The child looks at me. "What do you think of Diddy." I deflect. "I am old, child, I remember when he was Puff Daddy." The child stares. "You are old." Defeated, I loook into the distance.
I've been saying "Recording date: December 18th, 2024" after every sentence for decades, to establish plausible deniability just in case a Gen Alpha one day tried to do this to me. Always keep 'em guessing. Recording date: December 18th, 2024.
You could even say, plankton was the brain rot, and the fart was plankton farts and dies, which led to plankton (if you forgot, he stood for "brain rot" in this anaogy) dying.
I was searching for “Plankton farts and dies” into TH-cam. After I typed “Plankton” into the search bar, the second and third suggested result was “Plankton moaning”. Gen Alpha is fried.
@@Carahbounah, i've lived through millenial and GenZs humor, i thought GenZs humor was bad, Gen Alpha is wayy worse, it's literally brainrot. May God protect us from incoming bad Next Gen humor 😢
Something that shook me about The Last of Us was children born into a dystopian world don't question it. To them it simply is and always has been from their conscious beginning, it is their everyday life. What came before might as well be the dinosaurs and what's coming in the future takes too damn long to matter right now. Whilst the older generation laments a world that is gone, the younger has no frame of reference and gets no value anyway trying to experience it. It ceases to be important because the future beckons old man.
I can assure you it’s just that kids are repeating things because they think it’s funny but they don’t actually understand. I work with some gen alpha kids and they’ll repeat all the same jokes, but because I talk with them they’ll ask me what the jokes mean. It’s jarring to hear a kid talk about Diddy parties but then come around and ask me what 69 means
I was walking my dog and some kids were walking home from the school bus and one shouted "Hurry, Diddy's gonna get you!" and honestly I haven't recovered.
Thats like back when I was a kid and we played Tag but somebody was always Michael Jackson who had to chase us and catch us (this was after the court stuff so it was very fashionable to make Michael Jackson jokes)
@thegodzillafandomsrookie5514 its a school playground classic. I wonder if Kids today still play tag but now someone is tagged as Diddy or Dr Disrespect
Every time I see one of these video titles I always just assume it's going to be the same joke that I see all the time, but then I actually watch it and it's pretty funny
I work with kids and it’s unfortunate to explain to them why screaming something like P Diddy’s name during tag is not a particularly smart decision. On the other hand, just saying “what the sigma” or “skibidi toilet” out of pocket will get them erupting like mentos in a pepsi bottle and that’s pretty amusing.
See, the joke is that Gen Alpha children will ever experience actual humor, rather than a cynical maliciousness that they have been exposed to from birth. Which, in the future will substitute for every emotion.
Back in my day we had to travel through blinding snow and searing heat 20 miles uphill just to tell someone a dead baby joke in person. Kids these days have it too easy.
No joke, about 2 weeks ago I was walking into a grocery store and a 8-10 year old kid exiting just unprompted asked me: "Did you hear that Diddy got knee surgery?" And I was like... "is there a punchline to this or something?" and he was like "No, just wanted to tell you that Diddy got knee surgery." It was weird as shit in the most amazing way.
Sometimes I feel disappointment when looking at gen alpha humour, but then I think back to when I was kid in the late 2000s and early 2010s and kids used to joke about Chris Brown and Osama Bin Laden and I realise maybe this is just who we are
Why are the z/millenials in the comments acting like they weren't making the same jokes about Michael Jackson, priests and whatever the family guy reruns that week were about
@@luiginastro8831yep. every generation hates the next. gen alpha will hate the next new generation after them, and so on and so forth. It’s all a cycle
Really love the "No Diddy" jokes when someone mentions something that's slightly gay or misconstrued as so. Just straight up comparing an evil monster to kissing a dude, it's just actual lightly veiled homophobia
Gen alpha humour is like the sadistical enjoyment that a god of chaos gets once the seeds have been sown. You are their joke. So you can either cower in fear or laugh at the absurdity of it all.
I took my toddler to the zoo, and there were some kids on a field trip, maybe 4th grade. They were skipping down the path yelling at the top of their lungs "Let's have a, let's have a, let's have a Diddy Party!!!"
I can sniff out a 9/11 meme from millennials who were around for it (like me), vs people who were too young to remember/weren't around for it. I'm not gatekeeping but it's actually quite palpable the difference in tone and quality. Like, I dunno how to describe it... gallows humor just hits different, it's kind of interesting actually. I was only 5 years old but that day and what I saw on TV is burned into my memory. I think part of it is it's hard for youngins to understand just how massive of a shift it had on our society and the effect it had on us witnessing it firsthand.
My daughter was 7, and remembers it vividly, because we live in a Canadian city, close the the US border, and we have a military installation and a small airport. She remembers the military jets in the air for hours that day.
@@SlangstonHuge I do remember it very well. I'm autistic so I was an extremely observant and sensitive child. I vividly remember trying to find cartoons in the morning before school and not being able to. West coast. Instead I kept getting news about tall buildings with smoke. After a minute of frustration, I was momentarily stunned with the palpable feeling that what I was looking at was significant... for some reason. I stood back and watched for a few minutes, trying to understand what I was looking at from such a limited scope of understanding. My mother walked in the dining room doorway adjacent to the living room where I was at, she was holding the wireless landline... that off-white brick of a phone with the thick gray antenna that was a couple inches tall. She was on the phone with someone and she was crying. She saw me watching the news, and I thought for a second that I was gonna get in trouble for watching the news, cause I wasn't allowed to as a kid... but she came in with a gentle voice and just told me "Sweetie, you don't need to be watching that," and she turned on the movie Aristocats for me. I remember how strange it was for my mom to treat me so gently because she was a very emotionally distant woman normally. I did not connect the fact at the time that my mom was crying because of what was on the TV, I only realized later in the day: Got to school a little later, and my kindergarten teacher tried to explain to all of us what happened. We were near the front office, so there were teachers coming by a lot and talking, crying. We didn't really do any work that day, we just got to play. Our teacher ended up shutting the door because of how many of the teachers kept coming by the office and being such a distraction. All the adults were crying that day, and it made me feel mutedly confused, even though we got to play I still had this mild anxiety scratching at me in the back of my mind. In the months and years afterward I experienced the sadness of adults about that day and more teaching and explaining, and a palpable shift in tone from the hopefulness of a new century to terrorists and war. So yeah, go kick rocks lol.
This video really reminds me how my nephews who are willing to risk their lives to bully me to my minds breaking point. I'm only in my early 20s and mental well being is already on its edge, they are literally edging my mind right now. (I don't know what that means)
The thing Gen Alpha humor is that it's either skippidy toilet or children on Tiktok chasing down an overly memed predator. Like physically going to their place.
I laughed so hard at the end that I choked on my laughter and coughed and had bodily cramps , thank you for a video such as this one random man on the youtubes application
All that Gen Alpha humour can be summed up as them hearing the latest trend and just shouting it until somebody laughs. This can be applied to all other generational humour, but at least we made sense of the jokes we made.
They hear jokes and spout them even if they don’t know what they mean. Jeffery Epstein, calculus, and having an active father figure is the same to them.
I'm going to come back to earth as a member of Generation Zeta, born in 2079. I look forward to purveying very weird humor on very old millennials & Gen Z'ers then.
The existential horror of talking to a child
He’s actually going to have to do that soon
Pedophobic People Be Like:
this makes me think of jackpop's younger brother(?) in those skits abt nightmare kid behavior 😭
That child is going to carry him to jail
One day they'll replace us.
Can’t believe Man is using his child in his videos already, feels exploitative. Crazy strong family resemblance though
I was not the child
@@beangobernador Hello not the child
He's even carrying a mustache
It isn't even born yet and Man Carrying Things already is using it to gain views smh
@@beangobernador not a south park reference?
My 10 year old sister started singing a song about edging on a road trip and I thought I was having a stroke
Honestly hopefully she didn't know what it really meant. It wasn't by The Divinyls was it?
Don't use "stroke" in this context, you're making it worse
@@joaopedroauriemo😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@joaopedroauriemo lmfao
someone was, anyway
The child looks at me. "What do you think of Diddy." I deflect. "I am old, child, I remember when he was Puff Daddy." The child stares. "You are old." Defeated, I loook into the distance.
Diddy Kong was there for us long before the daddy unpuffed.
🔥
Defeated so bad you loooked instead of looked
"you are unc" then you literally blow up
Downright Herzogian.
Nine carrying eleven
Should have a million likes on this one
tower carrying plane
It’s kinda like 7/11; except it was mainly Saudis that carried 9/11.
Jet fuel couldn't carry metal beams, it was inside thing
Seven carrying eleven
Seven carrying nine
Seven eating nine
Man eating thing
Do not ask the purpose of this comment idfk
I've been saying "Recording date: December 18th, 2024" after every sentence for decades, to establish plausible deniability just in case a Gen Alpha one day tried to do this to me. Always keep 'em guessing. Recording date: December 18th, 2024.
What a coincidence, this video came out in the exact date you're so obsessed with.
@@user-pu6pn8vt5daugust 12th, 2036
@@user-pu6pn8vt5dwhat a strange fact. Recording date: December 18th, 2024.
now what shall you do?
Its really gotten to a point where a kid will just say [insert controversial celebrity's name here] and think they're George Carlin
Diddy
Epstein
The irony of this comment is top tier
Lmao
Exactly! Nuance online feels about 90% dead at this point.
Plankton Farts and Dies was the final straw for brain rot
You could even say, plankton was the brain rot, and the fart was plankton farts and dies, which led to plankton (if you forgot, he stood for "brain rot" in this anaogy) dying.
@@dan_asd ✍️🔥
@@dan_asd Vrabo Nivce
Why is that Child Carrying that Thing?
That Thing… It scares me.
You, here? 😅
@@99brickstudios Man is TH-camrs' favorite TH-camr
just a Child Carrying Things
It's like I found a shiny
Gen Alpha don't understand that 9/11 was joked about back in 1998 with me and my friends. It ain't nothing new or special.
...holup
I don’t think anyone understands that
Fascinating. You joked about the twin towers coming down? Huh. Well that was either a lucky guess or ...... MY GOD WAIT YOU DID IT DIDN'T YOU?!?!
@Th3_S1lly i do
His friends had a vision…
The children are doomed. They're not consuming high quality meme content anymore, like plankton farts and dies.
The older memes weren't exactly high quality either. It's all different generations of brainrot and you're not exempt from it.
I was searching for “Plankton farts and dies” into TH-cam. After I typed “Plankton” into the search bar, the second and third suggested result was “Plankton moaning”.
Gen Alpha is fried.
@@Carahbounah, i've lived through millenial and GenZs humor, i thought GenZs humor was bad, Gen Alpha is wayy worse, it's literally brainrot. May God protect us from incoming bad Next Gen humor 😢
@@GrassiestGrassy but plankton moanign is actually hilarious
@@TheAilmam their humor is fine when you don't have an uptight fool in your ear telling you it's not.
Kid carrying a pic of Diddy is better than Diddy carrying a pic of a kid, at least.
Person Carrying Comment Section
thank you for this glorious content that was recorded recently and not a scheduled upload from several weeks ago
Something that shook me about The Last of Us was children born into a dystopian world don't question it. To them it simply is and always has been from their conscious beginning, it is their everyday life. What came before might as well be the dinosaurs and what's coming in the future takes too damn long to matter right now. Whilst the older generation laments a world that is gone, the younger has no frame of reference and gets no value anyway trying to experience it. It ceases to be important because the future beckons old man.
Underrated comment, I had the same feelings about that aspect of the show.
Such a spot on comment. Beautifully articulates what I feel.
😢
I can assure you it’s just that kids are repeating things because they think it’s funny but they don’t actually understand. I work with some gen alpha kids and they’ll repeat all the same jokes, but because I talk with them they’ll ask me what the jokes mean. It’s jarring to hear a kid talk about Diddy parties but then come around and ask me what 69 means
When my friends and I were kids we thought milf meant boob. 💀
What's Diddy party?
@@realdragonIt refers to parties hosted by Diddy. The guy currently being charged with... genuinely some of the most heinous shit out there.
That's what children do.
I remember being like 15 thinking bussy meant bussin
I fear no man, but that thing, it scares me
BOO!
Say that again
carries* me
I’m losing my mind
"I don't know this child" may not be the best defence in this Situation
i adore the Capitilisation.
@@krampus7520you mispelled Capsaicin
however, i do agree on the humor of the Category in the Commentary
@@gurcharnsingh2422 you misspelt capititlisisislisicilisiltilisation.
@@gurcharnsingh2422 That i have, thank you for correcting me 🙏
I was walking my dog and some kids were walking home from the school bus and one shouted "Hurry, Diddy's gonna get you!" and honestly I haven't recovered.
Thats like back when I was a kid and we played Tag but somebody was always Michael Jackson who had to chase us and catch us (this was after the court stuff so it was very fashionable to make Michael Jackson jokes)
@@MrTheevilmage every generation has their deranged, controversial muscician to make jokes about
@thegodzillafandomsrookie5514 its a school playground classic. I wonder if Kids today still play tag but now someone is tagged as Diddy or Dr Disrespect
We used to do this but with Marc Dutroux.
The fact that Man actually took the time to print a Diddy picture.
I mean it's like what 20 seconds at worst?
@@jtktheboss5474Too long.
@@jtktheboss5474dude that's like 2/3 of a short
That Boomer.
Let's hope he had a printer at home and not had to go to the library to print it or people would give him questionable looks.
Every time I see one of these video titles I always just assume it's going to be the same joke that I see all the time, but then I actually watch it and it's pretty funny
He almost always manages to subvert my expectations in his skits
I work with kids and it’s unfortunate to explain to them why screaming something like P Diddy’s name during tag is not a particularly smart decision.
On the other hand, just saying “what the sigma” or “skibidi toilet” out of pocket will get them erupting like mentos in a pepsi bottle and that’s pretty amusing.
fjgkd real and true
Child Carrying Trauma (and A Picture of Diddy)
Oh is that who that was
See, the joke is that Gen Alpha children will ever experience actual humor, rather than a cynical maliciousness that they have been exposed to from birth. Which, in the future will substitute for every emotion.
yep
Back in my day we had to travel through blinding snow and searing heat 20 miles uphill just to tell someone a dead baby joke in person. Kids these days have it too easy.
At least you were comfortable in your never-before worn baby shoes...
I was low-key worried and shocked when I found out that the people who were telling those jokes were Gen Alpha
No joke, about 2 weeks ago I was walking into a grocery store and a 8-10 year old kid exiting just unprompted asked me: "Did you hear that Diddy got knee surgery?" And I was like... "is there a punchline to this or something?" and he was like "No, just wanted to tell you that Diddy got knee surgery." It was weird as shit in the most amazing way.
Sometimes I feel disappointment when looking at gen alpha humour, but then I think back to when I was kid in the late 2000s and early 2010s and kids used to joke about Chris Brown and Osama Bin Laden and I realise maybe this is just who we are
No no he's got a point ^
Nah that’s just you , you were just a weird ass kid
Kids are growing up too fast. They got mustaches now.
It’s all the damn hormones in the food
i know a gen alpha with a mustache
once talked to a gen alpha kid and he showed me a video of george droid gatekeeping the fent reactor.
LOL.
_"I've been joking about 9/11 since 2007!"_
*Gilbert Gottfried:* _Amateur_
This feels like a horror movie.
The movie is called "Life"
I’ve seen 7 year olds talking about diddy, innocence is a thing of the past
It really never existed tbh
They're just terminally online and probably don't know what it means
@@emanyzal9813 too busy with their fortcrafts
They are just repeating random things from TH-cam or peers. They probably don't even know about birds and bees.
Why are the z/millenials in the comments acting like they weren't making the same jokes about Michael Jackson, priests and whatever the family guy reruns that week were about
As a 6th grade after school instructor, I can confirm this is 100% accurate
Thank you for your service
Would not want that job, sounds like a living hell.
As someone that has spoken to gen alpha children, the brainrot is indeed unreal.
This is every day as a teacher in 2024
Nice to see you’re already putting your kid in videos
Gen alpha humor is just actual harassment, doxxing, threats, and the occasional brain rot. Funniest generation yet I think
Isn't that every new generation?
@@luiginastro8831yep. every generation hates the next. gen alpha will hate the next new generation after them, and so on and so forth. It’s all a cycle
@@RonSpice-v7r First generation to break the cycle wins
Man wasn't kidding when he said, he's going to upload even more due to the birth of his child
Really love the "No Diddy" jokes when someone mentions something that's slightly gay or misconstrued as so. Just straight up comparing an evil monster to kissing a dude, it's just actual lightly veiled homophobia
"lightly veiled" that is a tar pit of homophobia
Uhh… where’s the veil?
Bro, they're just kids
this is the internet humor that WE, millennials and gen z’ers, created. If we don’t like gen alpha humor, we have no one to blame but ourselves.
KIDS SAY THE darnedEST THINGS
Plot twist: that child is actually a ghost of a child who long ago died in the grocery store, and is now haunting it forever.
That's the plot of a Twitter thread and a movie made by BuzzFeed
Literally Dear David
And that child was from the 1920's, back when popular songs had brainrot lyrics like "Skibiti doo bop" and "hoochie coocher."
the horror of kids wanting and knowing how to cancel someone at such an early age is crazy
Gotta teach them moral puritans young.
Pre-emptive Advice…. that…. Gen Beta should be called Gen Bet. It’s a gamble 🎰
Gen alpha humour is like the sadistical enjoyment that a god of chaos gets once the seeds have been sown. You are their joke.
So you can either cower in fear or laugh at the absurdity of it all.
XD
My son (3, coming on 4) has edgy jokes too. He says, and this is a real quote, "I'm a bad guy 😈"
Then he cackles.
Lancer Deltarune
I laughed harder at this than any of the other comments here. 🤣🤣🤣
duh!
Deltarune OST - Lancer
I took my toddler to the zoo, and there were some kids on a field trip, maybe 4th grade. They were skipping down the path yelling at the top of their lungs "Let's have a, let's have a, let's have a Diddy Party!!!"
I can sniff out a 9/11 meme from millennials who were around for it (like me), vs people who were too young to remember/weren't around for it. I'm not gatekeeping but it's actually quite palpable the difference in tone and quality. Like, I dunno how to describe it... gallows humor just hits different, it's kind of interesting actually. I was only 5 years old but that day and what I saw on TV is burned into my memory. I think part of it is it's hard for youngins to understand just how massive of a shift it had on our society and the effect it had on us witnessing it firsthand.
you were 5 so you dont know really either...lol
I was 5 too and supposedly watched it with my parents. Don't remember squat about it. To me, it's as distant as the moon landing...
My daughter was 7, and remembers it vividly, because we live in a Canadian city, close the the US border, and we have a military installation and a small airport. She remembers the military jets in the air for hours that day.
Try having been 25yo and at work in a skyscraper when it happened lol
@@SlangstonHuge I do remember it very well. I'm autistic so I was an extremely observant and sensitive child.
I vividly remember trying to find cartoons in the morning before school and not being able to. West coast. Instead I kept getting news about tall buildings with smoke. After a minute of frustration, I was momentarily stunned with the palpable feeling that what I was looking at was significant... for some reason. I stood back and watched for a few minutes, trying to understand what I was looking at from such a limited scope of understanding. My mother walked in the dining room doorway adjacent to the living room where I was at, she was holding the wireless landline... that off-white brick of a phone with the thick gray antenna that was a couple inches tall. She was on the phone with someone and she was crying. She saw me watching the news, and I thought for a second that I was gonna get in trouble for watching the news, cause I wasn't allowed to as a kid... but she came in with a gentle voice and just told me "Sweetie, you don't need to be watching that," and she turned on the movie Aristocats for me. I remember how strange it was for my mom to treat me so gently because she was a very emotionally distant woman normally. I did not connect the fact at the time that my mom was crying because of what was on the TV, I only realized later in the day:
Got to school a little later, and my kindergarten teacher tried to explain to all of us what happened. We were near the front office, so there were teachers coming by a lot and talking, crying. We didn't really do any work that day, we just got to play. Our teacher ended up shutting the door because of how many of the teachers kept coming by the office and being such a distraction. All the adults were crying that day, and it made me feel mutedly confused, even though we got to play I still had this mild anxiety scratching at me in the back of my mind.
In the months and years afterward I experienced the sadness of adults about that day and more teaching and explaining, and a palpable shift in tone from the hopefulness of a new century to terrorists and war.
So yeah, go kick rocks lol.
customers have been complaining about man since 2007, but the bowling alley can't afford to fire him cuz he's too critical to their operation
The joke is that children today are allowed to grow a full mustache
Man Carrying Dot Matrix Printer. That puff daddy pic really brought back my youth with how the lines ended up when recorded.
Gen Alpha's unpredictability is actually terrifying
Man Carrying Thing trying to relate to his son
His son is actually Gen Beta. 2024 - 2039
@@Littlemaggot2024 Gen Beta starts in 2025 actually, at least that's what everywhere I look up says.
@ September 2001
@ i mean September 2024 is when it starts.
Escaped being referred to as a beta by idiots with barely any margin of error
Gen Z: Gen Alpha is ruined, it's bad, dumb, stupid!!! 😭😭😭
Meanwhile past generations: 🫵😂
"CEO of United Healthcare. Diddy party. Knee Surgery. I like my cheese drippy bruh."
The dead-eyed, flat delivery is spot on. Most sociopathic generation.
my ass ain’t never having kids
since when is that even possible😭
i would hope so
@axeelite0 vasectomy
kids dont come from the ass bro
I sure hope kids don’t come out of it.
Gotta steal that p diddy picture pointing meme 😅
I teach high school and the R. Kelly and Diddy Party jokes are getting to me.
Recording date December 18th like this wasn't recorded much before the 18th because of the Child, that Man is Carrying
Millenials: random llama adorkable I'm so awkwardd I'm so quirky ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Gen Z humor: hate crime funny
Gen Alpha humor: sex funny
I swear, every second clan tag I see in CoD is a reference to P Diddy
Ah dang it, here too early for comments. How will I decide what to feel without other people to tell me?
Never thought I'd find someone from Saintposting in a TH-cam comment section lol
@michaelroy6630 🤝
this is actually so true, I wasn't an angel but god damn, now minors can just send you death threats on the internet like it's nothing
The best defense is "Yeah, I don't care" and walk away.
Most of them probably didn’t even know who diddy was before his controversy
Just a single stache makes quite the impression
Man really put in the effort with this one, absolute legend never misses as usual
The irony is that brainrot is in the name of our generation
>our
😨
@@NagromVoiceone of them sadly
@@chlumbis Respect, lil guy 🫡
Y’all gonna be against the betas I see
We’re just alpha like that 😝
These kids just repeat nonsense they see online. They dont understand what they are even saying.
:)
Gen alpha is finally entering their first edgy phase, they grow up so fast
This video really reminds me how my nephews who are willing to risk their lives to bully me to my minds breaking point. I'm only in my early 20s and mental well being is already on its edge, they are literally edging my mind right now. (I don't know what that means)
These kids get raised by the Comment section
The thing Gen Alpha humor is that it's either skippidy toilet or children on Tiktok chasing down an overly memed predator. Like physically going to their place.
Man Carrying Unemployment
they're making the new generations on harder and harder difficulty levels
my students referenced p-diddy and were in grade 4
Seems like you know that child and Diddy
now you live with one of them
Actually that's good advice, always keep in mind you could be recorded or things you do and write on the Internet can be recalled.
I laughed so hard at the end that I choked on my laughter and coughed and had bodily cramps , thank you for a video such as this one random man on the youtubes application
Thanks For Doing My Request
Nice to see your child is keeping the family tradicion of carrying things.
I know a 20 year old like this and everyone hates him
It's good they hate him.
The thought of a child tracing my job and sending them a recording of a joke is actually terrifying
Yeah..
Man Carrying the edgy Child right to his Basement
the fact that diddy is the centre of everyones jokes and fears at the same time 😂
My 6 year old cousin wouldn’t stop saying hawk tuah.
Parenting issue tbh
I'm gen X and I like this sort of humor. But I just can't pull it off, I start cracking up.
i respect it for not being a shorts
"I've been making nine-eleven jokes since 1998."
im so glad Man Carrying Things chose to do a vid making fun of kids instead of raising his own. What an alpha 💯
Glad ManCarryingThing’s child decided to grow up faster to be featured in the video
All that Gen Alpha humour can be summed up as them hearing the latest trend and just shouting it until somebody laughs. This can be applied to all other generational humour, but at least we made sense of the jokes we made.
Theyre figuring out mass-humour while developing their own style. Cut em some slack theyve only been doing this for a few years
They hear jokes and spout them even if they don’t know what they mean. Jeffery Epstein, calculus, and having an active father figure is the same to them.
stop boomer posting, when you were their age you were doing the same shit shit.
Did we tho? I'm gen x and i remember being 18 just quoting Jim Carey for no reason all the time
We really are living in a 2000s adult comedy.
So many amazing lines in one sketch. “What is the- implication?”
Steel beams carrying jet fuel, for the time being.
I'm going to come back to earth as a member of Generation Zeta, born in 2079. I look forward to purveying very weird humor on very old millennials & Gen Z'ers then.
I’m a simple man. I see man carry a thing, I click
Child dropping blackmail