12:40 - *Tamaki*: But that's ridiculous, you're not the droid she's looking for.. *Nekozawa*: **looks up sad and confused** Uhh? *Tamaki*: Well just move on! We don't need to see her identification..
haruhi: "but i've learned something from this. i guess i never realized how nice of a guy you are senpai. and uh- you know you look nice without your shirt on hehe" ME SKSJAKS
Okay so sometimes during work I get random quotes stuck in my head, and I can spend hours trying to figure out what it is and where it comes from. One day at work I suddenly got "Spurned, neglected, publicly humiliated" in my head. I thought it was that first quote from Ouran, but last night I rewatched Beauty and the Beast and realized it was actually from Gaston "spurned, rejected, publicly humiliated." I never realized how similar the two were. I know Gaston is evil and Tamaki isn't, but other than that they have a lot of similarities
While all of this is very funny, just a point of curiosity: what does the term "senpai" actually mean? I've heard it in a variety of contexts, but have yet to find an actual definition of what this word means and its proper use. Can someone help me out?
Solidfact42 Typically, it's used to refer to a senior in high school or someone older than you in a school environment... at least that's what I've been taught. The term "Kohai" means the opposite... someone younger than you, or a freshman.
I remember I had to look up Japanese honourifics at one point. I would recommend doing it if you're really lost. But Senpai is typically someone older than you or someone you look up to. It's mainly used in highschool but I'm pretty sure you can use it out of school. It's like saying Sama or Sensei, except Sama is for 'royalty' or people of higher class, and sensei is for your teacher.
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"I hate your face"
"We're out of money"
"WE'LL SEE YOU THEN!"
"We welcome you, poor man, to our world of... CRAAAAAAP!"
"All blooti is bootifull"
"Mmmmmm, Mori like seashells” xD best blooper
"All blooty.. ah yes, all blooty is bootyful"
"Your family sure does love fat-ass cats"
SAME
"Ah, you've noticed! Today I am quite crap!"
...relatable
When people ask me how I'm doing "Yes today I'm quite....CRAP!"
All J. Michael Tatum's bloopers are the best xD
YES! SO MUCH YES!
"What is it now...Daddy~ Ohhh, ha ha ha ha HA! Really?!"
"But I thought you wanted her to have a goood... Blehbahbubblabablah"
Vic's noises when Tamaki slips on the banana peel oh God I'm dying X'DDDD And Travis is just hilarious full stop.
12:40 -
*Tamaki*: But that's ridiculous, you're not the droid she's looking for..
*Nekozawa*: **looks up sad and confused** Uhh?
*Tamaki*: Well just move on! We don't need to see her identification..
"I'M GONNA BE KING OF THE HOST CLUB!!" LOL
THAT KILLED ME!!
I lost it at "Ouran, for men" at around 14:52 😂
Aw man I really can hear Ciels voice in the kids voice 😂😂
Kam Thompson please don't hate me but I hear Nina tucker.... 😐😜
Same VA that's why. 😊
The Nekozawa family has... Not observed the proper pause!
*paws
"All blooty is bootiful."
Vick: These are not the droids your looking for.... Just move along...
xD
haruhi: "but i've learned something from this. i guess i never realized how nice of a guy you are senpai. and uh- you know you look nice without your shirt on hehe"
ME SKSJAKS
13:51 "I hate your face." "We're outta money." "WE'LL SEE YOU THEN!!!" 😂
"Like you, the one dressed in the Taliesin Jaffe cosplay!" will get me literally every time.
Outtakes are amazing sometimes
haruhi: "no it isn't. today the pink one is... one of them... and the blue one is... i don't know. i hate them."
Mori says more words in the outtakes than all of the words that were left in combined.
"Would you guys knock it..." Aaahaaa!
"We welcome you poor man to our world or craaaaappp!" At least he admitted it XD
IM GONNA BE KING OF THE HOST CLUB
Your armpits smell Senpai
Caitlin Glass has some of the best bloopers in here
7:06 and 7:34 are amazing
5:18 It was then I realised it was the same actor as Ciel.
I love this anime! I’m dying just looking at the bloopers 🤤🤤😫😀
haruhi:"who you cant read really." WHAT YOU CAN READ ME
3:11 XD
Maybe he's rite maybe I should learn how to read.OMF THAT KILLED ME!!!!
Okay so sometimes during work I get random quotes stuck in my head, and I can spend hours trying to figure out what it is and where it comes from.
One day at work I suddenly got "Spurned, neglected, publicly humiliated" in my head. I thought it was that first quote from Ouran, but last night I rewatched Beauty and the Beast and realized it was actually from Gaston "spurned, rejected, publicly humiliated."
I never realized how similar the two were. I know Gaston is evil and Tamaki isn't, but other than that they have a lot of similarities
6:33
*WHAT ARE THESE WORDS*
The audio is quite off...
"Mm~ Mori like seashells~"
13:23 guuhyeeEEEOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWH
next week the ouran host club will be sponsoring a party all up in here
14:50 *Ouran. For men*
I love nekozawa XD
I LOVE ANIME!!!!!
Why is nobody talking about, *"Ouran... for men~"* lmfao
Nobody:
Kiyoya senpai: “AlL bLoOtY iS bOoTyFuL”
today i am quite
*crap*
12:42 Star Wars reference
Nice!!!!!! Znjxjsmsnsjm haruhi!!!!!!! I am licking the screen!!!!
“I’m sexy Haruhi”
"iiiiiii hate your face!"
"weeee'rrreeee out of money!"
*_"WE'LL SEE YOU THEN!"_*
take a chill pill, kyouya, jesus
While all of this is very funny, just a point of curiosity: what does the term "senpai" actually mean? I've heard it in a variety of contexts, but have yet to find an actual definition of what this word means and its proper use. Can someone help me out?
Solidfact42 Typically, it's used to refer to a senior in high school or someone older than you in a school environment... at least that's what I've been taught. The term "Kohai" means the opposite... someone younger than you, or a freshman.
I remember I had to look up Japanese honourifics at one point. I would recommend doing it if you're really lost.
But Senpai is typically someone older than you or someone you look up to. It's mainly used in highschool but I'm pretty sure you can use it out of school. It's like saying Sama or Sensei, except Sama is for 'royalty' or people of higher class, and sensei is for your teacher.
I can’t read
Wellcome to this place of crap