Saying "skibidi" and "rizz" while wearing a shirt that says "Ohio" is definitely ironic to a gen-z teen.

"If I have to hear the words skibidi or rizz one more time i'll lose my mind" wow vth, so sigma

OMG the fact we now have Chris saying Skibidi and Rizz means we are all living in the matrix!!!

2:15 when you said "some places they dont like" the first and only country that comes to mind is France, always the French

Shakespeare is the source of my favorite mama joke.  ""Chiron: Thou hast undone our mother! Aaron: Villain, I have done thy mother."

Chris: "Why does Blue Jay's hat say 'God' on it?"

Me: "Have we been watching the same Blue Jay?"

My girlfriend is Italian and I can confirm Italians love it when you try just a few words and phrases they love you, shows you care enough to try

"Ohio" is also a slang for something eerie or spooky, like being in the twilight zone.

I have no idea how I know that.

I feel bad for future generations who have to decipher the slang of early 21st century social media

There's even like... "body slang" for different cultures too. Remember in Inglorious Basterds when they're dressed up as German officers and he uses his index, middle, and ring finger to order three drinks? The actual German notices and knows immediately they aren't German because in their culture they use THUMB, index, and middle. Very interesting to think about.

I found when traveling knowing how to politely ask "Do you speak English?" in the native language was the most effective phrase.  Knowing how to ask where the bathroom is doesn't help if you can't understand the directions.

Sea Lawyer = Shark. I love it. Also perhaps the origin of the use of the expression shark to describe a lawyer.

I just love how Chris is a pastor but still isn’t above laughing at some dirty jokes, fart jokes, etc. It just proves that people are just immature children at heart and not everyone takes themselves seriously. It’s fantastic.

It's still pretty common to call french ppl "żabojady" in Poland, which means toad eaters xD

I am so glad Chris did not get the Dr. Disrespect comment.

25:00 frankly the phrase “knocked up” is equally ridiculous

Wait, sharks were called lawyers? Funny, lawyers now are called sharks…

One of my small pleasures as a parent is telling my kids about recycled slang. There is a lot of stuff from the 80s and 90s that’s getting recycled right now.

Got a dad who can shift over to rhyming slang with a heavy glaswegian accent on a whim, no slang on this planet is more confusing to hear

3:05 those are all real slang terms. I've used a few of them before just to mess with people. I definitely wish and hope they do make a comeback cuz some of them are amazing