Submitted 8 hours ago by RicoPeru@lemmy.blahaj.zone to [deleted]
for example, if one of the characters wants to say “bye mom”, they might instead say “PEACE OUT BROTHER! MM MM OH YEAH!” and starts dancing/doing a “cool” gesture.
some of them also use “tiktok speak”/brainrot but i don’t get why, since wouldn’t this be “cooler” with children? i don’t know any actual adults who like things like that nor do they speak like that.
What exactly are you trying to say? I can barely understand this post. Do you have examples?
off the top of my head, only one sort of like it.
“new american dad doesn’t do this much, but i know the beginning of the new episode had roger being emo or something and saying “emo af!” not exactly brainrot, but still
[my parents hated that i watched it at age 14, but american dad may be for teenagers. I’m sure there are other named examples where people did the stuff i named in the post.]” and the user who says they say “that’s fire” in new episodes
In the 90s we had “See you on the flippity flip” - it’s almost certainly genuine and talking to folks in the language they more commonly use because that’s how pop culture pops.
Eat my shorts!
ooohh, thank you
Code switching.
theywilleatthestars@lemmy.world 8 hours ago
I’ve never seen this
RicoPeru@lemmy.blahaj.zone 8 hours ago
odd. i mean, i also see this a lot on instagram stuff to promote their shows, i guess. new america dad doesn’t do this much, but i know the beginning of the new episode had roger being emo or something and saying “emo af!” not exactly the same, but still
TherapyGary@lemmy.blahaj.zone 8 hours ago
I’m pretty sure the target audience for American Dad is teenagers?