Your all wrong it was captain America fighting iron man because iron man didn't want the superhero's to be free to do stuff without government interference, clearly you guys didn't learn your history 🙄🙄🙄
Don't forget: Stifler's Mom is a MILF, Your Mom is so fat, and Mom is the evil chief executive officer and shareholder of 99.7% of MomCorp, one of the largest industrial conglomerates in the universe and the source of most of Earth's robots.
I loved the part where Scott invented the Ethiopian language so that the people of Ethiopia could finally speak. And not only that, he then went on to create American and Mexican. Truly a role model that we should all strive to be.
Iv heard people argue that American should be considered its own language because it's just so different from the rest of the world in many ways but if that's the case Irish and Scottish English ishould also be in that category cause it's almost incomprehensible in some regions
I mean thats silly. I talk to people from europe pretty frequently and its a rare word that is actually unknown to the other on account of geography. The discrepancies are very minor, well in the realm of 'dialect' rather than 'language'. I think that the language has to be quite a bit more different in order to qualify as its own language. Scots english could be a reasonable contender, it is actually quite distinct. @@caradanellemcclintock8178
@@caradanellemcclintock8178as the old saying goes, a language is just a dialect with an army. but scots is considered its own language because it has a significant place in scottish culture and is much more distinct from standard english than most american, british, or irish dialects
I will never forget being 16 and being made to look stupid in front of all my coworkers because the boss INSISTED that carbonation correlated with caffeination and therefore my Monster Java either had to be carbonated or I was wrong about it having caffeine in it. such a stupid thing to say and I let it slide because no one else objected. they just looked at me like I was the dumb one lmao
This is the epitome of the internet. “This person is technically correct, but I’m going to argue with them over a point they could potentially be saying even if they’re not”.
Maybe people got confused insisting the argument was that the word ‘Ethiopian’ isn’t a real word, not realising you’re saying that it’s not a language. Not denying the existence of anyone who is Ethiopian 😂
Ignorance is a choice these days. What baffles me is like people in their 50s + like how so many fall for misinformation and fake news. Like it's so easy to do a five second Google search and prove whatever you just saw wrong. Again most people choose to be ignorant these days. Or just want to only see information that agrees with their biases. Which is a terrible thing. Because they are only validating their terrible opinions and "facts"
it takes the same amount of time to research something nowadays then it takes to be wrong about it, yet people still choose to be wrong instead of taking 2 seconds to google whatever they're about to claim.
This was therapeutic. There are so many little things day to day that drive me nuts but I have to move on for my sanity. Watching you vent about little shit felt like therapy lol
Well. I'm pretty confident we have a ton of people in this country that will say our language is American. They'd be wrong. But that won't stop them from saying it.
I live in New Mexico, which is a state. The number of Americans who have asked if I have a green card or speak Spanish is genuinely concerning. People are really out there just not knowing basic things about the country they live in.
@@hypotheticaltapeworm What?! People don't lie on the internet! It is a trusted, well-organized, communication machine that people respect, and do their due diligence on before posting. I scoff at you!
Honestly I’ve been struggling with people judging me lately and this was the reminder I needed that people are stupid and their opinions don’t have to matter to me 😂
It's crazy how many people didn't just problem solve the glasses issue and realize themselves that he's actually putting them on before he was filming so that he could see, but even more INSANE than that is that anyone actually cared. Like...I don't interrogate people about their sleeping habits. It's hilarious that it mattered to them so much that they commented.
The "Ethiopian is not a real language" thing reminds me of this one time when someone said something about a Kit Kat knockoff, and someone else asked what country it was. I wasn't really sure on the country, however I was sure it was somewhere in Asia, so I said Asia. Then, multiple people said, "No, it's in the Philippines" and I felt like a broken record telling each one of them that the Philippines IS in Asia.
As an Ethiopian, I did not think THE Scott Cramer would be talking about Ethiopian. Here is the confirmation that Ethioipian is NOT a language and I love how u defended that. Thanks man.
Man the sheer lack on the internet of reading comprehension and the ability to see context clues, it makes me downright bumfuzzled, bewildered, and flabbergasted. I've almost given up on interacting with anyone on the internet for the rest of my life because of how many times I have to re-explain my original comment to people, when the comment is literally right there for them to read again!
As somebody who suffers from anxiety, this kind of thing is very relatable. Something small, like a comment from an argument online, gets stuck in your brain and has you going over it again and again. Especially when you KNOW you're right, but are being told things repeatedly that contradict observable objective reality. People online will really just SAY things and make extremely vague claims like "I did my research" to back it up. Our standards for checking sources, or just putting effort into what we say has drastically deteriorated.
this. The dumbest argument I've been in on youtube was when I corrected someone and said that dogs are actually omnivores, not carnivores like they claimed. I then proceeded to get ratioed to hell by everyone saying I'm stupid, it was insanely frustrating but hilarious at the same time. All they needed to do was type 3 words into google, but it turned into like a 100+ reply thread instead
This can mostly be summed up with the Dunning-Kruger effect. The study found that ppl who lack knowledge in an area actually over-estimate their knowledge, and that the more you actually know in the area.. (something else, I don't remember fully so I don't wanna give wrong info 😅). It is genuinely the bane of my mental health. The only thing I've found to help is literally cutting everything/everybody off for a few days to recalibrate, and then re-enter the world knowing the more idiotic the take, the more confident they'll be 😭
@Sunem Arreola oh I didn't know that! Ironically, I guess that would make me fall under person lacking knowledge stating something confidently! 🤣 it is funny tho that maybe science hasn't been able to prove anything empirically but DAMN does the anecdotal evidence in the comments back this idea up.
@@sumlem Although even funnier.... Yeah, it has some critics, but researchers, as far as I can tell, have pushed back on those criticisms. That the people criticizing its realness have the flawed argument. So at this point. I guess I don't really know anymore. From what I see out there, it seems most people still support it? But I'm certainly no expert on it. (Or perhaps that's precisely what allows me to be an expert!)
The way people online just say factually incorrect shit and double down when they're proven wrong is so crazy to me. Like you'd think these people live in an entirely different reality. It makes me feel like I'm going insane lol
This is kind of therapeutic to see. Not only can I relate to this, but so many times I've had people tell me "that's not how that works" about my literal identity or mental health. Like yeah, I think I'd know? Although, to be fair with the bully one, I too suck at keeping track of character names and some people might have just been listening in the background.
Your pillow video has legitimately changed my life! Because of physical problems I have, I’ve tried so many pillows, mattresses, wedges, etc., with very little success. After watching your video I decided to order the Coop pillow, and it’s amazing! Seriously, it’s fantastic. I love it so much that I’m going to order a 2nd one, even though they are insanely expensive.
Tbh even if we could sleep in them it’s just way better not to. When I’ve accidentally fallen asleep with my contacts I wake up with super irritated eyes. No thanks lol
When Scott said “after my son was born” I had to rewind to make sure I heard that right. Maybe I’m out of the loop here, but congrats Scott!!! Hope you and your family are doing well!
I can see how frustrated that Scott is to the point he had to make this video, that being said this is one of the funniest videos ive seen in a while lol (im sorry 😂)
Bro I’m convinced the glasses comments are all made by people who aren’t horrifically vision impaired because the first thing I do when I wake up is put my glasses on, and the last thing I do before I go to bed is I take them off.
I fall asleep with my glasses on all the time. It is usually not on purpose (unless it is a short nap then Idc) but I could do it intentionally if I wanted without any issues. So I have no idea why people are so mad about thinking you might have slept with them on. I don't move a lot in my sleep so my glasses are always still on when I wake up. Only downside is they get smudge/ dirty by touching my skin
I have absolutely 100% have had these conversations... and I'm about to have one now. chapstick actually does work, just not the way people think. it acts as an occlusive bandage to keep your natural oils and mucosal membranes from being rubbed away by friction or dehydrated by the environment around you, which does assist in controlling the problem far better than a baseline of nothing, but arguably not much better than doing other things like, say, putting glue all over your lips or laying face down and not moving. the petroleum itself does nothing, but it does act like an occlusive bandage. and keeping your natural hydration goo trapped on your dehydrated parts with unnatural non-hydration glues does fuction to retain said natural hydration. therefore, it is not a placebo. it is a treatment vehicle. a placebo is a proxy or artificial medication. it is neither. it is more like a medical device. no one would call crutches or gauze or bandages "placebos" please note that "occlusive" is not the same as "exclusive" nor is it the same as "occlusive" as it relates to speach. "occlusive" in medicine or skincare is a dressing or bandage or ointment or otherwise barrier that keeps the environment OUT, and whatever you're trying to actually use to treat the issue IN. So, no. Not a placebo. But also not the treatment. the treatment is your own mucus. the thing about chapstick that also rules is that it usually smells or tastes good as well, which makes people more likely to persist with the treatment until their own body heals itself. and patient compliance is also an important factor in treatments. if you'd like to argue more about the technical definitions of "treatments," "dressings," "vehicles (in regards to treatment delivery not limited to 1. additions of medications or 2. optimizing a bodies own ability to heal 3. subtractions or diminishment of negative environmental stimuli) and the term "placebo" (which was used incorrectly in this video) or the term "chapstick" (also used innapropriately in this video), I'm always available. If you want to optimize the effectiveness of chapstick, you should put a fluid that more correctly mimics your bodies own fluids (like jojoba or aloe) which causes an increase in bioavailability of oil and water on a molecular level as it is more freely absorbed, and then trap it there with a layer of chapstick as tho you were artificially imprisoning your healing with an occlusive treatment thank you
I think it was a lot of Ethiopians who just misunderstood what he was trying to say. They probably thought he meant "Ethiopia doesn't HAVE a language" but that isn't what he said at all...he just meant the language of Ethiopeia ISN'T called Ethiopian. EDIT: I worry for some people...they were clearly born without common sense...how they made it this far in life is amazing.
I think a lot of them also for some reason thought he was saying Ethiopa isn't a country. Like because he said "Ethiopian isn't a language" that somehow meant he was saying "Ethiopia isn't a real place."
I’m just glad to know I’m not the only one who has online arguments stick with them lmao. There have been times I KNOW I’m right about a fact and I can even look it up and prove I am, but people will swear up and down about their wrong ideas. Or, when I post some stupid opinion or fandom headcanon and someone tries to um actually it because it contradicts with their headcanon/opinion as if that’s how any of that works! But it’s still BURNED INTO MY BRAIN
Right? Some people will swear the sky is green just because they say it is, and no amount of reality will ever change their mind because they would rather be considered dumb than wrong.
I once got into an online argument with someone over whether a line from a movie was "you two" or "you to." Maybe part of it was my fault for not letting a minor issue go, but it was really frustrating how she got all mad about me calling her a liar when I never implied that. I just said she was mistaken. In retrospect, I kind of wonder if she was lying since that's where her brain went right away. (She cited a fan site for the movie to back her position up. I didn't know what she meant by this and could only assume she meant a transcript of the movie on that site. Later I looked it up and the transcript agreed with me!)
@@theadaptationstationmaster the most recent one to haunt me doesn’t haunt me because “I’m right” but because it was such an absolute nothing for someone to be up in arms over. A fandom post was like “I see this one character as bisexual, what headcanons do you have?” And my comment was a series of mine including that the character they think is bi is one I see as a fellow asexual. I had weirdos on the internet commenting underneath saying I was committing “bisexual erasure” with my headcanon. Like… what? Absolute nonsense
@@averyeml That is kind of odd that the discussion started out with the premise of "we're going to share all our differing headcanons" and then people got mad about yours contradicting someone else's. 🤷♂
I got into a heated argument on a website that now shows dislike notifications with usernames. Totally not fun to have that occasionally thrown back in my face even though I was 100% right. It was just infuriating to be arguing with someone over some absolutely dumb horseshit and now to have people to this day downvoting me...
To think how much emotional turmoil Scott could have been spared, had the writers for a kids show made by a billion dollar company just done like literally ten seconds of research.
I love this video because these are also the things that keep me up at night. What is worse when people try to make you feel stupid for something you know is wrong. It has happened to me a lot and I am glad you were able to get it off your chest lol. These are the things at 3:00 AM when you are staring at the ceiling you think about.
Selam Scott, I didn't doubt you for a second when you mentioned Ethiopian not being a language a while back. I used to work at the Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson International Airport and had a lot of Ethiopian friends there and they definitely, definitely spoke Amharic. So while Ethiopians might be a people, Ethiopian is not a language.... ya' dummies. Kudos to you, Scott. PS- Selam is "hello" in Amharic. *spelled for English readers.*
This reminds me of the whole “My sister-in-law was getting married” debacle on Austin McConnell’s channel. Like people just COULD NOT COMPREHEND the idea that Austin has a wife, who has a sister, who got married. 😂
This has been without a doubt the most stressful and emotionally distressing couple weeks of my life. Thanks for making me laugh Scott. I really needed it today
This kills me because it is every time somebody argues with me about something I’ve done research on and know is correct, but they say I’m wrong. The worst part is even if you prove them wrong with cold hard facts, they’ll never admit they were wrong. They just deflect “Oh well this person told me that, they’re the one that’s wrong!”
I’ve found that a lot of Ethiopian people, especially those who have never lived in the country but do speak the language, use the words Amharic and Ethiopian interchangeably or exclusively call Amharic Ethiopian. So that’s my guess for why so many people who claimed to be Ethiopian called you wrong. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
“Arguing with idiots is like playing chess with a pigeon. No matter how good you are, the bird is going to shit on the board and strut around like it won anyway.” -Shannon L. Alder
Actually I read in bed and fall asleep with my glasses on all the time! Drives my husband crazy. If he does not remove them I wake up with glasses on ; or they fall off when I turn over!😅
To sum up this Video Ethopian is not a language Scott puts on his Glasses when he gets up in the morning And Bobby's Mom called Billy's Mom to talk about Billy bullying Kristopher for not having a Mom at school
@@DKF_oli Alright, I had to Google the turn of phrase before to make sure I was using it properly, but didn't catch that :) Thanks for correcting me :P
this is so perfect for me rn i got into an instagram comment argument with random women about MY PROFESSION which they didn’t go to school for or do everyday like girl u know nothing
People being confidently incorrect is probably my biggest annoyance in life. Because it is perfectly OKAY to *not know things* Do you know how much better and more mature you look when you can just admit that you don't know something? Just say "Yeah, honestly, I have no idea" or "I don't know right now, but I might look more into that later." But noOOOOooooOoo! Everyone on the internet wants to be an expert in everything all the time! Which is hilarious because even REAL EXPERTS on most subjects don't have the attitude these people do! It literally takes 2 seconds to verify a simple piece on information before conveying it to someone else. These people straight up have no excuse for being so wrong!
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as an american i can confidently confirm that american is a language. that is why we fought england in the civil war.
Frank James? You watch Scott camren
false; we fought them for cheese in the Punic wars, and that's why American is a cheese, not a language
Your all wrong it was captain America fighting iron man because iron man didn't want the superhero's to be free to do stuff without government interference, clearly you guys didn't learn your history 🙄🙄🙄
To solve the Mom issues. Bobby's Mom called Billy's Mom. Christopher's Mom is dead and Stacey's Mom has got it going on.
😂😂😂
Don't forget: Stifler's Mom is a MILF, Your Mom is so fat, and Mom is the evil chief executive officer and shareholder of 99.7% of MomCorp, one of the largest industrial conglomerates in the universe and the source of most of Earth's robots.
She’s all I want and I’ve waited for so long~
why you little...
And Stacey's mom is Debbie, who just hit the wall. Because she never had it all.
I loved the part where Scott invented the Ethiopian language so that the people of Ethiopia could finally speak. And not only that, he then went on to create American and Mexican. Truly a role model that we should all strive to be.
I know right!? My favourite part is when he just straight up shotgunned that can of Arizona Iced Tea :)
Iv heard people argue that American should be considered its own language because it's just so different from the rest of the world in many ways but if that's the case Irish and Scottish English ishould also be in that category cause it's almost incomprehensible in some regions
I mean thats silly. I talk to people from europe pretty frequently and its a rare word that is actually unknown to the other on account of geography. The discrepancies are very minor, well in the realm of 'dialect' rather than 'language'. I think that the language has to be quite a bit more different in order to qualify as its own language. Scots english could be a reasonable contender, it is actually quite distinct. @@caradanellemcclintock8178
@@caradanellemcclintock8178as the old saying goes, a language is just a dialect with an army. but scots is considered its own language because it has a significant place in scottish culture and is much more distinct from standard english than most american, british, or irish dialects
I can confirm that this happened.
This video perfectly encapsulates the mental breakdown I have reliving an argument I “lost” years ago, but realizing I was right the whole time
I will never forget being 16 and being made to look stupid in front of all my coworkers because the boss INSISTED that carbonation correlated with caffeination and therefore my Monster Java either had to be carbonated or I was wrong about it having caffeine in it. such a stupid thing to say and I let it slide because no one else objected. they just looked at me like I was the dumb one lmao
This is why I don’t say anything with any actual authority or conviction.
Except for the fact that Scott 100% no question sleeps with glasses on.
Can confirm this
Can also confirm.
Source: Binoculars and a tree
Didn't you listen to the video. Scott can't sleep with glasses on because he hasn't slept in years due to these comments.
I checked my camera and he does.
And that Ethiopian is the language of Ethiopia
I can confirm American and Mexican ARE in fact languages
(Source: I made it up)
I too can confirm (I live in America just trust me bro)
I can confirm as I speak Californian
(Source my balls)
I’m American and I take offense, Mr Scott, that you don’t realize American is a lanagauge
So what I've learned is that Scott's audience has 3 brain cells collectively and they're all fighting against each other
This is the epitome of the internet. “This person is technically correct, but I’m going to argue with them over a point they could potentially be saying even if they’re not”.
Maybe people got confused insisting the argument was that the word ‘Ethiopian’ isn’t a real word, not realising you’re saying that it’s not a language. Not denying the existence of anyone who is Ethiopian 😂
Ur not wrong, Ethiopia is a country and Ethiopian is not a language. Love how u describe the difference between Amharic and Ethiopian 🇪🇹
can always count on Batman to teach us the difference between Amharic and Ethiopian
But Ethiopian is a language
@@TecticoneTheLegend I think they meant real languages, not imaginary ones.
@@renyk4903 Of course, anything to help a citizen in need!
@@jonagreen7323 Yea like how in America, we speak English not American.
Internet is fascinating. All the information available & some people still choose to be passionately, factually wrong
😂 “passionately, factually wrong”. So true
Ignorance is a choice these days.
What baffles me is like people in their 50s + like how so many fall for misinformation and fake news. Like it's so easy to do a five second Google search and prove whatever you just saw wrong. Again most people choose to be ignorant these days. Or just want to only see information that agrees with their biases. Which is a terrible thing. Because they are only validating their terrible opinions and "facts"
What do you mean. Ethiopian is a language.
it takes the same amount of time to research something nowadays then it takes to be wrong about it, yet people still choose to be wrong instead of taking 2 seconds to google whatever they're about to claim.
That the reality of life itself, people choosing to be factually wrong just for the sake of it.
This was therapeutic. There are so many little things day to day that drive me nuts but I have to move on for my sanity. Watching you vent about little shit felt like therapy lol
One simple google search could tell them the answer and people look right past it lmaoo
True
This is a great example of why we shouldn’t assume someone is an expert on a country just because they’re from there
Well. I'm pretty confident we have a ton of people in this country that will say our language is American.
They'd be wrong. But that won't stop them from saying it.
@@chriszdelar3583can confirm, as a mexican many americans have said they don’t speak “mexican” to me
I live in New Mexico, which is a state. The number of Americans who have asked if I have a green card or speak Spanish is genuinely concerning. People are really out there just not knowing basic things about the country they live in.
Some of them could've been
lying
@@hypotheticaltapeworm What?! People don't lie on the internet! It is a trusted, well-organized, communication machine that people respect, and do their due diligence on before posting. I scoff at you!
People being so confidently wrong about insignificant things make me waaay too angry
Honestly I’ve been struggling with people judging me lately and this was the reminder I needed that people are stupid and their opinions don’t have to matter to me 😂
@Ana Pie just remember(something that helped me a lot)"people are gonna judge you anyway so you might as well do what you want"
Stupidity is infuriating
@@caffeinatedkatie4696 love that! Thank you
It's crazy how many people didn't just problem solve the glasses issue and realize themselves that he's actually putting them on before he was filming so that he could see, but even more INSANE than that is that anyone actually cared. Like...I don't interrogate people about their sleeping habits. It's hilarious that it mattered to them so much that they commented.
The "Ethiopian is not a real language" thing reminds me of this one time when someone said something about a Kit Kat knockoff, and someone else asked what country it was. I wasn't really sure on the country, however I was sure it was somewhere in Asia, so I said Asia. Then, multiple people said, "No, it's in the Philippines" and I felt like a broken record telling each one of them that the Philippines IS in Asia.
I'm now all fired up and ready to go to Scott's "Ethiopian is not a language" rally.
Lol maybe it can take up some of the space that’s being taken by current stupid “real” political rallies
Scott, I have to say you are completely justified in your response to all these comments. I, too, am irked!
I love that you say irked! It's an absolutely amazing way to explain idiots bothering you in a way they won't understand!
i wish i could "like" this comment another 10,000 times
your correct use of two commas has me in a baby makin' mood. Thank you!
@@renstal7638Your use of the exclamation mark is making me blush..
@@renstal7638 what??!!?!!🤣🤣🤣
As an Ethiopian, I did not think THE Scott Cramer would be talking about Ethiopian. Here is the confirmation that Ethioipian is NOT a language and I love how u defended that. Thanks man.
Everyone who's confused about glasses has perfect vision and I'm envious.
Scott trying to sleep on his square pillow with his glasses on, middle of the night just like "Bobby's mom isn't dead tho!" .. he says in Ethiopian
Perfect score!
He really do be going:
" የቦቢ እናት ግን አልሞተችም!"
Honestly, this should be main channel content. These commenters need to see this and feel wrong
Yes, I would watch so much “calling out” content
Been 2 years they probably forgot
Man the sheer lack on the internet of reading comprehension and the ability to see context clues, it makes me downright bumfuzzled, bewildered, and flabbergasted.
I've almost given up on interacting with anyone on the internet for the rest of my life because of how many times I have to re-explain my original comment to people, when the comment is literally right there for them to read again!
Honestly I'm astounded by people being so convicted of something they can easily google
As somebody who suffers from anxiety, this kind of thing is very relatable. Something small, like a comment from an argument online, gets stuck in your brain and has you going over it again and again. Especially when you KNOW you're right, but are being told things repeatedly that contradict observable objective reality. People online will really just SAY things and make extremely vague claims like "I did my research" to back it up. Our standards for checking sources, or just putting effort into what we say has drastically deteriorated.
I agree, as someone with anxiety too.
I don't have anxiety but still relate to that
this
You're wrong, trust me, I looked it up.🤓
this. The dumbest argument I've been in on youtube was when I corrected someone and said that dogs are actually omnivores, not carnivores like they claimed. I then proceeded to get ratioed to hell by everyone saying I'm stupid, it was insanely frustrating but hilarious at the same time. All they needed to do was type 3 words into google, but it turned into like a 100+ reply thread instead
Shit like this annoys me 😂 they’re so wrong but are SO confident and will never know they’re wrong
Watching Scott lose his mind over these random moments (that I never thought twice about) that apparently caused these debates for _years_ is so funny
This can mostly be summed up with the Dunning-Kruger effect. The study found that ppl who lack knowledge in an area actually over-estimate their knowledge, and that the more you actually know in the area.. (something else, I don't remember fully so I don't wanna give wrong info 😅). It is genuinely the bane of my mental health. The only thing I've found to help is literally cutting everything/everybody off for a few days to recalibrate, and then re-enter the world knowing the more idiotic the take, the more confident they'll be 😭
Funnily enough, the effect in of itself doesn't have much evidence to support it
@Sunem Arreola oh I didn't know that! Ironically, I guess that would make me fall under person lacking knowledge stating something confidently! 🤣 it is funny tho that maybe science hasn't been able to prove anything empirically but DAMN does the anecdotal evidence in the comments back this idea up.
@@sumlemwait so this is a effect has little proof to stand on?
@@sumlem Although even funnier.... Yeah, it has some critics, but researchers, as far as I can tell, have pushed back on those criticisms. That the people criticizing its realness have the flawed argument.
So at this point. I guess I don't really know anymore. From what I see out there, it seems most people still support it? But I'm certainly no expert on it. (Or perhaps that's precisely what allows me to be an expert!)
@@ari_40ari_40 If I could tag two people in one post, I would have. But you can see my response above. I have no idea whats real, lol
The way people online just say factually incorrect shit and double down when they're proven wrong is so crazy to me. Like you'd think these people live in an entirely different reality. It makes me feel like I'm going insane lol
They act like google doesn’t exist 😂😂😂
That's probably the point. If they make you seem insane, they think it makes them seem less wrong. Lol
Poor Christopher. His mom's dead, he's being bullied for it, and he's completely forgotten by Scott's comments
This is a sick twisted new way of bullying dear Christopher 😭
Yes, I heard poor Christopher also told Stacey’s mom, but she had a lot going on.
Thank you for creating a 12 minute representation of the inner workings of an anxiety brain, Scott. I have never related this much to a video.
this video is a great example of how the internet has zero critical thinking skills 😩
It’s crazy how Scott could keep talking even tho he was clearly asleep because his eyes were closed
I'm Ethiopian and it was so painful seeing how wrong those comments were, keep your head up Scott you were right!
As someone who wears contacts in the day and glasses at night and morning, I didn’t think the glasses thing would be such a hot topic 😂
"I haven't slept in years" "I just woke up from being asleep so that's why I was wearing glasses" WHAT IS THE TRUTH, SCOTT
The name "Scott is Struggling" is pretty damn appropriate for this vid
This is hilarious. It's incredible that so many people completely misunderstand what you're trying to say. And it's not even that hard!
I think many people don’t listen
Are you saying this is hilarious or not? Can’t tell lol
@@vlogily8043Pretty sure he calling Scott out and seemingly dislikes him quite a bit…
@@Austin.Kilgore bro what he never said he doesn't like him I bet you're one those people who said Ethiopia is a language
@@theuncancelable …..
This is kind of therapeutic to see. Not only can I relate to this, but so many times I've had people tell me "that's not how that works" about my literal identity or mental health. Like yeah, I think I'd know?
Although, to be fair with the bully one, I too suck at keeping track of character names and some people might have just been listening in the background.
Your pillow video has legitimately changed my life! Because of physical problems I have, I’ve tried so many pillows, mattresses, wedges, etc., with very little success. After watching your video I decided to order the Coop pillow, and it’s amazing! Seriously, it’s fantastic. I love it so much that I’m going to order a 2nd one, even though they are insanely expensive.
I’m an eye doctor, and I can confirm that you’re not supposed to sleep in your contact lenses. You’re a model patient 🤓👏🏻👏🏻
Tbh even if we could sleep in them it’s just way better not to. When I’ve accidentally fallen asleep with my contacts I wake up with super irritated eyes. No thanks lol
Thank you! Now I finally know!
Falling asleep with my contacts in is one of my biggest fears, having to practically peel them off your eyeballs because of it? No thanks.
But I love sleeping IN my contact lenses, they’re so soft, just wish they were bigger!! 😂
I have leave-in contacts and have been sleeping in them for many years. Is that not right? Cuz my eye doctor told me I could. :(
Fun fact: Billy's mom (who sleeps with her glasses on) actually speaks Ethiopian. Just something I can confirm.
Didn't she die?
When Scott said “after my son was born” I had to rewind to make sure I heard that right. Maybe I’m out of the loop here, but congrats Scott!!! Hope you and your family are doing well!
I can see how frustrated that Scott is to the point he had to make this video, that being said this is one of the funniest videos ive seen in a while lol (im sorry 😂)
The reactions to that bullying video make me want to thank English teachers everywhere for their hard work and patience
I don’t think the English teachers are doing such a Good job if this is the result 😂
English teachers could certainly use the thanks, but it sounds like this was more of a not-paying-attention-to-the-dialogue issue.
Bro I’m convinced the glasses comments are all made by people who aren’t horrifically vision impaired because the first thing I do when I wake up is put my glasses on, and the last thing I do before I go to bed is I take them off.
Good to see that you're not spiraling into insanity or anything, Scott
This is the first video on this channel where I truly feel like Scott Is Struggling
'Why are you booing me? I'm right!'
~basically Scott in this video
Scott raging about rude ass comments is really the energy I needed today 😂 ilysm!
I fall asleep with my glasses on all the time. It is usually not on purpose (unless it is a short nap then Idc) but I could do it intentionally if I wanted without any issues. So I have no idea why people are so mad about thinking you might have slept with them on.
I don't move a lot in my sleep so my glasses are always still on when I wake up. Only downside is they get smudge/ dirty by touching my skin
I have absolutely 100% have had these conversations... and I'm about to have one now. chapstick actually does work, just not the way people think. it acts as an occlusive bandage to keep your natural oils and mucosal membranes from being rubbed away by friction or dehydrated by the environment around you, which does assist in controlling the problem far better than a baseline of nothing, but arguably not much better than doing other things like, say, putting glue all over your lips or laying face down and not moving. the petroleum itself does nothing, but it does act like an occlusive bandage. and keeping your natural hydration goo trapped on your dehydrated parts with unnatural non-hydration glues does fuction to retain said natural hydration. therefore, it is not a placebo. it is a treatment vehicle. a placebo is a proxy or artificial medication. it is neither. it is more like a medical device. no one would call crutches or gauze or bandages "placebos"
please note that "occlusive" is not the same as "exclusive" nor is it the same as "occlusive" as it relates to speach. "occlusive" in medicine or skincare is a dressing or bandage or ointment or otherwise barrier that keeps the environment OUT, and whatever you're trying to actually use to treat the issue IN. So, no. Not a placebo. But also not the treatment. the treatment is your own mucus.
the thing about chapstick that also rules is that it usually smells or tastes good as well, which makes people more likely to persist with the treatment until their own body heals itself. and patient compliance is also an important factor in treatments.
if you'd like to argue more about the technical definitions of "treatments," "dressings," "vehicles (in regards to treatment delivery not limited to 1. additions of medications or 2. optimizing a bodies own ability to heal 3. subtractions or diminishment of negative environmental stimuli) and the term "placebo" (which was used incorrectly in this video) or the term "chapstick" (also used innapropriately in this video), I'm always available. If you want to optimize the effectiveness of chapstick, you should put a fluid that more correctly mimics your bodies own fluids (like jojoba or aloe) which causes an increase in bioavailability of oil and water on a molecular level as it is more freely absorbed, and then trap it there with a layer of chapstick as tho you were artificially imprisoning your healing with an occlusive treatment
thank you
I think it was a lot of Ethiopians who just misunderstood what he was trying to say. They probably thought he meant "Ethiopia doesn't HAVE a language" but that isn't what he said at all...he just meant the language of Ethiopeia ISN'T called Ethiopian.
EDIT: I worry for some people...they were clearly born without common sense...how they made it this far in life is amazing.
I think so, but I also think a lot of people just wanted to be mad about it even if they're not Ethiopian
I think a lot of them also for some reason thought he was saying Ethiopa isn't a country. Like because he said "Ethiopian isn't a language" that somehow meant he was saying "Ethiopia isn't a real place."
100%
I’m just glad to know I’m not the only one who has online arguments stick with them lmao. There have been times I KNOW I’m right about a fact and I can even look it up and prove I am, but people will swear up and down about their wrong ideas. Or, when I post some stupid opinion or fandom headcanon and someone tries to um actually it because it contradicts with their headcanon/opinion as if that’s how any of that works!
But it’s still BURNED INTO MY BRAIN
Right? Some people will swear the sky is green just because they say it is, and no amount of reality will ever change their mind because they would rather be considered dumb than wrong.
I once got into an online argument with someone over whether a line from a movie was "you two" or "you to." Maybe part of it was my fault for not letting a minor issue go, but it was really frustrating how she got all mad about me calling her a liar when I never implied that. I just said she was mistaken. In retrospect, I kind of wonder if she was lying since that's where her brain went right away. (She cited a fan site for the movie to back her position up. I didn't know what she meant by this and could only assume she meant a transcript of the movie on that site. Later I looked it up and the transcript agreed with me!)
@@theadaptationstationmaster the most recent one to haunt me doesn’t haunt me because “I’m right” but because it was such an absolute nothing for someone to be up in arms over. A fandom post was like “I see this one character as bisexual, what headcanons do you have?” And my comment was a series of mine including that the character they think is bi is one I see as a fellow asexual. I had weirdos on the internet commenting underneath saying I was committing “bisexual erasure” with my headcanon.
Like… what? Absolute nonsense
@@averyeml That is kind of odd that the discussion started out with the premise of "we're going to share all our differing headcanons" and then people got mad about yours contradicting someone else's. 🤷♂
I got into a heated argument on a website that now shows dislike notifications with usernames. Totally not fun to have that occasionally thrown back in my face even though I was 100% right. It was just infuriating to be arguing with someone over some absolutely dumb horseshit and now to have people to this day downvoting me...
As a teacher, I’m very familiar with this feeling! I have no idea how students teach the conclusions they do (and confidently,too!)sometimes
To think how much emotional turmoil Scott could have been spared, had the writers for a kids show made by a billion dollar company just done like literally ten seconds of research.
8:19 "when we were at the hospital after my son was born" EXCUSE ME, what did I miss?!
I KNOW LIKE WHAT
He has been a bit private about it, he first “announced” it at the end of his big end of the year video (ruclips.net/video/oa5H3An60PY/видео.html)
@@stephaniefrost4910 aww that's so cute
I love that you never know what you’re going to get when Scott drops a video but you know it will be good.
Absolutely!
I love this video because these are also the things that keep me up at night. What is worse when people try to make you feel stupid for something you know is wrong. It has happened to me a lot and I am glad you were able to get it off your chest lol. These are the things at 3:00 AM when you are staring at the ceiling you think about.
This is your most relatable video yet, thank you for taking us with you on this journey of insanity
Selam Scott, I didn't doubt you for a second when you mentioned Ethiopian not being a language a while back. I used to work at the Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson International Airport and had a lot of Ethiopian friends there and they definitely, definitely spoke Amharic. So while Ethiopians might be a people, Ethiopian is not a language.... ya' dummies. Kudos to you, Scott.
PS- Selam is "hello" in Amharic. *spelled for English readers.*
Grateful I’ve never thought a wrong thing
Sameeeeee.
I've never make a mistake two.
@@bungiecrimes7247 mmmm self control is a virtue I have so little of and this is testing every bit of it
This reminds me of the whole “My sister-in-law was getting married” debacle on Austin McConnell’s channel. Like people just COULD NOT COMPREHEND the idea that Austin has a wife, who has a sister, who got married. 😂
Your slow descent into despair over the Bobby’s mom thing was glorious.
The Bobby’s mom thing is so insane. How can someone not comprehend this?????!!!!!
The struggle is real Scott. Sometimes I think I’m going crazy reading RUclips comments
For real. A very fitting video for the Scott is struggling channel
this actively made me laugh. thank youuuuuuuuu
I’m glad you settled the language debate. At this point we should call you Captain Amharica
I deeply relate to the energy of this whole video
This has been without a doubt the most stressful and emotionally distressing couple weeks of my life.
Thanks for making me laugh Scott. I really needed it today
Sending love ❤️ I hope you get some relief.
Hope it gets much better whatever the struggle is, wish I could send you another video to cheer u up even more
@@DiMagnolia ❤️ thank you
@@vlogily8043 ❤️ thank you. Scott has so many nice people who watch his videos 🥹 I appreciate the kind words
I’m so sorry you’re going through this 😞 Sending hugs & praying for comfort and peace for you ❤️
As Danny Gonzalez says to his fanbase: "Can we get a little more critical thinking" lol I get the frustration on all of these
This kills me because it is every time somebody argues with me about something I’ve done research on and know is correct, but they say I’m wrong. The worst part is even if you prove them wrong with cold hard facts, they’ll never admit they were wrong. They just deflect “Oh well this person told me that, they’re the one that’s wrong!”
People will jump through so many hoops before they do a simple Google search 😅
Did I miss a video where he said he has a son?? Belated congrats to Scott and Jaden! 🎉
I wanna say it was at the very end of the video where he reviewed every video he made in 2022
I’ve found that a lot of Ethiopian people, especially those who have never lived in the country but do speak the language, use the words Amharic and Ethiopian interchangeably or exclusively call Amharic Ethiopian. So that’s my guess for why so many people who claimed to be Ethiopian called you wrong. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I work with two guys that immigrated from Ethiopia. Ethiopian is in fact, not a language. They spoke Somali before they came to the US.
“Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that.”
George Carlin
This is the most Scott is struggling video I have ever seen
“Arguing with idiots is like playing chess with a pigeon. No matter how good you are, the bird is going to shit on the board and strut around like it won anyway.” -Shannon L. Alder
I didn’t know you had a kid recently, congrats man, happy for you!
Actually I read in bed and fall asleep with my glasses on all the time! Drives my husband crazy. If he does not remove them I wake up with glasses on ; or they fall off when I turn over!😅
Christopher’s dead mom called to tell me that Scott wears glasses while speaking Ethiopian in his sleep.
It seems like everyone wants to be right and say "GOTCHA!" whenever they assume someone made a mistake. Nice
God this video is cathartic as fuck, the way you reacted to 90 percent of those comments is how I felt reading them
I need more videos of Scott just dunking on stupid comments
To sum up this Video
Ethopian is not a language
Scott puts on his Glasses when he gets up in the morning
And Bobby's Mom called Billy's Mom to talk about Billy bullying Kristopher for not having a Mom at school
Favorite video from you in a while. We need more of frustrated scott
Scott: "Why are you booing me? I'm right!"
Can we gaslight scot into thinking Ethiopian is a language?
Only if we also gaslight him into thinking Mexican is a language
Pyro on youtube his comments are just people's fanfics on him an gaslighting him it's obsuserd lolz
No.
We don't need to, it is a language already
It wouldn’t be gaslighting if it’s true
"We learn, we move on, we become better people" You wouldn't think that, looking at a lot of places on the internet.
I can't believe I missed the video where you become a dad! Congratulations, man!
Absolutely flaming your comment section from 2 years ago is the energy 2023 needs. Thank you Scott
I know this video is very tongue in cheek, but I hope Scott is doing well and getting some sleep with the new boi and all :)
Since this is a nitpicky correction video, I have to tell you the phrase is “tongue IN cheek”, not “AND”. 😅
@@DKF_oli Alright, I had to Google the turn of phrase before to make sure I was using it properly, but didn't catch that :) Thanks for correcting me :P
@@DKF_oli Oh, and now I realize that the emoji ":P" is basically tongue in cheek! Huh, you learn something new every day
People forgetting how having bad eyesight works... 😭😭😭
RIP Bobby’s mom, did not know she had passed, glad Bobby’s mom let me know
this is so perfect for me rn i got into an instagram comment argument with random women about MY PROFESSION which they didn’t go to school for or do everyday like girl u know nothing
This is my new favorite video on this channel
Holy shit this is hilarious
“After my son was born” wait I missed an entire child
People being confidently incorrect is probably my biggest annoyance in life.
Because it is perfectly OKAY to *not know things*
Do you know how much better and more mature you look when you can just admit that you don't know something? Just say "Yeah, honestly, I have no idea" or "I don't know right now, but I might look more into that later."
But noOOOOooooOoo!
Everyone on the internet wants to be an expert in everything all the time!
Which is hilarious because even REAL EXPERTS on most subjects don't have the attitude these people do!
It literally takes 2 seconds to verify a simple piece on information before conveying it to someone else. These people straight up have no excuse for being so wrong!