grew up with most of these sayings, and only discovered they were NM specific when we temporarily were stationed in WA.
I've only been here since 2008, but my best bro whose family has been ranchers for 4-5 generations out past Ladron Mountain, introduced me to that phrase like... at least 15 years ago. It's a classic.
Man I’ve been hearing that phrase back in the early 80’s when I went to la mesa elementary school. That’s all was said out at recess when we played football and some one start to cry .
I live in Colorado Springs and when you first made this video I asked all my coworkers if they ever heard that phrase before and none of them had. It's legit only a NM thing cause. But we were even saying it way up in Raton... some of these phrases aint making it past the states boarders🤣
😅😂 hilarious!! In the twin cities of Texarkana, where I grew up with my 5 siblings - we called each other ( titty babies ) when someone was crying because they didn't get a piece of candy 🍬. Or they were crying because they got left out of a game. "I'm telling momma!" Go ahead titty-baby!
I didn’t know this was strictly a NM phrase. Does anyone else say “Oota” when shocked, too, or is that also a NM thing? “OOOOOTA she walked in thinking she was celine dion!”
For real aye I used to HAAAAAATE it when my friends or cousins would say it but honestly my side of town has grown out of it n I haven't heard that in years lol
I read thru some of these. I’ve been saying that for decades. I always thought it was a mix of “pissed off” in English and “mad” in Spanish. We tend to forget what our native language is until we are so peepee hearted we can’t habla.
🤭 I forgot all about that phrase!! “🙄 Dont get all p p hearted my gosh” Now I know why my Dad would say: “Eee, Hita don’t say that!” (When he would over hear me! 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️)
¡Qué Viva Nuevo México! ¡Es que yo soy un estadounidense del estado Nuevo México y era nacimiento en la ciudad Albuquerque, entonces soy Nuevo Méxicano y Burqueño Verdad! Con muchísimo orgullo ⚔️🇪🇸🇺🇸🇲🇽⚔️
One time I was showing my kids a map and asking them to name the states and we got Arizona and Texas but I started to wonder what that square in the middle was.. 😂
I got all pee pee hearted when the Blake’s on Montgomery closed, bro.
Blakes burrito sucks. Try nm beef jerky company. Get a chicharon with bean and green.
@@unit7967...I disagree Blakes Burrito #2 can be stupid good, when everything's hot, and the cheese melts down to nacho cheese consistency. They weigh you down though.
@@TheUnholyPosole and they take about 30 minutes wait time. Blake’s is slow as fawk, bro. You can’t show up hungry. You show up not hungry and order and you’ll be hungry when your food finally is ready.
I’m all sad that the lines at canes are all still longer than fuck.
@@dadawesome784 blakes takes FOREVER i just go to stripes
I love being a New Mexican😅
My favorite new Mexico phrase is ala verga...
Its officially just ala now
Just as long as it's after 9 in the morning, told JR na too early for that 😂😂😂😂😂
Ee I know huh !
"A la ver*a" isn't a New Mexican phrase like "Pee pee Hearted. People all over the Southwest say it.
"A la Modies", is though.
@@R-BURQUENO Or No ?!
I’m a white girl from the 505 and this made me laugh so hard! Where did this saying come from? Looking back, I used to say this all the time when I was younger. You have to love nm culture, it’s definitely one in a million!
I’ve been in New Mexico for 23 years. Never heard it but they say “baby cry” 😅
Dont be a baby cry 😅
Word on the street is that it’s supposed to be crybaby 😮 who knew
@@facts_not_feelings4011 yes but in NM they say baby cry. I think it’s weird too but I’m used to it after 23 years here lol.
Sorry about the confusion lol I was totally being sarcastic because I’ve was born and raised here in NM and I’m almost 40 and I have always said/heard baby cry. I only recently learned that the “proper term” is cry baby in most other states lol
@@facts_not_feelings4011 oh gotcha. Thanks for the clarification ❣️❣️❣️
Lol im 56 yrs old grew up in cruces and heard this since my elementary days. Lol we said it cuz we weren't allowed to say pissed off as children . And as an adult peepee hearted still hits harder than pissed off for some reason.😂😂
nice i live in cruces too
Right off main and Elks! Went to Jornada
@@sidcarver9076 nice
Ohhhhh! 😂
❤
My wife is from Cruces and is looking at my Arizonian ass right now like I am insane because I've never heard this phrase lol.
I'm glad my Nueva Mexicanos are showing us Tejanos how our hermanos from there do their thing. Peace Raza ✌️ 😊
Amor from burque 🅱️🙏🏼 shout out to our neighbors
Someone from out of state thought I said "Pepe hardened" and it was a whole different conversation after that😂
That's what I thought he said
DAM !
That’s exactly what I thought he said. It works better that way imo
Ok,now it makes sense..
Hahaha
Griff's closed...I'm still PPH.💛
Same homie same
This is so true, I am a true New mexican and I laughed
"Are we going or no!?"
seems to get quizzical reactions outside NM
“Ah laaa..” bro you know that’s All we hear too..!
thought we would here that one first
or use "all" to describe everything, like "damn brother, you're all tall", that car went all fast". "You're all mad now, err wut?"
Damn that's a funny one 😂 It is an old phrase!! In my native NM experience, I remember saying this in 1995 when I was a 5th grader at San Juan Elementary school.
We said it because the phrase doesn't contain profanity, and teachers didn't really tell us to stop. It was used all the time in the Espanola Valley. Usually, when one kid or another was about to fight each other, it was generally an insult for someone being thin-skinned and easily hurt over something done or said.
Haha no clue where it came from but I've heard that saying all my life especially in Spana 😂.
People in Az will tell you not to visit New Mexico but it’s a great place to visit we went to sante fe snd the people were very friendly and New Mexican food is really good. In the summer you have to go see the blue hole. The food is amazing it’s Mexican but with a spin. It’s some of the best food you will ever have.
Where’s this? (thanks)
@@garygentzel7924New Mexico is a full of drug addicts
Anywhere in NM.
Everybody I know from AZ is cool with NM.
I can legit remember around 97-98 say that in elementary school. 😂
Haha I've never said it unironically 😂
I'm from New Mexico, I've never heard that phrase, it's a Albuquerque thing
I'm from Cruces and it is definitely a well known phrase.
Belen has it and it's a thing forsure in socorro. Soccer camp kids back in the day were rough as hell. Some got in trouble for teaching us who didn't know Ala vaygers (vegers?)
Used up north in vegas and wagon mound too!
No it isn’t.
Def heard my Espanola peeps saying it
My Native Husband said back at LaMesa Elementary School, they were saying it.
.....Asa adult he was at my family's home in Arizona on the Reservation. An during this family occasion he said that to my siblings & all of them stopped talking an said what does that mean ???!!!! He was the only one laughing. 😂
He's from the Reservation, but was raised here in Buque !💯✌️
Reppin LA MESA!! ❤️ This phrase was in heavy rotation there in the 80’s for sure!
😂😂 as a millennial, I remember peepee hearted since my wrestling days in middle school in Las Cruces. Same with "what in the actual fuck." I couldn't tell you were we heard it from but it's definitely been around for a while! Funny though, because I definitely still use these as an adult still living in NM 😂😂 #NMPride
Damn homie I’m from LA an this shit made me laugh homie
That's definitely fighting words😂
😂😂😂 I still say that...
Peepee hearted!! Hahahah. This man speaks the truth.
Wait this was just a New Mexican thing?? Nah bro I thought everyone said this. No wonder my out of state friends thing I’m all crazy for sayin this 😭
As someone who has lived in Albuquerque for 20 years since I was born, i have literally never heard this
As someone from albuquerque new mexico, i always say this stuff, lmfaoo.
I dagged all chilled ol' bubbin!!! Lol
It is essentially “she got all but hurt” or “all pissy”
I'm born and raised in NM, and I have never heard this.
😮
How have you missed this???
You living in the NE Heights?
@@Lazy_Fish_Keeper I guess that's what living in the mountains does.
@@kevincondit79 I've got family from Cat's Creek, and that's it's own little microcosm of language.
If the NC OBX preserved Shakespeare's English, then the high desert mountain communities of NM preserved the Spanish of the Inquisition....
@Lazy_Fish_Keeper I was raised in the heights and we said it all the time.
@@shortbusbully I moved to the Heights in 93, and it seems to skip some neighborhoods.....
Versus living in the Valley, and it's universal.
My kids grew up with most of these sayings, and only discovered they were NM specific when we temporarily were stationed in WA.
We started saying it because abuela would reach for the yardstick, wooden spoon, and chancla if you even said P.O.ed.
I ain't heard that shit since the 6th grade!
That’s was middle school shit for me 😂 I still say that
I hear this almost every day 😂💀
I've only been here since 2008, but my best bro whose family has been ranchers for 4-5 generations out past Ladron Mountain, introduced me to that phrase like... at least 15 years ago. It's a classic.
I went to SFHS in the late ‘80s. I’ve never heard this phrase. 😢
Santa Fe isn't #NMTrue
@@agar88007 Orale.
@@darcyc5476 Same 😂 but my parents were around the '80s. As long as I can remember it's been in my vocab and many others😂 crazy u haven't heard it
Man I’ve been hearing that phrase back in the early 80’s when I went to la mesa elementary school. That’s all was said out at recess when we played football and some one start to cry .
Ala verga bro! I'm all pee pee hearted about Griffs closing! Tshhh yeahnah
NM is a very special language experiment
🤣
I remember when we got into trouble. We would say " Ombers!"
😂
I say this way too often fr 😭😂
Bro keep it coming. Funny as fuck! Keep reppin' Big Dawg!
I heard that a few times back in the 90’s in NM.
I have never heard that phrase before
The great alburcrazy 505
I remember getting in trouble saying that in elementary school! 🤣
I live in Colorado Springs and when you first made this video I asked all my coworkers if they ever heard that phrase before and none of them had. It's legit only a NM thing cause. But we were even saying it way up in Raton... some of these phrases aint making it past the states boarders🤣
Y'all got that phrase from a 5 Year old 😂😂
I love this no one talks about New Mexico. I’m so glad.
I was taking out the trash an the warm air got me all pee pee hearted.
I still to this day dont know what the heck hombers means either😂😂
It means you're in trouble. Like ombers, I saw what you did. 😆
lol been alive 40 years and in new mexico for past year or so. never heard that phrase in my life 😂😂😂😂
Lived hear my whole life never herd that ever homie.
Peepee hearted is funny as a mf bruh I heard that shit when I loved here from NY😂😂😂😂
Bro! I work in Albuquerque 2 weeks a month. Man your videos have me crying! Keep it up bro! I won't lie, I didn't like NM at first, but I love it now!
I knew it was coming brother 🤣
As a native New Mexican myself I can confirm this is an actual saying people say and no one knows where it started but it does mean pissed off in love
Lol in Albuquerque it’s just how we talk hahaha😂
I never used that, lived in Burque my whole life. I hear shit like nuh or nah lmao 🤣
I'm 51, grew up in MartinezTown...I've heard this since I was a kid!! Lmfao!! How bout eeee noooo....
Havnt heard that in ages hahah 😂
I haven't heard it since I was little and I'm a local.
Ala vayyy you’re right on point!❤️💛
😅😂 hilarious!! In the twin cities of Texarkana, where I grew up with my 5 siblings - we called each other ( titty babies ) when someone was crying because they didn't get a piece of candy 🍬. Or they were crying because they got left out of a game. "I'm telling momma!"
Go ahead titty-baby!
Never heard it raza. Never the less your reels are hilarious. Saludos from Cali
You’re not from the land of enchantment carnal, that’s why 🤣
Bro got questions 😂😂😂
Haha I grew up in New Mexico and I’ve never heard this!
Never heard this shit ....baby cry maybe..but I will start saying that shit..funny AF
I didn’t know this was strictly a NM phrase. Does anyone else say “Oota” when shocked, too, or is that also a NM thing?
“OOOOOTA she walked in thinking she was celine dion!”
This is the Land of Enchantment. A magical place where I am an old gringo and a New Mexican.
For real aye I used to HAAAAAATE it when my friends or cousins would say it but honestly my side of town has grown out of it n I haven't heard that in years lol
This why I love being New Mexican
I remember hearing that in socorro since 1st grade 1994 😂
I actually love that one haha
I'm from south Georgia ! And that phrase is used quite often in these parts lo!!!!
“You all mad er what? Don’t be all peepee hearted!”
I might've said that 800 times in through out high school, Yay bro.
I read thru some of these. I’ve been saying that for decades. I always thought it was a mix of “pissed off” in English and “mad” in Spanish.
We tend to forget what our native language is until we are so peepee hearted we can’t habla.
To some people , Pepe hearted means some one who doesn’t have the balls to stand up for himself !,
Thats too fuckin funny bro XD
😂😂😂😂 cosmic bro ❤ 😂😂😂
🤭 I forgot all about that phrase!!
“🙄 Dont get all p p hearted my gosh”
Now I know why my Dad would say:
“Eee, Hita don’t say that!”
(When he would over hear me! 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️)
I remember being younger and my mom telling me this when I was pist I was like ? Now I gotta pass it down 😂
I dont know but i kinda want to say it now😂its funny and cool at that same time
My favorite New Mexico word is “no pos wow”
In the 80's is when I first heard it.
Woa woa wo... There's a New Mexico???
My family's been in NM since 1558, first time Ive ever heard of it
It was everywhere when I was a kid. Especially in the pueblos of N.M.
hey bro, i dont know where it came from, all i know is that it works. stay blessed nm gang
Just moved here from out of state. Thanks for the education!!! 😂
Haven't heard that one yet lol
This is the best omg i didnt know it was a nm phrase
Didn't know they still spoke English in New Mexico
¡Qué Viva Nuevo México! ¡Es que yo soy un estadounidense del estado Nuevo México y era nacimiento en la ciudad Albuquerque, entonces soy Nuevo Méxicano y Burqueño Verdad! Con muchísimo orgullo ⚔️🇪🇸🇺🇸🇲🇽⚔️
Ive lived in New Mexico for several years still do bever yeard that once 😂
One time I was showing my kids a map and asking them to name the states and we got Arizona and Texas but I started to wonder what that square in the middle was.. 😂
We don't all talk like that! 🙄
When they said "New Mexicans" I thought Mexico started a new settlement or city somewhere I didn't know about....
For real, I remember growing up constantly hearing this in CHURCH and everything!! Like you said "What the actual fuck"