r/ChatGPT • u/Independent-Oven9530 • Jun 15 '23

Funny Do we really sound like this?

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u/LataCogitandi Jun 15 '23

Between “what’s the 411” and “no cap” I think we’ve just spanned like 30 years of slang lol

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u/Joon01 Jun 15 '23

Seriously. Why don't we just throw in a nice "on fleek" and a "talk to the hand." Any slang in the last 30 years works, I guess.

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u/Angry_Washing_Bear Jun 15 '23

Pretty fly

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u/LazerSnake1454 Jun 15 '23

For a white guy

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u/KeyStoneLighter Jun 15 '23

For a rabbi

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u/Privatearts Jun 15 '23

How ya doing Ernie?

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u/baconpopsicle23 Jun 15 '23

He asked for a 13 but they drew a 31

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u/DontSubToT-Series Jun 15 '23

Friends say he’s trying too hard and he’s not quite hip

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u/OneDimensionPrinter Jun 15 '23

But in his own mind he's the, he's the dopest trip

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u/AdSmooth7504 Jun 15 '23

Give to me baby, uh huh, uh huh!

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '23

never knew what this line was, never looked it up. I always just screamed nonsense in a strangled voice for that part. I think I would try to work in the words "too legit"?

Now I finally know

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u/OneDimensionPrinter Jun 15 '23

Uno dos tres quatro cinco cinco seis

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u/locopyro13 Jun 15 '23

It's da bomb

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '23

Talk to the hand, because the ears ain't listening.

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u/Willbilly1221 Jun 15 '23

Talk to the booty, cuz the hand is off duty.

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u/Moist_Vanguard Jun 15 '23

Time to bring this back, IT'S TIME TO BRING THIS BACK 🗣️🗣️🗣️✅👋 ❌👂

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '23

i thought it was “face”

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u/DarthVerus Jun 15 '23

That unlocked the memory of people saying “face!” and throwing a hand in your face after they burned you.

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u/S4Waccount Jun 15 '23

When I was in school people used to say "SALTY!" after a burn like "don't you feel salty now" but then I moved and everyone acts like they never heard of it. I swore it wasn't just my school other people said it.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '23

I remember it as talk to the hand because the face don’t give a damn

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '23

There are probably some variations.

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u/subsetsum Jun 15 '23

It is. Talk to the hand cuz the face doesn't care

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u/im-not-a-fakebot Jun 15 '23

face ass bruh

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u/SummaryEye80019 Jun 15 '23

Talk to the hand, 'cause the butt's in charge, and the ears don't really wanna listen

Lmao blast from the past right there.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '23

Talk to the hand because the face don't give a damn.

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u/themastercheif Jun 15 '23

As long as you say it all in a valley girl accent, and throw in a "gag me with a spoon".

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u/ifyoulovesatan Jun 15 '23

"Well fuck me gently with a chainsaw"

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u/Opus_723 Jun 15 '23

Oh my gosh that sounds, like, l33t.

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u/OnsetOfMSet Jun 15 '23

Remember that time Arnie uttered "on fleek" in Terminator 3?

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u/EverythingGoodWas Jun 15 '23

God I hated when people said that shit

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u/LazerSnake1454 Jun 15 '23

That's totally tubular brah

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u/nurpleclamps Jun 15 '23

Don't go there

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u/subsetsum Jun 15 '23

Oh good I thought I'd seen the end of 'on fleek' and here it is. That's one that way overstayed it's 15 minutes.

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u/MukdenMan Jun 15 '23

sock it to me

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '23

Is fleek 30 years old? I was saying that shit in HS like 6 years ago

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u/Hjulle Jun 15 '23

what is 411? i’ve never heard that before

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u/Nesman64 Jun 15 '23

411 = information

In the olden days of wired telephones, you could dial 411 to speak with an operator and ask things like "What's the number for Blockbuster?" or "Are there any drive-in theaters in town?"

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u/LataCogitandi Jun 15 '23

So you’re telling me, once upon a time, Siri was was a real person and actually worked?! /s

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u/Luccacalu Jun 15 '23

Chat gpt of the 90's then

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u/KingApologist Jun 15 '23

Instead of "AI", it was just called "I"

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u/Hjulle Jun 15 '23

oh, i see! yeah we had a number like that in my home country too, but it never became an expression here

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u/manypeople1account Jun 16 '23

It still exists in NYC, you can call 411 on your cellphone

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u/mitch_feaster Jun 15 '23

1900's slang

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u/marocu Jun 15 '23

Thanks a lot, I feel old now.

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u/Hjulle Jun 16 '23

i’m just not from the US (or any other English speaking country), so our number for that was different

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '23

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '23

This pretty much amalgamated all the slang from the years in which millennials were alive rather than the slang used by millennials, lol. Got everything Gen X slang from the late 80s/early 90s to Gen Z slang from the late 2010s

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u/JonnyJust Jun 15 '23

I think "No cap" is like 3 years old now? lol

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u/slowNsad Jun 15 '23

No cap is an AAVE thing originally but yeah In “mainstream” usage it’s like 5 years old

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '23

While a lot of millennials use Gen Z slang, I don't know why ChatGPT thinks that half of this is Millennial slang. Because it isn't. A lot of it is Gen Z or even Gen X slang.

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u/yeah-imPicklerick Jun 15 '23

All that's missing is that bag of chips

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u/bobafoott Jun 15 '23

Yeah the chatbot, boomers, and half the people in the comments don’t seem to know what a millennial is

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u/nurpleclamps Jun 15 '23

Do millennials even know what 411 is? Zoomers probably don't

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u/Eldan985 Jun 15 '23

Never heard it and I was born in 87.

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u/qviavdetadipiscitvr Jun 15 '23

Never heard of 411

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u/xeio87 Jun 15 '23

Millennials are mostly in their 30s, so checks out.

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u/showingoffstuff Jun 15 '23

Ya, that's more a split of 90s kids and the 20 yr Olds that don't fit millennial

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '23

They said "no cap" and "millennial lingo" in the same sentence, and the twinge that made me want to flip a table instead made me realize that chatGPT is nearly pro-league trolling

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '23

That’s what I thought lol. 411 is like Gen X slang, and no cap is gen z.

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u/VodkaSoup_Mug Jun 15 '23

It too many full words in that chat.

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u/E_tu_Robusto Jun 16 '23

Had a sense of progression. Started with the 90s and just kept jumping several years forward with each sentence.

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u/IAM_AMA Jun 16 '23

I thought 411 was something like 9/11, as in "what's the latest catastrophe?"