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@@JennRighter ma’am… elderly people typically don’t know. my grandma needed me to show her how to find her email on her computer. it’s not a bad thing, but there are generational divides. i probably couldn’t figure out a type writer, great grandma can’t use an iphone. it’s the way of the world.
I was bout to say, Better give cooking grandma some respect. She serious makes cooking look fun! (and before anyone says anything, the word "boomer" obvious has been ruined or is often used in terms of negativity so I had to see for myself that this wasn't a diss video or somthing, she doesn't deserve it.)
Lunch ladies were usually nice to me as a kid and I was the type of person to say thank you after they served me until one day in high school when I went up to get my lunch and the lunchlady told me that "you were already here" and refused to give me my lunch because she thought I already got lunch and was trying to get seconds. 😭 Luckily my teacher after lunch decided to give me a nougat bar when she heard my stomach growling lol
Sadly it seems a lot of high school bullies end up as lunch ladies or CNAs/RNs. Obviously that’s not the case for all of them, I have met so many kind nurses and lunch ladies but there’s always some bad ones. I work in a nursing home with a lot of nurses and CNAs and most of the nurses are just the meanest and pettiest people I’ve ever met outside of my mf high school. The CNAs are usually pretty nice though. The RNs at my job are too busy being mad that residents they’re being paid to take care of need help lol
Anytime someone tries to excuse hateful behavior because of age, I always think about my great grandmother Flossie. Flossie was one of the kindest people I ever knew, growing up in the great depression and living to be over 100 years old with her mind still well intact. We were penpals up until her death, and I miss getting her letters in the mail. When I came out to her as trans, she didn't shame or judge me, she embraced me as her great grandson. She even got my pronouns right more often after I first came out than my leftist uncle on that side of the family. She taught me how I deserved to be loved, and while she's gone, she and the people making these tiktoks remind me that there are genuinely people out their who's age gives them the wisdom to know that the most lasting positive impact we can make with others is by showing them kindness or making them smile.
My grandmother is the very same, the purest heart I've ever known. She once gently suggested I bring my girl best friend to our Christmas celebration because she thought she was my girlfriend, and I hadn't even realized I was queer myself!! I am so glad Flossie was in your life and that she supported you
Lynja is awesome! The woman has survived cancer twice! Her videos are funny and informative. Her son is also a pro soccer player. That's just an extra fun fact. This video was so joyous and fun to watch Jacob. Bro, did you say you went to Cuba?!?!
i was reminded not all older people are closed-minded when i visited my grandparents some time after coming out, and my grandfather did his damned best to use the right name. i think he was unsure what pronouns to use, but he avoided saying my old ones, and instead focused on my name, which was the sweetest thing i had everything experienced
Things like this make me regret hiding my transgender identity from my great grandparents who were very progressive , but my great grandma had dementia and i would have had to come out every time i came over. They were lovely people.
Eddie has a fascinating life story. He was a guest on an episode or two of the H3 Podcast and talked about his past and career. He's been an extra in basically every movie and TV show to exsist. **edit** I was perusing notifications and forgot I commented this. Saw there were like 50 something replies and feared a fight had broken out. I come to see that the Family showed up and it made my day. Peace and Love my Family 🥰
As tumblr put it. Old people who were tolerant existed, but they died fighting, the ones that hate stayed alive because they never suffered, they could escape the hardship. 😊
these nuggets are insane today, immediately clicked on the video, some of the older influencers are absolute sweethearts, these people are so comforting for those of us without our older family members there anymore, it reminds me of my grandparents :(
For real. Only one of my grandmother's are alive, I never really knew my grandfathers, and 99.98% of my family is flat out racist, homophobic, transphobic, misogynistic, etc. I've had to find my family in my friends, and my support online in places like Tiktok. I love seeing fun-loving, and supportive older people like this.
I personally am uncomfortable with people walking around shirtless. My dad does it a lot, and so does my little brother and it just makes me uncomfortable. Eddy does too a little, but I can appreciate his enthusiasm for wanting to show off his progress in weight loss and that he's genuinely just proud to be in his own skin :)
Thank you!! I was just saying, the vibes are off with Eddie 😬 I dunno, he gives me bad vibes. I feel bad for saying that, but it's just the gut instinct I get.
Yeah i don't typically support stuff like that but i think eddie gets a pass. Because he's eddie, he likes to be shirtless everywhere because he's eddie!
I took Japanese classes from a wonderful older woman and she said a lot of crazy things, but one stands out more than the others. she was wearing these socks with chihuahuas on them and we all complemented her. she said, "oh, thank you!! I KICKED my DOG!" and proceeded to tell us she didn't see her little chihuahua, her foot went under his belly, and she basically slid him across the room like shuffleboard. her husband bought her the chihuahua socks afterwards because he thought it was funny
This reminded me of my great grandma 🥰 she was an english tutor for a family of Japanese children , and they brought her lovely pottery sometimes . We have a lot of it since she passed and its all so gorgeous
this is so genuinely wholesome! I sometimes feel like we treat older people like a liability and the older generation is seriously under-appreciated, of course not all old people are good people but that goes for every generation, age should not define a person's inherent value! From personal experience, I was genuinely surprised when I realised that my 83 year old grandma is much more open-minded than my parents, who are in their 40s. This video made me smile
Well that’s because lots of older people can be pretty bad unfortunately… If you’re Lgbt+ at all or work in like a retail service job then you definitely know, they can be pretty nasty and awful.. At least there’s some good ones out there though like in this video, but man they feel rare.. 🙁
@@KingOfGaymes I can totally see that. Having to be forced to interact with people everyday who don't understand, and sometimes don't want to understand can be extremely disheartening. After seeing this video though, there is probably crazy value in hyping up "the good ones" and giving them the attention, instead of highlighting the crazy upsetting videos of the Karens and Daves (is that what we are calling the dads?) in the world. My heart goes out to you though, retail is HARD.
yeah i was so surprised when i came out as bisexual to my mom and the first thing she told me was to keep a low profile about it vs my grandma who asked if I'm bringing a girlfriend to meet her. like i was lowkey expecting it to go much worse with my grandma but she was so chill about it that i wish i had come out to her before my mom.
my mom got a job as a lunch lady for a primary school this past year. she's going to quit after the year's over, but i liked hearing the stories she has about the kids. they're literally insane, but the kids love her and i'm pretty sure they are going to be sad when she's gone
if she still wants to work for a school i would suggest a bus driver- although it is sometimes chaotic, my dad always has the best stories (he's a bus driver)
I'm a lunch lady too! I'm 18 and I work during my off hours. Kids don't like me because I'm their age, but I love watching them interact with the older workers! People love Martha and every time you go down the pasta line you say "thank you Martha" or else someone will tell you off. She's the sweetest person ever!
It’s so good to see older people being so happy, I grew up with older people who all seemed miserable and who always told me “not to get old” and it really messed up my view of growing up. That was probably a product of the toxic community I was in, but these TikTok’s are healing
i wasn't sure what direction this video would take but it's so sweet that this is literally just appreciating sweet old people online. so much of commentary is focused on negative shit (not that that can't be fun to watch in its own right) & it's rlly nice seeing you just talk about people you find funny/cute :)
Oh man this was so great. I'm over 40 and I get worried sometimes because a lot of youtubers jokes about anyone over 35 is "lol they can't figure out facebook" and that's it. Like I don't mind old jokes just "do better" is my opinion. BUT THIS WAS SO WHOLESOME AND FUNNY and you are great for doing it
I'm 40 too, and these were all people our parents' age. We're not close to that old yet, friends! Just stay young at heart and be an ally, and the kids will love ya! Even if they laugh a bit too. That's ok, we're about the age of most of these kids' parents. But it's always good natured when there's no bigotry or anything. These kids actually get a lot out of open acceptance from older adults. So, don't feel like you'll look like real Boomers just because they call everyone over 30 that now. ;)
@@willowtdog6449 Right! I'm 36 lmao, we ain't old! ❤😄 I just had my first baby, he's 19 months. Had him when I was 34. Never thought I'd wait this long to have a kid, but sometimes life just works out that way. Had to find a husband, first 😆 Also my grandma had my dad when she was 42, her last child. So I still got time for more lol. But yeah, 40 isn't what it used to be! ☺ We're still young, imo. But we should act our ages at the same time lmao. Happy to see other ppl around my age here! ❤
OH MY GOD GWEN WORKS AT MY OLD HIGH SCHOOL IN ILLINOIS! I had to pause the video and go back because I was like “wait… that can’t be… it is!!” I graduated 6 years ago though so I sadly did not know this woman but I can confirm they are, in fact, midwestern
I love the cute older tiktoks it makes me happy to see all generations being able to share like this on social media personalities don't die after 25 lives are still lived and in fact get better at times
thinking abt grandma droniak, the group of old gay men who do tik tok trends, kevin chamberlain and that cute little old british man who makes silly lil songs on his piano
ok but does anyone know @poppopbrucejohnson? He always starts every video in his kitchen going "hold on there grandbaby!" and comes over with two mugs of tea, offering one to the camera. Then he tells you a nugget of wisdom, or sometimes just comforts you after a bad day. I lost my grandpa when I was really young in an *incredibly* tragic way, and every time I see his videos I get teary eyed thinking about what could've been. I love him so much.
@@wepeelwraps It's a joke. About social media. You see, when MySpace was the only social media site, it was a long time ago. And it was nothing like anything today--Tik Tok, Instagram, etc. There were ways to edit your profile on MySpace, but you had to use HTML codes to do it. So many of us back in those days taught ourselves HTML in order to change our page. There was no way to do it through MySpace, only through the use of HTML. The walking five miles uphill in the snow thing was an old person joke. A trope that all old people say "back in my day, we had to walk five miles uphill in the snow barefoot just to go to school". But explaining the joke definitely ruins it. I'm 42. It's just really funny to me that young people don't realize that older and old people navigated the internet when it was much more complicated and rudimentary. So it's humorous that many young people have a perception of older people as clueless. When, in reality, it's old people that came up with all of this technology. And it's old people who had to be much more technologically savvy. It wasn't like today, when everything is done for you. It's easy to use technology today. Back in the day, it could be very difficult to do simple things online. Hope that explains what does this even mean to you.
Jacob, I really think you’d love tequila and donuts too. She is so cute and shows off weird finds at her local grocery store and does cute TikToks with her husband Carl sometimes.
How you feel about those sweet, older tiktokers, is how I feel about you. Your humor and positivity are such a joy that brightens up my day each time 💜
This is the first video of his that I'm watching and I now understand why Kurtis and Jacob are such good friends ... the chaotic energy is off the charts.
I love the accidental Brechtian quality of Eddie's videos. In every second you're being reminded that this is a tiktok video by the fact that he leaves the direction in. Masterful!
as a tran, i agree i do need to see positive examples older people actually acting as sweet, loving parents/grandparents/members of society, its too easy to assume they are all ignorant and unwilling to change when the ones who were supposed to love you unconditionally let you down
the h3 podcast has gone through Eddie’s tik tok a lot and they’ve had him on twice, one of which he spoke for about an hour uninterrupted about his work as an extra over the past thirty years…and they actually sent eddie to a Walmart with one of the crew members who you can actually see in the one video where he’s coaching the guy on what to say, the h3 crew member is filming eddie behind him 😂
This stuff was great. Parents take note - younger people do want adults in their lives, aspire to be one of the cool wholesome ones like these fine folks!
I think the reason people like this so much is because it's how we wish older people acted in our own lives, instead of having to listen to your grandpa complain about "the new generation" and talk about war
You are the one and only person who seems to immediately see and understand that Eddie’s last name isn’t “Lovese” and that he was trying to type “Loves _____” but ran out of room for whatever he was typing. He mentioned that on H3 but there are pages crediting that has his last name lmao
Cookingwithlynja is my favorite and even though I don't have tik tok, I'm happy she is on youtube shorts because she is so funny and amazing editing. Top tier creator right there.
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older people on tik tok who barely know how the app works but are still famous will do it everytime
Ah yes, clearly the olds barely know how Tik Tok works. 💀💀😂 You young people are so adorable.
@@JennRighter ma’am… elderly people typically don’t know. my grandma needed me to show her how to find her email on her computer. it’s not a bad thing, but there are generational divides. i probably couldn’t figure out a type writer, great grandma can’t use an iphone. it’s the way of the world.
@@JennRighter Watch out everyone grandma knows how to use eyemojies
@@Fabio-zv6qt Grandma's about to dox people in the TH-cam comments
@@kylierollings3666 “ma’am” made me giggle💀💀
I’m so glad there was a lynja appreciation section. She is a queen
i love lynja :] !!!!!!!
I was bout to say, Better give cooking grandma some respect. She serious makes cooking look fun!
(and before anyone says anything, the word "boomer" obvious has been ruined or is often used in terms of negativity so I had to see for myself that this wasn't a diss video or somthing, she doesn't deserve it.)
Thank God I was so worried, I love lynja
came to the comments looking for lynja love so glad to find it :))
Her recovery from cancer has also just been so heartwarming. She’s such a queen.
rest in piece, lynja, you’ll be missed
watching this a few days after Lynja passed, her coming up was a bittersweet gut punch to me
As a trans guy looking forward to top surgery, "Don't pout with your nips out" is ABSOLUTELY being tattooed on my body.
legend
I love it.
Hell yeah bro
Unless you choose to not keep your nips 👀
LMAO
watching this after lynja passed is very bittersweet but knowing that she made so many people laugh is very heartwarming
My mom was a lunch lady for years and I can unfortunately confirm, those women are HORRIBLE bullies.
That sucks! I new a good majority of nice lunch ladies, but I have come across a few rude ones.
Lunch ladies were usually nice to me as a kid and I was the type of person to say thank you after they served me until one day in high school when I went up to get my lunch and the lunchlady told me that "you were already here" and refused to give me my lunch because she thought I already got lunch and was trying to get seconds. 😭 Luckily my teacher after lunch decided to give me a nougat bar when she heard my stomach growling lol
Sadly it seems a lot of high school bullies end up as lunch ladies or CNAs/RNs. Obviously that’s not the case for all of them, I have met so many kind nurses and lunch ladies but there’s always some bad ones. I work in a nursing home with a lot of nurses and CNAs and most of the nurses are just the meanest and pettiest people I’ve ever met outside of my mf high school. The CNAs are usually pretty nice though. The RNs at my job are too busy being mad that residents they’re being paid to take care of need help lol
There were two lunch ladies who were mom/grandma of my friends and they were the nicest, best adults.
i was a lunch lady for a MONTH right before i turned 20. the rudest old ladies i’ve ever met.
Anytime someone tries to excuse hateful behavior because of age, I always think about my great grandmother Flossie. Flossie was one of the kindest people I ever knew, growing up in the great depression and living to be over 100 years old with her mind still well intact. We were penpals up until her death, and I miss getting her letters in the mail. When I came out to her as trans, she didn't shame or judge me, she embraced me as her great grandson. She even got my pronouns right more often after I first came out than my leftist uncle on that side of the family. She taught me how I deserved to be loved, and while she's gone, she and the people making these tiktoks remind me that there are genuinely people out their who's age gives them the wisdom to know that the most lasting positive impact we can make with others is by showing them kindness or making them smile.
oh my god that is so wholesome and sweet- that made me cry and i wish my grandma was like yours/gen
oh my god im actually crying. what a beautiful soul
@@aspwned IKR
My grandmother is the very same, the purest heart I've ever known. She once gently suggested I bring my girl best friend to our Christmas celebration because she thought she was my girlfriend, and I hadn't even realized I was queer myself!! I am so glad Flossie was in your life and that she supported you
Beautiful story, and wow I just love the name Flossie.
Lynja is awesome! The woman has survived cancer twice! Her videos are funny and informative. Her son is also a pro soccer player. That's just an extra fun fact.
This video was so joyous and fun to watch Jacob.
Bro, did you say you went to Cuba?!?!
Lynja socking her “dog” across the room genuinely made me cackle, it was so unexpected.
Me too! Funniest thing I ever seen!
RIP Lynja 😢 she was the only reason i was still using TikTok
i was reminded not all older people are closed-minded when i visited my grandparents some time after coming out, and my grandfather did his damned best to use the right name. i think he was unsure what pronouns to use, but he avoided saying my old ones, and instead focused on my name, which was the sweetest thing i had everything experienced
That is so sweet and wholesome, your grandparents sound awesome!! 🥰
That’s really cool. Where do you live? Because here in the southern US,finding GRANDparents that are supportive of lgbt topics seem to be pretty rare.
he's awesome i love him :(
Things like this make me regret hiding my transgender identity from my great grandparents who were very progressive , but my great grandma had dementia and i would have had to come out every time i came over. They were lovely people.
Aww :((❤️❤️❤️
eddie is so real for that bc there are some foods that need to be eaten naked. bbq ribs?? burgers?? wings?? naked food
real
Eddie has a fascinating life story. He was a guest on an episode or two of the H3 Podcast and talked about his past and career. He's been an extra in basically every movie and TV show to exsist.
**edit**
I was perusing notifications and forgot I commented this. Saw there were like 50 something replies and feared a fight had broken out. I come to see that the Family showed up and it made my day.
Peace and Love my Family 🥰
I wanna see him featured on Christina's Curations on ymh 😂
FAMILY
Family
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Family
As tumblr put it. Old people who were tolerant existed, but they died fighting, the ones that hate stayed alive because they never suffered, they could escape the hardship. 😊
I love it when Lynja gets the angle right above her head or at the bottom of whatever she’s mixing, queen of editing
these nuggets are insane today, immediately clicked on the video, some of the older influencers are absolute sweethearts, these people are so comforting for those of us without our older family members there anymore, it reminds me of my grandparents :(
For real. Only one of my grandmother's are alive, I never really knew my grandfathers, and 99.98% of my family is flat out racist, homophobic, transphobic, misogynistic, etc. I've had to find my family in my friends, and my support online in places like Tiktok. I love seeing fun-loving, and supportive older people like this.
I personally am uncomfortable with people walking around shirtless. My dad does it a lot, and so does my little brother and it just makes me uncomfortable. Eddy does too a little, but I can appreciate his enthusiasm for wanting to show off his progress in weight loss and that he's genuinely just proud to be in his own skin :)
Thank you!! I was just saying, the vibes are off with Eddie 😬 I dunno, he gives me bad vibes. I feel bad for saying that, but it's just the gut instinct I get.
@@JaseekaRawr it feels like a kink of some sort...
Yeah i don't typically support stuff like that but i think eddie gets a pass. Because he's eddie, he likes to be shirtless everywhere because he's eddie!
@@salamantics sure😐
Yeah I’d rather not see a random man without a shirt 😅
Rest In Peace Lynja ☹️
rip lynja she was the sweetest content creator ever she will be missed 💗
I think Gwen and Lynja just healed some of my childhood trauma 😎
Me too 🥹
I took Japanese classes from a wonderful older woman and she said a lot of crazy things, but one stands out more than the others. she was wearing these socks with chihuahuas on them and we all complemented her. she said, "oh, thank you!! I KICKED my DOG!" and proceeded to tell us she didn't see her little chihuahua, her foot went under his belly, and she basically slid him across the room like shuffleboard. her husband bought her the chihuahua socks afterwards because he thought it was funny
This reminded me of my great grandma 🥰 she was an english tutor for a family of Japanese children , and they brought her lovely pottery sometimes . We have a lot of it since she passed and its all so gorgeous
just hope Shirtless Eddie isn't bothering a bunch of minimum-wage workers and anxious people who don't want to be filmed
But he's Eddie
Watching this again after lynja has passed is so devastating.
I’ve had stoned emotional moments where I have cried at Sonya’s videos
Rip Lynja
this is so genuinely wholesome! I sometimes feel like we treat older people like a liability and the older generation is seriously under-appreciated, of course not all old people are good people but that goes for every generation, age should not define a person's inherent value! From personal experience, I was genuinely surprised when I realised that my 83 year old grandma is much more open-minded than my parents, who are in their 40s. This video made me smile
Fr, a lot of really nice old people get grouped in with the conservative asshole old people which isn't fair at all
Well that’s because lots of older people can be pretty bad unfortunately… If you’re Lgbt+ at all or work in like a retail service job then you definitely know, they can be pretty nasty and awful.. At least there’s some good ones out there though like in this video, but man they feel rare.. 🙁
@@KingOfGaymes I can totally see that. Having to be forced to interact with people everyday who don't understand, and sometimes don't want to understand can be extremely disheartening. After seeing this video though, there is probably crazy value in hyping up "the good ones" and giving them the attention, instead of highlighting the crazy upsetting videos of the Karens and Daves (is that what we are calling the dads?) in the world. My heart goes out to you though, retail is HARD.
yeah i was so surprised when i came out as bisexual to my mom and the first thing she told me was to keep a low profile about it vs my grandma who asked if I'm bringing a girlfriend to meet her. like i was lowkey expecting it to go much worse with my grandma but she was so chill about it that i wish i had come out to her before my mom.
"I'm kinda realizing that Gordon Ramsey and I have the same forehead." When I tell you, I was caught off guard...
The extreme sadness I felt when finding this video only today and hopping over to TikTok only to find out that Lynja has passed away 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
my mom got a job as a lunch lady for a primary school this past year. she's going to quit after the year's over, but i liked hearing the stories she has about the kids. they're literally insane, but the kids love her and i'm pretty sure they are going to be sad when she's gone
if she still wants to work for a school i would suggest a bus driver- although it is sometimes chaotic, my dad always has the best stories (he's a bus driver)
@@olioccasionallyanimates27 I feel like that would be worse with how kids can get on the bus 💀
I'm a lunch lady too! I'm 18 and I work during my off hours. Kids don't like me because I'm their age, but I love watching them interact with the older workers! People love Martha and every time you go down the pasta line you say "thank you Martha" or else someone will tell you off. She's the sweetest person ever!
@@KingOfGaymes honestly i think it just depends on the school
@@freckledlesbian that's adorable lmao. i feel like it would be pretty cool to have some kind of staff near your age though. maybe that's just me
Back at this video to say RIP Lynja
Omg it makes me so happy to see Lynja. May she rest in peace
I worked with an older woman at a bakery that got excited when she was making rainbow cakes for pride month. She was the sweetest lady.
It’s so good to see older people being so happy, I grew up with older people who all seemed miserable and who always told me “not to get old” and it really messed up my view of growing up. That was probably a product of the toxic community I was in, but these TikTok’s are healing
So is the Jacob sharpe? Or does the Sharpe come pre Jacob’ed?
Rest in peace lynja
rest in peace Lynja 😭💖✨
rest in peace lynja 😔❤️
Fun fact about Lynja: She’s actually a cancer survivor! There’s a video about it on her TH-cam
i wasn't sure what direction this video would take but it's so sweet that this is literally just appreciating sweet old people online. so much of commentary is focused on negative shit (not that that can't be fun to watch in its own right) & it's rlly nice seeing you just talk about people you find funny/cute :)
Rest in peace Linja ❤
Rip Lynja 🥺💕
Oh man this was so great. I'm over 40 and I get worried sometimes because a lot of youtubers jokes about anyone over 35 is "lol they can't figure out facebook" and that's it. Like I don't mind old jokes just "do better" is my opinion. BUT THIS WAS SO WHOLESOME AND FUNNY and you are great for doing it
I'm 45 and I feel the same way. This video was like a giant hug.
I'm 40 too, and these were all people our parents' age. We're not close to that old yet, friends! Just stay young at heart and be an ally, and the kids will love ya! Even if they laugh a bit too. That's ok, we're about the age of most of these kids' parents. But it's always good natured when there's no bigotry or anything. These kids actually get a lot out of open acceptance from older adults. So, don't feel like you'll look like real Boomers just because they call everyone over 30 that now. ;)
Oh, humor is subjective! Dont listen to these people, we love y'all :]
@@willowtdog6449 Right! I'm 36 lmao, we ain't old! ❤😄 I just had my first baby, he's 19 months. Had him when I was 34. Never thought I'd wait this long to have a kid, but sometimes life just works out that way. Had to find a husband, first 😆
Also my grandma had my dad when she was 42, her last child. So I still got time for more lol. But yeah, 40 isn't what it used to be! ☺ We're still young, imo. But we should act our ages at the same time lmao. Happy to see other ppl around my age here! ❤
Im glad we finally talking about Ms.Sonya's content because for yearrrrrrrs she's been a light on that god forsaken app.
OH MY GOD GWEN WORKS AT MY OLD HIGH SCHOOL IN ILLINOIS! I had to pause the video and go back because I was like “wait… that can’t be… it is!!” I graduated 6 years ago though so I sadly did not know this woman but I can confirm they are, in fact, midwestern
rest in peace lynja ❤
3:51 "her hair and beauty regime" instead of "routine" killed me. Awesome video as usual!
I love the cute older tiktoks it makes me happy to see all generations being able to share like this on social media personalities don't die after 25 lives are still lived and in fact get better at times
RIP Lynja 😢😢😢😢😢
Dude after I get top surgery I'm planning on being Eddie status
REALL 😭LOL
thinking abt grandma droniak, the group of old gay men who do tik tok trends, kevin chamberlain and that cute little old british man who makes silly lil songs on his piano
Lynja was amazing RIP❤❤❤
IM ACTUALLY CRYIJG I MISS LYNJA SO MUCH :(
17:15 you can see cam from the h3 podcast filming and laughing lmao ....great nugs as usual!
He said "Don't pout with your nips out" in a head shop 😂 Holy shit I love that so much LOL Thanks for the nuggets Jacob!
ok but does anyone know @poppopbrucejohnson? He always starts every video in his kitchen going "hold on there grandbaby!" and comes over with two mugs of tea, offering one to the camera. Then he tells you a nugget of wisdom, or sometimes just comforts you after a bad day. I lost my grandpa when I was really young in an *incredibly* tragic way, and every time I see his videos I get teary eyed thinking about what could've been. I love him so much.
Gotta love lynja, r.i.p
RIP to that cooking lady, I heard she passed away and it’s a tragedy😭😭😭😭
Back in my day we had to walk five miles up hill in the snow to teach ourselves HTML to personalize our My Space profile. Now look at you kids.
lmfaoooo what does this even mean💀
@@wepeelwraps It's a joke. About social media. You see, when MySpace was the only social media site, it was a long time ago. And it was nothing like anything today--Tik Tok, Instagram, etc. There were ways to edit your profile on MySpace, but you had to use HTML codes to do it. So many of us back in those days taught ourselves HTML in order to change our page. There was no way to do it through MySpace, only through the use of HTML.
The walking five miles uphill in the snow thing was an old person joke. A trope that all old people say "back in my day, we had to walk five miles uphill in the snow barefoot just to go to school". But explaining the joke definitely ruins it.
I'm 42. It's just really funny to me that young people don't realize that older and old people navigated the internet when it was much more complicated and rudimentary. So it's humorous that many young people have a perception of older people as clueless. When, in reality, it's old people that came up with all of this technology. And it's old people who had to be much more technologically savvy. It wasn't like today, when everything is done for you. It's easy to use technology today. Back in the day, it could be very difficult to do simple things online.
Hope that explains what does this even mean to you.
that shirtless costco guy looks like that one weird relative who you'd only ever see at barbeques
Jacob, I really think you’d love tequila and donuts too. She is so cute and shows off weird finds at her local grocery store and does cute TikToks with her husband Carl sometimes.
What about that guy that sits with you with a cup of tea and tells you life advice and calls you grandbaby, makes cry every time man
The nugs not drugs poster.. 10/10 background design
Also if it was already here before. Then I never posted this :)👍
@@leieryx1323 i think it was 😭,,but shh nobody has to know
How you feel about those sweet, older tiktokers, is how I feel about you. Your humor and positivity are such a joy that brightens up my day each time 💜
My mom is part of the cleaning staff at the hospital and sadly people there and at the cafeteria are either really friendly or bullies :')
the way sonja says "sure!!!!" got me about to bawl my eyes out. how do you not just fall in love
Rip Lynja you are always loved🕊️
This is the first video of his that I'm watching and I now understand why Kurtis and Jacob are such good friends ... the chaotic energy is off the charts.
Nothing makes me happier than seeing older folks on my FYP having the time of their lives. 🙌🏻
I love older peoples's cooking channels. I don't have the best relationship with my grandma and grandpa so it makes me feel safe
Lynja is the most wholesome human I’ve ever found on the internet
I love the simple wholesome content
We loooooooooove Shirtless Eddie. What a sweet wholesome guy. He lives one of the most unique lives as a professional extra in Hollywood!
Wait seriously? Or this a joke? Can’t tell. Brains being stupid at the moment
@@pansexualdickhaver6878 I’m being serious haha! He has been an extra is soooo many movies. He did an interview on h3
@@h00dles33 that’s dope
I love how eddy just asks random people
I love the accidental Brechtian quality of Eddie's videos. In every second you're being reminded that this is a tiktok video by the fact that he leaves the direction in. Masterful!
as a tran, i agree i do need to see positive examples older people actually acting as sweet, loving parents/grandparents/members of society, its too easy to assume they are all ignorant and unwilling to change when the ones who were supposed to love you unconditionally let you down
Awww ill be your grandma Jacob, im younger than you but we can make it work!
why is this comment actually kinda sweet
yes!!! Lynja soothes my soul. Her jokes and memes are amazing. freaking love her. Her son helping her make and edit her videos just makes me so happy.
the h3 podcast has gone through Eddie’s tik tok a lot and they’ve had him on twice, one of which he spoke for about an hour uninterrupted about his work as an extra over the past thirty years…and they actually sent eddie to a Walmart with one of the crew members who you can actually see in the one video where he’s coaching the guy on what to say, the h3 crew member is filming eddie behind him 😂
Seeing cam in the vid had me ROLLING ON THE FLOOR 😂
Also family
Lol i was scrolling to try and find an H3 comment. I screamed when i saw Cam, and the fact that jacob doesnt know 😭
This stuff was great. Parents take note - younger people do want adults in their lives, aspire to be one of the cool wholesome ones like these fine folks!
When I first saw the thumbnail I thought that you were going to make fun of these people and I was ready to be angry.
I think the reason people like this so much is because it's how we wish older people acted in our own lives, instead of having to listen to your grandpa complain about "the new generation" and talk about war
2:52 omg thank you!
All of these channels are restoring my faith in humanity with each post they make.
You are the one and only person who seems to immediately see and understand that Eddie’s last name isn’t “Lovese” and that he was trying to type “Loves _____” but ran out of room for whatever he was typing. He mentioned that on H3 but there are pages crediting that has his last name lmao
Also if you want to see the process of him walking up to people, they did a whole segment on the H3 podcast of him basically doing exactly that.
Cookingwithlynja is my favorite and even though I don't have tik tok, I'm happy she is on youtube shorts because she is so funny and amazing editing. Top tier creator right there.
This video is exactly what I needed on a cold, grey, snowy-mushy day. Your joy is contagious, Jacob! 💛
I think they're made more endearing because they embrace gen z and use tiktok instead of critiquing it. I love the older people on tiktok so much!!!!
Sometimes you really just need someone else's grandma to be nice to you for a minute.
“With the right flavor it would be a really neat snack” this needs to be a viral TikTok sound lmao
Rip lynja
I love see through stock pots
we love shirtless eddie
just the serotonin boost I needed today, thank you Jacob
Eddy is just older Gibby
I watched this video with my shirt off and I just know Eddie would be proud if he knew that
3:51 her beauty regime .. she's reigns
this whole video felt like a warm wholesome hug
Aww I love shirtless Eddie!! He’s so sweet