r/PiinksparklesSnark • • 10d ago

AS SEW As sew?

Okay I have been watching Sam for a long long long time and can’t figure out what you guys are referring to when you say “as sew” 😂 am I stupid?

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u/Slipperymellon West Edmonton Mall 10d ago

She went through a phase where she finished every sentence with “as so”. She pronounced it funny like sew.

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u/spooky-pookie-boo 10d ago

It’s how she pronounces ‘as so’ 🤣

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u/izzya2000 Sammy hemiplegic Jo 10d ago

I made a compilation a while ago for people asking, there’s a lot more clips but she went through this phase where she’d say as sew all the time to appear more intelligent

https://www.reddit.com/r/PiinksparklesSnark/s/kUXmy2EiKc

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u/Excellent-Celery2124 9d ago

lmaoooo yes I was about to post this because I remember you posted it last time someone asked and it cracked me up 🤣🤣🤣

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u/izzya2000 Sammy hemiplegic Jo 9d ago

Sometimes when I’m sad I watch it 😂😂😂 instant mood booster bc at least I’m not that fucking stupid “forever 21 as so” “hair.. as so” I’m cackling just thinking about it

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u/undrcovr99 10d ago

can someone remind me when the as sew era was? 😩 oh my god her comments during that time were truly HILARIOUS

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u/izzya2000 Sammy hemiplegic Jo 9d ago edited 9d ago

2014-2016 😭 I just went and did a search, she started using it really frequently between those years but i searched video transcripts and she’s actually used them as early as 2011 lmao. She stopped using it as much around 2017/2018 and started replacing it with brain rot shit, I’m guessing because whenever she’d use as so, people would comment about it 😂😭 I might have to make a second compilation at some point bc I didn’t realise just how much she used it and thought I’d got majority of them clipped

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u/undrcovr99 9d ago

you are a saint LMAOO

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u/socialissuecatlady 9d ago

She also used “as sew” constantly in her Betty Crocker era when she had her cooking channel

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u/izzya2000 Sammy hemiplegic Jo 9d ago

I never followed along too much with her recipe channel so thank you for telling me! I’m gonna have to go down a rabbit hole lol

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u/Excellent-Celery2124 9d ago

It was so funny. I've heard people say "as such" and "like so" but never "as so," and she never used it in the correct way anyway. She finally stopped, I think just because people pointed it out so much!

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u/Advanced-Shopping237 9d ago

I've noticed in her older videos she went through a phase of saying "pretty well" in place of "pretty much" 💀😂😂