I was born in 2000 😂 what a cringe time at least the movies were good

What form of English elongates the last word or syllable of a sentence?

NOO NO NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MY DAYS ARE BEING NUMBERED MY BACK AGED BY A THOUSAND YEARS BY SEEING THIS VIDEO TITLE

1:06 Matt Lucas intensifies.

Chillax predates the 2000s, IIRC

Gold coast, cultural coast, Nature coast, paradise coast, sun coast, fun coast, and treasure coast. Those are the ones missing

I was born in 2004, and I had no idea a lot of these terms are so new

I am almost certain take a chill pill dates back to the 80s

Bling and buff go back to at least the 1980s.

Ahh yes, thanks for the trip down memory lane. I said all of these lol.

Maybe my memory is sketchy, but some of these words being used like these, it seems like they were used before 2000. Maybe they were just slower to get to the British Isles.

The last fun decade before everything started to fucking SUCK!

Cool beans

You just going to lose past all of pop punk? Really? What?

RaWr xD

Chill Out and Chillin' date back to the 80s. Originally "Chill out" and "Chill" were used in the imperative voice and were commands to calm down or be quiet. By the late 80's "chill out" and "chillin'" were used differently to mean simply to relax or waste time.

Chillax is so boxxy

Yay, the Mean Girls reference! And I'm not a young girl that it appeals to, as you mentioned in the video, but an older gay man. :)

I remember texting on number pads. It was really annoying

I feel like "Talk to the hand" was more of a 90s thing.

Your videos are art that touches the hearts of your viewers. Thank you for your dedication and talent!🐙🔵🥏

I am pretty sure Buff has been around since the 80s or 90s having the same meaning as you mentioned here.

I was born during the 2nd phase of the late 2000s: 2008, and yeah I mostly use these like mostly other teens which is still common and yeah time goes fast tbh.

I'm not a fan of the new series Patrick Makes Me Feel Sad And Old. 😂

LMFAO

This video is amaze-balls! Foshizzle!

I thought talk to the hand was 90s...

I really appreciate your work and professionalism. Your videos always stand out from the crowd.🎖🥭🌉

Thats not his best song his best song would have to be "slave driver" but you being white you're definitely gonna look past that song ...the tables have turned

"lol" and the like are from the 90s. I got the internet in my home in 1994 and everyone in the AOL chatrooms were using them then.

This was my teenage years 2003 - 2009, cringe but nostalgic!

I am almost 39. You have just reminded me how deeply old I sound. Which I was blissfully unaware of. However, after consulting my 21yo bf, he informs me that I should sound that old. If I spoke like a 21yo, he said he would, "Legit, ghost my ass irl."

Thank you for your efforts! Your videos are always so interesting and professional. Keep it up!🎈🌲🐋

What's your favourite 2000s slang?

Time is going scarily fast

england is just a cheap copy of the cimbrian peninsula which i came from. Thats why to me as north german england often feels similar in many regards

Home?

“Soda” is pronounced as “soda.” Got it.📝

I always found it unsettling that Spam is now used with a negative connotation 🙁 I have a special place in my heart (and tummy) for meat in a tin.

Greek never spread because they never imposed it on people and because of the turk's inability to do the same.. pretty simple.

Lookup bermudian English. A population of around 65k, it is the most interesting accent I’ve ever heard. Mix of American, British, and islander

Not the day my parents took us to coco beach instead of cocoa beach 😂

Very interesting to put a face to your voice, so used to seeing your cartoon persona and now your much younger real face.

you left out Philippine English. I believe that country has the second or third most english speaking people in the world.

*laughs in the holy roman empire

Oh come on…. Let’s hear it!

I like the name Chelsea, if I had a daughter, I would name her Chelsea. There is a wealthy girl from Long Island in a story I have written myself and now published on Amazon, the fictional character I have made up is named “Chelsea Prescott” and she is in my book the Adventures of Beth Nguyen’s Youth. When I started writing the book I picked Prescott to be her surname due to the fact that my character is wealthy, but I didn’t know that the girls name Chelsea was associated with wealthy people, until I watch this video, so that is a bonus for my wealthy fictional character!

I knew two girls at my secondary school named Chelsea, one was spelt as Chelsie, and I also know a girl named Chelsea who isn’t a very nice person.

The neighborhood in New York City called “Chelsea” is located in the borough of Manhattan, more specifically Midtown Manhattan, and I visited the Chelsea in Manhattan when I was 19 with my parents.

The treasure Coast!!!