Transatlantic Slang Smackdown with J1mmyb0bba!

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@chapring9606 10 лет назад

It was joey Essex who said I look reame if that how u spell it

@kianaperez6611 11 лет назад

ppl ik that live in allentown pa say things from Bronx NY like: tight, deadass, fuck outta here, mad, dumb, 730, b, ect idk

@Addiction2Beauty 11 лет назад

oh ok i thought you were going to say it meant a condom there since we never realllly say rubber at all in the us haha

@sachie 12 лет назад

Aw the tags :D

@LapisGryffindorum 11 лет назад

You should have used rubber cos it means a completely different thing here in the UK

@LivKatification 11 лет назад

how nice would it be to live in a world where you don't know Yolo. I envy him.

@XxKhA05xX 11 лет назад

Did anyone else notice that weird pig in the background before Jim sat down?

@nicholasaurammtjaatjensen9629 11 лет назад

How about you get an american who knows wtf their talking about

@laurenly7409 11 лет назад

nawhh, i live in long beach and i hear those all the time.

@ElizabethRuedas 12 лет назад

wth? lol I've lived in the US my entire life and I am most def a mainstream type of person and I've NEVER heard some of these haha

@TaraSinead 11 лет назад

I know all of these and I'm british! We use them all in Britian

@lucylawes 11 лет назад

i knew all of these and i'm from jims home town

@AngKikayKo 12 лет назад

It's soooo weird/awesome watching 2 of my favorite guys on youtube together:)

@LapisGryffindorum 11 лет назад

exactly, in the UK a rubber is an eraser :)

@Addiction2Beauty 11 лет назад

rubber means condoms in the us too....

@jemimaonuoha7081 11 лет назад

We have most of those words in the uk.

@IFilmStuff1 11 лет назад

im from britain and new all of these

@georgiesuffell 11 лет назад

Luke says Fleur completely wrong! D:

@madtingz2288 11 лет назад

I'm Scottish and knew most of them

@emu9182 11 лет назад

That pig is creepy...

@KateErinSophiaAlise 12 лет назад

to me, bender means like a bender in hockey,A hockey player who basically sucks and or his/her ankles bend in while he/she skates

@MylittlekristiBlogspot 12 лет назад

I use the word bamf on occasion...and have only just discovered what it stands for thanks to this video! Haha.

@CeciCouture 12 лет назад

you should have asked what "rubber" means loll...as in condom, i think in england it means an eraser lol

@Jdazzler15 12 лет назад

A lot of your words are computer talk... come on! There are so many good ones you didn't mention!!

@kcb1995 12 лет назад

a nerd is someone who knows alot about random things. for example, a harry potter super fan could be referred to as a harry potter nerd because they know way more than they need to about harry potter. and the people who spend all of their time on the internet could be called nerds. youtube, tumblr, facebook nerd (spends all their time on youtube, tumblr, facebook.) Personally i use the term nerd as a term of endearment cause im a proud harry potter, youtube, tumblr, hunger games, internet nerd

@TripTropas 11 лет назад

pardon me if i am wrong, but don't americans speak ENGLISH... but they call english people "language" wrong? yet i do believe that english originated in england. quite silly, those americans are :P (no offense intended to any americans! it is supposed to be a silly sarcastic comment. i know i am not very good, lol)

@lovex3ism 12 лет назад

Luke you did an AWESOME job ! :) I totally agree how a lot of American language is shown through like television shows/music/literature over there in England. It's harder to learn the British language...the only way I learn is when I skype with my best friend or read Shakespeare haha bc. even British artists sing they sound totally American!

@treehopr 12 лет назад

He did a significantly better job choosing words. Half of yours aren't even applicable... Slang you just learned from hip-hop that's popular there too, acronyms, internet slang and a load of common words in English. Do you speak with real people or just media and the internet? Either or, your knowledge of English, American or British is terrible. This was a smack down indeed.

@lilacchocolate 12 лет назад

Obviously Jim you don't watch the philip defranco show because he uses BAMF quite frequently and that's where I discovered what it is :P I'm confused because I left a comment answering your question Luke on Jim's video, and now commenting on yours for Jim, I'm assuming you guys are going to read both :P

@AwkwardHester 12 лет назад

Okay I'm British and I knew all of those apart from the one you'd say if you like something (can't remember what it was) maybe I watch too much American tv :/ Oh and also, for our yearbooks we all had to do a little quote or something and I put DFTBA for mine, and none knew what it was, and people in my form were all like what does that mean? So I had to explain it.

@kokoshneta 11 лет назад

Wow. That is NOT what “I’m going to get reamed” means to me. Definitely not something you would EVER want to hear a kid saying with reference to their parents! 0_o (Am I a nerd, though, when my very first thought when he said ‘ream’ was: “500 sheets of paper!”?)

@notoriousLIZ 12 лет назад

these were WAY obvious. What about GTL, wack, jacked up, boo, shorty, grub, bent out of shape, paper, by the skin of your teeth, go dutch, hot mess, paint the town red, to do something "mickey "mouse", tight, dime-piece, dope, hella, major props, go ape sh*t...

@xsabrax 12 лет назад

Even though its months later, i still love watching these types of videos! However, most of the words you used were almost exclusively californian or internet derived. Next time you should look into some southern or northern american slang. That would be way more fun. :)

@amsardina11 12 лет назад

That's funny because it seems like British people are the ones who never swear. Go anywhere in America, especially on a freeway in traffic, and you wouldn't believe the things you hear. Nevada is hilariously cussy. People are so loud when they swear and they don't care who hears. LOL

@HillaryHorror 12 лет назад

Lol well this is awful, but if I were to put it in a sentence it would go something like, "Man, last night I met this girl and she totally let me ream her out." You can probably infer from that example what that word means to me lol. I had no idea it had other, not so filthy meanings!

@Carcharien 12 лет назад

lol, I first understood "creamed" and thought of something dirty, I apologize for that..... anyways, awesome vid, I actually learned a lot of new words, which maybe is not really surprising, because I'm german and my english still sucks, even after all this years....

@JieBrigs 12 лет назад

you should of done "Ham"

@HaleyWTK 12 лет назад

I don't use a whole lot of these because I live in Pittsburgh, PA and we simply have our own language "Pittsburghese". It's pretty ridiculous lol, if I asked you what words we say meant you'd think I'm from a different country haha!

@MeanderingMermaid 12 лет назад

I watched this video three times The first time I sat there thinking how much it would suit them if they swapped outfits. The second time I sang along to Summer of 09 in the background. The third time I decided to be decent for ONCE and watch the video.

@CeciCouture 12 лет назад

haha this video is soo funny, luke you are sooo unsure of your american slangs! hahaha

@jackishaddock 11 лет назад

I bet you could get some of your british friends real good, of you tried southern slang. I'm from the northeast, and I have a friend from georgia, and her slang is absoulutely adorable. example: three sheets to the wind (describ

@beccajames6086 11 лет назад

Dont worry Luke what jim says is true its harder for us americans because well the britts get american television there and so they can hear our slang but we dont get british tv so we dont get to hear thiers

@FloralAndBows 12 лет назад

hahaha. When Jim brought up his brother it reminded me of Jim's Why I don't drink video. He said " HE DRINKS LIKE A FISH " or " MY BROTHER DRINKS LIKE A FISH. mwhahaa. Every time he brings up his brother i think of that xD

@jordikeoni 12 лет назад

I used to live in NYC but live in LA now. People swear a lot more in NYC than here in LA. Lots of vulgar words are peppered in their daily speech. Yes, I've heard that people swear a lot in daily speech in the UK.

@TashaChoudhury 12 лет назад

Hmm, maybe it's a regional thing? I've lived in the South for most of my life, so I'm more familiar with more country terms for that like... "getting your ass whupped" haha. Or even just "getting in trouble."

@theginger396 12 лет назад

Probblers, problalababaly and that's a big bowl of soup awk right there,( or just soups awk)( that means super awkward) are big in my school. And question does any one know what a bubbler is?? It's regional slag in America

@SchtuffySchtuff 12 лет назад

Just to clear things up (nerd alert) Kray isn't slang or even American....When they said "that sh*t Kray" They were talking about Robbie and Reggie Kray who were London crime lords from the 50's and 60's :)

@109tif 12 лет назад

haha ... I suddenly think of a HongKong-ish slang - Chok.. It is very difficult for people to guess the real meaning. Luke, can you try to guess? This is not a Chinese word anyway. It is a Hongkong-ish English word.

@IImoonifyII 11 лет назад

That's not so much of an internet thing, more like a particular "community" of the internet... try searching for the Vlog Brothers (John and Hank Green), that's where it came from. You'll enjoy it.

@charlotteking7664 11 лет назад

I can't believe that Jim didn't know what YOLO was! All of a sudden it's hit our generation and become part of our everyday vocabulary, so much so that shops have printed them on vests and T-Shirts!!

@TeaAndTonic92 12 лет назад

Yes, they do say "prick" as an insult in the UK! Because in Skins series 1 when Chris is talking to his job coach and she keeps telling him not to swear, "prick" is the one that slips out.

@tcm856 12 лет назад

NAPPY: Tightly coiled / curled unaltered hair. Coiled hair in its natural state as found on people of African descent who do not chemically alter their hair texture. straight from urban dictionary.

@misssomerset 12 лет назад

what!! you didn't know BAMF or DFTBA? I am english and I know them from facebook (Neville Longbottem being of course a BAMF) and RU-vid (Alex Day and Charlie Mcdonnell selling music on DFTBA)!

@ibrokethedam 12 лет назад

Nerdfighters yesssss!!!!!! I saw that Jim's favorite channel one month was SciShow... I wonder if he's put the two together yet. I'll message him and find out, now my curiosity is peaked. DFTBA :)

@eng89tota1 12 лет назад

I REALLY WANT TO KNOW WHAT NERD MEAN,,IN THE TRANSLATOR "THE PERSON WHO STUDY A LOT" ,, I'M WONDERING IF U MEAN THE SAME THING ,,, AND I HAVE ANOTHER QUESTION>>> WHEN U CALL SOME BODY NERD OR NERDY ,,

@mollyb188 12 лет назад

You are so hilarious Jim haha every time you say something about your relationship with Tan it's just too funny and I lose it hahahaha.. Good try Luke it's much harder when US culture is exported so much!!

@pwedful 12 лет назад

umm... half of the slang that luke says i don't even know. lol. i bet jim's video's way better.....jk.... how bout trying words like pop (soda), or airhead, or boo boo, or far-out. idk... haha

@widowspider 12 лет назад

Jim, you're right - I'm British and have lived in the States for 7 years and generally Americans don't swear as much as Brits. New Yorkers are one exception, which is why I live in this city. :D

@TaraBrookee 12 лет назад

i know this pig is in so many of his videos but can anyone tell me what that is actually from??? like is it a clip from a movie or what??? i've been googling "creepy pig" and i can't find it anywhere

@HunterCraftyOne 11 лет назад

Wow... Maybe they're more "Southern slang" or "East Coast slang," but I could think of a lot more words and phrases that he didn't use that would probably be a lot more obscure.

@ara-kri 12 лет назад

You Only Live Once by The Strokes is one of my favorite songs by them. They're my favorite band! But yeah seriously people who say YOLO and do stupid things should get punched in the face!

@NicoleRoxYourSoxOff 12 лет назад

I'm american (but I also go to England every summer) & I knew a lot of 'em. But I thought some of them were different stuff haha. I guess it depends which part of the US, you're from.

@pocketsizedbrownie 12 лет назад

Jim is one fit lad! (this is me using english slang!) & I didn't know half of these despite being American. I guess it might differ depending on what area of America you are from.

@neverforgetwhouwere 12 лет назад

i looove how jim is always like 'tan ..-my girlfriend' ..everbody already knows that, but he likes her so much that he always wants to point out that shes his gif...soooo sweeet=)

@MissAlexoDino 12 лет назад

Luke I seriously laughed so hard when you said Fleurs name (it sounded a little bit off). You're so funny! (= LOL Thank you so much for being you and for whis awesome vlog! Huge hugs! (=

@AllisonPartington 12 лет назад

You should have asked him what it means to be cat-ed on or to be a cat. Means to bail. Ex: my friend cat-ed on me when I asked her to go to the party. (lame example but you know)

@gilmorecsajszee 12 лет назад

I have learnt British English form the beginning, but we picked up a couple american words as well just to have more words to use. But since I watch a lot of American TV shows and read a lot of books from american writers I end up picking up more and more expressions. I read British English books as well, but not as many as american ones. By the way I´m already subscribed to Jim, he is really entertaining and gives good advice even if he always says it´s rubbish. :)

@DroppedCroissant 11 лет назад

I'm from Toronto, Canada. Idk how many of you people know these ones: marved, blem, dying/don't kill me, grilling, dun know(dunnoe), loonie, toonie, turnt,turnt up, tun up

@DBermudez95 11 лет назад

You should have said "rachit" see if he would have guessed it. IDK if it's just a miami thing though. And btw I really appreciate that you don't curse in your videos. :)

@Meganhensleywalker 12 лет назад

I like in a town with less than 800 people.. I have friends and a life.. Apparently unlike you who spends their day insulting people they dont even know.. Have a good day(:

@EmilyJCullen 12 лет назад

Luke you should make it more difficult and choose words for simply things but how different states call them different things like soda=Pop, coke and other things.

@LoboLady2007 12 лет назад

some slang you could have used was Filling Station, Pickup, and Noodling of course these are southern as well. Most of the slang's you use are very specific to Gen Y.

@prepswirl 12 лет назад

JIM: You are so awesome!!! Just the way you carry yourself, you're articulate, and you don't come across as a douche-bag who we want to sucker punch. WE LOVE YOU JIM!!!

@MajorMovieStar 12 лет назад

Come on Luke. Jim is from England not Ubeki-beki-stan. LOL! He can figure these out just by the similarity of the language. Still, I looooove when you do this tho'!

@xxxcrazyducksxxx 11 лет назад

Woah! I live near there!

@ethalee 11 лет назад

he asked about DFTBA!!!! hello fellow Nerdfighters. and for those of you that don't know what that is you should check out the vlogbrothers here on RU-vid.

@allyvv89 11 лет назад

Ya, you guys have awesome lingo. I'm from Ontario and whether you're from the Maratines or the east coast of USA you use words differently & have a neat accent

@iliketoboogi 12 лет назад

Good job Jim! Luke... it's okay, it just means you need more black friends, hahaha. I'll be your token black friend then we can whop up on UK slang smackdowns.

@anneatambo3231 12 лет назад

Really..since when did 'face the music' be categorised as slang? Loool.....anyways, the english accent coming off and as sounding as the lovelier accent-yet again.

@curvycass 12 лет назад

an aussie one would be awsome! grog, gronk, chunder, dunny, thong, lippy, arvo, maccas, dero, smoko, stubbies, footy, goon, cuppa, sheila and lots more :)

@followyourfancy09 12 лет назад

I Knoooooww! They better get married:) haha (we have to peer pressure them now) jk!:) But I wish them luck in their life and I'm definitely rooting for them too!!

@paularbear08 12 лет назад

YES JIM! You are so right! I am an exchange student here in America and swearing here is like a crime hahahah. Coming from Europe that is so super weird to me! :D

@allisonc7770 12 лет назад

You need to find a Canadian friend to do this with. I bet I have some words that would stump you :D. I had no idea what blacktop was until your video with Fleur.

@itsybitsyspider1 12 лет назад

Luke, your definition of DFTBA was so incomplete. Also, I'm sad that Jim didn't get that one, because in one of his videos he references Hank! Geez, guys. Hahaha

@quackchick 12 лет назад

HAHAHAHAHA "Jim and I are homies" which where I live would mean you are homosexual, not that theres anything wrong with being one but just funny when you said it

@CautiousRabbit 12 лет назад

Jim is damn sexy lol

@JustDreamOutLoud 11 лет назад

He could have used ratchet, hood, wife beater, cuffing, benjamins, cheese, do the dip or dip on someone, meatball, fatty...idk these are the "slang" words i hear but maybe that's because i live in allentown, pa which is pretty ghetto.

@hutchy7561 11 лет назад

This is great.. I know most of these too! If you wanna see people swear, come to Australia! I wonder how much aussie slang you guys would understand!!

@tyh8ng 12 лет назад

i think 'no dur' is just the childish/clean version like i'm British but when i was younger i said 'no dur' now i say 'No shit Sherlock' a lot more:3

@m4gic05 12 лет назад

these are neither british or american i know all of these slangs and they have been around for years. i think everyone should know these slang words :S

@lovehorseslovejonas 12 лет назад

I was thinking of "rim job" the whole time you talked about "reem". Then you started saying to "reem him out" and "parents do this to their kids"...

@austpatrick 12 лет назад

okay, when I heard Luke go "how 'bout ream" I stopped what I was doing, paused the video, and just stared at him sideways with my mouth hanging open

@MajorMovieStar 12 лет назад

I agree. I have been watching Tanya's videos forever. She is awesome. And, I got to check out Jims since hes been here and I am a fan! He's a great guy!