Words Ruined by Gen Z
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Words Ruined by GenZ
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GEN Z Update 14.17.8 patch notes:
- Nerfed "Ratio"
- Nerfed "Mommy"
- Nerfed "Daddy"
- Nerfed "Mid"
- Nerfed "Slay"
- Nerfed "Ussy"
- Nerfed "Literally"
- Added new synonyms to previous words.
- Added a new slandering system
@@Mr_Gasmask14 ‘nerd’ has been around longer than gen z
@@Mr_Gasmask14 L and W are completely new, I guess you can say + always follows up with a "ratio" so I guess it was indirectly nerfed.
Ah yes the game that everyone hates got an update
when yall gonna nerf "cap"?
Add Edgy
I feel like the word “Bruh” is a word that people will never stop using.
Ratio
Would be what a weird person would say to this
bruh
Bruh fr
Bruh
ong bruh
Now imagine, 25 years from now, some kid is gonna wonder why his dad is silently laughing when the priest at grandma’s funeral says, *_”her soul is now among us.”_*
I feel horrid knowing I find this funny
im already laughing
*"her soul is now betwixt y'all"*
@@Wither246 Just dont that as funny as my grandma dying
ඞ
I knew we were doomed when Gen z called an tear duct an eye clit.
HUH??
@@platinumencasedpenile4812 they called a year duct a WHAT???
I knew you were doomed by this ratio
I agree, the second I saw words being misused I was guessing that the English language has no more than maybe 100 years left to exist before going through possibly its dumbest change ever
WHAT??? WHAT THE FUCK DID I MISS
The words mommy and daddy went from a wholesome word that everyone could use to something so sus that whenever someone actually uses it the right way, people look at you strange and think you are weird
people literally ruined the word "sus"
I'm lucky I don't speak English at home
@@relaxingsounds4075 im unlucky that i speak spanish at home because if i ever use the word "amigos" in public and some cringey ass nerd is next to me he'd think it's "amogus"
note, that scenario has never happened and i hope it doesn't.
I make entertaining videos too, if it’s trash let me know
@@korenaya finally someone who used the word the right way
I will never hear vent, emergency meeting, task, crewmate, impostor, vote, ejected or absolutely anything remotely related to among us in my life without having flashbacks.
Cmon bro don’t be mid 🤓
suspicious
Literally every time I say something about Among us people call me “NPC” or I get ratio’d
@Ankha Rule 34 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓
At least they are still used correctly except for maybe vent
Another word I'd like to add to the list would be "aesthetic." The word was originally used to describe how something looks. But then the word progressively got ruined by Tumblr, Twitter, and even TikTok folks. Now I can't even comment about somethings design without people thinking I'm one of those emos who look up "aesthetic wallpapers" on Twitter every few minutes.
ratio
@@alanradkowski Go play in traffic
I unfortunately have to put in “aesthetic” every time to find the pictures I want 😒
@@frog3630 I’m so sorry for your loss
Exactly
The fact that we changed the word "Literally", literally BLOWS MY MIND 💥
"Legit" sounds more intelligent nowadays sadly
I'm noticing a trend with these. Most of them were ruined by TikTok and Twitter, two platforms that have regressed our society back 1000 years
@@bingusbongus3109"yas garl sley"
@@bingusbongus3109 when the pun is unfunny
@@chezburn2121 wtf is a pun
@@platina7865 bro-
@@bingusbongus3109 off a window
Fun fact: Using "Didn't ask" actually backfires on you.
You usually say "Didn't ask" to show distaste to someone by explaining that you didn't ask for their reply/opinion, but it backfires on you because probably nobody asked you to reply "Didn't ask" either. In fact, everybody probably did things that nobody asked them to do, including the ones who say "Didn't ask" to other people.
ratio
@@corrupt7536 As always in 2022.
@@corrupt7536 Ratio has been nerfed.
@@corrupt7536 No.
thats wack but no one asked 💀
As a gen z who doesn't use tik tok or Twitter,I'm still ashamed by the sheer amount of speed our society is moving backwards
@Naomi :) thank you :D .Tik tok is banned in my country XD
@@wa_chayan Indian ?
@@guts1579 Yes
good, i don't use that sh-t either.
@@wa_chayan same
honestly Gen-Z can make Homer Simpson seem like Einstein
yes
as a gen z person, i agree that there is an immense lack of grammatical sense within gen z
Ratio
@@On_Beat 3 squares to 2 circles
@@williamshakespear simplify this ratio 10:5
@@Axolotl720 2:1
@@Axolotl720 2:1 ? why are we doing maths in the summer
Fun fact: Back in the REALLY ancient times, NPC meant an enemy in a video game you fought against that was computer controlled.
non-playable character, doesn't have to be an enemy
Wait it has a different meaning other than that?
@@vyxnx7384 You are joking
@@Raoul. Not really, NPCs are Non-playable characters right? Is the other meaning just people calling each other bots?
wow really
Thank you so much for this! I would add the term “projecting” to this list. Whenever someone can’t think of a comeback or snarky reply they’ll just say something like “you’re projecting” when they clearly don’t know what projection is…they’re really just saying “takes one to know one” or “I’m rubber you’re glue whatever you say bounces off me and sticks to you” in a way that they think makes themselves sound intelligent.
As a girl, the ONLY thing that doesn’t make me cringe to death when I hear the word “slay” is the fact that it means to kill something. At school, half of the girls use that word and I don’t talk in public, so everytime some girl in my class says “slay” I want to jump out a window. The worst part about it though is that my sister uses both the words “slay” and “periodt”. All I wanna do from that point is not jump out of the window, but jump off of a 10k foot tall building.
Yea like those two words are so common but in the most cringed way, a lot of us are going through this trauma right now as we speak
I feel your pain girl
Ik it’s actually so cringe
Wtf does slay and periodt mean? I still believe slay means murder and period means end
What is periodt
How a gen z argument works:
*someone says something entirely false fact typed out like an opinion*
_other person provides a valid and well thought out argument that is hard to find a comeback to_
*fatherless*
Ratio
@Star Engram no, people are calling me fatherless lmao
I had a convo with a flat earther yeserday and when he lost the argument he said: **Nobody asked about your opinion nobody believes the lies told you at school**
@@jameslovescats "Ratio" - 🤓
@@DoubleStupidity it was a joke lol
"Fatherless" and "Cringe" just became words people use to win an argument now.
Edit: Also just by seeing this comment section, a lot of people are having this belief that "Gen Z is the dumbest generation" or something a long the lines, but it's not really true.
Gen Z is dumb because most of us are still kids and teenagers and dumber people are just louder
I just... why?
Also the nerd emoji. You could be speaking straight facts and then some random mf will reply with that emoji, making your argument invalid
Ngl that's kinda cringe
@@ethandew1768 ratio fatherless haha sussy baka
@@fa1ry_du5t-old you used the words "sussy baka"
Instantly blocked
The first half ACTUALLY proves that if you speak confidently enough and sound well composed and sound like you really know what you're saying, you're gonna be more believable
6:10 thank you so much for mentioning this. It is the single most annoying thing when someone uses the word "literrally" when the thing they said could not be interpreted as figuritively. for example, if animals were falling out of the sky and someone were to say:"it's litereally raining cats and dogs." then that would make sense because "raining cats and dogs" is a figurative expression to say it is raining hard. but when people say someting like:"I was literally playing a game" It wouldn't be nessecary, although technically acrurate. bottom line: YOU DON'T NEED TO SAY LITERALLY, UNLESS YOU ARE SPECIFYING SOMETHING.
Ratio bozo
@@zynithrulesdumbass
@@zynithrulesdamn, failed ratio
The word moan used to be a description word for a depressing and horrifying expression sound, usually from ghosts now means a very suspicious word that means much worse now.
I wish I am innocent, because now I'm thinking of things...
I mean ig groan works
@@itsyeduk yeah but even some people think that’s weird
YYYAAAAAAUUUNNNNGHH 😩😫😩😩😩🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵
I fuckin clear my throat on a discord call, and that one server with my oldest friend group thinks I'm moaning. I don't understand???
As someone who is allergic to peanuts and treenuts, I want to end half of humanity for even saying that people with allergies are "NPCs." Great video man, I'd love to see more on these topics.
ratio
@@SlumpGodTheMaskSki npc
As someone who is Allergic to this ratio i didnt ask
@@FOOTBALLRFC1313 As someone who doesnt care, ratio. Also people with treenut allergies are kinda npcs
You are an NPC though
A “crib” is a bed for babies and toddlers, but nowadays, “crib” means home
I HATE how people have sexualised the words daddy and mommy 🤬 Like you can't even say it anymore without it being perceived in a dirty way. When you do say it people think it's weird and say that you should use a different word - why? There's nothing wrong with the word, if you think it's weird then that's on you
Ikr what is wrong with our generation
We're supposed to make the world better not make it weird or cringe. 😭😭😭
@@Silvergalaxy7383 making the world better is pretty hard considering all the shit humans have done lol
@@Silvergalaxy7383 Making the world better: Quite literally impossible for us because we're beyond stupid
Making the internet better: Quite literally impossible for us because we're beyond stupid
Dats true btw
@@NoNameTbh4 ayy true fax tho
I agree entirely. As a member of Gen Z, we don't even know what in the actual fuck is wrong with the majority of us. I have a feeling a very large amount of us were dropped as children and happened to live through that.
Edit: Holy shit
Shiit I was dropped on the head.
my drunken father actually dropped me off a flight of stairs when i was 2
my sister was dropped on the head
@@rohitjames19 mine too
Yes that is true
The word cringe is overused because sometimes there are things that aren’t actually cringe
Not a word, but a sentence. "Damn bro you got the whole squad laughing."
"...I felt that"
"FR"
"☠"
"fax no printer"
"W" "L"
"based"
"no one asked"
"who asked"
"i loved it when they ... and ... all over the bad guys"
bunch of other stuff but the only things i can think of rn. just watch yt shorts too, the disease is spreading.
the word ”simp” also kinda got ruined although the usage has died down a bit. it used to mean someone whos willing to do way too much for a person they like, but now if a guy does as much as compliments a girl, he will instantly be called a simp
the real ones know that Simp means Squirrels In My Pants
Thank you ,respecting woman doesn't make you a simp
The ratio of how dumb gen z is there iq is 0/190
@@parker9623 *you're
@@parker9623 or you could also use “you are”
The word “nut” originally meant a term used for all types of nuts that people would eat. For example, instead of saying “the baseball game’s peanuts tasted so good”, a person would say “the baseball game’s nuts tasted so good” to help shorten it so that they don’t have to say the long name.
ratio
@@mallusaih your ratio is failed 👍
@@FlatEarthKiller btw just to influence future replies, assume that i have posted a random ip adress. The actual random ip adress got deleted since it apparently is being used.
@@mallusaih 👍
Haha pee-nut
1:27 I don't know, I feel like the whole ratio thing is just plain stupid by itself and was born ruined. Opinions, arguments or positions aren't right just because are popular, that only means those are popular though.
A person that acknowledge this won't care about their opinion not being supported by the majority.
I love how you can tell no one actually knows what year range is Gen Z
You can't even say you're "thirsty" anymore, you gotta say you're dehydrated
says literally who
That's why I'm trying to get "dry month" to work....
Yeah this one, I really hate. Why, just why it became like that!?
nah u say "I'm hungry for water"
@@aprisiarene697 or parched
Never forget the fallen words
“Suspicious, bruh, Dream, ratio”
Let us mourn their lives as they sacrificed themselves for us
Edit: by fallen I mean ruined, Bruh has not been put out of use but has been ruined
Dream isnt that bad compared to others
The fact that a Ratio is part of math 💀😭
I make entertaining videos too, if it’s trash let me know
@@uwu-chan I actually liked ratio and used it for the intended meaning sometimes, but then twitter came along
@@mylegghh It's not trash. It's the most revolting pile of dog shit I've ever come across in my life. I wouldn't touch that thing with a 10-mile pole. The fact that you are claiming to have made "entertaining" videos is just an insult to true entertaining videos. Maybe if you would stop fucking spamming in comments section would I've gone lighter on you. Also I choose tits for the 5th video
As part of Gen Z, an annoyingly used word is “literally”. It’s meant to be used to described how actions or descriptions are surprising or unbelievable. It’s meant to show how it’s not even a joke. But literally is supposed to be used to show how your description is not figurative or a metaphor. Unfortunately, it’s now used in words that don’t even have a figurative alternative definition.
It's gotten to the point where "legit" sounds more correct than literally because it literally lost its literal meaning. Legit so cringe. 💀💀💀
Literally has been used as figuratively for like 50 years now dude
9:44 My favorite composer is Claude Debussy
I’m not surprised that GenZ ruined words.
I’m sad I’m apart of this generation
just wait till alpha does the same
GenZ ruined things that were ruined by millennials only to be again ruined by Gen Alpha
@@Stranded2023 same bro
I make entertaining videos too, if it’s trash let me know
Doctor: you have a huge tumor, you have two days to live
Gen z: huh?
Doctor: W disease, L body
Gen z: ooooh
That's an amazing joke... why was I not born in the 90's :(
Doctor: You fell off+cancer better. Rip bozo
Yes why was I not born sooner
@@BitchChill bro's we should make a movement to stop these cringe habits our fellow genZers are participating in, they is good in GenZ but it's too over crowded with that.
@@TownsRelaibleBronxstenian what movement lmao
When you were talking about the word ‘literally’ it reminded me of how the word ‘like’ is used as well.
“Omg I like like went to the shops yesterday and like there was a like like car parked in like a parking space.”
Don’t even get me started on “Balls”
Great video and you should have talked about “W” and “L”. People can put W or L next to anything and we immediately know they either agree or disagree with it, and most of the time it’s really corny or insulting. I‘ve seen people say “W man L woman” like where did your brain cells go? 💀
Ratio
@@bingusbongus3109 10:1
Well W does have another meaning, Tungsten. I don't know about L tho.
@@bingusbongus3109 here 🧠 so you can learn something new
@@bingusbongus3109 83:3
sorry bro ''Ratio" was nerfed
How about we all just ignore TikTok and Twitter? They're the ones ruining everything.
fax
big fax
Instagram users use these slang words the most.
We need to quarantine them to stop the hivemind
Ratio
I love the way Tommy edits lmao
bro the intro had me 😂
"unsafe" and "problematic" are words I despise now because they completely lost their orginal meaning
i get called a problem child all the time, Bc whenIi get mad at someone OH PROBLEM CHILD so annoying.
Ong
@@Myra.1 fr like i can’t get mad no more?
Why did unsafe lose its original meaning?
@@hutaosupreme9725 because twitter users constantly say their "unsafe" over stupid stuff
Calling someone a nerd was a funny insult to call someone, but now its just used in twitter arguments when the other person has the "wrong" opinion
it wasnt funny even then and they made it worse like holy shit how tf did gen z manage that.
now its even worse
I remember when 🤓was used to mock smart asses for not getting a joke (or if you’re like zharion who I forgive 100% you spam it everywhere) and now people just use it when someone states a fact, regardless if they got the joke or not
"Umm actually, it's used when people are silly smart and when people take a joke seriously 🤓"
@pinksauce "🤓" 🤓
@pinksauce " " "🤓" 🤓" 🤓" 🤓
love this video!
I'd imagine if gen z arguments are translated into the "ye olde' English"
like imagine " L bozo you cringe asf " is translated
As someone who is part of Gen Z, it is kinda embarrassing to say that most of these words I didn't know and had to ask what they meant to strangers on discord before and it made me feel like out of place and feel old, when in fact I am still on my early twenties. Also, noticed that these 'terms' aren't frequently used on Asia (in my observation and experience playing mobile online games). Most I saw who uses these terms came from the westerners.
Don't feel old for not knowing them, feel smart for speaking correctly.
Don't feel too bad. I'm 16 and I can't even understand like half of what people my age try to say.
Tbh you were rlly lucky not knowing them in the first place. It killed my brain cells
asia (especially SEA) has their own wierd terms that no one else understands but them, its pretty wild too
@@elpatoempatado2404 “ Feel smart for speaking correctly” I’m not attacking you or anything,but most of the words on this list came from AAVE (African America Vernacular English).Sadly,Gen z decided to steal these words and ruin them,leading to people all out despising them without knowing who TRUELY made them.
I first heard of ratios as a mathematical term in school. When I saw people using ratio as an insult, I didn't know why they were saying it. I literally thought that they were just referencing the term that's normally used in math.
-🤓
Is what a zoomer with a caved skull would respond to this.
Pythagorean theorem
Honestly same
Actually same here I didn't know why people were saying it
@@vipahxxx7640 i have a feeling their father caved their skull in
The "literally" part ended listening like litros de, and then sounded like Richard Lee
The fact that there is 10 minutes of this is insane
The word cringe feels a little cringe now.
Blame 2016
You got a point
Lmfao so cringe
That’s kinda cringe
@gr1mmr34per gaming Exactly. And then hating on Furries and the lgbt community is basically racism all over again
“We gotta not exist to not be called an npc”
“Don’t exist if you’re an npc”
Ratio
Lol ratio npc
@@dawson6217 L failed ratio
@@redxpertthe2nd127 L failed failed ratio
@@typhoon109 😔
"What did you do?"
"I made the internet!"
"What did it cost?"
*"Humanity's decency."*
i still call my dad "Daddy" and my mom "Mommy"
real
Even though I’m a Gen Z, I personally agree with you because how much people like me are getting kinda brain dead after the thing called Tik Tok appeared.
you forget about Twitter and Reddit? Those areas are also in the same level of degeneracy as TikTok.
I never really use tik too because of my little brother. Redddit I don’t give a shit about. But I only use twitter just to look at pony post and stuff. I stay out of the toxic side of the app tho
Once upon a time…
The generations lived in harmony.
Until tik tok appeared.
Ratio
@@Calm-Sleep-Music 31:0
The words “sus”, “imposter”, and “among us” are now only associated with the game Among Us.
3rd graders going to church and then hearing “and dwell among us”
From the hit game called among us
you cant forget "vent" as its also probably associated with among us
@@guyonabus I once heard somewhere on a source that I don't remember, but this one person who, I think they worked at a camp or something. So anyway, he said the word "task", and one of the kids GENUINELY thought it came from Among Us.
@@connorcook2089 our future is doomed
SEE YA EVERYBODY I'M MOVING TO ANOTHER UNIVERSE
“Bro” is definitely oversaturated
Love this guy
Another word that was ruined by Gen Z is "suspicious"
Also you should've talked about the phrase "among us"
Ngl i chuckled a few times from when someone said among us, But its not funny after 2 years.
Imagine this
You are in a multi-player horror game
And "among all of you is a murder" says the narrator
And then someone goes "AMONG?! AMONG US?! HMMM SUSSY BAKA HAHA MEGA SUS"
how would you react?
@@user-qt7wn9vp7b leave the game
@@user-qt7wn9vp7b I'd locate his house and give him the Will Smith combo
@@user-qt7wn9vp7b lmao
Let’s get one thing straight
Boomers sexualized the word daddy
Millennials sexualized the word mommy
Gen Z sexualized the word Step-Bro
yeah
True
@@regenex8359 so true
Facts
hey this guy is spitting facts
every time i do maths in school and my teacher brings up a ratio i get ptsd
Honestly, I think adding "ussy" at the end of words is funny specifically *because* no sane normal person with any sort of worth to society would actually laugh at this. It's the idea of being a loser for laughing at this, that makes me laugh at this.
So imagining myself laughing at it, makes me laugh at it, because it makes me look stupid as hell, and would make people I look up to/am really close friends with consider calling the cops on me, and break all ties, or call a therapist to try and help me.
thats knida coolussy
Yeah it's meta-ironic, or something... Calling things gay is the same thing, always was (t. 34yo millennial)
most of gen Z is actually normal, it's just that the dumber ones are the loudest
rest of us have to live with that reputation
Finally some real comments, I'm tired of seeing "as a genz". Thanks
yeah, man I was on tiktok for like a year. I full on quit because it sucks, oh god never let children on there. actually! no-one under the age of 21 should be on it, everyone is so f**king sad on there. also short form content isn't good, don't get me wrong it's a very wonderful for people who animate. but god does it feel unhealthy, I now-a-days enjoy my time on AO3 and TH-cam and Tumblr because at least one is okay. (it's AO3 I suggest it, not all fanfic is smut. but a-lot is at times. also no ads!)
Same applies to any generation really. We should stop giving the spoiled 1% their undeserved attention, but hey negativity is profitable so that's not gonna happen.
I hope that when we became adults. The next generation will become the joke. Like Milleniums that were the joke years ago
That's the internet for you it can make you dumb or knowledgeable it depends on how you use it.
Gen Z trying not to make things sexual(impossible)
Literally tho🥵🥵🥵🥵
It's to the point where it's really concerning.
@@vixenovas385 true
Made it 69 (the likes.)
Except the asexual people(?)
The phrase “slay, SLAYYY!!!!” is so overused in my class. Like… wth? Idek where that came from.
1:53 love the truth exotic reload here m8!
i honestly found ''sus'' pretty hilarious before among us,but now it's the most overused abbreviation in mankind's history
you're sus
@@abdullahalmasri612 🗿
@@mrtrollnator123 like no cap fr
@@abdullahalmasri612 🗿
That's a bit s-ussy
Using these words feels like trying to eat a pop sickle casually without it looking weird.
just bite it
I never even thought how similar those two are
popsussy
Underrated comment LMAO
@@kai-makes-cool-stuff ‘lmao’ is also a word created by GenZ
I first saw "mid" as a random subtitle in a video for a soundtrack. I was so lost because i thought they meant to spell "midi" (cause you know, music) it took me a while to understand what people meant by saying it too, because people seemed to be using it more like a word for something low-quality.
Also if kids are saying "ratio" now, i guess we can all stop complaining that we would never use our math lessons in real life. 😂
omg slay king that's true periodt like king! Number 1 supporter like fr!!!!!
Another word that GenZ also ruined is the word "Normalize"
I fkin hate that. People be "normalizing" everything to the point it's dumb. Things that are inherently bad or little things that don't really matter will be normalized.
“Normalise incest” I feel like these people aren’t even real.
@@blurrycup1196 Uhm no-- Because children might see 💀
I hate it because when I read something with very bad theme, people always say "you try to normalise it".
I just want to read A fuck B or the opposite in peace, thank you. No one try to normalise it, fiction remain fiction is just what I want for entertainment.
@@mitacestalia7532 ok pedo
Honestly, I'm fine with "literally" being used for non-literal situations. It's kind of the same situation as with "infamous", "invaluable", "irregardless", "extraordinary", and so on. Just a weird quirk of language.
The rest can die in hell.
To be honest, this video was more educational for me just because my friend group doesn't really use these words. And I'm so glad they don't and so grateful for them.
Also, words like sus, fatherless, gay, mad, bruh, cringe, lol and lmao (also 💀 and 🥵 emojis) are used the wrong way
I mean using literally in a non literal situation defeats it's whole purpose, you could be saying aidjshajks and they both would have the same value when literally is used in a non literal situation
"Bro last night was crazy, I went to the club last night and Jack was a killer there"
"Bro last night was crazy, I went to the club last night and Jack was literally a killer there"
See?
@@coolguy-wf4ux not really, literally was used as hyperbole since middle English. Literally
@@marshed0mallow now as I may or may not agree with that statement, it was said alot in sentences, that there was another use made for it but it never was supposed to be a empathy use word
"in a literal manner or sense" (Google's dictionary for literally)
Now to be fair, there is a way for its use for empathy for your words, but yet again, when using it for every sentence you say ( which is what everyone is doing) , it becomes invaluable to the point where it doesn't even make any empathy for the words, which leads me back to one of my points; it loses its important value
@@coolguy-wf4ux ratio mid l ecks dee
A couple years ago, everything was *on fleek*
My classmates use "ass" as there shortened and Gen Z version of assignment
"Based" and "Chad"
I see them used everywhere by Gen Z to describe people being themselves, mostly by being against something. It's kind of annoying now.
Based
Based was funny up until normies and non /pol/ leftists found it
Chad
@@lisaceline4570 Hitler's Boobs got a point
Remembered when Chad used to be a satirical term before people discovered Khalimov
I’d love to see a gen z kid talk to a kid that’s the same age as them from the 1800’s
Oh god…
Kid from 1800: work in the coal mine
kid from 1800: what the (I don't actually know what is their equivalent of "heck" in the Victorian era) are you saying?
Idk if it's just me but I feel like people would actually try not to use these slang words. Then fail horribly, I can imagine them trying to make a sentence without bruh or domething
me too
Gen z sucks
Gen alpha: hold my beer
7:58 Nah that just makes you a bigger NPC
You forgot the ultimate sign of being a nerd: calling someone a "sigma"
Sigma comment
or “alpha” unironically
Those sigma grindset memes tho...
The memes are pretty funny ngl
@@The_Copper_Element_Itself probably something a sigma would say
We aint gon talk abt how when someone says they don't have a father, rather than getting sympathized they get laughed at? It's just messed up to me
I lost my dad to Covid close to a year ago. Shit still hurts & I really miss him...
When I see people going "fatherless" everywhere online, I can't help but feel like that's pretty insensitive.
I know I'm probably looking too deep into it, & I'm positive someone's gonna come in & call me a "snowflake" or some shit, but it doesn't sit well with me...
@@tjh6678 Yepp that's another word Gen Z ruined. Now you'll even just be called a snowflake if you point out that someone is doing something any normal person can see is immoral.
@@tjh6678 I'm so sorry for your loss, these people nowadays are in fact insensitive and pretty much lack braincells
I completely agree. My mom grew up with her parents divorced and she never really saw her dad much I don’t think. It just seems really insensitive to me. Also, completely unrelated, but I love your basil pfp!
I agree, my father left us years ago and never acknowledged my existence. So my Mom had to raise us both all by herself, and It's just shitty how people online call someone they don't like "fatherless".
Something's been on my mind ever since watching this video for the first time. How or why is it that native English speakers tend to speak worse than non-native speakers when on the internet? I'm not talking about speaking the language literally, it's more about comments, tweets, or just about anything that is typed instead of spoken.
We have the classic misuse of the words "your" and "you're", "there", "their" and "they're", and the ones I noticed recently, "affect" and "effect".
There's no harm in that whatsoever, and I'm sure they know the difference between those words, or at least I hope they do. I just find it ironic that whenever I'm in America and can't express myself properly, I'm an ignorant foreigner, but whenever they do that in my country it's because they are "tourists".
we are so sorry for that
The word "female" is fucking ruined to me. Like people started using it as a downgrade for women that whenever someone says "females" now I can't think of anything outside of "is this person insulting women or something"
Yup.The incels and neckbeards ruined that word for me too.
I dont see your point female
@@CorYxKeNshun I'm a guy
@Tommy how-
Females is just dehumanising
@@yes1074 its like saying gentlemen to men theres nothing wrong with it
when you say female to someone you actually respect them so when you stare at someone when they call you a female just expect them to not want to see you again its like i buy someone a present and that person throws it back at my face
and respond to this is it ok to call boys males?
As a person born in that generation (Z), I am worried for the majority of us when we become adults and how we function in life.
Gen A would be ruined too.
@@krio1267 and maybe all of the generations after that
@@krio1267 Next generation is Gen T or Gen alpha i think
Ratio
Literally why I'm worried. My generation at least still try to live pass the screen, but the current generation too attached to it.
I mean, it's okay to be in phone, but when you cannot longer tell that live outside is really different from your phone, it's messed up. I met younger people who don't even know how to act as people outside internet.
Bro just roasted 99% of the gen Z
“Literally, lidderally, leetrally, leetrully…” 6:57
That segment is insufferable 😂
As someone who is part of Gen Z, I’d like to apologize for my shitstain of a generation.
It's not a stain, only because it isn't all of us.
I'd like to apologise too. We're a disaster.
I would like to apologize too
🤓
@@TheComemnter fun fact: that is not a valid argument
Another word ruined by Gen Z is "Wholesome" and the Keanu Reeves meme on Reddit is to blame for it.
I don't use reddit. Explain?
I also don't use reddit
Once that meme blew over though wholesome just went back to being used normally.
My country blocked reddit can someone explain
@@Carcino.Geneticist W country
She murders these edits 🥶🥶🥶
This is the beginning of the end
I have a feeling
the "daddy" and "mommy" thing is the reason i stopped saying it and just called them "mom" and "dad"
what i call my mother "ma" and my father "pa"
Same
I’ve always called my parents “mother” and “father” as a joke. Like yelling “yes mother, coming” when called in a formal voice. Just a thing in my family
same
if you're over the age of like 8 you shouldn't be saying mommy and daddy anyway
If you dislike gen Z people now while they’re young, just imagine how shit it’ll be when they’re the adults💀
Oh crap we’re doomed.
I like how people confuse growing up with immaturity.
Because every single generation isn’t “cringe” when they’re growing up.
lol even in the youngest interpretation the older Gen-Zs are already adults, and remember, the youngest ones are nearing double digits in age so it's not as far off as you might think.
There are adult gen Z.
Some of them are already adults… grown, fucking, adults.
bro one of the security guards at my school is so weird and calls himself and everyone an npc
"vent" and "among/amongst" got ruined too. istg i use these words a lot and i always get made fun of like imagine needing to vent and then someone makes an amogus joke 😭
I'm a 14 year, so I experience people misusing these words and it annoys me. I agree with this man 100%.
I also agree
I also agree
Yep
Agreed.
Period
I remember one time at school I forgot my water at home and i couldn't use fountains because covid. I saw a girl drinking water and I said, and i quote: "Watching you drink water I making me thirsty." I got weird looks from all around. I later found out they thought I meant: "I want to drink your bath water". These people made the term for dehydrated in something highly inappropriate.
Dude same thing happened to me too , it was with my friend and she thought the same thing too, when she told me that she thought I said “I want to drink your bath water “ I was confused and a little bit disappointed at my friend for thinking that.
Im not sure how other people function.But this Is to much.
I felt the same lol
Pain felt
I'm so confused. How did "watching ypu drink water makes me thirsty" turn into that??
(Srry for my bad english, it's not my first language)
7:51 lmfao
People: call you mid
You: call them below avarage
Slay then: "I then slayed the beast, and was victorious"
Slay now: 💅
EDIT: Holy mother of lord what have I done
Slay now just feels like a more "feminine" version of the original meaning. Like high heels.
gen z females i feel ruin the most cool words
@@leafq it's basically the "All the Single Ladies" version
@@LooneyNuke I don't get it.
@@leafq and that's for the better