No because why have I never thought of this before 💀

@Mr_Soundtraper67489

5 ай бұрын

Lol

@ReesesAndPieces

5 ай бұрын

No- beacause that's actually so right though

This is interesting because I also see “no really” “no for real” or “no actually” used a lot in the same manner but I never thought of it like this

@yeoungbraxx

5 ай бұрын

I don't think I've heard "no because" used in this way, so your comment helped me understand this video

@ella_cupcake

4 ай бұрын

I also say “no yeah” a lot

@Conorator

4 ай бұрын

"No, really?", "No, for real?", and "No, actually?" use the "No" to mean "No way," conveying disbelief. The "really," "for real," and "actually," are asking to make sure that what they heard is true. Those phrases should mean the same thing as "I am in disbelief, is that really true?"

@hugenerd97

4 ай бұрын

@@Conorator well, they aren’t really used as just questions anymore. You’re reading them as “no, really?” I’m thinking of when they’re used like “no for real he was…” or “no really I can’t get over…” or “no actually it was so…” In all these cases, the phrase is used as an introduction to the statement in a similar way to “no because.”

@Conorator

4 ай бұрын

@@hugenerd97 In that case, the "no" would mean something along the lines of "no, I'm not lying," or "no, I'm not joking around." The "really" would just mean "it really is true."

YES I was hoping one of you etymology nerds would cover this!! additionally PLEASE explain how we're using the phrase "not me" and other variations of "not" to start. example: "not me eating a whole loaf of bread oops"

@tzbq

4 ай бұрын

this reminds me of those memes/comments that went like "nobody: literally nobody: .."

@tobyandahalf

4 ай бұрын

i think it's because when we say "not me _verb_ " it's because we're embarrassed of the action or something. like "couldn't be me _verb_ " but dropping the could

@islandsicedtea

2 ай бұрын

its related to that sense of disbelief in “she is NOT __ right now”

Had this conversation before. Yeah no and no yeah can be either agreeeing or dissagreeing. I saw both all the time and i realize how confusing it could be.

@KenikoB

5 ай бұрын

No they can't? Yeah no means no, no yeah means yes. You would never say no yeah if you meant no.

@juanignaciolopeztellechea9401

5 ай бұрын

​@@KenikoBexactily

@Eosinophyllis

5 ай бұрын

There’s also a difference between the two in Canadian English! “Yeah, no” declines, where as “No, yeah” accepts!

@omg_its_friend9575

5 ай бұрын

This is why tone is an important thing

@meltedvinyl

4 ай бұрын

​@@KenikoBit's a new Zealand/ Australian thing. Everyone I know in nz uses " yeah nah yeah" or "yeah nah" for yes/no

This is also true in other languages. 아니 근데(no but) is a phrase commonly use to interject and make a point in Korean.

@andre-cmyk

4 ай бұрын

even cooler, a common interjection in Korean is 있잖아 which is a conjugation of the term to have that I don't know how to explain .

Being pissed off is the opposite of being shit on

@AWSMcube

4 ай бұрын

I'd be pissed off if I were shat on

This has been an AAVE phrase for decades. It makes sense because AAVE has different grammar rules. "No" serves not only as an objection but as an emphasiser. Well, not really no, more commonly "nah". The phrase "no, like why are you actually looking spectacular? No because, like, it doesn't not work" breaks 20 standard English rules but the sentence "Nah, why you actually looking fabulous? Nah cause like don't not work..." Follows AAVE rules, and sounds much better in the native speakers dialect. As for why they're slightly different... If you've heard a white person say any of the words in the second sentence you probably understand why.

I’m pretty sure tumblr has been doing the ‘no because’ thing a long time before TikTok was a thing lol. (Idea! A video on how there’s a lot of internet trends that started ages ago on tumblr, but no one knows they’re actually from tumblr)

@jae15.

4 ай бұрын

would love that. tumblr slang is so pervasive now that the younger millennials/elder gen z girlies have grown up

@jae15.

4 ай бұрын

also, STRANGE ÆONS does a lot of tumblr historian style content if you’re interested in that!

I’ve always interpreted this as is that the “no” is to address the current conversation, and usually to communicate your opposition quickly instead of saying “I disagree with x y and z” then the “because” to actually introduce the idea.

Your channel is really cool! I love me some niche educational content

Thank you for this explanation! I’ve been seeing “no because” online a lot lately and it never really made sense to be because I usually couldn’t figure out what “no” is in opposition to

I am so interested to see your videos in like 20-30 years (ofc if your still choosing to post for that long, presumably you wouldn’t and understandably so) it would be an opportunity to see almost a ‘live’ dissection of language over the years and the evolution of it in directly relation to the internet and things of the sort. Keep it up!

i like how this guy knows the reason and isn’t just pointing it out to make fun of people

I always thought of the no as adjacent to stop or wait… Also now I’m curious if any common math terms have interesting histories… and how they’ve affected slang/common language…

I'm a bit surprised, as spanish has been using this for as long as I can remember. "No shut up cuz..." Literally translated to spanish would sound perfectly normal, at least here in Argentina.

i think a lot of other languages already had this concept, its just that its new in english which i find even more fascinating

Interesting, this has been a thing in Swedish for 10-20 years or so: "ja/nej, men exakt!" (yes/no, [but] precisely!) means the same thing. (Idk if 'but' makes sense there in English, but it does in Swedish) The connotations are probably slightly different, for example, if I'm a bit surprised someone else said something I agreed with, I might start with 'no'

I thought “no, because” was made by parents who don’t want to expand their reason to their children.

Also see “no but wait”

No because no because is a valid way of not only interrupting the sentence but also giving clear signaling that you're going to continue. See what I did!

The sentence "no because why he kinda 👀" makes complete sense to a young person who's reasonably online but has so many new interesting functions of words and structure and punctuation it's so cool

when i was very young me and my sister would use the word "here" like that

Can you explain dropping the L in walk and talk because my whole life I've pronounced the L's and I only recently realised it was incorrect.

As someone that grew up in Cali I’ve been saying this my whole life (I am an adult) I didn’t realize this was something people were seeing as a new thing! It’s so crazy that because of the internet, people are gaining an even more homogenized accent/sense of phrasing than before, and it just so happens that a significant amount of it is borrowed from places like where I live.

@jae15.

4 ай бұрын

feel you, but i feel like we can still tell to an extent if it’s “our” slang. like how everybody and their momma says “hella” now but only folks from a certain part of CA use it properly lol

@vickykitty9492

4 ай бұрын

@@jae15. As somebody from that part of Cali, yes, I get that.

It produces opposition and then explaims why. "Youre so dumb" "No because you cant be talking with your grades" is how it is usually used

you should own urban dictionary

The ways to say yeah - "no, yeah" "yeah, no yeah" etc etc

I think it also stems from when people want something to stop when your afraid you can say "no no no" just a theory though

no but like i have a really bad habit of starting sentences with "no but like" irl and it feels so weird thinking about it but it kinda works

My favorite phrase lately I've heard is people answering questions with 'yeah, no' when they mean 'no'

@ananas_6029

4 ай бұрын

Interesting because it’s been around fo a long time in russian

@kiwi3085

3 ай бұрын

It's been very common in New Zealand and Australian English for a while now, but each country has a different spin on it. Kiwis (people from NZ) will elongate each word (So 'Yeahhh nahhh' or 'Nahhh yeahhh') and rarely add one more ('Yeahhh nahh yeahh') whereas Aussies will combo them back to back ('Ye nah nah ye') and say them a lot faster. I like it a lot.

I prefer to use “yeah nah that tracks because…”

Do one about the “not me doing blank” my friend does it and it’s annoying lol

i’ve conditioned myself to never start a sentence with “no” because whenever i’d have even the most civil arguments with my mother she’d take it as back-talk

Sometimes i comment "ok but..." because the ok is signaling i have nothing against the video's contents, and the but means that i have another point to talk about. i.e., on a video about, say, cooking, "ok but she's so pretty"

I never realized how often I say this phrase until now 😭

No because i never thought about this until now

I swear I've been using "no because" before TikTok, and I'm white

I feel so old. Why doth my time wane like the burning wick, and the flame consuming it? Like the gathering, combusting wax, our being is eventually no more; not even in thought.

Also "the way that"

i am going to try to train people into using ".i." as a discourse marker so i actually understand what they mean

i think it might be related to “no, really” as in saying take what i am saying literally which turned into conformation of another person’s opinion which became “no, really, because” which is “no, really” and then introducing a supporting little statement, which got shortened down to “no, because”

Funny thing my brain tuned out the no because in the beginning and I kept watching cause it was your channel

Are we talking about the usage of “No, because” for a disagreement plus reason of disagreement or do people start using it non-contextually?

I’ve never heard this before.

I can just imagine a person be like “no because- there was a school shooting yesterday”

No because why is this actually making sense tho?

No because I say it so often and I don't even know where I learned it

How he even notices these phenomenon 😵

So, is this the same reason I compulsively say "yea, no" to mean no or "no, yea" to mean yea?

No because the term is good, it be used

No bc i litaraly use that so fricking much-

"Nah but"

never thought about it lol

Idk why I just focused on him saying because or no but not on “no because”, I never watched tiktok (ok atleast less than 10) in my life. So idk if it work or not

First time hearing this... 🤣

Okay but why is "okay but" a thing too

Also “no but like”

THANK YOU. US BLACK PPL HAVEN'T GOTTEN OUR CREDIT. We're called lazy, ghetto, or unintelligent.

Where does “no shit” fit in to all this?

Hey! You tricked me 😭

Nah pooks, I'd watch allllll ur vids no matter how they start

I say no yeah but like a lot to

In a similar vein (is it vain or vein I think it’s vein), there’s the interjection “okay but like”. I’ve decided not to explain.

No bc you can also spell it with 4 letters

Not in German,"Nein weil".

So is it a subjunction?

its more no, because isnt it

No because why is this true

Frikin nerds

So it's linguistic click bait

(i'm h's son) the way it feels to me is that it's like to say "stop what you're thinking, xyz.

Nah cause why is he examining internet language?