Why Do We Judge People By Their Name?
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What names have stereotypes attached to them in your language? And have you ever been judged by someone solely due to your name?
idk if this counts but I feel like my name (Stephanie) is often attached to dumb blondes and girls that can't catch a clue
In Romania we have the name Gigel, which implies a pretty dumb/quirky? person
Because my family is Nigerian, I have a really long name no one can pronounce correctly the first try. However, due to the way it's spelled, people often assume I'm Japanese or something. So basically, I haven't been judged by my name, but people tend to assume I'm Japanese. It's kind of hilarious though!
I would say that in portuguese the names "José" (commonly abreviated to "Zé") and Maria are the most stereotypical.
I've been 'judged' by my name because people keep on mistaking me for a Muslim because apparently my name is a Muslim name and I'm not one and I also keep on getting mistaken for a Filipino, Chinese or any other country from South east Asia.
I'm from yakutsk :/ it's one of the coldest places in russia, completely on the other side of the pole
I just think of starfish when I hear “Patrick”.
I think of Ireland when I hear Patrick. Idk 😅
@@inactive6200 omg samee!
THT Brickfilms paddy or padraig are far more irish versions of Patrick
I think of popularmmos
When I was akid a film in the UK came out called Thunderpants. A comedy about a young boy who did really big farts. Guess what the kids name was? Patrick... a year or so of my childhood was being linked to the kid called Patrick in the movie who farts a lot.
Because Karen took the kids.
José just jumped the border
after taking the kids she went to supermarket and with little inconvenience at store she's keep asking to meet the manager lol
@@mrpolands1284
Abdul planted a bomb
*( This feels so racist I'm sorry )*
@@scene6289
My name is Jaafar
I come from far
There's a bomb in my car
Allahua
yep.
When you said your name was Patrick I assumed you were from bikini bottom
Same
My name is patrick and i feel offended
@@aispat1633 my name is offended and I feel patrick
Me too
Is this the Krusty Krab?
We Karen's must rise up and speak to the manager who created this stereotypes
Kowsar Mohamed and take the kids
Name: Kowsar Mohamed
X to doubt
Kowsar Mohamed your name is Kowsar
Your name isnt karen it’s kowsar
i Swear i Love These Karen Memes!
I can't take the name Lancelot seriously. Always makes me think of a medieval knight.
I instantly thought of an ocelot
Gregory Moody No one can possibly be named Lancelot in 2019
I mean, it's translated as servant, but i think using it in many tv shows for knights takes a big part in that, personaly i just can't help thinking about Lancelot from Code Geass :D
It sounds like something you’d call a cat.
Makes me think of a certain cat
I’m a Kyle and I drink monster energy drinks and punch drywall
Yeah but do you work at Monster?
Huh...I associate my name (I'm a kyle as well) with white blonde guys who are athletes (I'm opposite of both). Or that's in my case, I remember a few guys in high school who were in sports and there's a racecar driver with that name too....
Can't like cuz ur on 69 likes
heather chandler you can like now since it past 69
I know 2 kyles who sag
forget Chad, I want to see more jocks named Algeria
Or Sudan
Fuckin Mali's the real one
Nah, Central African Republic is where it's at
Nah is Uganda
Firebolt Lovegood nah sierra leone 🇸🇱
My name is Karen
My husbands name is Chad
Luckily we both have a sense of humor.
No, I haven’t taken the kids.…………YET!!!! 😆
not really surprising. chads always marry karens ;)
Judge people by their kids names, not their names
good point
Yes
What does “Moon Unit” say about Frank Zappa? ;)
@@pokepress hippy.
@@pre-debutera6941 , dude, but that's ultra hippy
"Don't judge people by their name!"
Hmm... Seems like something a Patrick would say!
I am a Patrick ;-;
Is Kalana Herath an instrument？
My name's Pat the vitamin ;-;
👏👏👏👏👏
No, GitHug. Kalana Herath is not an instrument
You forgot the "Bryan" that guy who's working at every retail
Or "Roy", the slow-witted mechanic in a small-town garage, who wears a green work shirt with his name embroidered in red on the pocket flap...
Yeah one of the teachers
Ah yes
Tim too
lesnyk255 that’s so good i love that how accurate omg
Karen: angry mom
Linda: the mom that always bakes cookies
Lisa: your female ned flanders
Linda is so accurate
Lisas always tear people apart.
Susan
Suzy or Susan always has shorter but nice hair
Susan is soccer mom
Kids? Taken.
Manager? Talked.
Hotel? Trivago.
Fuck? Off
Meet the Karen.
Has kids
Wants to speak to the manager
And...
Takes the kids
@@reapd2576 Reddit?Entitled Mom
egg dog
How is this funny
Wig? Snatched
One name from my languages with a stereotype is Adolf, don't think i need to explain that one
Ewout Goet german?
BEST. NAME. EVER.
I wonder if “Richard” took a nosedive at a certain point as well.
Are you thinking of Saint Adolf?
Ewout, that name is reasonably common in the netherlands, but you're the first german/austruan i've ever seen with that name
edit: oh turns out it's a variant of walter, i could see how wald/t could turn into wout as in forest/wood,
a dense forest is called a "woud" in dutch.
we have quite some walters, and even an old "wolter",
but the most common variant by far would be "wout"/"wouter" over here.
Tyrone has a weirdly specific stereotype.
ong i wanted to write that too
What is it?
tyrone is originally an irish name
You mean the Big man?
Conjures images of a moose
Chet’s: the rich kid who can buy his way out of everything
Special move: mentions dad’s yacht
His best friend is Chad who couldn’t get on the football team due to a failed drug test and tends to cheat on his gfs.
His gf is named Brittany but goes by Brit.
I mean the name Jake has the stereotype of khaki pants and working at state farm
And sounds hideous
Katrina Payne HOW DARE YOU! - Piers Morgan
And getting girls with the hookers that he payed for
Jake kinda has the fuqboi sterotype applied to him tbh
Felicity Lovett that’s fair because of Jake Paul.
Status of Manager: Defeated.
Status of Kids: Taken, safe.
Soccer practice: Launched
Hotel? Trivago
привет comrade
Can I talk to your manager please?
@@Notstephjr P-please, show m-mercy!
No Karen is a anti-vaxxer add that in
In Norway Olga is the go to grandma name for literally everyone
In Greece olga is our Karen
Here Olga is seen has a strong Scandinavian or Russian woman usually with blonde hair and blue eyes, who could break a man with her bare hands and drink most men under the table. I am from the states.
Arthur: The good guy who helps others and makes sacrifices.
Is that a Red Dead Redemption 2 reference?
@@danyms4082 Yeah, I know about the king, but Arthur Morgan was the first that came to my mind.
@@mrmakovec6198 or from the 90s kids tv series arthur
Guys, it's Arthur Morgan. From Red Dead Redemption 2.
Whenever I hear Arthur I think of an 8 year old talking aardvark
*sees thumbnail*.
Absolute Gold.
This is just the perfect example.
Macky Cabangon
I’m wheezing to death
I saw the thumbnail and thought, "Why is that dude named Karen?"
Called Patrick, wears green, has orange hair. Top of the morning to you.
But is he white?
@@Ggdivhjkjl Like Dulux Brilliant White
laddies
Ma name is MARKIPLIER~~~
*Brofist*
TOP 'A THE MORNIN' TO YA LADDIES, MY NAME IS JACKSEPTICEYE-
You’re not allowed to use “Karen” in messages to other players in GTA Online, which means Rockstar actually consider it an insult comparable with most swear words.
What if someone named Karen is playing GTA online? Does she have to use a fake name?
John Tracy no soccer mom plays GTA
what a bunch of cucks
Wtf, this could be called bullying or discrimmination. Not cool!
@@julianneh.wathne so true see what i mean people have ugly hearts every where in the world like i have my friend mom named Karen shes so nice sometimes meme go too far or arent even funny from the beggning
(sorry bad english)
When I hear the name "Bob" I just can't help but think of a builder
my uncle and grandpa. one was a mechanic the other a cement truck driver so the stereotype is not far off.
Bob is a plumber, too. Bob is sturdy and does manual labor.
There’s someone at my school named James Charles...I feel really bad for him.
There's someone at my school named Selena Gomez... and she is practically always on the overhead speaker
I was at school with a guy called Michael Jackson. That was funny at first but got less funny. Poor guy lol.
I go to school with a guy called 'king john' and I sure you can imagine what they added to the end of that
It doesn't even make sense tho
@@inactive3720 uh what did they add
What about Kyle, the monster drinking, drywall punching, motor cross name?
OMG I THOUGHT OF THAT IMMEDIATELY WHEN "stereotyped male names" CAME UP. IM SORRY KYLES!!!
Kyles are jewish, ginger and from Jersey.
Kyle is more of a nerd when I think of it. I think a Brett or Brendan would suit that description more.
Don’t forget he has blond shaggy hair and puts it back with a baseball hat
@@elementaryschooldropout1482 sound more like an owen wilson.
Jamal
Tyrone
Becky
Shaquisha
Karen
Kyle
Admit it, someone popped into your head when you heard these name s
T y r o n e . . .
*YOUR BACKYARD FRIENDS THE BACKYARD-*
i never heard of a black woman called shaquisha. most "black" names are only common among the poor.
Hello. My name is Jamal. Every 60 seconds in africa, a minute passes. Together we can stop this. Please spread the word. Thank you for the attention. - Big Man Tyrone 2015
At work, I named some black guy Tyrone in my head.
Theater psycho igans
Don't forget the name "Jayden" which is associated with kids with an olive skin tone and a undercut faux hawk
Whenever I hear Jayden I think of a youtuber that makes animations
@@superguy199 jayden animations?
But Jayden animation is japaneese-american
In Germany when we hear the name Kevin we think of a really stupid person
Callmekevin has 5000 IQ though...
*the office has entered the chat*
leberkraut sauerwurst it’s funny because we have almost the same situation in France ahah😂
In Mexico, is associated with criminals
That’s my dad’s name 😂
He would have also mentioned Kyle but he threatened to destroy his drywall
kAiLe
KAHL
He drinks your mountain dew
@@juliac5550 No that's chad
The name Kevin has the same prejudices in Germany like Chad in US/UK
Kevin. Kevin. Watch the light, Kevin.
That's funny considering I know a chad from Germany
scarlet juju
Yeah. Kevin, Justin, Pascal, Jeremy-Pascal, Oliver (sort of), Tarik (sort of). Are all names here in germany that are connected with dumb/agressive/poor people.
And stereotypical female names: Chantal, Jacqueline and Mandy.
same in quebec
dont forget the typical lisa, the girl that went to australia for a year and forgot how to speak german
For all the Germans in the comment section:
Kevin
huh?
@@juliec5151 probably the german culture version of Kyle
Dutch Kevins too
Pretty sure Kevin has the negative stereotype in English or at the very least in the UK too.
Hans , hold my beer
I said that woman was called Karen because the thumbnail said *’KAREN’* .
My god
ッtiill same
Me too
Yeah
I'm Viktor. According to Hollywood, i'm either a Latin-American drug lord, a Russian henchman or a German (possibly albino) supervillain.
Or you're a super good quidditch player
Im viktorija xd
I mean Viktor is a really evil sounding name no offense
Mert Orbán Viktor az nem super villian XD
@@emmytweetie2177 lmao true
Mary is the good christian girl that goes to church everday after school and reads her bible in her free time
I am the complete opposite of my name stereotype name then
Mary is just boring...
It's probbaly because of the Bible?
I can see that. There are a bunch of Marys in the New Testament. The most famous is Jesus's mom.
William will always be the name of many princes, knights, and just many upperclassmen in general
Will-I-Am, the personification of willpower. ;)
Not necessarily. Remember WILLIAM Jefferson Clinton.
Just shorten it to Bill, you’ll immediately get the opposite vibe
What about William Murder face?
And add Afton and you may not think like that anymore...
"Why judge people by their name?"
*Because of the thumbnails they get*
@Bruh Moment AAAAAAAIQISJSISJDJISJSJEJSJS AYYYYYYYE!!!
@Derek Frost idk
Urban dictionary defines a name as: “A meaningless word assigned to you that lets people judge you before they know you.” Honestly I can’t think of a more accurate definition
NoThisIsPratickStar what a pedestrian insult, you honestly couldn’t come up with a better insult than that? You disappoint me
Jason Armstrong Very accurate
I think it’s more like “a word assigned to you so people can identify you, but it comes with a side effect of people being able to judge you and make fun of you for having the same name as someone else”
I would say arbitrary, as a lot of names have meaning.
@@fede1324ee fair point
Name stereotypes! (Warning, offensive!)
Dmitry: A big Russian dude with a deep voice and lotsa hair.
Juan: The guy you helped across the Mexican/American border who lives down the street now.
Bruce: The dude you got in a bar fight with, leader of the mafia.
Mia: The ditsy one who thinks she’s cute, but she’s stupid.
Mary: That girl at the Christian school.
Maddie: The one with freckles and braids.
Ms. Keisha: Oh my f*cking God, she’s f*cking dead. (R.I.P.)
Wow, my mom's name is Karen and the intro of the video describes her perfectly
Lol!!!
06:20 Imagine meeting a Mohammed and a Jesús at an Atheist conference. 🤣
A Jesus, a Mohammed, and an Abraham walk into a bar.
@@grimtheghastly8878 there was a kid named Jesus at my school he was always the trouble maker
Lol in 8th grade (according to the Bois in his class) he apparently flashed his dick to all the girls
Dude's in the 10th / 9th now he's all cleaned up though
@@batmanthemightiestavenger9129 I met a Jesus in high school. He was easygoing, tall, good looking, and he had long blonde hair. I'm pretty sure he was a stoner. His girlfriend and friends seemed to like to brag about how they know Jesus.
My landlord is named Mohammed, but he isn't Muslim. His dad was, but he left when Mo was a kid. It was a very interesting story, and I learned about Zoroastrianism.
You'll definitely meet an Ali cuz I'd go to an atheist conference (Ali was the son in law of prophet Mohammed)
There's a Karen in one of my classes, and I gotta say she's basically the embodiment of a ray of sunshine.
she's gonna take the kids
@@user-hr8es7gx8c she's gonna take HIS kids
Terrible and blinding, I don’t really like the sun
Because when you're close to her, she burns you alive violently
That’s because she has taken the kids yet
My name is Carl. As such, I'm either called out using Walking Dead references, the llama who's name is Carl, and the chubby boy from Jimmy Neutron.
There’s a ‘Carl’ in ‘Phineas and Ferb’.
Lucky you! Remember, it is an international name and you can go completely unnoticed most places.
Carl
When I hear the name Carl I think of a quit short skinny nerd with a bowtie and curly hair
I think of some mean jerk who someone up in high school.
Funny. 30 years ago, in Denmark, Carl/Karl was a VERY old man. Today, the name has become increasingly popular and Carl/Karl is now a cheeky little boy😊.
This describes a student at my school perfectly to the dot
@@Ettibridget I'm an Australian in his 30's named Karl and I've never met another Karl in my entire life.
mechanic here. or factory worker.
My name’s Charles and people start calling me James Charles
Fulgurus Names Charles
I'm SISTER SORRY about that 😏😏😏
Fulgurus my entire school knows me as james charles
Charles is simply a boy version of Charlotte, the gender-neutral name that they both spring from is Charlie
@Mineta is thanos i am soo exited when he will do a QnA when he reaches 10mil subs
In Germany we have this thing about poeple called Kevin. It used to be a rather popular name but nowadays people associate stupid or people with that name up to the point that Kevin is kind of synonymous with idiot (people might say "what a Kevin" when someone does sth stupid)
I know a certain Kevin...
That's interesting, because I live in America and there seems to be a similar stigma surrounding Kevin here too.
Dinodogdude 209 Germany is basically a smaller America. So really that isn’t a surprise. And if it’s not, well it’s certainly on it’s way.
@@wisemankugelmemicus1701 Culture wise, you're probably right. Much of American culture is rooted in German traditions as a result of the large surge of Germans who immigrated to the U.S. in the 1800s and early 1900s, and many American citizens (especially in the midwest) are of German descent.
Austrian brother here and yeah we also have the kevin thing
Kyle: gamer, and drinks a lot of energy drink
Juan: Puerto Rican
My mum has 1 child (me), still together with my dad and never wants to speak to the manager. Guess her name
Karen
She also hasn't taught you basic grammar.
That was auto correct
So, she hasn't cracked...yet.
PongoXBongo lol
Oh my dog.
"Her name is Karen, isn't it."
Er, only because that's part on the thumbnail.
Not really. I would have said Karen even if it wasn't on the thumbnail.
King Lock15 mapper I should point out that I didn't know the stereotype behind the name going into this video (among some of the other names).
Patrik: now think of a name for her.
Me: Alice
Patrick: It's Karen isn't it?
Me: ...
Ikr
Every time I see someone called Trey I approach him to remind him of his Basketball Game tomorrow
Don’t forget to tell him to buy Gatorade
I don't get this reference
My short chubby white cousin would be very confused lmfao
there were three different Treys on my schools basketball team..
@@cruzgomes5660 th-cam.com/video/qAj6SkMlaCQ/w-d-xo.html
If you're named Chad, you're an incredibly buff person with great morals lmao
Don’t forget Brenda for the older woman close to retirement who judges everything you do
When I heard Chad, I immediately thought of the lake, then the country.
Thats why you are not a chad
I thought of the same two things but the country came first, then the lake
And the chips of paper that come out when you punch a hole in a card or in paper tape. In 2000 there was a lot of talk about hanging, dimpled, and pregnant chads in the US.
Samuel Nicholson me too
I also think of omgchad
Bob-
Obese, goofy, and white
(Sorry this is what pops up in my head when I think of this name)
(Thanq 4 all de likes)
yup
Every time I hear Bob I think of Bob pancakes
Bob-
Seems more overused than Mohammed, but is not somehow.
And sober. In our country, Bob is associated with a person who will remain sober at a party to avoid drunk driving. The reliable friend who'll make sure you get home safely after drinking too much. We even have yellow keychains with the name Bob as a reminder to drive only when you're sober.
and balding
So apparently with the name Bob people imagine a middle aged bald guy???
Miller M yea
Every bob I know is bald or balding.
When I think of Bob I think of a builder
In Brazil, some time ago, this "phenomenon" happened where every (literally every) rich child would be called either Enzo (for boys) and Valentina (girls). It went so far that when someone said to have those names we would be like "ok, so where's your Ferrari and three pairs of airports?". There was this girl in my classroom that was so teased she even changed schools...
It's getting better now though. Lol
Video: what's her name
Me: Suzan
Video: Karen
Me: oh.. is it Barbara ?
I said Megan
I came up with Becky
Linda
why do i feel like this is an exurb1a reference
I also can think of only babara as the soccer mom
Becky: Hi, I'm Beck-
Patrick: YA BASIC
In spain everyone has the same name in the family
I come from a long line of “Agustin”s
here in Brazil it's Silva, if you talk with anyone on the street you can bet he's surename is Silva
We have quite a few Luis’ and Cristinas in my Cuban family
@@aviar_Azul Luis and Cristina is also a popular first name in Brasil, but i've never saw it as a family name
My name stereostypes:
Sandy: a squirrel
Patrick: patrick star from spongebob
Eugene: mr krabs
Karen: honey i took the kids
my name is sandy 😳
Sandy is a famous singer in my country. Actually, she's famous since she and her brother were children, so that's the thing: people grew up with them.
Karen: Anti vaxx mom with kids and took them and cAN I SpEaCk tO YoUr MaNaGeR
and flat earther
My names Karen :'((
I love the "C"in "Speack".
People keep asking why I took the kids it's fucking annoying
@@tigergurl8720 but why did you take them tho?
I have a friend named Karen, complete opposite, long hair, Hispanic, and is too introverted to speak to the manager.
(Also do you guys associate the name Natalia with Russia?)
Kyan Pepper Natasia sounds more fitting
No, but Anastasia, yes.
Isn't Natalia russian name too?
@@xiuolo8116 It can be, yeah, especially to War and Peace readers, though as a Hetalian, I'd prefer to associate the name with Belarus. *wink*
give minseok his damn marshmallow! Natalia is a Greek origin name just like a majority of Russian names. Natalia was extremely popular in the 50s and 60's even 70's and early 80's. Stereotypical fem. Russian name I would say.So it is probably the most popular female name in Russia along with Elena. But it became way more diverse last 30 years.
My parents were wealthy royals and named me Chadstone Isabel Cornelius DeBaggely the 3rd... I was embarrassed and changed it to.. Chad isa Corny D-Bag.. and now I fit in!
Yeah but karen.
My aunt's name is Karen and she is most definitely a karen.
i!i!i!i!i!i!i!i!i! i!i! Same she’s an anti-vax vegan and I hate her guts.
Plankton's Karen will never take the kids
Yes, that is true, my great leader!
안녕하세요, 위대한 김 존운 장군님!
@@zacholl1800 I don't speak noodles
@@boomerbotyaoi ...
@@boomerbotyaoi bruh
Brayan (with this exact spelling), Kevin, Christian and Kimberly enter the chat
In South-América these names are associated with motochorros (delincuents on motorcycles)
Louie is a name usually associated with Italians, sometimes people think Bob is just a creepy old man name in my country because of its simplicity..
Whenever I hear Bob I think of a builder
To be honest Chad is very self descriptive
Also, please don't steal my girlfriend Chad, I promise I will get the money
Filip W I feel like the best Chad can do after high school is become a landlord addicted to alcohol & drugs.
In Russian memes, Sanya, or the Englified version Alex, is associated with a person who owes you money. For some reason it's always 100 rubbles
So I own you... $1.5
Sanya you owe me 100 rubles blyat, you have 5 days until stalin gives you 1000 years gulag
@@alexshi1679 doesn't sound like a lot, but that's like two packs of chips and some will be left over to buy some cheap vodka.
I've only ever heard of Sasha as the Russian version of Alex
please spare me
don’t forget about keith, the “awkward and anti-social kid in class”.
Not the Keith I know
Arthur, the name of a King, a famous video game protagonist, and the main character of a beloved children's TV show and book series.
For any of you science nerds out there:
I think the pH scale should go from Kyle’s energy drinks to Becki (with an I)
Becci
Beccci
You forgot the monster drinking and wall breaking Kyle 😂 🍻
4:25 HOLY SHIT
I'm somehow very happy that you added a *Good Place* reference. That series good af.
Ironically, my grandma is a stereotypical "Karen" and is actually named Karen😂
Kyle is stereotyped as a guy who drinks a lot of Mountain Dew.
EDIT: It was Monster Energy that Kyle is associated with, not Mountain Dew.
He also hates his dad and punches holes in drywall
Kyle just reminds me of South Park
@@samuelluttrell-henshaw2322 god same, he's the best character
HOLY SHIT THEY KILLED TIMMY!
this makes me curious, is there a name stereotyped to be a neckbeard?
I have 3 first names.
When I meet new people, I pick one randomly just to see how they react and treat me.
Same, my first middle and last names all sound reasonable in any order. I got referred to by my last name so frequently in school by new teachers just because my first name sounds to old fashioned or refined for a 90s kid.
I live in Ireland and I’ve never met a single person called Patrick
Oh yes you have en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_(given_name) Look how many Irish people are in that list
well that's biased. you have not met everyone in Ireland lol..
But have you met a Paddy?
Muggins The Jinx are you an American by any chance?
day_c Muggins the Jinx very likely is an American. Says this Irish-American who's lived apart from other Irish-Americans for most of his life.
And please consider yourself lucky. I've met more than my share, and almost all were Plastic Paddys.
“Names like Elizabeth, Charles and William are often seen as posh, upper-class names”
Me who hears Elizabeth and William and immediately think Afton:
We once saw a guy named
*"Martin junior the III"*
We assumed that he was a
*Knight from the medieval ages*
Martin has the sound of a 'rural' name for me.
Here in Ireland , the name Sinéad is much like the name Karen, the soccer mom who wants to speak to the manager
Ripping up pictures of the Pope and shit
How do you pronounce Sinéad?
@@TheLuci915
Shi-naid
That's shi as in the beginning of shit, I would have used a Y if it was pronounced like shy.
i'm irish and i have to say you're not wrong
I only know of one Sinéad... O'Connor. I'm American and don't run into many here in the U.S. I would say she is the anti-Karen, though.
I'm Felicia and I'm "SASSY" quote on quote "SASSY"
Unfortunately, your name is associated with saying goodbye.
I used to use my full name, Louise, when corresponding with companies, politicians etc., and if I received a reply it was often brief and sometimes condescending. Then I shortened my name to Lou, which is also a male name, and the replies changed noticeably if the person thought I was male. The correspondence was longer, more detailed and friendly. Other women have noticed the same thing. That may be why more females are adopting gender neutral names.
In Arabic at least the place I live the name “Rashid” makes you think of a good and kind man
Shadow ender minecraft And more true
In Arabic my name "Abuk" means Your father/Daddy
A person *whos ur daddy*
A person and abuy means my father
Also for the male names, you forgot all about Kyle. Time to punch a wall ;)
Marc-Éric Le Blanc-Séguin Monster drywall punching dude
And drink a monster
whats funny when you are a kyle but you don'y fit the stereotype so you just sit there awkwardly
or jake
Cri0t1n3 biuirs literally me
For some reason I can’t picture anyone with the names Kiera, Kiara, Jaden, Jayden, Jaiden, etc with light hair. I always picture someone with dark brown or black hair.
Becky is a pop culture reference and pop culture generates stereotypical names.
"Becky with the good hair"
Urkel
No, she fucked ron
Also dane cook had a joke about women with the name Karen. No where near as influential though..
I remember me and my friends used to say "oh my gosh, Becky" in a stereotypical teenage spoiled white girl voice everytime one of us did something stupid
Becky seems like a goody two shoes to her teachers and is the opposite to the students
Karen in Iran is actually showed as a chill deep voiced man
w o w
Is it actually spelled the same or does it sound similar? For example, the name Karim.
@@mirrorreflex mostly the same it's just that you don't say "keren" you say it like how its actually spelled "karen"
who cares that sounds like the name of a chilled deep voiced man
Imagine calling someone named Karen on the phone and then you just hear a deep voices man 💀
Carl, Bob, Joe: Everyday guys, probably works in a factory or mechanic shop. John: the guy everyone looks up to.
This is why I love having a rare name😂
Me too!
I don’t know who said this, but I think they put it best: _“All bad stereotypes stem from one very disagreeable minority.”_
Just as the crooked lawyers give the other 5 percent a bad name!
Lol
When I think of Chad, the country comes up to my mind.
I think of the meme format.
Everyone's a Chad in Chad, no matter your actual name and gender :P
I just searched the country on google. It looks like the side of a person’s head.
Everyone talks about Patrick being an echinoderm, but Karen is a computer on the same anime...
Are there kids called Karen or do Karens spawn taking the kids and wanting to speak with the manager?
Guido has become synonymous with an italian guy who pumps iron and wears gold chains. His made it into an episode Bones the Maggots and the Meatheads.
He also hates the number 4...
He also carries a revolver with six bullets in it.
Also he smells bad and has a terrible sense of fashion
One of my friends once pronounced "Charon" (ancient Greek ferryman to the underworld) as "Karen", so make of that what you will
But that's how you pronounce it
@@leosorghum6867 not if you're Dutch...
@@leosorghum6867 Karen sounds way too English
Because most people can't say Kharon.
charon took the grandpa
Edgar’s, the haircut and just the overall person that pops up in your head
I wanna speak to your manager! 😂😂😂😂
Here in Brazil, the trendiest baby names in early 2010's were Enzo for boys and Valentina for girls. It became a meme that soon all people would be called Enzo and Valentina.