More Origins of Slang
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2024
- Some of you have brought to my attention that the slang I covered in last video was not gen alpha as it was gen z. So to avoid that problem I did not include a generation.
0:00 - Intro
0:02 - The Rizz problem
0:11 - The Skibidi problem
0:49 - More Work
0:50 - YOLO
1:15 - Yeet D:
1:19 - Dab D:
1:25 - Swag D:
1:32 - Back to ME
1:35 - Mogging
1:47 - Alphabetagam
1:51 - The Fanum problem
2:00 - Mewing
2:10 - God damn -) Gyatt
2:17 - SPEEDRUN - Real
2:23 - SPEEDRUN - Cap
2:31 - Sus
2:34 - Aura
2:43 - FIRE
3:17 - Outro
Source: Wiktionary
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this kid is gonna grow into a etymology god
No, you are wrong. He is an etymology god already. In-fact, he is THE etymology god.
I can’t believe nobody is thinking skibidi comes from the Scatman, that was literally the first thing I thought of.
well scatman has nothing to do with skibidi minus the identical lyrics
A lot of people say that. They're just wrong. It comes from a Bulgarian song by an artist called Biser King who admits it was an improvisation on an older Bulgarian song called Pipni me tuk. In there the word is related to "щип" which comes from "щипя" which means to pinch. Absolutely no reason to say it was in any way related to the scatman.
The etymology nerd is this kid but he travelled back in time
Youve singlehandedly put me into a new hyperfixation on linguistics and etymology. Well done kaj
I am hono(u)red to have given you this interest. I do most of my research on wiktionary. I hope you enjoy this stuff as much as I do!
@@theofficeroliviersamson4498 wiktionary user❗
you forgot about edge in the video@@theofficeroliviersamson4498
I think next, you should do a video on the etymology of Quandale Dingle's name. Here's the etymology. I did the research a few years ago, and you don't need to give me credit for any of this info:
The real Quandale Dingle lives in Pennsauken, New Jersey, which is in the historic New Sweden region. Thus, the name _Quandale_ is probably an Anglicization of the Swedish surname _Kvannedal,_ from _kvanne_ ("angelica," a type of plant) and _dal_ ("valley," related to English "dale"). Going further, _dal_ is from Old Norse _dalr,_ from Proto-Germanic _dalaz,_ of uncertain origin. _Kvanne_ is from Old Norse _hvǫnn,_ from Proto-Germanic _hwannō,_ from Proto-Indo-European _ḱwenHdʰ-._
The name Quandale is also likely related to the surname of Johan Kvandal, a Norwegian composer who was born in 1919. Also of note is that there is a campground in Norway called Kvanndal.
There is a website called Preserve Old Swedes, which is dedicated to the Gloria Dei Church (also known as "Old Swedes' Church") in Philadelphia. The website has entries for the gravestones of Mary D. Quandale (died January 12, 1864) and Louis Quandale (died October 19th 1869), further evidence that Quandale comes from a Swedish surname.
The surname Dingle may be from the noun _dingle_ ("a small, narrow or enclosed, usually wooded valley"), from Old English _dyngel,_ diminutive of _dung_ ("dungeon, prison"), from Proto-Germanic _dungz_ ("cellar"), from Proto-Indo-European _dʰéngʰ-s_ (“to cover, hide, conceal”).
Hwannodalaz. But really, your dedication to this research is amazing, maybe you should make a video on this.
thank you for your deep and meaningful insight of incredibly elegant words such as skibidi and gyatt. as a gen z kid i appreciate it.
also, you earned a sub from me.
Thank you for subscribing!
Bulgaria mentioned 🗿
Etymology, how the hell you do? Yeah, lady and gentleman we have the new etymologist in the future. God dawg!
also i like the low quality and 4:3 ratio fr a vintage video that is modern talking about more modern english
4:3 is vintage? Bro I'm getting old 💀
@@Dents6679 the owner of the channel is younger than sliced bread
Proto-Indo-European: *skeibhíddeh₁-
*skei-: Initial root implying division or splitting.
*bhi-: Preposition suggesting action by or towards.
*deh₁-: Verb root meaning to do or place.
The reconstructed PIE word *skeibhíddeh₁- encapsulates the concept of "performing the action of splitting or moving between divisions."
Would that even become skibidi into English?
@@deadheat1635 it's hypothetical, but Grimm's law would transform *BHI to *bi, and there is simplification of endings, so ddeh to di is not unimaginable
Is there any actual reason to say this is the origin of the word other than that it sounds a little plausible to someone who hasn't done even a little bit of research? It comes from a Bulgarian song, where its connected to the word for pinch. Why is that harder to believe than thinking its a random prehistoric word that just emerged now?
@@patrice161 wouldn't turn into /β/, becoming either or in English?
@@pasatorman8294 do you know, that the word "szczypać", which is polish for to pinch, comes from the same root of *ski-
I really liked the aura/fire sections, please do more
The skibidi 😂
I'm suprised you're the first one i've seen do etymology and lingustics for new slang. Keep it interesting and keep going
geometry dash mentioned
Your videos are the best man! I’m a big fan of etymology and history. You deserve much more subscribers.
Really appreciate your effort to rightfully pronounce the phonemes. Not bad, keep it up 👏🏻
Evolutionary lingual anthropology is where it's at
I always thought skibidi came from that skibidi bop mm dada a few years back.
My guess is that Mew comes from the term ”mew” which is a word for the place where you keep hunting hawks. Maybe his family were hawkers?
Very talented! You should include mopper and frogging
Thanks, I didnt know about A.M.O.G.
Did not expect the Skibidi one to be so convoluted
make more etymology videos please! not just cuz they're funny but i'm actually interested in learning more about the general topic of etymology and i think you would do a really good job teaching it with these sorts of videos!
very fun series of videos, i wish i got into languages at your age.
seeing how excited you were when explaining the aura and fire cognates was very entertaining, as i've also had sudden bouts of etymology rabbit holing in wiktionary. i've also found funny cognates of my own, here's some of the ones i had sent to the most available of my unemployed friends at like 3pm on a tuesday
proto-germanic skītaną(to take a shit) and ancient greek skízō/schízō(divide/cut) are protoindoeuropean (*skēy-, *skeh₁-y-) cognates, which means that shitposting and schizoposting are basically cousins.
pei *glak- or *gláktn̥ (milk) evolved into ancient greek "gála", which would then go through morphological voodoo shit to end up as "galáktos" or "galaxías", the latter being found in modern english "galaxy". through latin it became lact and while galaxias was still used, "via lactea"(literally, milky way) became a given name to the specific galaxy. it's mildly amusing that by saying "milky way galaxy" you are technically saying "milky milky way".
even funnier, and as if by some sick joke of God, "lact" would end up in the word "lactūca", which would then end up in english as "lettuce". trying to wrap my head around the fact that galaxy and lettuce are related was very humorous to say the least
I am so glad I subscribed. Let me know if you ever wanna talk semantics and linguistics
you're gonna go far man
Banger first video and even better sequel
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it was interesting seeing cap and caput are related and that caput is just really old
these videos are making me interested into etymology thanks
Good stuff kiddo, keep it up!
i learned about amog and mogging from jreg and i knew about mewing since like 6th grade (i swear im not on 4chan i swear im not on 4chan i swear im not on 4chan) and it makes metaphorical steam erupt from my ears whenever i hear them used wrong and or associated with gen alpha and idk why
The algorithm is a foul beast. You make good content, but the only video of yours the algorithm chose is the one with the brain rot slang. Sorry dude, the AI chose what people clicked on.. though I’d like to see more from you later on (:
Well, the story of my channel is that I get some hits, but then my channel continues to die again, but I usually find another hit.
It started with:
Origin of fart with reverb? 100 views (It was a lot for me at the time)
Universe size comparison in Minecraft 1k views (I was still a nerd back then, but for space)
Scratch cat becoming old 100k views
At the time when the meme was still alive I kept making scratch cat becoming x, and there was a lot of success. But then I made
*Mr incredible becoming old 8 bit chiptune 230k views* this is my most viewed video.
I got 1k subscribers.
But then the magic was over…
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The (Transforming) Alphabet!
This got 77k views, I was back in business!!
And it got me to 2k subscribers.
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Origin of gen alpha slang… Well here we are!
This one got me to 3k…
So, I make a lot of random stuff. Although I have 3k subscribers, about every thousand subscribers knows me for a different reason.
the way you pronounce the trill r is pretty funny, the correct pronunciation is voiced and yours is unvoiced and it normally has very few flaps-most commonly 1, 2 is ok as well, compared to your ≈7
its cool how when people say "Im not gonna cap" it can be translated to "Im not gonna hold you" and Cap come from *Kap- which means "To hold"
ur gonna do some really cool shit in life, please never stop making things.
I mean wiktionary is ultimately referencing an interview with Kai Cenat himself where he says “rizz” is not a shortening of “charisma”. But I guess that would make it not interesting in a video
I love this
Sneed's algorithm feed.
I have my own etymology for "not gonna lie" or NGL
Good video.
1:27 goodness golly gracious is that a geometry dash reference
The future etymology nerd
Albanians are ancient skibidi. Skibidi = Shqipe. The song is a Turkish song possibly related to the battle of albulena.
I thought jogging came from mogul empire was so powerful
mogging*
this kid will become the TikTok etymology guy
maybe it sounds weird but please make more videos where you pronounce the older languages😊😊
Shtibidi does not mean chickpea in Bulgarian. Chickpea is "нахут/nahut".
I don't know where wictrionary got "so give it to me", but in there aren't English lyrics in both of the songs (the original song from Biser King, and the one that he actually admitted to having been inspired from). The original song "Pipni me tuk" seems to have a weird recording uploaded to TH-cam or something, because all the lyrics sites I can find say "shtibidi" but in the TH-cam video the singer very clearly says "skibidi". I'm still not really completely sure what is being said and what the origins of the word are. If it is "shtibidi" then I think it's safe to say that it means to pinch, as in the lyrics he says it multiple times right next to "shtip", and then later uses the word normally in "shte te shtipna... " which means "I will pinch you". If he says "skibidi", then I honestly dont know. It could be just a combination of syllables which sounds cool. But I think the best theory is still that it originates from "щипя", which means to pinch.
im pretty sure im adopted
ay its sikky!!!
Have you guys ever found the famous meme “brrr Skibidi dop dop” (Turkish meme) yeah that’s the origin of skibidi
It's a Bulgarian song, which is an improvisation on an older Bulgarian song, as the artist has said. In there its related to the word for pinching, "щипя"
Are you sure AMOG isnt a backronym like GYATT?
Skibidi is from the skibidi dop dop dop song it does not come from english at all
Wait i thought skibidi was from 2018 song by little big...
Upd. Even tho that doesnt make any sense
I forgot how to delete comment
Hey, what about brainrot?
_brain:_ from Old English _bræġn,_ from Proto-Germanic _bragną,_ from Proto-Indo-European _mrogʰnom,_ from _mregʰ-_ ("brain"), cognate with Ancient Greek _βρέγμᾱ_ _(brégmā)._
_rot:_ from Old English _rotian,_ from Proto-Germanic _rutāną_ ("to rot"), from Proto-Indo-European _Hrewd-_ (“to tear”).
Source: Wiktionary
Dude how old are you? You sound like an 11 yr and you know a LOT
how old are you?
0:13 a lot*
Just make a 1 hour video i'l listen to it
this video's gonna be so outdated by next week
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Skibidi came from song from that one guz in red shirt from 2021 and in this song it came from jazz vocalis (I'm huge Will Wood and just jew jazz so i know what i'm talking about)
It came from a bulgarian song called "dom dom yes yes" by biser king. I have no idea what jazz lyrics you're referencing, but I assure you it's not the origin.
@@pasatorman8294 Yup I'm talking sbout this song and she got this vocalis from jazz.
@@andreylapshin4093 which jazz song are you referencing? The creator has said it's inspired by an old Bulgarian rap song.
@@pasatorman8294 sheesh my english sucks. Ok we had clasic jazz like "front street" e. t. c. and we got vocalis (vocal without meaning) and skibidi is good for four step rhythm it's fits just as high hat so jazz was using it a lot and the we got this rap song with vocalis but almost all vocalis jazz based "so here we go once again holding a mirror up to your mirror i guess it's what some people do?"
bro this is just cringe
I wonder when we will use anatolian hieroglyphics instead of slang 𔐐𔐐𔐐𔐐
Fun fact: the words god, futile, and chemistry are cognates through PIE *ǵʰew-
Can i ask for your discord link