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The Nuance Of Mexican Culture

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  • @calebmurraymusic8613
    @calebmurraymusic8613 Před rokem +58

    Soy homosexualo

  • @toadvine7952
    @toadvine7952 Před rokem +61

    I am known among the Mexican people as "El Homo Magnifico."

  • @mrleedra
    @mrleedra Před rokem +132

    “ There’s a saying in Mexico, ‘La Uno Dos Tresa, Cuatro Cinco Seisa,’ which means, he who’s ridden a dick is the first to say the other person has.”
    - Donald Trump

  • @darthnephilim
    @darthnephilim Před rokem +19

    The charro suit fits Nick.

  • @DoncoEntAgain
    @DoncoEntAgain Před rokem +16

    "Family name" just means that a lot of people in the family have been given that first name, traditionally.

  • @ZERO_O7X
    @ZERO_O7X Před 3 měsíci +12

    Nick was in Los Mariposas and I was in the rival gang Los Chorizos Hermanos.

  • @berrik
    @berrik Před rokem +26

    Return of the king 👑 also first and gay

    • @dm7131
      @dm7131 Před rokem +3

      Like aragon bursting through the doors

    • @roberthorry621
      @roberthorry621 Před rokem +3

      I’m gay and first

    • @bigfoot163
      @bigfoot163 Před rokem

      The first gay king, all hail the homo,

    • @bigfoot163
      @bigfoot163 Před rokem

      @@roberthorry621 NO.....your just gay,

  • @Plazmalock
    @Plazmalock Před rokem +6

    Hell yeah dude

  • @MJW238
    @MJW238 Před rokem +5

    What’s with Nick calling the Bad Guy from Die Hard the Bad Guy from Harry Potter?

  • @ivanfranco9045
    @ivanfranco9045 Před rokem +17

    Si = if
    Sí = yes

    • @residentevil4freek
      @residentevil4freek Před rokem +1

      The "i" is doing a gay little wave to signify "Yes, you may fuck my ass".

    • @twicon87
      @twicon87 Před rokem

      I am a si yes boy

  • @randbarrett8706
    @randbarrett8706 Před 10 dny

    Chicano is, I think, associated with la frontera i.e. the borderlands
    Spanish speakers in Texas for whom one might say ‘the border crossed them’ rather than ‘they crossed the border’

  • @na-vn5qy
    @na-vn5qy Před rokem +10

    i thought cabron (or whatever the spelling) just meant bastard

    • @SoyElta
      @SoyElta Před rokem

      Literally meaning is "big male goat" Cabra is goat, Cabron is big male goat. Billy goats are notorious assholes, so yeah pretty much means bastard.

    • @diegoledezma4045
      @diegoledezma4045 Před rokem +6

      Has multiple meanings

    • @beardomcgee5005
      @beardomcgee5005 Před rokem

      It does.. like dumbass, bastard etc.. it's not really that big of a deal lol. People lovingly refer to each other as pinche cabron all the time. Like you fuck up and do something funny on a job site, you're gonna get hit with a couple of "ahh pinche cabron"s and everyone will laugh and it's business as usual..
      Maricon is different, it does mean like super gay, effeminate, flamer. However you would describe someone who's out and loud and proud lol..
      Joto means faggot.. so be careful with that one. That one could get you punched lol..

    • @sbz666_
      @sbz666_ Před měsícem

      It means bastard, asshole, etc. "Ay cabron don't spray me with your cum I swear I'm straight". Maricon actually means the eff slur.

  • @mastermitch12
    @mastermitch12 Před rokem +1

    Fuck yer dude! That rules!

  • @mick030586
    @mick030586 Před rokem +8

    Nobody fucks with the Jesus. Also I’m gay.

  • @agusrum94
    @agusrum94 Před rokem +27

    In Mexico Cabrón means "goatfucker" but also lots of other things

    • @agusrum94
      @agusrum94 Před rokem

      @Anthony Hurtado back in the day when someone was known to go in the barn of ranches and fucked the goats, he earned the nickname cabrón that's the origin according to my granpa

    • @beardomcgee5005
      @beardomcgee5005 Před rokem

      Cabron literally means "male goat". But when used in slang it means like dumbass..
      Pinche cabron could be used or confused as "goat fucker" I guess.. But actually calling someone a goat fucker wouldn't really roll off the tongue as it's "follador de cabras"

  • @jacquestuber628
    @jacquestuber628 Před 6 měsíci +1

    Can somebody tell me the name of this podcast? I listen to two or three of these and there's no fucking intro

    • @breezyhillproductions349
      @breezyhillproductions349 Před 5 měsíci +3

      If you haven't figured it out yet, it's called Cumtown. However, now it's been renamed to the Adam Freidland Show.

  • @celticfox
    @celticfox Před rokem +9

    Finally, a return to normalcy.

  • @sashag2196
    @sashag2196 Před rokem +15

    chicano is a term for mexican-americans

    • @TAZEROXFORD
      @TAZEROXFORD Před rokem +15

      Not even, just applies to foos from California. Mexican Americans from Texas call themselves tejano

    • @buhshmuh
      @buhshmuh Před rokem

      @@TAZEROXFORD Texas Mexicans don't even speak Spanish most of the time.

    • @buhshmuh
      @buhshmuh Před rokem +5

      @@TAZEROXFORD no the proper text book definition of Chicano is an American born citizen with Mexican national parents. If you call yourself a tejano that's more of a identity thing, like if you call yourself a los angelino. It has nothing to do with your ethnicity like Chicano does

    • @TAZEROXFORD
      @TAZEROXFORD Před rokem +2

      @@buhshmuh lmao not true at all. I speak more Spanish in Dallas than I do English
      Didn’t see the second comment. I guess the official term may mean that, but as a Mexican born now living en los yunai estai I personally have never encountered any Mexican Americans that consider themselves Chicano unless they’re from CA. At this point it is more of a cultural identifier than a catch all, especially since so many different Latino communities have developed in the US since that term was coined. You got your texas foos, South cali foos, north cali foos, Florida foos, New York foos, Chicago foos, hell they got foos up in Canada now too.

    • @SoyElta
      @SoyElta Před rokem +5

      Term for Mexican Americans who went to college in California in the 1970s

  • @HarrisonHollers
    @HarrisonHollers Před 4 měsíci +1

    Isn’t family name for a first name passed down?

  • @SomeLoser89
    @SomeLoser89 Před 10 měsíci +3

    lol every translation they mention is wrong and I hate it because their translations would be so much funnier. Also I'm gay

  • @Deadman1000
    @Deadman1000 Před rokem +1

    I'm Spanish and my grandpa used to have issues with the Mexican culture and said, "we gave them the language and they still write the worst music!"

    • @HarrisonHollers
      @HarrisonHollers Před 4 měsíci

      Spanish are like the top level? Then Latinos in America? Then Mexicans? Then Central/South Americans? Anything for Selena!

    • @Deadman1000
      @Deadman1000 Před 4 měsíci +1

      @@HarrisonHollers no haha I mean I don't put us on a tier list but he just didn't understand latinos because he came from Europe

    • @HarrisonHollers
      @HarrisonHollers Před 4 měsíci

      @@Deadman1000 Spanish tapas! My fave! Greek tied for first.

    • @pipi0290
      @pipi0290 Před měsícem

      Im sorry but your grandfather sounds straight as fuck

    • @manny7289
      @manny7289 Před měsícem

      @@HarrisonHollers Spanish vs Mexicans is like Britain vs America (Spanish people are gay)

  • @scrotooftheninefingers218
    @scrotooftheninefingers218 Před 6 měsíci

    Where my bigots at??

  • @rl6173
    @rl6173 Před rokem +8

    Gay

    • @funghazi
      @funghazi Před rokem

      I know you are but so am I