@@GreatGraniteStatei bet people are gonna start sending death threats to the phone from the guy who was late to his own funeral because he was late to a funeral EVEN THOUGH HES ALREADY DEAD the fact that this is actually plausible really shows how much humanity has devolved
My grandparents on both sides died when I was young, and the fact that they all live far away prevented me from visiting them often. I've only seen my grandparents once or twice in my whole life and I wish I had more time with them. Anybody reading this, appreciate who you have before it's too late and spend time with them.
And if you know that you don't have much time left with them then do everything to spend as much time with them as you can. You're not gonna regret it and you'll treasure those moments your whole life.
@@k.z0923 I was young and I didn't appreciate then enough until it was too late, the fact they live so far and my family's low income only worsened it.
mine dont even speak the language i speak and they live all the way across the world and my grandma had a stoke before i was born, she could of gone to like phsyical therapy or whatever but she was too depressed. she could speak but when she was dying she couldnt. she was fed through a tube and i gave her leg rubs, she has depression, cant walk, used to be able to make noises and try to speak but she kinda gave up. then she died and its a good thing since she doesnt have to suffer anymore. she was also a doctor and tried so hard to prevent this issue as it runs in her family but it still happended. thats just my moms side, my grandpa is okay, he draws. and my other grandparents are good, my grandma is super energetic and literally runs 2 me and my grandpa owns a farm and i went on this motorcycle once. (idk where i was going, he told me to follow him while i was holding a puppy and i kinda took the puppy with me. we picked vegetables from his farm and ate them for dinner.
Found out my grandma didn't know what glitter glue was recently after she brought in a huge jug of glitter and another huge jug of glue because I needed some in a craft we were doing. Now she only has one huge jug for the glitter glue and is obsessed with how convenient it is. Can't wait for her to find out that it comes in more colors than just blue.😂
2:50 I had this happen to me too. My grandpa was from Arizona, and I had never met any of his brothers. Sure enough, at his wake, his twin comes walking in and freaked ALL of us grandkids out. it was a fun day. My grandpa's twin also mentioned that the birth year was wrong on the death announcement. Apparently my grandpa had lied about his age my grandma and everyone else his entire life. he was six years older than he had told her. He told my great uncle that he would tell my grandma the truth once they had gotten married...since she was 18 when they met, and he didn't think she would date him if she knew he was 26. I guess in 59 years of marriage he never found the time to come clean.
My grandpa passed away the night of Christmas Eve of 2022. I... honestly didn't know how to feel. I knew I was supposed to be sad, but I just couldn't feel that way. I don't know why, but I couldn't feel sad. There's obviously something wrong with me, but I don't know what it is.
Hey. There is nothing wrong with you, everyone experiences grief in their own way. Sometimes your body pushes down the feelings in order to protect your heart… Im Sorry to hear about your grandpa.
Vaazkl is the kind of youtuber who can really give you the full trip of emotions, sometimes his videos make you laugh, sometimes they make you cry, sometimes they make you scared, sometimes they make you feel warm and cozy, and im all for it
1:36 im 14 and i know: since that TV is old, there might not be any A/V ports on it, but plugging an old VCR into it via coaxial will give you 1-2 A/V ports. if its an older Roku device, you can plug it in from there, but if its HDMI only, RCA makes an adapter that is sold at Menards that converts HDMI to A/V.
My condolences for your grandma, I'm sure she was a very kind and loving grandmother. Even though it's been a year, don't feel like you need be over it now since the grief of losing a loved-one can take a very long time to subside. Don't let anyone make you feel bad for not moving on just yet.
Ah this brings back good memories of my grandparents they were funny as hell at times and are very loving. If yall still have grandparents, show em some love cause we really don't deserve such great people who show nothing but love and care for us (unless you have a not so pleasant one or relationship with one). Been about 2 years since my grandpa died but even tho we didn't talk or visit much since he lived in a different country on the country side it was a bit of a pain to do all the prep to go there, but it was worth it.
My grandma used to work at a candy factory and sometimes at a chocolate factory (it was one factory with two sections) and she keeps telling story’s about there. I barely understand my first language (I can speak three different languages and even though English isn’t my first I’m way better at it then the other two I know) and my grandma is always so happy when telling me her stories so I just sit and listen. I love listening to her even though I can’t understand every story she is telling me ❤
Grandparents like these ones make the world a better place. I think imma steal the giving out cards with mini ouija boards out at my funeral thing. I LOVE IT
13:56 mine met when they were farming. They liked each other. And were both around the same age about to go to college. So instead of dating.they decided to get married and both applied for a student visa in America . And they we’re together till the very end. My grandpa has now passed, but my grandma has a giant picture of him and our family in her living room ❤
0:32 My grandma lived to 104. If you asked her anything, she usually just gave you a weird look, and groaned. The only time she would ever say more than 2 words was at 2 am, when she would talk to her dead husband who would always tell her that he's dead, but she wouldn't belive him.
18:40 the thing they forgot to mention is that shirley is actually REALLY good at skyrim, like, shes been playing a mod where some enemies can strait up 1 shot you, and shes been crushing it!
I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again - all of my good traits are things that my grandparents taught me. Here’s some of the highlights of those lessons - The only thing that can defeat the evil and hate in our world is genuine love for your fellow human being. We all have far more in common than we have differences. Every single person you meet has a lesson to teach you. You just have to be open to it. One of the wisest things you can say is “I don’t know”. That’s how learning starts. If you learn something new every day, you are doing something right. There is no good reason not to be polite, patient, and kind to strangers. You can never have too much toilet paper or too many books (I swear, they saw the pandemic coming decades early with that gem). At the end of your life the only thing that really matters is if you brought some joy into the lives of others. All of your accomplishments will pale in comparison to the marks you leave on the hearts of others. And here’s two tidbits from my maternal grandfather who was a true renaissance man (master carpenter and mechanic, Army veteran, artist, volunteer translator for immigrants as well as ran a community food bank, outdoorsman/scoutmaster/survival instructor, and generally fun dude) If you can take disassemble something and lay it out in order, you can fix far more things than you realize. You’re never fully dressed without a pocketknife, a handkerchief, and 20 bucks in your shoe for emergencies.
@@lordpumpkinhead265 nah, sorry if that’s the impression you got from that. It was not getting ready for a fight, it’s being prepared. Pocket knife (usually a 3 blade stockman traditional slipjoint) has a ton of different applications from slicing an apple to digging a splinter out of your finger. A handkerchief can be used as a bandage in a pinch. The 20 bucks was meant so you could put some gas in your car and have bite (though now it probably should be keeping a 50 in my shoe).
3:44 - LOL, only a couple of days ago I made a classicifcation of Obi-Wan's looks through his cinematic appearances, and it goes like, Babyfaced Padawan, Space Jesus, High General, Depressed, Serene Old Man, Serene Ghost. That pic is firmly in the Space Jesus stage.
Aside - My grandmother, Nanna, was a stubborn old lady. Semi-disabled her whole life, with one leg markedly shorter than the other (and wearing specialist shoes with one having a very chunky heel). The story I love most is actually how she and her eventual husband got to know each other - he was a soldier in WW2, Nanna was in highschool and there was an assignment to write to a family member who was a soldier. She didn't have a soldier in the family, but the guy from down the street was one, so she wrote to him. The end result was he came home, they dated, married, and my Dad was their second child.
I shared a doobie with my grandma once on Christmas Eve. She thought I was going outside for a party cigarette, but when she recognized the smell she said "pass me that" while putting back her cigarette pack. She then asked "is it any good?" before taking a deep hit from it, and before I could answer. It was good shit, and a smile conquered her face. She told me to not abuse it, and cherish "the leaf", before going on about her youth when she was touring the world like some sort of free spirit. Before we put it out half-way, as we had to function as guests for Christmas, she said "I've always wanted to smoke Cali sativa with my grandkids."
Funny story: I was playing cards against humanity with my family a few months ago, and one of the prompts was, "How are babies made?" Or something like that. My papa (Grandpa) said 'Twerking' and proceeded to shake his butt in his chair- 💀😭
Ik it's kinda dumb to leave an a comment like this on a meme video, but my grandma died about 2 years ago and I've been missing her everyday. She was a joy to be around and I loved just sitting there and listening to her talk. Sometimes, I'd show her memes and she'd use the small knowledge she had of English just to try and make me happy. She influenced my music taste, the things I read, so many parts of my childhood and helped me grow into what I am today. When she died, it took me almost a week to realize that it wasn't some kind of joke and to this day, every time we go out, I almost have an envy to say "Why don't we go by to visit grandma later?". I miss my grams sm, but this video made me smile. It makes me remember all those fun parts of seeing your grandparents and having them in your life and I am so lucky I got to see them in person. Cherish what you have of your grandparents, missing them is like losing an old childhood toy. You can recall the nice moments you had with it, but it hurts you that it's ultimately gone. Miss you, grams. Thanks for introducing me to blondie and Abba tho.
That grandma from the date would be like "Darling, he proposed to take you and your grandparents in a double date, if you don't raise five kids with him you surely undertand nothing "
The one with the baby mispronouncing their name is so true. One of my family members mispronounced my great grandparents names and they are known as Mimi and Bumpa.
For most of my life, I've never had a grandpa.I met one who I called Pop-Pop, but he died when I was five. I now realize, that since the age of five, I have had a grandpa, he's a really sweet older gentleman who works in my church's nursery with me! When I first met him I ran up and gave him the tightest hug and, according to my parents, said "You're just like Pop-Pop! I love you!". Pop-Pop was my grandpa, who had died a week earlier! At the age of 7, I promised him that I would work in the nursery with him, it has now been 5 years since I started working under him in the nursery! I love him
13:47 my grandparents met while my grandmother was a cashier at McDonald’s and my grandfather and his friend was prolly high or drunk off their a$ses and they ordered like 100 burgers with no context, they later met again, dated, got married and had three kids and a nice house and are now both retired at about 65 and 67. they have the life I want
This may sound weird, since my gramps is scottish, and Britain had mandatory drafting in the war, but he never served, cos he was a matchstick maker, which was deemed a 'necessary occupation'. However,we made up for our lack of service by having my dad, uncle, both brothers, older sister, 3 cousins, 2 aunts, and 1 second cousin serve in subsequent wars (only reason I didn’t enlist is cos I have ✨crippling asthma✨ lmao)
1:49 The microplastics in the acrylic paint going to war with the asbestos and lead allience in Grandma's system would be like a cross between Osmosis Jones and Lord Of The Rings.
I love how this man will make a video and at a random point just say "yeah im not gonna fucking read this" it amazes me how other TH-cam's don't do this
Not only did the kid who learned to drive from Mario Kart save his grandmother and his own life but now he always has a free pass to ask for any console he wants 😂
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You should do squirrel or cake memes lol
i heard that voice crack at 3:16 bro
alright
can you do unfunny memes
mint ice cream is elite
I feel so bad for that grandpa who made all those burgers for a fun night but only one of his grandkids showed up...
More burgers for them!
Fr :(
The girls have to update her post asking people to stop sending death threats to her cousins and they was a meme of people squaring up with them
@@GreatGraniteState jesus christ
@@GreatGraniteStatei bet people are gonna start sending death threats to the phone from the guy who was late to his own funeral because he was late to a funeral EVEN THOUGH HES ALREADY DEAD
the fact that this is actually plausible really shows how much humanity has devolved
I love how he says grandma, its just sounds really cool, also the "party vest" and the tomato duck is so cute
As a normal person, I can say that grandparents are a W whether they mean to be or not, and society needs their sense now more than ever ❤
They r goated
100th like.
Some grandparents*
Not mine haha they hate me
My grandparents abused my mother-
My grandparents on both sides died when I was young, and the fact that they all live far away prevented me from visiting them often. I've only seen my grandparents once or twice in my whole life and I wish I had more time with them. Anybody reading this, appreciate who you have before it's too late and spend time with them.
And if you know that you don't have much time left with them then do everything to spend as much time with them as you can. You're not gonna regret it and you'll treasure those moments your whole life.
My grandparents live on the other side of the world 💀
@@k.z0923 I was young and I didn't appreciate then enough until it was too late, the fact they live so far and my family's low income only worsened it.
@@nautilusnotasquid my Grandpa did too
mine dont even speak the language i speak and they live all the way across the world and my grandma had a stoke before i was born, she could of gone to like phsyical therapy or whatever but she was too depressed. she could speak but when she was dying she couldnt. she was fed through a tube and i gave her leg rubs, she has depression, cant walk, used to be able to make noises and try to speak but she kinda gave up. then she died and its a good thing since she doesnt have to suffer anymore. she was also a doctor and tried so hard to prevent this issue as it runs in her family but it still happended. thats just my moms side, my grandpa is okay, he draws. and my other grandparents are good, my grandma is super energetic and literally runs 2 me and my grandpa owns a farm and i went on this motorcycle once. (idk where i was going, he told me to follow him while i was holding a puppy and i kinda took the puppy with me. we picked vegetables from his farm and ate them for dinner.
Grandparents are just the cooled type of people there is. Let's appreciate them more with the little time we have with them left
Found out my grandma didn't know what glitter glue was recently after she brought in a huge jug of glitter and another huge jug of glue because I needed some in a craft we were doing. Now she only has one huge jug for the glitter glue and is obsessed with how convenient it is. Can't wait for her to find out that it comes in more colors than just blue.😂
3:14 "when your grandparents are as cute as mINE"
2:50 I had this happen to me too. My grandpa was from Arizona, and I had never met any of his brothers. Sure enough, at his wake, his twin comes walking in and freaked ALL of us grandkids out. it was a fun day. My grandpa's twin also mentioned that the birth year was wrong on the death announcement. Apparently my grandpa had lied about his age my grandma and everyone else his entire life. he was six years older than he had told her. He told my great uncle that he would tell my grandma the truth once they had gotten married...since she was 18 when they met, and he didn't think she would date him if she knew he was 26. I guess in 59 years of marriage he never found the time to come clean.
And they tell you lying doesn't pay off.
damn
The grandpa eating paint will always be a gem. There hasn't been a single time where I didn't laugh from it.
Fr lol
Okay but that’s also terrifying. Is he okay?
The man have his immune systems home a make over
Gave*
@@PotatoMan7186 Excuse me what
As a grandmother that fell down the stairs, I can confirm that this is how we act
....an object show fan grandmother? :cry:
@@johnb1769let's go
Everybody gangsta till gramps got the racing sim
The matching grandparents is wholesome AF
17:32 I love that, not that they forget but that the grandpa has the same feelings for her ❤
Honestly, wholesome grandparents are the best☺️
My grandpa passed away a couple days ago and this really cheered me up… thank you. ❤️❤️❤️
My grandpa passed away the night of Christmas Eve of 2022. I... honestly didn't know how to feel. I knew I was supposed to be sad, but I just couldn't feel that way. I don't know why, but I couldn't feel sad. There's obviously something wrong with me, but I don't know what it is.
Hey. There is nothing wrong with you, everyone experiences grief in their own way. Sometimes your body pushes down the feelings in order to protect your heart… Im
Sorry to hear about your grandpa.
6:41 "Good news: epilepsy can be cured!" "Bad news: childhood trauma"
He doesn’t seem to mind
i feel so bad for all the grandparents who are straight up ignored
Don’t feel bad. Some deserve to be ignored
i mean the ones who dont deserve to be.
@@pisces2569 who hurt you so bad?
Vaazkl is the kind of youtuber who can really give you the full trip of emotions, sometimes his videos make you laugh, sometimes they make you cry, sometimes they make you scared, sometimes they make you feel warm and cozy, and im all for it
1:36 im 14 and i know:
since that TV is old, there might not be any A/V ports on it, but plugging an old VCR into it via coaxial will give you 1-2 A/V ports. if its an older Roku device, you can plug it in from there, but if its HDMI only, RCA makes an adapter that is sold at Menards that converts HDMI to A/V.
There ya go. I tell my friends, “If you can’t figure out your tech, go ask a kid. They know how to work everything like that.”
Legend confirmed.
It has been the one year anniversary of when my grandma died.and these memes kinda reminded me of her.I just miss her.
here is a hug from me, to make ur day better, *hugs* :D
Ty I really needed this. You’re a kind soul. May god bless you
My condolences for your grandma, I'm sure she was a very kind and loving grandmother. Even though it's been a year, don't feel like you need be over it now since the grief of losing a loved-one can take a very long time to subside. Don't let anyone make you feel bad for not moving on just yet.
Thank you so much, it’s hard to accept that she’s actually gone. But I know she’s taking a break after a long time.
@@r0ttinghusband I think that's a very healthy way of thinking of her passing.
Ah this brings back good memories of my grandparents they were funny as hell at times and are very loving. If yall still have grandparents, show em some love cause we really don't deserve such great people who show nothing but love and care for us (unless you have a not so pleasant one or relationship with one). Been about 2 years since my grandpa died but even tho we didn't talk or visit much since he lived in a different country on the country side it was a bit of a pain to do all the prep to go there, but it was worth it.
My grandma used to work at a candy factory and sometimes at a chocolate factory (it was one factory with two sections) and she keeps telling story’s about there. I barely understand my first language (I can speak three different languages and even though English isn’t my first I’m way better at it then the other two I know) and my grandma is always so happy when telling me her stories so I just sit and listen. I love listening to her even though I can’t understand every story she is telling me ❤
I mean, it's only an elbow flag but damn the guy probably felt damned.
Grandparents like these ones make the world a better place. I think imma steal the giving out cards with mini ouija boards out at my funeral thing. I LOVE IT
Grandparents are indeed the best. Thanks for the memes Vaazkl.
Sometimes I like to watch these type of videos so I can remember that not all grandparents are bad
13:56 mine met when they were farming. They liked each other. And were both around the same age about to go to college. So instead of dating.they decided to get married and both applied for a student visa in America . And they we’re together till the very end. My grandpa has now passed, but my grandma has a giant picture of him and our family in her living room ❤
grandparents are fkin comedy gold, lovebirds, absolute saveges, or all of the above
That spongebob rug is a literal treasure
0:32 My grandma lived to 104. If you asked her anything, she usually just gave you a weird look, and groaned.
The only time she would ever say more than 2 words was at 2 am, when she would talk to her dead husband who would always tell her that he's dead, but she wouldn't belive him.
Shit man, that sounds terrifying. Sorry for your loss, but it also seems like she was pretty sad at the end.
My grandma: WHY do you do these things?
My grandpa: To irritate you. Because an un-irritated you would just be not right.
This is so wholesome yet sad because I didn't have the chance to live with ny grandparents.
8:04 I really looked at this a thought “TOAST!”
Makes me wish that i spent more time with my grandpa
1:32 can't let the parents know about the money dawg otherwise they'll "keep it safe for you" until the end of time
18:40 the thing they forgot to mention is that shirley is actually REALLY good at skyrim, like, shes been playing a mod where some enemies can strait up 1 shot you, and shes been crushing it!
11:04 grandma kinda slays tho
5:12 grandma just straight up looked at all these young women and said "no homies?"
I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again - all of my good traits are things that my grandparents taught me.
Here’s some of the highlights of those lessons -
The only thing that can defeat the evil and hate in our world is genuine love for your fellow human being. We all have far more in common than we have differences.
Every single person you meet has a lesson to teach you. You just have to be open to it.
One of the wisest things you can say is “I don’t know”. That’s how learning starts.
If you learn something new every day, you are doing something right.
There is no good reason not to be polite, patient, and kind to strangers.
You can never have too much toilet paper or too many books (I swear, they saw the pandemic coming decades early with that gem).
At the end of your life the only thing that really matters is if you brought some joy into the lives of others. All of your accomplishments will pale in comparison to the marks you leave on the hearts of others.
And here’s two tidbits from my maternal grandfather who was a true renaissance man (master carpenter and mechanic, Army veteran, artist, volunteer translator for immigrants as well as ran a community food bank, outdoorsman/scoutmaster/survival instructor, and generally fun dude)
If you can take disassemble something and lay it out in order, you can fix far more things than you realize.
You’re never fully dressed without a pocketknife, a handkerchief, and 20 bucks in your shoe for emergencies.
That last one sounds like you're preparing for a fight.
@@lordpumpkinhead265 nah, sorry if that’s the impression you got from that. It was not getting ready for a fight, it’s being prepared. Pocket knife (usually a 3 blade stockman traditional slipjoint) has a ton of different applications from slicing an apple to digging a splinter out of your finger. A handkerchief can be used as a bandage in a pinch. The 20 bucks was meant so you could put some gas in your car and have bite (though now it probably should be keeping a 50 in my shoe).
Are you sure your grandparents weren't time travelers?
These are so cute! I watched them with my mum and she likes them too 😊
As a person who has grandparents, I can confirm that these memes are grandparent memes.
Grandparents will not last forever so we have to protect them at all costs while we still can
1:36 Clearly you haven't lived in your grandparents' house for half of your life.
3:44 - LOL, only a couple of days ago I made a classicifcation of Obi-Wan's looks through his cinematic appearances, and it goes like, Babyfaced Padawan, Space Jesus, High General, Depressed, Serene Old Man, Serene Ghost. That pic is firmly in the Space Jesus stage.
Aside - My grandmother, Nanna, was a stubborn old lady. Semi-disabled her whole life, with one leg markedly shorter than the other (and wearing specialist shoes with one having a very chunky heel). The story I love most is actually how she and her eventual husband got to know each other - he was a soldier in WW2, Nanna was in highschool and there was an assignment to write to a family member who was a soldier. She didn't have a soldier in the family, but the guy from down the street was one, so she wrote to him. The end result was he came home, they dated, married, and my Dad was their second child.
Man I love old people, I wish my grandma was still around she was fun
I shared a doobie with my grandma once on Christmas Eve. She thought I was going outside for a party cigarette, but when she recognized the smell she said "pass me that" while putting back her cigarette pack. She then asked "is it any good?" before taking a deep hit from it, and before I could answer. It was good shit, and a smile conquered her face. She told me to not abuse it, and cherish "the leaf", before going on about her youth when she was touring the world like some sort of free spirit. Before we put it out half-way, as we had to function as guests for Christmas, she said "I've always wanted to smoke Cali sativa with my grandkids."
Your grandma would've been the chillest mf back in the day.
0:54 a fellow sim racer!
That Grandpa showing up in a tux has so much class and love.
Grandparents are bad ass as James Bond John Wick, every single action movie combined but even better
My grandma’s sister and husband are so sweet! Every birthday they send birthday videos to me and my brother.
Perfect sequel to gen z memes, now millennial memes
0:54 grandpa needed to max his fps in tetris
10:33 this is so freaking cool omg i love this idea lmao
Funny story: I was playing cards against humanity with my family a few months ago, and one of the prompts was, "How are babies made?" Or something like that. My papa (Grandpa) said 'Twerking' and proceeded to shake his butt in his chair- 💀😭
Nahhhhh 💀💀💀
5:41 grandpa is stronger than a Nokia screen
Grandma pulled a violation 5:17
0:19 you touch my grandson, i will make you cant touch for the rest of your life
i hope the guy that ate the paint is ok
7:15, y'all my grandfather had 14 brothers, they were going at it like they needed an army, i got relatives all over the 3 cities next to Naples
Ik it's kinda dumb to leave an a comment like this on a meme video, but my grandma died about 2 years ago and I've been missing her everyday. She was a joy to be around and I loved just sitting there and listening to her talk. Sometimes, I'd show her memes and she'd use the small knowledge she had of English just to try and make me happy. She influenced my music taste, the things I read, so many parts of my childhood and helped me grow into what I am today.
When she died, it took me almost a week to realize that it wasn't some kind of joke and to this day, every time we go out, I almost have an envy to say "Why don't we go by to visit grandma later?". I miss my grams sm, but this video made me smile. It makes me remember all those fun parts of seeing your grandparents and having them in your life and I am so lucky I got to see them in person. Cherish what you have of your grandparents, missing them is like losing an old childhood toy. You can recall the nice moments you had with it, but it hurts you that it's ultimately gone.
Miss you, grams. Thanks for introducing me to blondie and Abba tho.
I can confirm these are grandparent memes
9:39 LMAO so true, my cousins call my grandma "mimi" and i called her "guppy" once so i just call her that sometimes
1:33 granny is built f@cking different
7:41 It took me a minute to get it.. BUT NOW I DO AND ITS LIKE THE PILLOWS I HAVE WITH MY LOLAS DRESSES 😭
I was about to say I have the same, but I noticed that this is my own comment-
My grandmother was the epitome of everything I ever wanted to be. She was my mentor, guide, and support. I still miss her everyday.
dang it must be nice to have nice and funny grandparents
1:49 is the grandpa ok?? 🫢
Bro rocked the grandma pijamas tho
If someone makes grandpa pay they're fired
That grandma from the date would be like "Darling, he proposed to take you and your grandparents in a double date, if you don't raise five kids with him you surely undertand nothing "
parents but grand
8:11 these are the houses in my nightmares
The one with the baby mispronouncing their name is so true. One of my family members mispronounced my great grandparents names and they are known as Mimi and Bumpa.
My Grandpa passed away back in May so Im not sure if I should laugh or cry at these memes.
why not both?
3:42
saving this up
9:15 and pause, bro I cant that is so adorable
"anyone who lets grandpa pay will be immediately terminated. *eerie smiling face that is honestly fucking terrifying.*" what legends. i approve
For most of my life, I've never had a grandpa.I met one who I called Pop-Pop, but he died when I was five. I now realize, that since the age of five, I have had a grandpa, he's a really sweet older gentleman who works in my church's nursery with me! When I first met him I ran up and gave him the tightest hug and, according to my parents, said "You're just like Pop-Pop! I love you!". Pop-Pop was my grandpa, who had died a week earlier! At the age of 7, I promised him that I would work in the nursery with him, it has now been 5 years since I started working under him in the nursery! I love him
That first meme is why I only offer the seat to people moving awkwardly or obviously holding an assistance device 😂👌
13:47 my grandparents met while my grandmother was a cashier at McDonald’s and my grandfather and his friend was prolly high or drunk off their a$ses and they ordered like 100 burgers with no context, they later met again, dated, got married and had three kids and a nice house and are now both retired at about 65 and 67. they have the life I want
these are THE most wholesome memes i saw in a while.
Grandma be like : you don’t want cookies you get pain
As a grandparent, yes.
4:45 he looks like the grandpa from spy kids 3
0:21
She’s clearly enjoying that. Hope she kept it
"Whenever an old person dies, a library burns down."
This may sound weird, since my gramps is scottish, and Britain had mandatory drafting in the war, but he never served, cos he was a matchstick maker, which was deemed a 'necessary occupation'. However,we made up for our lack of service by having my dad, uncle, both brothers, older sister, 3 cousins, 2 aunts, and 1 second cousin serve in subsequent wars (only reason I didn’t enlist is cos I have ✨crippling asthma✨ lmao)
3:34 the grandpa when he was young
my grandma told my mom that if she tries to put her in a nursing home she will haunt her forever
3:55 bro washed away grandma
Did us dirty at 3:29 💀💀💀💀
Ikr, it made me scream the first time I saw it. It’s the middle of the night as I’m writing this. I won’t sleep 💀
1:49 The microplastics in the acrylic paint going to war with the asbestos and lead allience in Grandma's system would be like a cross between Osmosis Jones and Lord Of The Rings.
8:35 reminds me of when my sister in law’s mom asked me if some random person on TikTok was my friend and i had to tell her no multiple times
I love how this man will make a video and at a random point just say "yeah im not gonna fucking read this" it amazes me how other TH-cam's don't do this
11:37
This picture hurts my gumline fr
That first one is great.
I had a little granmother and a big grandmother and I loved them both equally
Not only did the kid who learned to drive from Mario Kart save his grandmother and his own life but now he always has a free pass to ask for any console he wants 😂
Finally. memes.
I like memes.
Memes are funny.