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Ja, PIPS.
Mi pa postaja počasi jasno tisto poskakovanje Elona in Donalda po odru in objemanje.
HAPPY PRIDE! How “Y.M.C.A.” Became a Gay Anthem! | Now See Hear!
Today, on the final day of Pride, the Library of Congress’ National Recording Registry, with the help of author Josiah Howard, looks back at one of its most recent and best-known additions–the Village People’s “YMCA.” Though, today, you’ll hear the track at everything from a school dance to a...
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dobro, če nekdo pač vzame pesem za svojo jo pač vzame, ni s tem nič narobeHAPPY PRIDE! How “Y.M.C.A.” Became a Gay Anthem! | Now See Hear!
Today, on the final day of Pride, the Library of Congress’ National Recording Registry, with the help of author Josiah Howard, looks back at one of its most recent and best-known additions–the Village People’s “YMCA.” Though, today, you’ll hear the track at everything from a school dance to a...
drugače je pa avtor pesmi povedal da ni bilo nobene take konotacije pri pisanju,sicer pa kako vezo ma to sploh ?
Pod 1. sem odgovarjal na "legende" od sajkeka.dobro, če nekdo pač vzame pesem za svojo jo pač vzame, ni s tem nič narobe
sicer pa kako vezo ma to sploh ?
Pod 2. nisem jaz privlekel "vaščanov" v to temo.
Pod 3. nisem trdil, da so oni napisali YMCA kot gajevsko himno.
Pod 4. ameriški band, ameriški predsednik - kam drugam pa paše kot v temo o ZDA?
Mimogrede, dva člana "vaščanov" sta geja, pevec in tekstopisec pa ni.
"Mkay, Boomer" is a playful twist on the phrase "OK Boomer", often used humorously or sarcastically to respond to statements perceived as outdated or stereotypical of the Baby Boomer generation (those born roughly between 1946 and 1964).
Explanation of "Mkay":
Explanation of "Mkay":
- "Mkay" (or "Mm'kay") is a casual or sarcastic way of saying "OK," often used in a drawn-out, slightly dismissive tone.
- It gained popularity from pop culture references, like the character Mr. Mackey from the TV show South Park, who often says "Mkay" in his sentences.
- Similar to "OK Boomer," it might imply a sense of dismissiveness or light-hearted teasing when addressing someone perceived as out of touch or overly traditional.
- The "Mkay" adds an extra layer of humor or sarcasm, softening the phrase to make it less confrontational and more comedic.
- It’s typically used online, in memes, or in conversations when someone wants to make fun of generational differences in opinions, behaviors, or cultural references.
- Young Adults and Teens:
- Millennials and Gen Z use it as part of internet humor to poke fun at older attitudes, opinions, or behaviors that seem outdated or overly traditional.
- Internet Culture Enthusiasts:
- It's common among people active in meme culture or social media platforms like Twitter, Reddit, TikTok, and Instagram.
- Satirical Creators:
- Content creators or comedians might use "Mkay, Boomer" in a satirical context to exaggerate generational stereotypes.
- Person 1: "Back in my day, we didn’t have all these gadgets. We just worked hard!"
- Person 2: "Mkay, Boomer."
