I would like to apologize for the arrogance and ignorance of my fellow Americans for not understanding that other accents and pronunciations for words exist.
especially to the people who s language it is and who freaking invented and named it after themselves english named so for the English people of England 🤣😅😂
As a fellow American I’d like to sign this open letter to English speakers around the world. We formally apologize for our fellow US citizens who don’t understand that words can be and are pronounced and spelled differently in different parts of the world. We acknowledge that our version is not necessarily the “correct” version and that we are not in any way, shape, or form “better” than other English speakers by virtue of how we spell or pronounce any particular English words or phrases. Language is such a beautiful thing and I wish more people would appreciate and celebrate the differences and the history behind them rather than try to force others to fit into the rigid box which they believe language lives inside.
I can't say it how I used to say it now. Its ca pillaries here in MN, for me. & I couldn't ever go back if I tried. Especially if I say "the" before it lol
I actually prefer the British version for the song, I thing it fits the song better & honest makes it sound more powerful (idk if that makes sense tho)
I'm from the US, and I say ca pill aries. Everyone I know says it that way. The only time I ever said it the other way, I was corrected. By the nurse that I was talking to. So, yeah. Wonderful song, btw, waiting on tenterhooks for the 24th.💛
😂 and she’s British, as in England, you know… those who originated ENGLISH. Bud this is the perfect example of why people think the US is arrogant “we say it this way so EVERYONE must” different countries can speak the same language and have different dialects and pronunciation.
@@Vampirelilianfitzroyyeah, tell that to non-Americans who try to correct Americans for their pronunciations and different spellings. There's a reason why we tweaked the English language, mainly because we wanted to have a sense of new identity that was different of the British Empire. Of course we're not going to pronounce it like the U.K. or any other common wealth nations. ☺️🇺🇸
@@lookmyrolls6522 ???? Lmao yup American alright, no reading comprehension. Paris the lady SINGING the song was indeed being harassed over her pronunciation in the song. Maybe try and learn about the topic in which you speak bud
If anyone should be moaning about pronunciation, it should be the British considering it’s their language. However, they don’t because they know it’s not just them that exist in the world.
I've encountered a few Canadians who say it the so-called "US way", but yeah... in my experience, ya'll tend to default to Commonwealth pronunciations. Makes sense given Canada is part of the Commonwealth, of course.
He's punching walls again, cohesive arguments evade him Eggshell temperament, no emotional regulation Hysterical baby, his gaze always evades me Doesn't know that he is pavin' the road for my escape way every time I scratch another line [Chorus] I used to think of him a caring thing, knuckles on his drywall I've tried all of the parenting Descent into hysterically, rippin' into ribbons The things he knows he isn't and severing ties [Verse 2] Funny rationality, what would positions in power be? Led by feelings that seemingly change hourly I'm floored you ever got there And when he snaps out of it He drones in monotone, on a power trip With telltale blood still running in his coward lips From raising strokes that he hopes I'll cower in [Chorus] I used to think of him a caring thing, knuckles on his drywall I've tried all of the parenting Descent into hysterically, rippin' into ribbons The things he knows he isn't and severing ties [Bridge] Never making good on silent threats So that he knows that I have nothing Never making good on silent threats So that he knows that I have nothing Never making good on silent threats So that he knows that I have nothing Never making good on silent threats So that he knows that I have nothing Never making good on silent threats So that he knows that I have nothing Never making good on silent threats So that he knows that I have nothing Never making good on silent threats So that he knows that I have nothing Oh, but he has nothing [Chorus] I used to think of him a caring thing, knuckles on his drywall I've tried all of the parenting Descent into hysterically, rippin' into ribbons The things he knows he isn't and severing ties [Outro] I'm severing ties Severing ties
Honestly was just impressed that you used the word capillaries. When I showed my mom the song we both agreed we had never heard someone use that in a song before and it felt quite clever. All the lyrics were quite clever and we both love the song. You captured alot of emotions and concepts with your work. Well done!
Good Heavens!! Everything this glorious singer & songwriter does, and THAT is the comment someone chose. 🤦🏼♀️ Because, you know, Americans are SO Good at speaking proper English! 😂🤷🏼♀️
I'm Australian and we say it the British way. In fact, more countries say it that way than the American way. I saw an American take someone to task the other day over their pronunciation of tinnitus, simply because they didn't pronounce it the American way. To Americans... You realise America is not the entire world right? You are 4% of the world's population. Calm down.
I feel like this is just an american thing? Cuz I'm a Canuk, and I say it the way you do. (Not aluminum, though. yall are just weird for how you say that)
Lol, when are people going to get it through their heads that there are different ways of pronouncing words-including within the same country or region-and THAT'S OKAY? I get this person may have been joking, but this joke is stale no matter who it's coming from. Also, taking artistic license with language is a thing. Even if ca-PILL-aries weren't a well-established pronunciation used all over the world, it's okay to play around with words.
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I would like to apologize for the arrogance and ignorance of my fellow Americans for not understanding that other accents and pronunciations for words exist.
😂 same
Shut up
especially to the people who s language it is and who freaking invented and named it after themselves english named so for the English people of England 🤣😅😂
Yes as an American I too would like to apologize for them. Some people have to learn that Americans aren't the center of the universe.
As a fellow American I’d like to sign this open letter to English speakers around the world. We formally apologize for our fellow US citizens who don’t understand that words can be and are pronounced and spelled differently in different parts of the world. We acknowledge that our version is not necessarily the “correct” version and that we are not in any way, shape, or form “better” than other English speakers by virtue of how we spell or pronounce any particular English words or phrases.
Language is such a beautiful thing and I wish more people would appreciate and celebrate the differences and the history behind them rather than try to force others to fit into the rigid box which they believe language lives inside.
The way you say capillaries fits with the rhyme, so if you said it like a US person, it wouldn't flow.
It is not the rhyme, it’s the rhythm or beat of the music 🎼
Woohoo 666!
As a British person this is hilarious. Keep to the way you pronounce it
please release this song early i can’t keep living without it babes it need it
as an australian, you are right
That's why I couldn't understand what the "problem" was because Paris says it exactly how I do in Australia.
BRITISH ASSEMBLE ✨✨✨
I’m from the states and tbh I didn’t even notice it 😂. It just sounded so good.
Yeah that comment pissed me off. There are lots of words that are pronounced differently in UK and USA English, this is not a new development!
In India we call it's ca pill Aries too
i really hope you add this soundclip in the middle of the song x
I went to an American university but my intro to bio teacher was Irish so this is always how I say it in my head
Your American pronunciation of capillaries is phenomenal 🤌🏻
i like ur accent. it suits the song so good
I repeated “the ca-pilaries” over and over until I could sing along… alone…
In my car… with no one to judge my performance…
I can't say it how I used to say it now. Its ca pillaries here in MN, for me. & I couldn't ever go back if I tried. Especially if I say "the" before it lol
I actually prefer the British version for the song, I thing it fits the song better & honest makes it sound more powerful (idk if that makes sense tho)
I prefer your way of saying it 😌 I love the British accent 😌
I’m repeatedly singing this to myself all day for the same reason lol pillary 😂
I like the way you say it better!!!
The only reason why I am ok with hanging there till March 24 is cuz that’s casually my birth date as well but I literally can’t wait
wait same?
now that I've trained myself to say it the British way, I physically cannot say it the American way
That happened to be with the word herb. I struggle to say "erb" now, haha.
The fact you got that word to flow in a song... pronunciation is forgiven!!! 😄
I’m British toooo
I need this song now I. Live for it
Yesss you tell them it's the proper way to say it 😂🌹
It's fine, you can totally tell it's a British woman singing and it's perfect.
Cap-pail-lair-reys 😂
Ca-pill-lur-rís is the correct pronunciation 🤣
BSGSWHHHA I CANT THIS IS SO FUNNY
hahahah whenever I sing labour I get tangled in that word lol
I'm from the US, and I say ca pill aries. Everyone I know says it that way. The only time I ever said it the other way, I was corrected. By the nurse that I was talking to. So, yeah.
Wonderful song, btw, waiting on tenterhooks for the 24th.💛
😂 and she’s British, as in England, you know… those who originated ENGLISH.
Bud this is the perfect example of why people think the US is arrogant “we say it this way so EVERYONE must” different countries can speak the same language and have different dialects and pronunciation.
@@Vampirelilianfitzroyyeah, tell that to non-Americans who try to correct Americans for their pronunciations and different spellings. There's a reason why we tweaked the English language, mainly because we wanted to have a sense of new identity that was different of the British Empire. Of course we're not going to pronounce it like the U.K. or any other common wealth nations. ☺️🇺🇸
@@lookmyrolls6522 that’s arrogance and not something to harass an artist about
@@Vampirelilianfitzroy what? Nobody's harassing you. And who's the artist??? Irrelevant. 😐
@@lookmyrolls6522 ???? Lmao yup American alright, no reading comprehension.
Paris the lady SINGING the song was indeed being harassed over her pronunciation in the song. Maybe try and learn about the topic in which you speak bud
Tbh the way you say capillaries is better.and I am American
If anyone should be moaning about pronunciation, it should be the British considering it’s their language. However, they don’t because they know it’s not just them that exist in the world.
We say it your way in Canada as well. I have never heard it the other way and it sounds gross 😂
Same
I'm so used to hearing it both ways so I barely notice
I've encountered a few Canadians who say it the so-called "US way", but yeah... in my experience, ya'll tend to default to Commonwealth pronunciations. Makes sense given Canada is part of the Commonwealth, of course.
@@jfm14 their spelling too! All the U’s.
I loveeeee British accent more than American accent 😍😍😍
He's punching walls again, cohesive arguments evade him
Eggshell temperament, no emotional regulation
Hysterical baby, his gaze always evades me
Doesn't know that he is pavin' the road for my escape way every time
I scratch another line
[Chorus]
I used to think of him a caring thing, knuckles on his drywall
I've tried all of the parenting
Descent into hysterically, rippin' into ribbons
The things he knows he isn't and severing ties
[Verse 2]
Funny rationality, what would positions in power be?
Led by feelings that seemingly change hourly
I'm floored you ever got there
And when he snaps out of it
He drones in monotone, on a power trip
With telltale blood still running in his coward lips
From raising strokes that he hopes I'll cower in
[Chorus]
I used to think of him a caring thing, knuckles on his drywall
I've tried all of the parenting
Descent into hysterically, rippin' into ribbons
The things he knows he isn't and severing ties
[Bridge]
Never making good on silent threats
So that he knows that I have nothing
Never making good on silent threats
So that he knows that I have nothing
Never making good on silent threats
So that he knows that I have nothing
Never making good on silent threats
So that he knows that I have nothing
Never making good on silent threats
So that he knows that I have nothing
Never making good on silent threats
So that he knows that I have nothing
Never making good on silent threats
So that he knows that I have nothing
Oh, but he has nothing
[Chorus]
I used to think of him a caring thing, knuckles on his drywall
I've tried all of the parenting
Descent into hysterically, rippin' into ribbons
The things he knows he isn't and severing ties
[Outro]
I'm severing ties
Severing ties
As a person who is only *slightly* British, mostly Australian, I also pronounce it how you pronounce it-
This song seems to have taken the place of 'surface pressure '
As a Canadian we pronounce it the same way as you, so don't worry only the Americans will care.
You say tomato, I say tomato. Let’s call the whole thing off.😂
You've pronounced it correctly
I'm from the American South & we say it the same as in the song.
I'm in Texas, I pronounce it with the emphasis on the first syllable. I also know that there are multiple correct ways to do so.
The American version sounds so aggressive lmao, whereas the British version sounds nice xD
Is it somehow a new concept that English is from England?
Such an American thing to think that only our words or pronunciations are correct 😂
Almost everyone outside of America says it like you do💀 (south african here) American cant fathom that they're not the centre of the universe 😭
ooo i didnt kno u were british 🥳 same
HELP WHO SAYS CAP IL LARIES😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Canadian here, in med school, and it's CA PILL ARIES. The song is RIGHT
THE PROFILE PIC 💀💀💀
Me over here saying capilyaris
Honestly was just impressed that you used the word capillaries.
When I showed my mom the song we both agreed we had never heard someone use that in a song before and it felt quite clever.
All the lyrics were quite clever and we both love the song.
You captured alot of emotions and concepts with your work.
Well done!
The british way is the correct way, as it is their language that American English comes from. -an American
Slayyyyy
“I’M
BRITISH”
i'm turkish and "cap illaries" sounds weird
this is so fucking funny
I’m American and I thought it was pronounced the way you pronounced it. Idk 😂
😘😅 I LOVE the way you sing capillaries! Good grief.
And british english is the original english lol
Good Heavens!! Everything this glorious singer & songwriter does, and THAT is the comment someone chose. 🤦🏼♀️
Because, you know, Americans are SO Good at speaking proper English! 😂🤷🏼♀️
PRETTY sure she can say it any fucking way she wants.
I'm Australian and we say it the British way. In fact, more countries say it that way than the American way. I saw an American take someone to task the other day over their pronunciation of tinnitus, simply because they didn't pronounce it the American way. To Americans... You realise America is not the entire world right? You are 4% of the world's population. Calm down.
I feel like this is just an american thing?
Cuz I'm a Canuk, and I say it the way you do. (Not aluminum, though. yall are just weird for how you say that)
It’s not like England invented the language or anything, I’m sure the US knows better
I'm sorry.. as an american, i say that how you do
Ca il laries just sounds wrong (I'm also British)
You're right. Not them. Lol
Honestly, if you said it the American way, the melody would be off 🤷♀️😂
Amazing song. I love it. But as an American, the pronunciation took me by surprise 😂
I say it the same way and I’m Canadian
Cap il laries sounds weird to me 💀
😂
😂😂
Do americans not know how the stress is marked on written words that they feel the need to seperate the syllables to point out where it is😮💨
Whhhhait whooot😲🤨 americans pronounce it like thaaaaat?😲
😂😂😂
As a North American, I've never said it like that. CAPillARies??? Capillaries sounds normal.
Ive never even heard the word before lol
Those are the weird Americans you keep hearing about on tv.
Lol, when are people going to get it through their heads that there are different ways of pronouncing words-including within the same country or region-and THAT'S OKAY? I get this person may have been joking, but this joke is stale no matter who it's coming from.
Also, taking artistic license with language is a thing. Even if ca-PILL-aries weren't a well-established pronunciation used all over the world, it's okay to play around with words.
i'm Canadian and I would like to know who the h e c k pronounces it "cap il larries" wtf
Americans 😂😂😂
I liked your short snippet of an upcoming song, but upon the news that you are British, I might need to revalue my assessment.
What?
It sounds so wrong when u say it in an American accent please stay the way that u r 😭