The ‘Sh*t New Yorkers Say' Video is Insanely Hilarious
Senduran Bhakthakumaran — January 24, 2012 — Pop Culture
References: huffingtonpost & doobybrain
This addition to the ‘Sh*t ___ Say’ list will give worldwide followers a chance to delve into the linguistically luscious presence that is New York; 'Sh*t New Yorkers Say' is two-and-a-half minutes of straight debauchery of the NY culture.
With lines such as “You have to go to Brooklyn, it’s the law!” and “Oh my god! Sarah Jessica Parker -- oh, who cares,” this video is any tourists quickie to learning the ins and outs of New York talk. On a more serious note, these videos are meant to bring out the more humorous aspects of a city’s modernized culture through verbal references to phrases and experiences that domestic citizens come across while living there. There is far more to New York than a love for Starbucks and disdain for seeing actors!
With lines such as “You have to go to Brooklyn, it’s the law!” and “Oh my god! Sarah Jessica Parker -- oh, who cares,” this video is any tourists quickie to learning the ins and outs of New York talk. On a more serious note, these videos are meant to bring out the more humorous aspects of a city’s modernized culture through verbal references to phrases and experiences that domestic citizens come across while living there. There is far more to New York than a love for Starbucks and disdain for seeing actors!
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Linguistic Lusciousness — Opportunity for language learning platforms, such as language tutoring apps or immersive language courses, to capitalize on the interest in mastering New York slang and dialect.
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