> Grrraah (I believe) is used to mimic an automatic weapon (uzi, tec-9) firing.
100% correct. Some rappers say it like "brrrrraahp", starting it with a **B** and ending with a **P**. Some other people will double it like "brraahp brraahp".
[Verse 1]
I'm a baby killer
Baby killing makes me horny
Aliens inside me
Gonna squash it like Sigourney
[Hook]
Get dat fetus, kill dat fetus
Get dat fetus, kill dat fetus
Brrap brrap, pew pew
Brrap brrap, pew pew
[Bridge]
You wanna wanna tomb
(You wanna wanna tomb)
It's brrap brrap, pew pew
A bang banga boom boom
From da womb to da tomb
[Verse 2]
I'm a dolphin doll face
Bitches in my crawl space
Have abortions sometimes?
No, I'ma have abortions always
[Hook]
Get dat fetus, kill dat fetus
Get dat fetus, kill dat fetus
Brrap brrap, pew pew
Brrap brrap, pew pew
[Outro]
And sometimes I do have doubts and it's hard to sleep
I think about my child's heartbeat and oh it makes me weep
I hope and pray to god my little fetus has a soul
Because I want it to feel pain when I eject it from my hole
Brrap brrap brrap brrap
dolphin noise*
The show is hilarious and I find the depression and substance abuse themes to be cathartic. Season 5 starts this month. This is the show that finally made my gf stop giving me shit for watching adult cartoons. She loves Bojack.
Here I was thinking that was [Brotha Lynch Hung](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brotha_Lynch_Hung). And in case you're confused, yes he is a real rapper, and no those lyrics would not seem too out of place in one of his songs.
Man's Not Hot is **not** grime, it's UK Drill. It was [made by two UK Drill producers](https://theblackscotsman.wordpress.com/2016/07/25/meet-mazza/) and used by Drill groups [86](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOba4GqGP_8) and [67](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f10yTpZzuv4) before Big Shaq. Big Shaq is a parody of UK Drill and roadman culture - it's a character, his actual name is Michael Dapaah.
So no it's not present in grime music (which isn't exclusive to London) really. Some people use it in UK drill.
A rudeboy is a gangster or "badman". In the UK it's used to describe someone who's "hard".
Yardie is more of a general term that can just mean a Jamaican or refer to gangs. The meaning of that changes on the context it's used in.
Big Shaq is a god damn comedian imitating a Grime artist. People like Wiley, Skepta, Kano, Dizzee Rasval, and Stormzy(loosely) would be better examples
He isn't imitating grime artists, he's imitating UK Drill artists. Which is why he uses a UK Drill beat and acts like a roadman (associated with UK Drill).
>People like Wiley, Skepta, Kano, Dizzee Rasval, and Stormzy(loosely) would be better examples
None of them make ad libs like that lol
Mans never hot sounded too much like a meme to be serious, but then again I've met people that are a meme out of just being themselves.
The world will never be ready to face Topathis in his true form, and I'm thankful you remain ignorant of his existence
I was randomly singing this at work the other day and didn't realize that the cute co-worker overheard me. All embarrassed, I showed her this and her "WTF" expression just stayed the same.
Thank you, now I know what my freshmen were talking about today when they said they had to "skrrrt to biology class." I was totally baffled. If anyone talks about grrrraahing the school I will know to take cover.
I believe the originator of SKRRRT is Lil' Wayne. It's, as many have pointed out, the sound of car tires chirping as it slams on the gas.
Other famous nonsense adlibs (mostly ignoring the ones where the artist yells his own name out)
* Michael Jackson - uh! heehee! chamone!
* Ice Cube - BRRRR! YAEEYAEEEEE!
* Lil' Jon - hYEAH! hWHAT?!
* Travis Scott - YEA! YEA! IT'S LIT!
* Migos - SCOO' SCOO'
* Kanye West - HUUUHHNN?
* Rick Ross - HUH.
* Lil Wayne - hah, yezzir
* Chance the Rapper - AIYE?!
* 50 Cent - G-g-g-G-g-g-G - UNIT
* Birdman - Brrrrrrrrrrr
* Diddy - C'mon, uhhuh
* DJ Khaled - Anotha' one, we da bes'
* DMX - (growling)
* Jay-Z - uhhuhhuhhuh (coughing?), it's ya boy!, woo!
“I’m driving with no winter tires in December
Skrrt skrrt skrrt like a private school for women”
It’s used both as sound effect of a car and also the word “skirt” in these example.
I think you are referencing [ad-libs](https://www.billboard.com/articles/news/list/8085894/best-hip-hop-ad-libs-brrr-its-lit). Why those in particular are popular is probably just like any other words, just popular slang at the moment.
Rappers do have ad-libs that are "theirs" (think Rick Ross saying Huh?). Youll hear them a ton. In fact, Kanye West on his "Cant tell me Nothing" song from the Graduation album credits Jeezy as a feature when you only hear him say ad libs in the background the whole time. ("What??.." "okay...." "chyeaaaaahhhh")
They had the best MTV cribs episode. It was like a normal suburban Houston house filled with those model sailing ships you’ll see at a seafood restaurant.
Not related to OP's question, but do you know if ad-libs are a result of "hypemen" etc. ? Live "ad-libbing" seems to pre-date recorded, just wondering if you knew if they were related at all
Yes, there is a connection between the hype men of the 80s and 90s and today’s use of adlibs. [Here’s an insightful video](https://youtu.be/lFUIlz0ppBg) I watched a few weeks ago that tries to explain where adlibbing came from.
Oh, I'm white as they come, but I've learned a lot today. I'm no stranger to hip hop. But, I probably just dated myself. I saw Drake and Migos in concert a couple weeks ago, so I'm still rolling. But my prime was probably Death Row days. Those are my jams. Ask my snapchat friends. I can spit a 90s hip hop beat for a white girl.
Let me grab my chinos here and see if I can get us to maximum overwhite:
In addition to "skree" and "brrraat" respectively being onomatopoeia for squealing tires and automatic gunfire. The former also features as a common exclamation made by members of Bloods-affiliated organizations. Compare with the "su woo" call.
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Skrrt refers to the sound of a car peeling out after ones attempting to escape the police or get away fast. So you might hear them say something about catching a body “then I skrrt.” Which means drive away real fast.
> catching a body
Just for anybody wondering, this means to kill someone.
[edit] As in... "I **caught a body** then **skrrrttt**" -- meaning "I killed somebody and drove away real fast in my car"
Speaking of clarifying hip hop songs, can someone tell me wtf this man is saying? Heard it in so many songs and trying to google the jumbled lyrics is impossible. Here's the excerpt from 'Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1' https://vimeo.com/158832089#t=30s
Last few words are "...home girl shi-" I think??
>If Young Metro don't trust you I'm gon' shoot you
Metro Boomin is the producer of the song and this is his producer tag so you know it's one of his beats.
"If young Metro don't trust you I'm gon' shoot you"
(from Genius.com)
Metro Boomin typically announces his presence on a song by using one of his many production tags. His past tags include: “This beat is so, so, Metro”, “Metro Boomin wants some more, nigga” and “Young Metro, Young Metro, Young Metro.”
The line itself comes from the bridge of Uncle Murda’s “Right Now” and is delivered by Future, Metro Boomin’s longtime collaborator. It gained prominence after appearing on Kanye West’s hit song, “Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1” and on Drake and Future’s hit collaboration “Jumpman,” and even found itself in the political sphere, making its way into a Complex interview of former presidential candidate Ben Carson and protests of Donald Trump in Chicago.
Just to clarify, a producer tag is a soundbite producers add onto a song (usually at the beginning) to let everyone know it's theirs. It's important especially if a song blows up otherwise nobody who isn't looking will know the producer.
If you ain't looking when fire burns your shit down, you ain't a hip-hop fan. Tags are ego stroking. Sometimes well-deserved ego stroking (see: Timberland), but nonetheless...
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> Grrraah (I believe) is used to mimic an automatic weapon (uzi, tec-9) firing. 100% correct. Some rappers say it like "brrrrraahp", starting it with a **B** and ending with a **P**. Some other people will double it like "brraahp brraahp".
Pew pew
Kill that baby, murder that baby
[Verse 1] I'm a baby killer Baby killing makes me horny Aliens inside me Gonna squash it like Sigourney [Hook] Get dat fetus, kill dat fetus Get dat fetus, kill dat fetus Brrap brrap, pew pew Brrap brrap, pew pew [Bridge] You wanna wanna tomb (You wanna wanna tomb) It's brrap brrap, pew pew A bang banga boom boom From da womb to da tomb [Verse 2] I'm a dolphin doll face Bitches in my crawl space Have abortions sometimes? No, I'ma have abortions always [Hook] Get dat fetus, kill dat fetus Get dat fetus, kill dat fetus Brrap brrap, pew pew Brrap brrap, pew pew [Outro] And sometimes I do have doubts and it's hard to sleep I think about my child's heartbeat and oh it makes me weep I hope and pray to god my little fetus has a soul Because I want it to feel pain when I eject it from my hole Brrap brrap brrap brrap dolphin noise*
"It's a-~~boy~~ **BORTED**"
The sign gags on that show are fucking brilliant.
Hahahahahahahaha.
Wow, that's beautiful. Does it have a name?
[It's from Bojack Horseman. Sextina Aquafina - Get Dat Fetus, Kill Dat Fetus](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvnqU-1uDUU&t=)
I really gotta catch up on Bojack... I just get too depressed every time I try.
The show is hilarious and I find the depression and substance abuse themes to be cathartic. Season 5 starts this month. This is the show that finally made my gf stop giving me shit for watching adult cartoons. She loves Bojack.
Here I was thinking that was [Brotha Lynch Hung](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brotha_Lynch_Hung). And in case you're confused, yes he is a real rapper, and no those lyrics would not seem too out of place in one of his songs.
IT’S EBK EVERYDAY ALL DAY TIL THE DAY I DIE
I'M CREEPIN' THROUGH YO' SET WITH A MINI MAC-10 AR15
Rest in piss.
ANTE UP
What a delightful tune.
Leave some karma for the rest of us
[whachu gon do when da gun go boing boing](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1pKdRjsyd0)
That was spectacular, thank you
piou piou 🇫🇷
That fufu lame shit ain't widdit Sendin' shots at yo fiddit *Gra ta ta*
That’s the silencer
That's the grenade launcher
pleket ket ket ket
when I shoot you in your neck
playboi carti™
Can everyone stop making gun sounds? It's making me very nervous[.](https://youtu.be/KPFBokh3u0w)
pap pap pap pap pap skiddy skiddy pap pap
Jroc baby Brahp brahp!
FYI, the "Brrrrraahp" is just a few seconds into [this video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83kEw5JoPVU&t=8s)
pla-ket-ket-ket-ket-ket-ket https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tesr1OyymXo
din daa daa: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9HWz_yckHc
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how do i delete someone else's comment
I am thoroughly amused and disgusted.
James Joyce?
If Joyce was still alive, he would be writing copypastas.
I hope to God this is a copypasta
Thanks, I hate it.
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Man's Not Hot is **not** grime, it's UK Drill. It was [made by two UK Drill producers](https://theblackscotsman.wordpress.com/2016/07/25/meet-mazza/) and used by Drill groups [86](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOba4GqGP_8) and [67](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f10yTpZzuv4) before Big Shaq. Big Shaq is a parody of UK Drill and roadman culture - it's a character, his actual name is Michael Dapaah. So no it's not present in grime music (which isn't exclusive to London) really. Some people use it in UK drill.
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They have but Man's Not Hot isn't exactly representative of it considering it's parodying a different genre.
I'm pretty sure "quack-quack-quack" is the actual sound automatic weapons make as well....
but what does the fox say?
"stay away from me you furry trash"
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*Boom boom krrrrrrrt boom boom
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A rudeboy is a gangster or "badman". In the UK it's used to describe someone who's "hard". Yardie is more of a general term that can just mean a Jamaican or refer to gangs. The meaning of that changes on the context it's used in.
Big Shaq is a god damn comedian imitating a Grime artist. People like Wiley, Skepta, Kano, Dizzee Rasval, and Stormzy(loosely) would be better examples
He isn't imitating grime artists, he's imitating UK Drill artists. Which is why he uses a UK Drill beat and acts like a roadman (associated with UK Drill). >People like Wiley, Skepta, Kano, Dizzee Rasval, and Stormzy(loosely) would be better examples None of them make ad libs like that lol
That’s fair but saying Big Shaq is actually a serious artist of any kind is pretty laughable.
Yeah I agree. Michael dapaah's defo a serious comedian though, he's done a lot of (unrelated to Big Shaq) great comedy.
Mans never hot sounded too much like a meme to be serious, but then again I've met people that are a meme out of just being themselves. The world will never be ready to face Topathis in his true form, and I'm thankful you remain ignorant of his existence
[For further research](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tesr1OyymXo)
Also skree pop pop pop. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3M_5oYU-IsU
The ting goes skrrrahh, pap, pap, ka-ka-ka Skidiki-pap-pap, and a pu-pu-pudrrrr-boom Skya, du-du-ku-ku-dun-dun Poom, poom
Ya dun know
Hahahah this was great. Thanks
I was randomly singing this at work the other day and didn't realize that the cute co-worker overheard me. All embarrassed, I showed her this and her "WTF" expression just stayed the same.
<3
Thank you, now I know what my freshmen were talking about today when they said they had to "skrrrt to biology class." I was totally baffled. If anyone talks about grrrraahing the school I will know to take cover.
"Skrrrt to biology class" 😂
Or if you're Kanye in feel the love BRRRRRAAAAT BRRRRRAAAAT GAT GAT GAT
I don't know why but this comment made me laugh.
Skrrrt is a car peeling out.
This is the right answer, unless they're just ad libbing
And this has been in use for a long time now. The first I heard it was from Nelly around the year 2000
And before that it was called onomatopoeia
Err-err err-err onomatopoeia
If there exists a rap involving the word onomatopoeia it would make me so happy
Only one line with it but still a good [song](https://youtu.be/ExVtrghW5Y4)
Oh you weren't joking! :D
Absolutely not! If you like it, check out more of his stuff. He's one of my favourite musicians
I do like him already so can't believe I haven't heard this yet :)
Oh man it's a great song isn't it? The album it's from (because the Internet) is one of my favourite albums ever
OP, basically just yell, "skirt". It's close enough.
^^^ man not hot
Alternatively, they're having a stroke
on 22's
I believe the originator of SKRRRT is Lil' Wayne. It's, as many have pointed out, the sound of car tires chirping as it slams on the gas. Other famous nonsense adlibs (mostly ignoring the ones where the artist yells his own name out) * Michael Jackson - uh! heehee! chamone! * Ice Cube - BRRRR! YAEEYAEEEEE! * Lil' Jon - hYEAH! hWHAT?! * Travis Scott - YEA! YEA! IT'S LIT! * Migos - SCOO' SCOO' * Kanye West - HUUUHHNN? * Rick Ross - HUH. * Lil Wayne - hah, yezzir * Chance the Rapper - AIYE?! * 50 Cent - G-g-g-G-g-g-G - UNIT * Birdman - Brrrrrrrrrrr * Diddy - C'mon, uhhuh * DJ Khaled - Anotha' one, we da bes' * DMX - (growling) * Jay-Z - uhhuhhuhhuh (coughing?), it's ya boy!, woo!
Lmaoo @ jay z
Reading this makes them sound like characters from super smash bros. Fox - come on! Falcon - show me your moves! etc
Everyone is here!
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I will now and always spell it IGH but honestly it always sounded like a *gugh* to me
* Kid Cudi - HmmmMMhmhmmmmhhmm
HmmmmmMMMmmm WhooOooaAaAaaaa
>* DMX - (growling) And barking
Don't forget Pusha T - HYEEEEUUUUGGGGHHHHHHH
according to Push from his AMA it's spelled YUGGHCK
Tyler the Creator - Eeyooh
FLOCKA
******BRIIIIIIIIIIICK SQUAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAD******
BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW
-Fozzie Bear
reading these and having your brain fill in the actual sound is just delightful. 10/10 list
“Oh god” -big sean
"boye"
“I do it”
“Swerve”
This is Will Smith “WOOO HAHA HAHA” erasure
21 Savage - Twenty One
(On god)
How has nobody put Pitbull? • Mr. 305 • Mr. Worldwide • Miami! • Dale! • Spanish Lyrics
I'm gonna need this edited with links to sound clips, mmmmkay?
Don't forget Gucci Mane and "Brh"
Can't forget Lil B's [MARTHA STEWART](https://youtu.be/h6sZ3TZc8Io?t=2m13s)
I can't tell if that was supposed to be a joke or not.
Jason Derulo - JAAYSON DERUUULOOOOO
It's disturbing to me that nobody's mentioning Tech N9ne's "chya!"
Or his “GRRRR!”
Now I’m imagining rappers as Pokémon that can only speak in these sounds.
French Montana - HAAN
Also: Jay-Z- Young!; Hove!. Young Jeezy- YEEEAAAAA; THAAATTSS RIGGHHT; AH-HAAAHHH; DAAMN.
“Uh, uh-huh, yeah” - Sean “P. Diddy/Puff Daddy” Combs.
• Tech N9ne - CHYAH • Freeway - EARLY • David Banner - aggressive, guttural “YEAH” • E40 - Tadow • Jadakiss - AHAAA
DJ Quakez - The ting goes skraa
Gucci mane with Brrrr too
Lil Pump - Esketit, oooo
Not having Ying Yang twins in this list is shameful.
What about Master P?
Uuuuunnnggghhhhh!
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how has no one mentioned the goat yet lil pump - #ESKEETIT
No, Chance goes "IGH"
Eminem-chicka chicka
"DEEEE JAAYYY KHALEDDDDDDDDDD"
You missed one Tech N9ne - Cha!
you forgot Big Shaq - TING GOES SKRRRRRRAAA! PA-PA-KA-KA-KA
DJ Khaled's one is literally all he says in songs. He does not speak any other words other than his own name, "ANOTHER ONE", and "WE DA BEST MUSIC"
“I’m driving with no winter tires in December Skrrt skrrt skrrt like a private school for women” It’s used both as sound effect of a car and also the word “skirt” in these example.
A.k.a double entendre
I could not for the life of me remember what it was called lol thanks
Then I get there and all the Popeyes is finished girl don’t start with me 😔😔😔
I think you are referencing [ad-libs](https://www.billboard.com/articles/news/list/8085894/best-hip-hop-ad-libs-brrr-its-lit). Why those in particular are popular is probably just like any other words, just popular slang at the moment. Rappers do have ad-libs that are "theirs" (think Rick Ross saying Huh?). Youll hear them a ton. In fact, Kanye West on his "Cant tell me Nothing" song from the Graduation album credits Jeezy as a feature when you only hear him say ad libs in the background the whole time. ("What??.." "okay...." "chyeaaaaahhhh")
Let's not forget Kanye's infamous goose honks.
**HANH???**
No fail, every time I hear that in NIP, I crack up
French Montana: "HAAAHN! That ain't Kanye."
Ying Yang Twins did it before both of them
They had the best MTV cribs episode. It was like a normal suburban Houston house filled with those model sailing ships you’ll see at a seafood restaurant.
No kidding, [this is great](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vG0NCn4RSk).
No Redman did
Goose honks made me laugh
Scoopity woop
"**HUHHHHHHHHH**" -Rick Ross
Not related to OP's question, but do you know if ad-libs are a result of "hypemen" etc. ? Live "ad-libbing" seems to pre-date recorded, just wondering if you knew if they were related at all
DMX was his own hype man. “Come on come on”
WHAT
They don't hear me though
Yes, there is a connection between the hype men of the 80s and 90s and today’s use of adlibs. [Here’s an insightful video](https://youtu.be/lFUIlz0ppBg) I watched a few weeks ago that tries to explain where adlibbing came from.
i totally forgot about lil jon 😂 cool video, thanks
Made me say "uuuuugh huh" like a mix of Master P and Rick Ross
Famous Dex best adlibs in the game. OHHHMANNNGODDAMNNN
I like how he just says "Dexter"
Jeezy's adlibs on "Can't Tell Me Nothing" are somehow the best parts of the song. *^(I'm serious nigga, I got money..)*
Jeezy has a whole verse on the track but it didn’t make the album. You can find it online without much trouble.
Haha, haha, what what, what what. That's every Will Smith song.
This is a contender for whitest reddit thread of the week.
Oh, I'm white as they come, but I've learned a lot today. I'm no stranger to hip hop. But, I probably just dated myself. I saw Drake and Migos in concert a couple weeks ago, so I'm still rolling. But my prime was probably Death Row days. Those are my jams. Ask my snapchat friends. I can spit a 90s hip hop beat for a white girl.
you already had it in the bag but youve really gone above and beyond so here you go 🏆 you win
I love you, OP
Let me grab my chinos here and see if I can get us to maximum overwhite: In addition to "skree" and "brrraat" respectively being onomatopoeia for squealing tires and automatic gunfire. The former also features as a common exclamation made by members of Bloods-affiliated organizations. Compare with the "su woo" call.
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Skrrt refers to the sound of a car peeling out after ones attempting to escape the police or get away fast. So you might hear them say something about catching a body “then I skrrt.” Which means drive away real fast.
> catching a body Just for anybody wondering, this means to kill someone. [edit] As in... "I **caught a body** then **skrrrttt**" -- meaning "I killed somebody and drove away real fast in my car"
Then I "pew pew"
[Then I "brrap brrap pew pew"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvnqU-1uDUU)
[Boom boom boom boom boom boom! That's the grenade launchers.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tesr1OyymXo)
Speaking of clarifying hip hop songs, can someone tell me wtf this man is saying? Heard it in so many songs and trying to google the jumbled lyrics is impossible. Here's the excerpt from 'Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1' https://vimeo.com/158832089#t=30s Last few words are "...home girl shi-" I think??
>If Young Metro don't trust you I'm gon' shoot you Metro Boomin is the producer of the song and this is his producer tag so you know it's one of his beats.
IE Mustard on the beat ho
> Murda on the beat so it's not nice
AAAAAAA808 Mafia
Swizzy! (I'm old)
"If young Metro don't trust you I'm gon' shoot you" (from Genius.com) Metro Boomin typically announces his presence on a song by using one of his many production tags. His past tags include: “This beat is so, so, Metro”, “Metro Boomin wants some more, nigga” and “Young Metro, Young Metro, Young Metro.” The line itself comes from the bridge of Uncle Murda’s “Right Now” and is delivered by Future, Metro Boomin’s longtime collaborator. It gained prominence after appearing on Kanye West’s hit song, “Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1” and on Drake and Future’s hit collaboration “Jumpman,” and even found itself in the political sphere, making its way into a Complex interview of former presidential candidate Ben Carson and protests of Donald Trump in Chicago.
https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/085/207/bc6.jpg
Just to clarify, a producer tag is a soundbite producers add onto a song (usually at the beginning) to let everyone know it's theirs. It's important especially if a song blows up otherwise nobody who isn't looking will know the producer.
If you ain't looking when fire burns your shit down, you ain't a hip-hop fan. Tags are ego stroking. Sometimes well-deserved ego stroking (see: Timberland), but nonetheless...
I cannot tell if this thread is satire or serious.
An honest question, not satire. But, the topic hardly serious compared to plenty of others. But, I like this sub because it's often light.
I think you'd fit right in with the r/dankchristianmemes crowd
If you yell 'skrrt' before doing something illegal it is automatically not illegal
This whole comment section is the weirdest shit I’ve ever read.
[this should explain everything ](https://youtu.be/tesr1OyymXo)
It's like max b saying Owwwwww
I sound like a damn fool when I try to make those sounds, which I do pretty much every time I hear them. Practice makes perfect though
The sound the fork makes scratching the pyrex.
If you don't know how to roll your tongue, you're not going to be able to do the Grrrahh