Rupert Murdoch lmao calm down

Rupert Murdoch you scare me

@@rupertmurdoch4750 wrong side of KZfaq

@@James-pb8xu1 Timothy 2 11-15

@@rupertmurdoch4750 Ephesians 5:3

I think everyone pronounces it like that

@@mars7612 not really

Sometimes people do intentionally hide their accents to fit in their current social environment, but sometimes their accents naturally adapt to the current or new social environment. Sometimes both events occur.

Blue jackets won....

Theres negative stereotypes about us southerners that we are unintelligent if we have strong accents. So we tend to hide it lol

Newdll I believe that stereotype or belief applies to all types of foreign or uncommon accents. It’s a big stigma to have an accent not commonly heard in the region one lives in. It’s equivalent to having a speech impediment or disorder. People can be made fun of and teased because of their accent. I remember I would always feel dumb when students would correct me when I said a word in my Nigerian accent; it was so embarrassing! I hated my accent , and I wanted to talk like a (typical) American, like Hilary Duff or Lindsay Lohan.

@@nancyaneke1346 I agree it applies to any foreign accent. Not really any other accents are tied with being uneducated or racist, that was my point

ikr

277imperator her voice has always been like that

As an LA person, I love her Georgia accident and I'm kind of sad that I've never heard her use it before.

277imperator 404 area code here. I do not have a southern accent because we are in Atlanta. Maybe her parents have an accent. My mom does. She’s appealing to the masses and acting the slang out in a southern accent.

277imperator well come characters aren’t created for her specifically

277imperator if she’s playing a New Yorker she’s not going to have a Georgian accent

I want this movie.

I was thinking the same thing! She sounded like her at one point too.

MsLulumaria like she could play her younger self

agree i was surprised while watching how much she looks like kristen

Emma Gracie I thought this had them both in it I was disappointed but might try to watch it..

fat😂

A person with rolls. Many rolls lol. Like a dumpling.

An overweight person.

It's a chubster

Haven Griffin I was waiting on that one too! Haha

Eh? That’s nice! Us brits use it an awful lot aswell, bless us 😂💕 ( by us, I mean you. It’s another slang here where we say us instead of me/you. So like e.g oh babe would you mind giving us a drink or e.g thanks for having us over)

Alice Plamedie it can also be used sarcastically in the south 😂 like if someone does something dumb/makes a stupid remark. You would say “bless your heart” to them. My best friend used to always say “oh bless it” whenever I’d say something crazy 😂 Or it can be used in a bitchy way if someone is being rude to you.

I’m shocked that’s not nationally known phrase 😂😂

They did have that actually. It was reese witherspoon who explained it on another southern slang video

Ikr her accent is non existent in the movies

Me neither

@@enigmaticbeing7703 she never plays Southerners

That explains the hotness

@@lordundhimself1310????

Aaron Kelly She’s making me blush!

Then, she says something like this, "Ey Donkey, get out of me swamp"

SIMP

Hey Arnold

Basically

RIGHT?! Was thinkin' the same thing!

It's properly spelled "yunz". :)

I’m British and I’ve been spelling it “Ya’ll”... oopsie

who cares? saying it like that is annoying af

Metal Head almost all of the south uses y’all not you all

facts

thisscreensucks yes. Shines a light. The inner.

idk. I prefer the term 'cute'. Because she's fuckin adorable.

soul？

Creepy

In my country we have "Got some crust" which has the same meaning. 😂

@@bornbredbermudian7643 lol. Never heard that one but that is funny. lol

My mom used to say that to me. “You’re getting a little too big for your britches Sarah Anne!”

Omg my mom used to say this to me all the time lol

Half of these are United Kingdom slang too

Thanks

GhettoTorture Lmaoo you wish She’s deff dating a chad like 6,3 perfect jawline Chadathan

@@Testsubjex ya me

GhettoTorture Lmaoo whatever helps you sleep at night but here in reality You’re not tapping that beauty

@@Testsubjex she does help me sleep at night

Don't tempt me. You're goin' ta make me loose my religion!

In my experience in west TN, it was something only said by your mom, aunts, or grandmother and sometimes teachers when you are actin a fool and they want to let you know the consequences if you continue...usually (actually always) unpleasant for you. But I am much older than her and corporal punishment was much more common when I was growing up.

I legitimately had no idea "don't tempt me" was a Southern term. I thought it was just a normal thing to say. Guess I'm more Southern than I thought.

@@uldanbangjung1108 Yeah it basically means don't make me do something I don't want to do, and you don't want me to do either, but I will because I can and I think you deserve it right now.

L KayBee “Lose my religion” *REM entered the chat*

Ayyyyyy Alpha fans need to stick together

add "with makeup"

Banana - Protocol thats nothing compared to most people now adays

Sofiane Benhoudinlol I see him every where it’s crazy

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Atlanta has more people than the whole Georgian nation.

@@denisborzov3603 sophomorocat sophomorocat 1 month ago And Atlanta still has more people than the whole Georgian nation.

@@sophomorocat well for non-Americans, when you hear Georgia you usually think about country georgia

@@sophomorocat No one cares, if they are talking about a state then they should say so, but bet you 80% of American don't know it's a country

Haru Yanto I do know

Cooper Hilinsky y’all is the greatest word ever. I don’t get how everyone doesn’t use it. It just makes too much sense lol

Y'all is a very contagious word

Y'all and all y'all are great. I always say it that way. Saying, "you all " just sounds so wrong.

Ibbygirl up north we tend to say “you guys”. Don’t know why lol

The dictionary got so tired of people in the south not listening to English teachers in school to not say "Yall" , they officially put it in the dictionary 🤣 it's about time! They ain't nothing wrong with it! I don't know what else we would say in Georgia

President NotSure best word ever made

Really, its European.... As well as the word howdy

Yes!!!!

@@doniciovelasquez9904 literally every American word is european

@@AltimeFAILS yeah...it's almost as if the language was european...lol.

@annagrace no plump is just fat

@@cheybat5390 plump doesn't really mean fat here so that's kinda funny

@Glitzy Guy yeah but with more grace

I imagined it was like fat but adorable

I’ve been in GA my whole life and I’ve never heard that...maybe cus I live north of Atlanta??idk

We say it in Washington State. Not a lot tho.

Definitely not.

I live in washington state too and we definitely don't say over half of these. lol. idk what smol is talking about. at least not normally. lived in WA all my live and I'm nearly 30

same i’m over here like “wtf is georgia slang” skks

Punk Debunked omg ikr

Wait you grew out of that? >.>

MotoCat I know I didn’t

That was when she was playing a role in Wimpy Kid movie

Han big facts

She's 23 now And has been famous for more than a decade.

She's better to be a Disney princess, but okay..

YES

She's not tall enough or strong looking enough to be Captain Marvel. Even Brie Larson looked too soft to be Captain Marvel.

She could be a great Ms.Marvel

Dubbadizzo86 so then it would be fine.

Darsh I thought so too

No

We say that here in Canada!

Lovely Herondale that makes sense then because we say it in Michigan!

i understand what it means but ive never heard anyone use it on the east coast

Y’all spelled y’all wrong.

It's slang, there is no correct spelling

it's a contraction of you all with the ou taken out, which means the ' replaces the ou... so y'all is the correct spelling

@@heather22va again, its slang. There is no standardized plural you in English, they spell it ya'll in some places because there is no correct spelling I've lived in Georgia a week short of my whole life, I know its normally spelled y'all. But it isn't inaccurate to spell it ya'll

it's a contraction. even slang has rules, my dude, and it's "y(ou) all", not "ya (a)ll". whether the you is plural or not is irrelevant. i've always lived here.

lanie1175 Texas too

i grew up in miami and moved to alabama and never heard any of these and was so confused ab all of these

Aye Florida! But yeah, same here in Kissimmee

I don't know if this just southern slang, I grew up in West Virginia and all of these were used. Except like she said, it wasn't Willy's, it was the DQ. and we also spelled "all y'all" correct. Some other comment said why didn't they include "oh bless their heart" as well. I thought that would have been a good addition

Same, Grew up in Virginia and we use all of them except Coke means just one beverage for us which is Coca Cola if we meant a variety then it just soda or pop and we don't use Willy's

Well that would make you a cutecumber

@@tommyawsm7132 :) aww thx

Halo God LMAO

At least you‘re healthy

@@missgristlepuss5060 LMAO

Jerry Chen or finna

In the Chadwick Boseman one

That would be in Texas, not Georgia.

@@markl2322 Both

It's "fixin to"

Jess T. OMG I LOVE YOUR PROFILE PICTURE ❤️ VILLANELLE ❤️

Have you learned what she taught things?

I have been having a crush on her since 13 now I'm 16. You're right, we won't be able to date her like ever.

Same bro im 19 now

@@raflyrivaldi4555 sad but true

@@undacova7929 same lol

OMG I need her sitting on my face so bad. I bet she tastes so good, like salty at first then just the right type of sour.

Rupert Murdoch wtf lmao

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@@rupertmurdoch4750 dafuq

@@shravan8848 he says that in every comment I believe, Lmao

Y'all'd've If you all had have. Yes, I've heard it before.

COOPS I’ve definitely used it

m. William buda when you say it it doesn’t even sound like a word but southern people know what’s up

@@spahspahspah Definitely use that regularly! 🤣

@@spahspahspah like "y'all'd've freaked out if you saw what she did!" Like "you all would have"

you don’t really want smoke

Ny- you buggin, don't test my gangster bro

Boooiiiii you need to just back the f up and just shut yo mouth 😂 that's the NC I grew up in 😂😂

Hello again 😂 whyyy?

Why what

@@MattMacedo85 why do i see ScarlettP almost in every youtube video

Denis Denchev . There’s also the Georgian times in Britain. It was the period of time when king George was the monarch

I thought this was the country too not the state 😂😂

Same😂

me too lol i was like "i thought she was american?" xD

@@OnTheRide1 same hahah

thisscreensucks damnit

404 as in a phone number

It’s not a county it’s an area code, but because there’s too much people in that area it got split up into 3 area codes and 404 is one of them

@@alexcope8862 yes, 404 is also an http error for a page not found.....thats the joke

That’s what the cia wants you to think

We'd go there for every field trip ever and the trip wasnt over until some kid threw up

There’s one in Athens too

kosrules and Kennesaw

Yep... I never call it The Varsity though, me and my friends call it the big pit because it's a grease pit diner

And one in Dawsonville now

OMG I need her sitting on my face so bad. I bet she tastes so good, like salty at first then just the right type of sour.

Rupert Murdoch uh what

Rupert Murdoch dude wtf lmao

@@rupertmurdoch4750 as wrong as this is it made me laugh

Rupert Murdoch wtf 😂

Dilly Dangles that’s what I said too! I always heard it and used in reference to my feet hurting, not smelling lol

I was really confused when she said that.

Definitely agree. My dogs are barking means my feet hurt. Never heard it mean my feet smell. LoL

@@shannonjennings1454 she said swelling. Like swelling up and then hurting.

@@robotikempire yeah, after listening to it again I think she did say swell instead of smell, but she didn't say they hurt which is what I've always attributed the saying to.

I live in S.C. Too

OMG I need her sitting on my face so bad. I bet she tastes so good, like salty at first then just the right type of sour.

Same with North Carolina

Bumble Tea SAME LEGIT

SAMEEE especially the first few

I'm Floridian and have used most of these my whole life, just the Georgia specific ones like Willy's and Varsity were new to me. I always thought they were just general Southern sayins.

@@Ibbygirl19 they are...they lumped all southerners into one grp

I noticed most of these saying being a Atlanta native

J Lewis same here

Haha! That's the same as, "you poor soul!"

You're not in the right part then haha

Me either

you poor thang

Aw bless your heart, you's a special little dumplin ain't ya. Been around them English teacher that falsely believe that ain't is not a word. Well don't ya worry none I'll give'n ya example: Jimbo, can yadothat? I usetacould, can'u? Mightcould. Well git at'iten. Translation: Jimmy Bobby, my dearest friend. Do you believe you can attempt to do such a thing as complicated? Ah yes old friend. I will have you know a long time ago I not only attempted such a thing, I succeeded as well. What about yourself? Would you take on such an endeavor? Jimmy Bobby, I would give it my best forthwith. Well then, what are you waiting for.

@@thepaintkiller4114 Didn't know hillbillies were so articulate.

Kennedy Clemons how? I’ve lived no where else but Georgia and can say I didn’t know a lot. Like that dumplin thing is something I see people here saying but never something I heard

Dogs are barking means your feet hurt. Not that they smell

That's how I feel when an Aussie or Brit actor/actress who plays an American with a perfect (general) American accent talks in his/her native accent in interviews 😂! Hats off to Liam Hemsworth, Jamie Dornan, Cate Blanchette, and Nicole Kidman 🤩-- that's talent!

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Oh my Christ 😂 they did

This will be debated forever. Bc It’s spelled you all- ya all -ya’ll

Dont tempt me is said in ireland all the time its not even slang haha, its a phrase

I’ve never heard of any of these, I think people in the south use it more than in the north

@@kay9301 you live inside or outside the perimeter

Cheybat ima be honest, idk what you mean by perimeter

Kay cass they mean inside/outside the perimeter of Atlanta aka do you live within the loop of I-285

dudefacecupholder...Clemson fans would disagree with you my friend and tell you that Trevor Lawrence is the best thing to come out Cartersville, Ga.!

@@darinwaynec they're both blonde southerners with pretty hair- is their really a difference?

@@haghendowdy4750 Lol....now that you put it that way....

@@darinwaynec Chloe Moretz=Trevor Lawrence- Conspiracy Theories

@@haghendowdy4750 Lawrence is best friends with my cousin, they went to Highschool together at Cartersville. I'm actually a UGA fan, and he broke our hearts when he went to Clemson...lol . but he's a great kid. Dang shame he didn't go to UGA. Never met Moretz, but she's a little cutie. I think she's never had a chance to play a real star roll yet, IMO. But she'll get her chance.

morehats. nice.

ella carissa yes... yes she does

Sabrina looks like her, Chloe’s the og

I'm waiting on Hollywood to cast them as sisters😂😍

We white people all look the same

Yea i said to myself that she reminds me of Sabrina for some reason idk why

Curtis Intravia She said SWELL, not smell.

Oh you’re right. I had to listen to it again. Even the captions are wrong but swell makes a lot more sense haha thanks

Curtis Intravia No prob. :)

I know! There is so many more funny slang words they could have used.

Like punkin' 😂

I live in suburban Georgia, so I've never heard most of these.

Dominique Morris same so I hear more common suburban ones

Never heard dogs are barkin.