@joss1578
I laughed when he said he would include subtitles in standard english, until I realized I needed it😂
@zeitgeistzest797
The reactions, from "oh this is cringe" to laughing hard and then actually listening to the message, are just awesome.
@ccatharsis
“keep cooking, stay goated, never be mid and fr study hard and go rizz up that knowledge” such emotional words
@markyfrencho
High school teacher here. I did not need the subtitles.
@Ringowasprettygood
I love the entirely realistic spread of kids totally enjoying it and completely fucking hating the whole thing lmao
@kozermax
I like how the crowd eventually stopped laughing at every phrase and did actually "lock in" and listened to the rest of the speech fairly intently. That is to say, huge W for Xiaoma because the speech definitely passed the vibe check.
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- “You want kids to come into your class and get excited for this? You gotta come in here and make them excited. You want a kid to change and start doing better? You gotta touch his freaking heart”.
@geckopecko
9:46 "that thing is straight up ohio coded" that's a crazy thing to say while in the ohio state university lmfaoo
@icybluellama7616
4:07 never thought i’d ever hear “type shit” come out of this man’s mouth
@topisantakivi1512
We appreciate your efforts to preserve these rare languages.
@kevinlanzaderas8464
Some might think this is funny but this is actually eye opening for future grammar standards. This is evolution of grammar.
@kainuipenaloza9395
It's actually a great speech which is what makes it SO MUCH better. He's not just including nonsense, he's literally discussing complex topics of linguistics just using as much Gen Alpha Slang as possible. There's maybe 2 or 3 bits that don't fit the way he thinks, but he nailed most of it so well.
@Cujohhh
"chat lets lock in"
@wolfgangrecordings
yep, the spectrum of reactions in the crowd does it for me. people losing it right next to a row of dudes not reacting at all. i knew both ends while i was in high school, brings back memories
@vpattt1619
“You’re legit patching the English DLC with fresh updates” 🤣🤣 4:38
@georgeloyal2051
As a native speaker of the language, it's impressive how quick he got to being fairly fluent. Of course, there are some grammatical and some vocab errors, but that's expected when you're learning a new dialect.
@vsauce5614
Imagine an ASL interpreter signing his speech to deaf students
@AZALI00013
okay but jokes aside the content of the speech is so good and the medium proves the point so well too oh my god
@Melodicluis
No cap. He's the goat for that speech. The way he rizz the audience 😂
@haisler4541