Community Notes Are Savage

Community Notes Are Savage
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[@justin2308]

“These are tangerines.” They could’ve let that one slide, they didn’t, and I honestly respect that.

[@a-guy_i_think]

and those apples happen to be pomegranates

[@ZacharyHolcomb-xt1bn]

It makes it seem like a joke 😂

[@Player-pj9kt]

What's the difference anyways

[@coledakers6127]

0:41

[@v10sx]

​@@Player-pj9kt tangerines taste differently

[@thepersonandtheguy]

"Parenting has almost no impact on how kids turn out" dont let bro become a parent

[@mauser507]

fr

[@coledakers6127]

1:08

[@noahlani6480]

Bro obviously didn’t have good ones

[@GabeM774]

"Legal adults dating legal adults is not illegal." The sky is blue.

[@jus_jax6203]

The color of an orange is orange.

[@miers2002]

@@jus_jax6203correction tangerines 😂

[@cheese__cake]

the floor is made out of floor

[@Ashketchum12233]

@@miers2002🤓

[@darthplagueis13]

3:45 Fun fact about the folding brass knuckles: They are also incredibly stupid and would probably hurt you worse than your opponent. Real brass knuckles are braced against your palm. These folding ones are not, meaning your fingers would be forcefully pushed against the individual metal rings, which would be incredibly painful. If you were to punch with these at full force, you would probably break a finger.

[@Inyourwalls168]

Yeah

[@InternetStrangerThatCanRead]

have you learned from experince

[@Inyourwalls168]

My dad friend has

[@darthplagueis13]

@@InternetStrangerThatCanRead Personally, no. I saw it mentioned somewhere, I think it might have been a Skallagrim video or something like that.

[@henrysutulovich6608]

pretty sure it's just an Audi emblem...

[@Excellsion]

Rizz has to be one of the least perplexing "youngin words." It's short for charisma.

[@ibrahimihsan2090]

According to the one believed to have started the use of the word, it ain't. It may as well be gibberish.

[@Excellsion]

@ibrahimihsan2090 Well, in every context I have encountered it, it might as well be. Words settle into a definition, (until that definition changes like "gay" or "boner") and rizz has found its functional definition, regardless of what the creator intended.

[@ibrahimihsan2090]

@@Excellsion You are never gonna call someone who speaks charismatically in politics someone who has "rizz" but will call someone who is apparently sexually charming is speech, mannerisms or physical appearance "someone with rizz". So I have to disagree. This may be a nitpick but if the one to start the term doesn't see it that way, he has to be disproven and that hasn't been the case as of yet. And other thing to note, if you look into their history, the words you gave as examples(gay, boner) can never be gibberish or made-up. "Rizz", unless proven to come from a previously used word with its own history, is a made-up word.

[@Excellsion]

@ibrahimihsan2090 Every word is made up when invented... Also, I didn't claim it was a term for professional settings or the like.

[@ibrahimihsan2090]

@@ExcellsionNo proper etymology has been found for the term so you saying that it's short for charisma is in my opinion, incorrect. Only if a proper etymology for the term is found and connected to the word "charisma" can I be made wrong. Then you say it doesn't matter because it has the same effect so it technically is a short for charisma. That I don't see as true even in informal settings. It is mainly used in reference to seduction and wooing. In this case, "charisma" can be synonymous to "rizz" but that doesn't make "rizz" a short form of charisma. Synonyms aren't the same as cognates. We are talking etymology here, not how one's use of the term can give it different meanings. If Kai Cenat who started it didn't use it as a short for charisma, doesn't matter if that's how you use it because he started it and if he didn't use it as a short for charisma, then as a word that he invented, it isn't short for charisma unless he lied about its etymology. You saying it is is you giving it a new meaning and a new way of using it. If you still don't see it that way, then fine. To each his own.

[@ShortyJordyB]

As a woman, I can confirm “rizz” is NOT a misogynistic slur. Edit: Good god bro I was just making a jokey comment

[@bcefkm]

It's an abbreviation of charisma (note the sound the -ris- makes in the word). This took me a couple months to figure out though.

[@guillermoelnino]

As a man I would like to make it one.

[@Ruby...X]

I'm also a woman but i just don't understand why people use it, it sounds cringe to me, like can we just say "flirt" like normal people 😭?...

[@ShortyJordyB]

@@Ruby...X agreed. I don’t judge them though. “Rizz” and “mewing” just seem.. weird to me.

[@mcfarofinha134]

@@ShortyJordyB ok, mewing as a word is straight doodoo. But rizz is ok imo.

[@randomparable]

I like community notes It's when nerds can look cool in a misinformation explosion.

[@Jungleali]

True unlike other platforms where they just get the nerd emoji as a reply lol

[@thedabmaster287]

​​@@Jungleali erm acshualy 👆🤓

[@dimitritaylor7950]

​@@thedabmaster287 Yeah like that

[@santiugarte3792]

FINALLY... NOW WE HAVE THE TRUE POWER

[@yousseftamer4943]

​@@thedabmaster287 Basically, yeah

[@Art.and.Hamsters]

1:07 Don’t let them be a parent 💀

[@EirwenVivantel]

It does have an impact sometimes, but most of the time (In my opinion.) If someone is going to be a bad person later in life, then it has nothing to do with their upbringing. They're just a bad person.

[@yourmother1432]

Fr 💀

[@Fruad_jo]

@@EirwenVivantelthat’s really incorrect. What your thinking of is mental illness from an early age not parenting. We gain ALOT of our behavior from our parents and childhood such as children being more likely to drink and smoke after seeing those commercial when they were kids or adults having pretty bad mental issues about eating like if a child food was constantly taken away for being bad then they may just stop eating for like a day because they feel like they did something terrible or when the very famous phrase Strict parents make sneaky children. This was shown during America prohibition in which basically everyone became a criminal

[@ProfessionalBugLover]

bro i’m a prime example of that

[@EirwenVivantel]

@Fruad_jo That is true, but it has nothing to do with how you treat other people as an adult really which is what I'm talking about. Once you are an adult, you're usually able to understand the difference between right and wrong. You have to take personal responsibility at some point in your life and hold yourself accountable for your own actions.

[@d1kgaws12]

8:04 I think I might know what this tweet is saying, and if I’m right, it’s disgusting. What I think it meant: “A man passes up on s3x” As said in the community notes, he was uncomfortable about it, so it wasn’t a free happy ending for him. Not all men are real life Gleen Quagmires. Why can’t society process that?

[@pierwiastekz2935]

Because the general trend in society is that being absolutely obsessed with sex is perfectly fine and normal thing. And it's being strongly reinforced by mass media and advertisements...

[@random_guy8908]

Oh, but if a man does it to a woman, they get arrested?

[@d1kgaws12]

@@pierwiastekz2935 In fact, for men, not being obsessed with s3x is basically shunned like if they were obsessed with s3x in the medieval ages.

[@TheLunarMan]

Preach

[@doodoo2065]

​@@pierwiastekz2935 Liking sex isnt bad. The issue is how society has these extremes applied to everybody depending on their gender. (And of course just binary gender) If a man isnt absolutely obsessed with every girl he sees on the streets he is a virgin (which is used as an insult towards men) If a girl ISNT a virgin and does in fact obsess with every boy she crosses on the streets, then she is a wh*re Those are the wonders of gender roles. Love to see it (not) This is why stuff such as feminism isnt gonna fix it. Its about sexism, it has always been about sexism. Imo the closest we have to a solution is postgenderism

[@adamhayes4691]

Elon Musk really got community noted. I never liked Twitter, and I still don’t, but this is a great feature

[@capadociaash8003]

Possibly the only good thing he’s done with the platform (besides getting rid of MAPS)

[@draw2death421]

​@@capadociaash8003 and the corrupt previous owners.

[@aninternetuser8102]

@@draw2death421 He is a corrupt owner as well.

[@Waylan23]

@@aninternetuser8102 That's true. Kind of hard not to have someone corrupt in a major position like that. It's part of the job requirements.

[@Player-pj9kt]

I think he secretly regrets it lol

[@o_s-24]

I don't use X (still feels weird typing that), but the community notes feature seems great. It's a good and cheap way to deal with misinformation

[@vervetwrydavigy3006]

except for the few times people use the feature to push their own beliefs, therefore creating even more misinformation.

[@joshuadoll9000]

Problem is community notes are literally just popularity votes so misinformation can actually be perpetuated worse just because it’s a popular opinion.

[@manender1020]

​@@joshuadoll9000that's a problem with all the fact checking

[@random_guy8908]

@@WonderlandWanderer404just call it the URL

[@random_guy8908]

Also, Elon stole the "X" website url thingh whatever the fuck

[@NoahL_axolotls]

Lions do live in jungles if you go by the original definition of jungle witch is an untamed land witch a savannah would fall under!

[@AidanWR]

The weird part, is that the biological definition of a jungle is the sparse outskirts of a rainforest or forests, but the layman definition is pretty much the same as a rainforest. Also, as an fyi, the correct spelling is which :)

[@quattuorvigintupletritrigi8357]

*Which A witch is a person with magical powers, especially evil ones, usually depicted as female.

[@unrenownedc]

​@@quattuorvigintupletritrigi8357youtube reply section turning into community notes rn

[@NoahL_axolotls]

@@quattuorvigintupletritrigi8357 thanks I’ve been a bit confused about how it’s spelled for a while!

[@Toast_94]

I wanted to say this too, you beat me to it. :3

[@AndreGustavo-yf9hn]

8:35 *Readers added context* This note is probably more misleading than the post itself. Marie Skłodowska-Curie, although born in Poland, lived most of her life in France. Not only that, but she also gained french citizenship (by marriage), so she *IS* a naturalized french citizen.

[@SuitedGhost]

i just thought of Napoleon ._.

[@RobinBankTheGoober]

​@@SuitedGhost there's nothing we can do

[@Number81ght]

I was gonna point this out too. I'll like yours instead to get more people to see it

[@elfytheenby]

Literally was searching for this comment 😂

[@CanisMythson]

I thought of Joan of Arc, and then Robespierre.

[@taintwasher3703]

The sad thing is a lot of times the community notes are wrong, good example is Madam Curie who was a naturalized French citizen and the community notes corrected the person saying she was French

[@anilo-8672]

maria was born in poland, she had polish parents, she spoke polish, she grew up and educated in poland (typo mb), she named one of her discoveries polonium after her homeland just because she had legal citizenship and a french husband doesnt erase the fact she was polish sincerely stop erasing history and important figures from poland's history and assigning these accomplishments to different countries.

[@TheDendran]

My Note: "Rizz" is a newfound abbreviation of the word "charisma" which is the nomination of _power someone has though means of [charm, grace] or other similar character traits on others_

[@Waylan23]

According to the word inventor it isn't an abbreviation of charisma. His opinion doesn't matter though because language doesn't work that way.

[@ryanjensen1945]

Fun fact, historically 'charisma' referred to manifestations of divine power; the crossover was likely driven by 'charismatic preachers' who claimed or appeared to have such power and also displayed exceptional force of personality.

[@cardinalhamneggs5253]

06:10 Yes, those are pomegranates. And “pomegranate” is literally French for “apple of seeds”.

[@CullenRTerry]

Readers added context: Nuh-uh!

[@AndromedaStar__]

*Readers added context* Pretty sure pomegranate or well, “pomme-grenade” also means “hand-grenade” and so it was called like that due to this fact but I’m afraid it’s not “Apple of seeds” and the Wikipedia article you just read is probably wrong. (The comment was edited cuz I did correct research on it)

[@ryanjensen1945]

The fact that a fruit's name is derived from the French word for apple does not, in fact, make that fruit an apple. The French (like the Romans before them) tended to use 'apple' whenever they needed a name for a new fruit.

[@Javalar]

"pomegranate" is not French for "apple of seeds". It is a distortion of "pomme-grenade" (which is ironically "apple pomagranate"), which is a common name used for the fruit also simply known as "grenade", which is the fruit of the "grenadier". Considering potatoes are "ground apples" in French, it also would also mean that, according to your logic, if the photo had shown a bunch of rolling potatoes it would have been valid.

[@Thalasseven]

as a french person, no it's not. Apple of seeds would be Pomme de Grain.

[@Void622_]

5:12 lmao theyre just going back and forth

[@Lazare7782]

2:36 DID not expect to see FSOAS in this video 💀

[@BanermanArthropide]

Lmao yeah

[@murdermonarchmassivecardiac]

Same man

[@Brick_Boi_]

This taught me that people will make up the most random unbelievable things just for clicks

[@Mark73]

Rizz is literally just an abbreviation of the word "charisma".

[@Galaxychad]

5:12 that persn and community notes got into a "nuh uh" and "yuh huh" kind of argument

[@TitusRedwind]

Name a famous French person? Napoleon. I didn't need to think for more then 3 seconds. Some people really out here exposing their lack of historical knowledge.

[@iloveplasticbottles]

"A 3 year old boy being trained as a chimney sweep in 1800s, I bet he didn't have lactose intolerance" I bet he didn't grow up at all

[@TheLunarMan]

Fuck lactose intolerance, all my homies getting black lung.

[@Mark73]

How the hell is it being a predator for a 28 year old to date a 25 year old?

[@noahmurray5144]

This video has just informed me how many people are misinformed everywhere

[@uncheckable_vibe6891]

2:28 this sounds like something the onion would say

[@jennifern1453]

can you imagine having so little charisma that you feel Rizz is a slur

[@Quartz512_]

I believe this is what they call "negative rizz💀"

[@Chiller07]

Community notes is the best thing after the birth if JC

[@Hellscaped]

well thats a low start

[@UndecidedASMR]

who's jc?

[@jerryblades5022]

@@UndecidedASMRJohn cenfufjrdmf

[@MediHusky]

@@UndecidedASMR JC Denton. His vision is augmented.

[@UndecidedASMR]

@@MediHusky ohhhh

[@shakazar1815]

Vaazkl a day keeps the depression away

[@CullenRTerry]

You okay man?

[@shakazar1815]

@@CullenRTerry could be better, but i’m alright thank you

[@progect3548]

4:57 don’t be racist, i am a building

[@bhuggins6059]

MORE COMMUNITY NOTES YEEEAAAAAAA

[@pjesmile]

5:18 xkcd has a really funny comic about this, actually. Well, it's more about dating pools and what not, but he has in there what he calls the "standard creepiness rule: don't date under ((your age/2)+7)" . So for someone 28, the creepy factor is under 21. However, if both people are sober and consenting adults, then it's your life to live, date whoever you want.

[@pjesmile]

This also means that our good friend Leo is a questionable character for only dating under 25 when he's 49 😅

[@kevinjacob2652]

ah yes the learnado de caprio moment @@pjesmile

[@Skoopyghost]

I am turning 29 this. I feel like a boomer when I speak to 22 year olds. I can see how you can abuse the situation if you are the person. Even if it is legal so to speak.

[@random_guy8908]

So a 18 year old can date a 11 year old?

[@pjesmile]

@@random_guy8908 what? No. 18/2=9 and 9+7 is 16. Where did you get 11 from? Besides, it's not a hard and fast rule, just a general observation on a funny comic

[@Jake76667]

community notes is literally the only good thing elon added to twitter

[@natebowman7593]

Elon did not add community notes, they existed long before he purchased twitter, as an attempt to ebb the tide of 'disinformation'. He merely improved it by keeping community notes independent, to avoid political bias.

[@somewhatfunnyguyy]

“Community notes was first launched under former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey in 2021 as a way to debunk misleading tweets.” - Forbes. Elon did not add community notes. Edit: title of Forbes article “Musk: X Users Won’t Make Money Off Corrected Tweets”

[@Unikay]

Thanks for the info kind stranger! @@somewhatfunnyguyy

[@Number81ght]

Bro got community noted on fucking youtube

[@krasistefanovlol]

@@somewhatfunnyguyy community notes on youtube⁉⁉⁉

[@Karagianis]

0:40 Tangerines are a type of MANDARIN ORANGE!

[@rustyjones7908]

So is ur mum

[@Boxygirl96]

10:52 looks like you also need a community note cuz that clearly says 2012 not 2015 in the community note XD Good video as always, just gave me a bit of an extra giggle here

[@rzar4971]

The community notes feel like a hero trying to prevent children from believing misinformation

[@CrackHeadGaming1029]

2:35 Holy shit Bad Weapon Academy man

[@togeluga_the_cat]

had the same reaction

[@iSimply_]

i like to imagine the community notes people as tired office workers who every time they have to add context, sigh and type it while monotonously saying it out loud

[@Rock_yeah]

Community notes gotta be the one of the best ideias to confront misinformation

[@AstroEli133]

8:44 She was born and raised in Poland, but spent most of her adulthood in France.

[@d1kgaws12]

Maybe that’s why Marie Curie was answered

[@KronosCuteTiger]

11:28 The word "Jungle" has several different meanings including "A place of danger or ruthless competition for survival." In the Hindi language, the word for jungle means “not an inhabited place”, emphasizing “emptiness”. This meaning can apply to forests, wilderness, or any part of the world without human civilization or habitation. Jungles in India refer to steppe (grassland) or desert areas. Therefore, a lion may be called “king of the jungle” due to its powerful leadership and dominance in an open and uninhabited area.

[@Unikay]

Cool!

[@Quartz512_]

Get reverse 🤓-d. The phrase "king of the jungle" typically refers to a rainforest.

[@random_guy8908]

1:12 i can confirm, as the son of a abusive drug addict father, i turned out terrible PTSD and so on.

[@megapugman8698]

i like how the people on twitter made on good decision, and said made so much content

[@BlueJay-ip5yk]

gotta love the back and forth "it is" "it is not" war against the 'readers added context'.

[@yesyes2736]

at this point community notes might rival 4chan in power.

[@victoralexandervinkenes9193]

They should get community notes, too 🫠

[@yesyes2736]

@@victoralexandervinkenes9193 NAH

[@Puddingskin01]

@@yesyes2736 They should hire 4chan to make the community notes.

[@victoralexandervinkenes9193]

@@Puddingskin01 There is a reason why I said that 4chan would need community notes

[@greninjastorm6734]

I came across a few posts of Community Notes demolishing the Evony ads, and I love it

[@random_guy8908]

What do they say

[@karenanthony6140]

All social media should have community notes

[@alvarovalle-inclan7049]

Community notes are the single best thing that has ever happened in the history of social media.

[@TheDanishGuyReviews]

10:43 I think that Community Note gave the poster EMOTIONAL DAMAGE.

[@RubyIsntReal7]

The giggly bears will get you. Be careful, they are hungry tonight.

[@beeman9229]

i will watch my back for those pricks, thank ye for the advice

[@theresivy]

rubbing salt on the wound is linking to the wikipedia page for tangerines

[@Funnysoundboardguy]

I love how the notes are never crude. The lack of any form of insult makes it way more insulting

[@NarutorsAssassin]

The Marie Curie community note is partially wrong. She's both polish and french - the first by birth, the second by marriage.

[@berserkasaurusrex4233]

6:22 Ironically it is the Community Notes that are misleading. Musk's family, while worth about $100 million by the time he left for college, didn't really give him any significant money when he was in college (or afterwards). Most of the family money was controlled by his father, who he had a falling out with by that point. He did in fact work two jobs, at a lumber yard and farm, just as the post says.

[@no-legjohnny3691]

If I remember correctly, Elon said on one of the Joe Rogan podcasts that he had zero inheritance from his father because his dad was a chronic gambler and had lost it all betting or something like that. So when he came over, the only cash he had was a couple thousand from Canadian immigrant funds.

[@Zwijger]

Good to know the notes are not inffallable, despite overall being a good concept and generally helpful. Also good for Musk, I think he is a twat but at least he is a self made twat.

[@PottedSprout]

So, Community Notes became the very thing they swore to destroy?

[@Daily_short_machine]

we need community notes everywhere

[@kristianvasnik1678]

Bro some of these got me rollin' best feature ever, and i barely even use X anyways 🤣 but i love seeing the comunity notes, i hope they stay pure like this holy crap

[@jacobcox4565]

8:35 I can name 3 famous French people without Google. Napoleon Bonaparte, Joan of Arc, and Marie Antoinette.

[@Ramsey276one]

Marcel Marceau?

[@morganlemillekolle]

joan of arc ??? as a french, i am offended by the fact you mispelled Jeanne d'Arc that much

[@jacobcox4565]

@@morganlemillekolle If you want to blame anything, blame the American education system. I was taught that her name was Joan of Arc since grade school.

[@michaellatner975]

Honestly i can only name napoleon and that's cause of "History Oversimplified" of the Napoleonic wars, very cool shit he did being young at the time

[@jacobcox4565]

@@michaellatner975 Jeanne d'Arc was also really cool, she fought on the front lines of many battles during the Hundred Years War.

[@VaazkLShorts]

SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE VIDEOS! DROP SOME IDEAS!

[@OhioButtShakerGyattMachine9000]

CAN YOU STOP??

[@zanewalkley1912]

How you gonna not get many likes considering you’re literally the goats of memes

[@Glasseater-je6vx]

Rodent memes maybe? Love ur vids btw.

[@Very-fancy-man]

Gravity falls memes

[@Malarkey59]

Baseball or sports memes please.

[@ProtoManiac2283]

Marie Curie wasn't French apparently. She was born in Poland and only moved to France when she was 24.

[@Creative_YT]

10:52 bro cannot read

[@CZF.11]

Tbh i dont think he puts effort in his videos. He usually says the wrong words. And sometimes he glosses over important stuff just saying "blah blah blah". And... just hear his voice

[@nekimi__]

Twitter getting fact checked by Twitter is just the funniest

[@RWSfan2024]

How is Rizz a slur?

[@stanoslinga.]

i like how he reads the tweet and the community note in different voices.

[@scotandiamapping4549]

To clarify on Marie Curie, she moved to France and gained citizenship there, but she was born Polish

[@Some_guy_who_exsists]

You can't trust everything on the internet

[@Art.and.Hamsters]

These are lawful evil 😭💀

[@ProfessionalBugLover]

more like chaotic good

[@Art.and.Hamsters]

@@ProfessionalBugLover Whenever I say something is lawful evil, peoples will say “no it’s chaotic good”, but when I say something is chaotic good, then people say it’s lawful evil. I can’t win.

[@szczeniakduzy47]

Why not lawful neutral?

[@iamfish9223]

Lmao, community notes are so savage XD

[@adamkirkpatrick7681]

The funny part about the first one is the poster had a back-and-forth with the community notes

[@sweetsweetkhajoor]

5:31 twitch never uses this TOS when dealing with female streamers

[@LizpG]

You know your social life has been ruined when you got immortalized in a community post video 💀

[@random_guy8908]

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[@random_guy8908]

🗣️🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️😨🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@AttackHelicopter64]

0:05 unless there is a MAN nearby in that case, approach a bear, it's safer

[@thomasmurrell9832]

1:28 That is both funny and terrifying. I can't believe I'm now about to go looking up who this common ancestor was for chickens and t-rexes

[@FAT-PIG3ON]

2:09 That’s just messed up If your wondering what lupus is It basically means your more fragile the reason I know is cause my brothers friend has it

[@kennethmoses4900]

11:27 “Jungle” is a word derived from Sanskrit, and roughly translates to “uninhabited place”, specifically referring to certain areas in Northern India. The British used the term to refer to places like the Savanna. So the Lion is in-fact King of the Jungle, so long as the Jungle in question is the Savanna.

[@voidbite]

You're using an old definition, those don't really count anymore unless it's specifically meant to be old English. Reworded reply: I expect, based on a couple google searched, that you're using an old definition. I don't think those really count anymore unless it's specifically meant to be an older form of the English language.

[@kennethmoses4900]

@@voidbite “King of the Jungle”, as well as the word “Jungle” were terms created with modern English (English from the late 16th century onwards). The meaning of “Jungle” has changed over time, but the word itself is still from modern English.

[@voidbite]

@@kennethmoses4900 Sorry, I meant it as in 1950-2024 English. It seems old English is approximately before 1100, that's my mistake. I meant the definition, not the word. (I'll also reword my old reply a bit.)

[@TheLunarMan]

3:45 you would absolutely destroy your hand if you punched someone with that.

[@Frostborne2778]

“Rizz” is an abbreviation of “Charisma”

[@jackbean8013]

Marie Curie was french (naturalized through her wedding to fellow scientist and Nobel prize winner Pierre Curie). And also studied and graduated in Paris Edit : someone can have more than one nationality

[@jcfalsebutactual]

Still born in Poland.

[@jackbean8013]

@@jcfalsebutactual sure. Still, also french :)

[@jcfalsebutactual]

​@@jackbean8013 I'm not saying she isn't french, I'm just saying she was born in Poland. But she had citizenship in France.

[@jackbean8013]

@@jcfalsebutactual and i wasn't saying you said that. But at the same time, I have never said she wasn't born in Poland ?

[@jcfalsebutactual]

@@jackbean8013 Yeah this is a good point. Ah well, have a splendid day!

[@azzlecorsaire]

12:45 as a French, I can say that you prononced the name quite well. Though the "th" is not prononced "z" but "t".

[@isavenewspapers8890]

That was not a "z" sound.

[@jacksonfogo2]

10:53 bro you had one job

[@SnafuOrganization]

God bless Community Notes

[@Chickeninpot]

6:40 is she saying sweeping chimneys at 3 stops you from getting social anxiety and lactose intolerance?

[@_RTD]

Hey its FishStick!!! 2:42

[@ahandgrenade3640]

it's a very delicate state of mind.

[@ryanthoms]

4:52 actually crazy that the box art is as similar as it is to the 3D render

[@qedsoku849]

The about 5 word obvious facts that just leave it to the reader to figure out what's obviously wrong with the post are the best.

[@jeremylandry858]

9:30 She didn't say he went to college, just that she dated him while she was in college. EDIT: Accidentally typed "while he was in college".

[@MockImagesReal]

You literally just contradicted urself

[@jeremylandry858]

@@MockImagesReal That was a typo. I was on my phone. Fixing.

[@MockImagesReal]

@@jeremylandry858 i didnt mean to come off as rude sorry

[@jeremylandry858]

@@MockImagesReal You didn't, lol. I made a genuine error and you called me out on it. No harm, no foul. And the issue with the comment is now fixed so it doesn't look like I'm a complete moron.

[@Over0w0MeAmTheHotel]

Even if rizz isn’t a slur, it’s still a cringe alternative word for charisma.

[@lobsters12111]

Didn't even realize that's what it came from lol

[@infinitex1724]

This comment seems to imply it is.

[@sfchuck]

well clearly you have no RIZZ

[@Over0w0MeAmTheHotel]

@@sfchuck gen alpha kid detected

[@burgertime4994]

@@Over0w0MeAmTheHotel no rizz at all

[@Smicc]

14:18 it is possible if they collected the card within the 260 seconds then waited 472 days as the card can't expire once you collect it

[@SweetBreezin]

“Queen Elizabeth cannot be rebooted, as reboot cards expire after 260 seconds.” dawg wth 😭

[@_burningshadow_8010]

1:28 the stupid thing here is, not only does Evolution not directly contradict most religions. The worst part by far is *that too many people do actually believe that* like a lot of people don't understand evolution at all. Whether they are Atheist or not. People who actually understand evolution wouldn't say that humans were once monkeys or heck even if they are slightly less dumb "apes" . Yet there's way too many people who actually say shit like that. Even having DNA in common doesn't mean much, you also have 70% (actually 40% but you get the point) DNA in common with a Banana that *does not mean humans were once bananas*

[@williambarnes5023]

Humans not only were once monkeys, we still are monkeys today. The catarrhines are the down-nosed monkeys, which are monkeys whose noses point down like yours instead of forwards like a dog's. All humans are apes, all apes are catharrines, and all catharrines are monkeys. But we weren't once rhesus macaques or chimpanzees. Those are their own monkey.

[@williambarnes5023]

@@rushningapixel1965The 70% of DNA that humans share with bananas is all about HOW TO BE MADE OF CELLS WITH A NUCLEUS. We share it with all other multicellular life. Humans are monkeys. We didn't just evolve from them, we still are them today. Human is a kind of ape, and ape is a kind of monkey. The type of monkey you are is a cattarhine, which means your nostrils points down instead of forwards like a dog.

[@_burningshadow_8010]

@@rushningapixel1965 no I think it's 40% but that's still a ridicilous amount considering it's a fruit/plant and not even an animal. Pretty much all things have DNA in common, so it's not nessacerily the most reliable tool to figure things out, you can of course determine "how similair" something is to something else but even proofing two things have a common ancestor is difficult unless you have proof of that common ancestor and the steps both things took to "evolve/devolve/change" to get to the place where they are now.

[@isavenewspapers8890]

Humans are part of the Hominidae family, thus classifying them as apes.

[@_burningshadow_8010]

@@isavenewspapers8890 Yes which was classified by humans. Also that doesn't mean that much, we're also Mammals, so? Besides you know how many times we've gotten stuff wrong and then when the whole world already believed it as fact scientists be like: "oopsie". You shouldn't take it as fact but more as "current workable theory" or something like that. (although the family classification is "fine" because it doesn't nessacerily mean much although we've classified things wrong before) For example the assumption that our ancient ancestors were dumber/less intelligent than us has been proven wrong as well despite that assumption having been around for so long it's going to take ages for people to "catch up" with science. Besides the easy "confusion" is that we call apes "apes" but also the family "apes". Which confuses a lot of people because they won't think of it as "genetic family apes" they will think "actual" apes. Which despite being part of the same Family humans have never been those kind of "Apes" they certainly aren't part of the same Branch and even the common ancestor hasn't really been proven and multiple has been prove "falsly" by a skull that ended up just being from one of the branches and not from a common ancestor. (as far as we know these branches have been separate for an unknown amount of time) It's be like if we called the Canidae family "dogs." it's not nessacerily "wrong" but it's obvious how it can cause confusion if a Wolf is "Dog." You'd be using the same word for 2 different things which we are very much doing with "apes" heck the word "monkey" *doesn't even exist in my language* So Monkeys are also just referred to as Apes. As a matter of fact it's kind of the reverse problem because we refer to "Gorrila's, Chimpanzees, Urangatangs etc." as "Human-apes" it's a bit better imo, but the best solution is a separate word at least for the order name we just use "primate"

[@cheezman]

X users have a lot of balls to community note Elon Musk himself lmao

[@Zwijger]

Damn these actually give me a little faith in humanity.

[@rufisesstupidlife5369]

YOU ARE GOATED

[@OhioButtShakerGyattMachine9000]

DON'T HARASS MY STRONG COUNTRY AGAIN!!!

[@asillylildude]

?

[@marialowe9251]

whay

[@Art.and.Hamsters]

?

[@darthplagueis13]

What's your actual problem, dude? You seem to be on this weird turkish nationalism trip in the comments here, even though nothing in this video is about Turkey or any other part of south-eastern europe or western asia.

[@Thatartkid527]

I liked my own comment

[@zanewalkley1912]

You want a cookie

[@Thatartkid527]

@@zanewalkley1912 yes :3

[@Sam-mb5zf]

It’s so satisfying seeing someone completely lie and getting caught by community notes, especially when the liar tries to construe the truth so people can get on their side.

[@qwertyman506]

Person: This thing is adjective! Community notes: The thing was, in fact, NOT adjective

[@OhioButtShakerGyattMachine9000]

TURKEY WILL ALWAYS BE STRONG

[@gueorguijoukov9379]

True, btw the armenian genocide is real

[@OhioButtShakerGyattMachine9000]

@@gueorguijoukov9379 no

[@OhioButtShakerGyattMachine9000]

@@gueorguijoukov9379 you are very weird

[@matheusexpedito4577]

No

[@Yubfan69420]

@@gueorguijoukov9379we didn’t even kill those Armenians.

[@gamerstheater1187]

"This is a bus" dies from peak humor

[@lukttk]

this was probably the best update on twitter since its creation

[@bruhchannel1216]

"it was my skin 😭" "you were fully naked 🗿"