I love how he confused Astronomy with Astrology. Also, the laugh track when English appeared, due to how difficult it is to find a job with an English degree.
Yep. I was majored in English. The teachers were very clear to us that English majors have the lowest rates of getting a job related to their field of study. I'm living proof of that. ;p
@@faolan2174 Go to a non-english country, ya can gain a lot of money as a translator (also online) so if you know or you are studying another language, that's good, if you don't... well, idk how to help ya.
@@badassteak I've actually already lived in Germany for a few years, and am/was fluent in German. It's a viable option if I was on my own, but I'm married with kids. (No regrets, wouldn't trade them for anything in the world). I personally saw lots of foreigners move to Germany to start a new life, both as individuals and as families. It's *very* hard. They all have to learn a new language for work, school, community events, the grocery store, neighbors/friends, etc. It's very hard on them, especially if they have a hard time learning another language. My spouse would definitely struggle with that, especially to be able to do a career in a foreign language and relearn all the work terminology in order to communicate with coworkers, etc. It's ideal for me, not ideal for my family. :/
Someday I will attain sufficient astronomy history nerd mastery to immediately launch into an hour long lecture on how astronomy really started as astrology because people thought keeping track of the heavens would help them tell the future and to a degree proper study of astrology would actually involve a study of history and astronomy that actually provides some interesting context to how our world is ordered today. But I'm not there yet. I do look forward to the day I can infodump all that on woo-woo "astrology buffs" just to see what happens.
@@bemusedbandersnatch2069mate astrology is a whole lotta bs and you know it. But sure astronomy originated from astrology because back then we knew even less then we do know (still not much)
@@ThaDoggo If nothing else, basic astrology nerdery should mean that a person is able to identify the zodiac constellations in the night sky and know a bit about the history of who named them, what mythological significance they have, and ideally the names and details of the individual stars in the constellation. A proper deep dive would teach you about ancient comparative systems of astrology from the Egyptians, Chinese, Maya; what kinds of rituals and tires they scheduled around those predictions; the relative waxing and waning in political power of the court astrologists; what other scientific discoveries those people made, etc. Granted I think modern mall astrology is really meant to be more a fun BuzzFeed quiz kind of nonsense than anything with genuine historical or astronomical value but the potential to learn a few things is there with or without actually believing in the whole fortune telling aspect of it.
@@npcmcishark7379 I feel like I must have picked that up unconsiously. Still the etymology of to bug seems not that clear according to a very short search. But it might be related to real bugs
@@scloftin8861 Yes, and there are so many equine related occupations that don't require full professional licensing. In Europe, it is very advanced these days. Surrogacy where the embryo is not related to the mare at all. Nothing natural anymore in the elite equine world.
“Breaking news! Local man not smart enough to study any of these majors!” It’s me. I’m the local man. Never before have I been so accurately portrayed on screen.
Journalism was the most accurate portrayal of all of them. I have a journalism degree and then got a job at a daily newspaper. After I accepted the job, the editor told me on my first day, “You don’t get rich in this business.” Less than a year later I started working as an aerospace manufacturing technician.
It seems like the only journalists that truly get rich are either those with UA-cam channels that can get a lot of subs, or they get extremely lucky and make their way to being a news anchor on TV.
You should include Environmental Science being totally depressed / having an existential crisis everyday and Communciations doing nothing but travel abroad 😂
I suspect my alma mater has this as there is a huge and well regarded Ag department ... like four buildings worth and they have horses on site. And cows and other critters and they're always coming up with new chile peppers. Kinda wish I had thought of that at some point as farriers and vets make a good living around here.
I am in the College of Agriculture in Oklahoma Panhandle State University and I am in both Animal Science and Agribusiness. Animal Science is the study of red meat animals. Equine Science is a cousin to us, as well as poultry science and dairy science.
I studied in the equine science department of a major university (that also has a vet school). It’s a big industry and interesting field. That said, it’s really hard to get into vet school no matter what your major is, so don’t choose that major thinking you will be a shoo-in for veterinarian.
The nice thing about college is that it also offers independent studies, so you can bounce around majors until you find something you like. Always start looking into majors and potential jobs while you're young! Volunteering at local places can really help put things into perspective that taking classes definitely won't! Little golden nuggets of truth that nobody told me growing up - hope it helps someone here.
@@rennoc6478 very true! I was commenting about the volunteering bit before. Very good point about bouncing majors being expensive. Studies show that the people who wait a year between high school and college are significantly more successful in college and bounce significantly less. Part of that has to do with brain development and the decision making function dramatically changing at the age of 20. Part of it is that people have time to think and explore the world, to gain experience. Usually doing paid work, internships or volunteering. A far less expensive route for self discovery! No wonder so many students graduate in massive debt. I'd rather get paid than rack up debt while I learn.
I agree with History, the fall of the Roman Empire was a gradual process that cannot be tied to a specific event! 😅 I teach classes at university in sinology and I can add to this list (a lot of stereotypes incoming, all in good humour): the japanology student, likes japanese pop-culture, organizes karaoke nights once a semester, likes to do cosplay. Various sorts of sinology types: the ones who think learning Chinese is good for business, and they like Asian women; the ones who speak Mandarin, Cantonese or a related language at home and think it's easy points for them; the ones who are into Daoism and the Daodejing and want to find themselves; the nerds who feel attracted to difficult scripts, obscure dead languages, distant history and undeciphered manuscripts, and always chose the most difficult subject (that's me😂).
This hits very close to home as I'm trying to select a university major at the moment. Honestly, Equine Studies seems like the safest option at this point
If you want a major where you want to keep your option to switch majors open, try teaching. In my country about 50% of students don't finish their studies :)
In fairness, "it's not the grades you make, it's the hands you shake" and all that. Unless you actually have a field in mind and are working on clearing the qualifications for it, it's going to be more about making friends, getting in good with professors, trying every internship/externship you can, and visiting career services a lot. Or if you come from money, whatever topic interests you the most. A rich friend of mine became an archeologist and she has a lot of cool stories.
CHEMISTRY represent! Loved the 118 friends joke, and it's only miserable for miserable people, yo! (non-miserable ENTJ chemistry teacher here) Great interjected "NO!" from Astronomy, and that was the best "giddyup" of the series!
Giddyup! Equine studies...hmm, not bad. He could get a job on an English estate raising horses. It would be jolly good!! I loved the self-portrait Art made...looked suspiciously like an orange. LOL. I also liked how Psychology used astrology to extrapolate that info about our student. Pshh! lmao! I guess the emojis on my tablet are messed up. But , and
As a college Exploratory Studies advisor, I approve of this message. I will be showing this on my first day of our Academic and Career Planning class. Also . . . My college, um, actually offers "Equine Studies" (Animal Science). 😊. It's a cool major, really!
These are my favourite type of sketches, when different things are people 😀 oh and also if aliens abducted different types of people. You are insanely talented!! ❤
I was so ready for Economics: "hey kid, you like money? Then you should pick me. You'll get to play with all the money you want." Student: "yeah, I do like money... wait what's the catch?" Economics: "You just don't get to keep any of it" Student: *throws hands*
1:41 is so untrue there is never to get more drama students. Most programs get hundreds, or thousands of applicants and only have 20-30 spots. The reason drama has so few people is not because it is unpopular, but because class sizes need to be a lot smaller in order to work properly
As an English: Creative Writing major, I can say that there actually are a lot of jobs we can do. Everything you've ever seen written, or anything that's ever been scripted? That's a job. Someone was paid to write that. There's a lot of jobs in editing, publishing, being an agent, working in bookstores, alternative education programs, journalism, proofreading, marketing/copywriting, scriptwriting and production, ghostwriting, professional/technical writing, and other things. And a lot of jobs not directly related to us but require just any bachelor's degree love having an English major around because it's nice having someone who can write/read/storytell well. It helps a LOT in sales jobs! It's just that most students are not remotely motivated or care enough to do any of the jobs we can do. So they end up working at grocery stores. Luckily, I do not have that problem and am already working as an editor, reporter, and starting my own literary journal. I am a published writer on top of it, but that's just for fun, as most people don't realize that getting published really doesn't pay much (if anything) and unless you're a commercial writer who becomes a brand like Stephen King or James Patterson, you will never make a living just writing creatively (or having people write under your name, which happens with a lot of those big authors, though they do still participate in the creation of the stories in many ways). And becoming one of those people is virtually impossible. I know very successful writers who have been bestsellers and won prestigious awards. They usually have several day jobs, often in higher education.
Fellow English major here, too. I worked for almost a decade as an editor and writer, pretty much right out of college. The jobs are out there (well, unless AI destroys them). But you have to pick your major with an intentional plan, not just say, “Oh, I like English!” and expect that to be enough. This is true with all the liberal arts degrees that aren’t a certification for a specific profession but more of an academic area of study. Even biology majors have a hard time finding a job if they didn’t plan out how the biology degree will translate to a career. And I still laughed at the video 😂.
@@Sjp374See, that was exactly my problem back in the day. I simply said "I love English, so I'm going to study English. I can do loads of jobs with that." But I had absolutely no vision as to WHAT exactly I wanted to be or do. HUGE mistake. 😩 It didn't turn out so good. Now I'm in a completely different field, so my English degree is completely useless to me. 🥴 But, I too laughed at the skit. Who wouldn't? Sweet irony. 😅
I think as chat gpt develops it will render you obsolete. Then again, who am I even kidding 😂😂 My degree of mechanical engineering isn't any better either.
@@ChevronChick-717 that sounds familiar. What field are you in now? All the writing related jobs I found require experience in writing and or experience in an additional field. So my B.A. didn't get me anywhere either.
Yep, I picked a major that I hardly ever use. It happens to most of us I'm afraid. 😏😉 I love how you were able to fit in your "Giddy up!", into all of this! 😄👍🏇
Meanwhile the engineering majors in the back doing simultaneously sniffing glue, fighting each other, making a robot, and falling over every 5 seconds from a lack of sleep.
Can we just pause for a moment to appreciate the use of shiny, transparent adhesive tape to fasten History's fake mustache? Gets me every time. 😆 Don't ever change, FJ.
@@lindajordan8161 well damn. I'm an INTJ on a mission that I'm obsessed about and I miss a lot of things these days. Not just the visual stuff but even if someone is calling me and all 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
If I could go back in time and start from scratch, I would've picked pre-med. Strong job security, jobs usually have great benefits, and I can make a decent amount of money. But instead I went for computer science, lost interest in coding, dropped out of college and now working a dead-end job that's got no path forward. So if you're a high school student reading this, consider majoring in pre-med if you don't know what you want to do.
Most colleges I’ve seen don’t have pre-med and pre-law as majors anymore, but pre-professional tracks. Most undergrads wanting to go to medical school major in biology.
@@professional.commentator I’m sure at some schools it is. But at most a conversation would go: “I’m a biology major.” “Cool. Are you on the pre-med track?”
"Ok, you know what, forget it. I found some listings here for jobs that I already have the necessary skills to do without taking any college courses." "Joke's on you. They still won't look at your resume unless you have some kind of a degree listed on it." "What? Why?" "I talked to the hiring managers and they said it had something to do with proving you can set a goal and stick with it until it's completed." "Even if I pick something that has nothing to do with the job I want, and if I end up spending half of my college career hungover at the frat house?" "Look kid, I don't make the rules..."
I guess that's why I want to study psychology; to help those who don't know what's wrong with them and be their friend(I want to be a psychotherapist) :)
Frank James is such a good comedic actor. The voice for Entymology and the facial expression on English's face at the laughter were exactly on point. Oh and the self-portrait by Art was also hilarious, like the rest of the video. 😆😆😆
There is no "medical" major. There should be, imo. But no, the best you can do is a science field (bio, chem, etc), and then hope you can make it to and survive med school.
@@dama5334 I know. I'm saying there is no university *major* for those things. Like majors for dentistry don't exist, it's just dental school. Majors for medical don't exist, you do a different major, and then go into medical school. This was a video about majors, not professions.
This channel is the type of channel that you remember out of nowhere then spend you day finding it from what you remember (based on true events since last year)
Watch "If Centuries Were People" next 👉 ua-cam.com/video/jFhgwl6kFqE/v-deo.html 🧡
Annnnd this is me in a nutshell. Honestly though, Equine studies doesn't so bad. I connect with animals better than people so win-win.
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Your videos are so well made, I would love watching "16 personnality as therapists for their shaddow type" 😊
heyyy you should do 16 personalities at the zoo
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Economics: “At least you'll understand why you're poor“😂😂😂
And Psychology could easily be:"At least you'll be able to understand your depression when you are poor."
@@Charlotte_Martelyes!
Because you studied Economics. I love he said, don't choose me, but when you choose me i will explain to u the reason why i shouldn't have done this.
As someone who just graduated with an economics degree, that couldn’t be more real.
@@Charlotte_Martel that's literally me
I love how he confused Astronomy with Astrology. Also, the laugh track when English appeared, due to how difficult it is to find a job with an English degree.
Yep. I was majored in English. The teachers were very clear to us that English majors have the lowest rates of getting a job related to their field of study.
I'm living proof of that. ;p
@@faolan2174 hey at least your parents are rich :)
@@faolan2174Oh frick, I'm majoring in English Education with a minor in TESOL. I'll go across the world to teach if I have to.
@@faolan2174 Go to a non-english country, ya can gain a lot of money as a translator (also online) so if you know or you are studying another language, that's good, if you don't... well, idk how to help ya.
@@badassteak I've actually already lived in Germany for a few years, and am/was fluent in German. It's a viable option if I was on my own, but I'm married with kids. (No regrets, wouldn't trade them for anything in the world).
I personally saw lots of foreigners move to Germany to start a new life, both as individuals and as families. It's *very* hard. They all have to learn a new language for work, school, community events, the grocery store, neighbors/friends, etc.
It's very hard on them, especially if they have a hard time learning another language. My spouse would definitely struggle with that, especially to be able to do a career in a foreign language and relearn all the work terminology in order to communicate with coworkers, etc.
It's ideal for me, not ideal for my family. :/
Astronomy being offended at being mistaken for Astrology was beautiful
Someday I will attain sufficient astronomy history nerd mastery to immediately launch into an hour long lecture on how astronomy really started as astrology because people thought keeping track of the heavens would help them tell the future and to a degree proper study of astrology would actually involve a study of history and astronomy that actually provides some interesting context to how our world is ordered today. But I'm not there yet.
I do look forward to the day I can infodump all that on woo-woo "astrology buffs" just to see what happens.
@@bemusedbandersnatch2069I very much look forward to seeing it as someone who reads my horoscope for fun sometimes haha
@@bemusedbandersnatch2069mate astrology is a whole lotta bs and you know it. But sure astronomy originated from astrology because back then we knew even less then we do know (still not much)
@@ThaDoggo If nothing else, basic astrology nerdery should mean that a person is able to identify the zodiac constellations in the night sky and know a bit about the history of who named them, what mythological significance they have, and ideally the names and details of the individual stars in the constellation.
A proper deep dive would teach you about ancient comparative systems of astrology from the Egyptians, Chinese, Maya; what kinds of rituals and tires they scheduled around those predictions; the relative waxing and waning in political power of the court astrologists; what other scientific discoveries those people made, etc.
Granted I think modern mall astrology is really meant to be more a fun BuzzFeed quiz kind of nonsense than anything with genuine historical or astronomical value but the potential to learn a few things is there with or without actually believing in the whole fortune telling aspect of it.
Astrology is pseudoscience, the stars are stars, not your brain.
For a second, I thought he was just gonna say “Screw it, I’ll go into a Trade”, but that ending was *way* funnier!
Sequel if trades were people
Plumbing: “I’m the only choice that will leave you flushed with cash”
Baking: “I exist”
@@FlygonkingVGC for a moment I misread baking as banking, which funnily enough still fits
Meanwhile, physics and all of its little fields are either crying in a corner or rambling to themselves insanely
Missed the opportunity to go directly from entomology to etymology.
The fact that some people can't distinguish between them bugs me in ways I cannot put into words.
@@npcmcishark7379 "bugs me" really seems like a pun here. Does someone know the etymology behind that?
@@sternentalerswald the "I cannot put into words"-part is the etymology joke here.
@@npcmcishark7379 I feel like I must have picked that up unconsiously. Still the etymology of to bug seems not that clear according to a very short search. But it might be related to real bugs
Equine Studies might actually be the best one! Outdoors, working with animals, learning to be calm and patient.
And could apply to a pre-vet major
@@scloftin8861 Yes, and there are so many equine related occupations that don't require full professional licensing. In Europe, it is very advanced these days. Surrogacy where the embryo is not related to the mare at all. Nothing natural anymore in the elite equine world.
Probably involves really gross things
@@scloftin8861is that a plus or a minus? There's a glut of veterinarians in the US and the pay is sadly not commensurate with the cost of educatuon
You can get a very good job with Equine Studies. I live in an area that raises a lot of horses and those people make a very good living.
damn, drama was not SUBMITTED it was DOMINATED
“Breaking news! Local man not smart enough to study any of these majors!” It’s me. I’m the local man. Never before have I been so accurately portrayed on screen.
youre wrong. youre just lazy.
Journalism was the most accurate portrayal of all of them. I have a journalism degree and then got a job at a daily newspaper. After I accepted the job, the editor told me on my first day, “You don’t get rich in this business.” Less than a year later I started working as an aerospace manufacturing technician.
Whoa aerospace technician that sounds cool
It seems like the only journalists that truly get rich are either those with UA-cam channels that can get a lot of subs, or they get extremely lucky and make their way to being a news anchor on TV.
You should include Environmental Science being totally depressed / having an existential crisis everyday and Communciations doing nothing but travel abroad 😂
I want Frank to confess that he used Math’s voice to seem cool around his wife while they were dating.
The Kramer "Giddy up!" 😂✊
As an English major, thank you for promptly laughing at my existence :)
it's ok if you have rich family😁
Hi fellow English major!!! 👋 👋 👋
Best of luck to you three
First time I ever heard of EQUINE STUDIES. 😂😅
I suspect my alma mater has this as there is a huge and well regarded Ag department ... like four buildings worth and they have horses on site. And cows and other critters and they're always coming up with new chile peppers. Kinda wish I had thought of that at some point as farriers and vets make a good living around here.
LOL, here in Texas, we call it husbandry, but the study of horses is actually Hippology if we're being scientific.
I am in the College of Agriculture in Oklahoma Panhandle State University and I am in both Animal Science and Agribusiness. Animal Science is the study of red meat animals. Equine Science is a cousin to us, as well as poultry science and dairy science.
I studied in the equine science department of a major university (that also has a vet school). It’s a big industry and interesting field. That said, it’s really hard to get into vet school no matter what your major is, so don’t choose that major thinking you will be a shoo-in for veterinarian.
Why is this comment getting so many likes??? 😅
The nice thing about college is that it also offers independent studies, so you can bounce around majors until you find something you like.
Always start looking into majors and potential jobs while you're young! Volunteering at local places can really help put things into perspective that taking classes definitely won't!
Little golden nuggets of truth that nobody told me growing up - hope it helps someone here.
A lot of homeschool families do just that. It's a good idea and has a great success record. I hope people listen to your advice!
Yea but the longer you bounce around the more expensive it gets
@@rennoc6478 very true! I was commenting about the volunteering bit before. Very good point about bouncing majors being expensive.
Studies show that the people who wait a year between high school and college are significantly more successful in college and bounce significantly less. Part of that has to do with brain development and the decision making function dramatically changing at the age of 20. Part of it is that people have time to think and explore the world, to gain experience. Usually doing paid work, internships or volunteering. A far less expensive route for self discovery!
No wonder so many students graduate in massive debt. I'd rather get paid than rack up debt while I learn.
I agree with History, the fall of the Roman Empire was a gradual process that cannot be tied to a specific event! 😅
I teach classes at university in sinology and I can add to this list (a lot of stereotypes incoming, all in good humour): the japanology student, likes japanese pop-culture, organizes karaoke nights once a semester, likes to do cosplay.
Various sorts of sinology types: the ones who think learning Chinese is good for business, and they like Asian women; the ones who speak Mandarin, Cantonese or a related language at home and think it's easy points for them; the ones who are into Daoism and the Daodejing and want to find themselves; the nerds who feel attracted to difficult scripts, obscure dead languages, distant history and undeciphered manuscripts, and always chose the most difficult subject (that's me😂).
This hits very close to home as I'm trying to select a university major at the moment. Honestly, Equine Studies seems like the safest option at this point
electrical engineering and ship building are safe too
If you want a major where you want to keep your option to switch majors open, try teaching. In my country about 50% of students don't finish their studies :)
In fairness, "it's not the grades you make, it's the hands you shake" and all that. Unless you actually have a field in mind and are working on clearing the qualifications for it, it's going to be more about making friends, getting in good with professors, trying every internship/externship you can, and visiting career services a lot.
Or if you come from money, whatever topic interests you the most. A rich friend of mine became an archeologist and she has a lot of cool stories.
Giddy up will never get old
LOL
As someone who studied psychology...and didn't finish it...I wish I had done English, Drama or history instead.
Frank is wearing his ENFP t-shirt and this is a real ENFP problem. Although we’d be wanting to say yes to ALL of them. Except Maths.
First when I was watching the video I was feeling relief that other people have similar issues. Now as an enfp reading your comment - awww
Interesting, that was my problem years ago when I was in college. I was more extraverted when I was in my twenties.
Actually I like math as an enfp🥲
Exactlyy! :)
Math do be rough, I’m an ENFP studying Anthropology
This Guy Always Manages To Make The *FUNNIEST* Content *EVER!!!*
why did you capitalize every letter
One man I worked with said that he majored in accounting because "It had the shortest line in the selection area".
That's as good a reason as any.
Definition of a stable field is accounting
LMFAOO
He did a good job of accounting for which line would save him the most time.
Came in prepared for my major to get roasted. Wasn’t prepared for it to be in the first 20 seconds 😂😂
What's your major 😂? I'm surprised there wasn't any medical courses in the video
@@onuhrita5009 from my (not very extensive) observations, people who go to medical fields were already sure that that's what they're gonna study
@@fairyfellermasterstroke fair point! You can't go through medical school hell without knowing what to do in the end 😅
@@onuhrita5009the “stress times 100” major 😂 and the emphasis on not doing it for the money
I'm surprised biology wasn't here, the closest was entomology
Philosophy getting immediately punched fits lmfao 😂
0:18 but who’s gonna code that other AI? if another AI then who’s gonna code that other AI???? [insert Sisyphus here]
People really underestimate how great computer scientists are
@@vernoneatwell5449 facts frfr
Me going into CS knowing only how to code in Minecraft Command block 😅
That other AI.
computer related majors are really relevant today
1:03 Jokes on you, hardships make you stronger
I love how history has an English accent!
I was waiting for Underwater Basket Weaving to show up.
History Majors....ASSEMBLE!!
Political Science major with a History minor here. Yes, I'm preparing for my career at Starbucks after I graduate
🤚🏻
As an INFJ with a Psych degree I am rolling on the ground laughing.
CHEMISTRY represent! Loved the 118 friends joke, and it's only miserable for miserable people, yo! (non-miserable ENTJ chemistry teacher here) Great interjected "NO!" from Astronomy, and that was the best "giddyup" of the series!
0:13 @PirateSoftware: “I feel a disturbance in the force!”
Engineering majors are not in the video because they are too busy having a nervous breakdown 😭
I love how architecture and engineering simply cease to exist 😂
The crazy thing is my college didn't even have those majors.
English... that canned laughter hurt my soul... 😂
"Giddy-up!!" 😂🤣 LOL It's just too much! My tummy hurts now!
Giddyup! Equine studies...hmm, not bad. He could get a job on an English estate raising horses. It would be jolly good!! I loved the self-portrait Art made...looked suspiciously like an orange. LOL. I also liked how Psychology used astrology to extrapolate that info about our student. Pshh! lmao! I guess the emojis on my tablet are messed up. But , and
Haha hey working on an English estate sounds good to me. Especially if it's the one where they film Great British Bake Off haha
@@FrankJames Yeah! I wouldn't mind that myself! 😉☺️
as a psych major, THAT WAS TOO FUNNY AND WAY TOO ACCURATE
"I recognize my 4 year plan's at this point not repairable, but put me down as "Undecided", every major's terrible!"
Why does Psychology look like Light Yagami from Death Note?😂
It had to be on purpose cuz it's spot on😂
Im convinced that Franks creativity never ends
As a college Exploratory Studies advisor, I approve of this message. I will be showing this on my first day of our Academic and Career Planning class.
Also . . . My college, um, actually offers "Equine Studies" (Animal Science). 😊. It's a cool major, really!
as a business major, i was hoping more lines for mine but facts djhsdjhs love u frank
Him mistaking astronomy for astrology is so accurate
Why do people still think they're the same thing 😭
I just binged entire 48 videos on this playlist from the end to the beginning and please never stop this series.
Hope this goes viral! :) Such an amazing sketch!
I was an English major so is that why a laugh track always follows me when I suggest looking for work? 🤔😆😅😆
Graphic Design: Art, but can actually afford cup ramen
Wasn’t expecting Philosophy to get stabbed
I feel called out as a Digital Art major but it’s probably true
These are my favourite type of sketches, when different things are people 😀 oh and also if aliens abducted different types of people. You are insanely talented!! ❤
giddyup was straight up Kramer! you got the hair and shirt 🤣🤣🤣
I like the fact the video is below 3 minutes and the fact that the major chose could actually be next to exploratory.😂
Ok, is it just me or Math is kinda of hot? 😳
As a math major, I'll take the compliment! 😉
i think its just you
I was so ready for
Economics: "hey kid, you like money? Then you should pick me. You'll get to play with all the money you want."
Student: "yeah, I do like money... wait what's the catch?"
Economics: "You just don't get to keep any of it"
Student: *throws hands*
1:36 Dayum Bro you reaally had to do it huh?😂
1:41 is so untrue there is never to get more drama students. Most programs get hundreds, or thousands of applicants and only have 20-30 spots. The reason drama has so few people is not because it is unpopular, but because class sizes need to be a lot smaller in order to work properly
Don’t worry, the Engineer is Engin-here…
This is why I don’t have friends
As an English major, that joke was a bit too close to home 🤣
Bless you for the Seinfeld reference. Long live Kramer!
The Kramer “Giddy Up” at the end 😂. I say it in front of my son and he has NO idea why the heck I say it.
As an English: Creative Writing major, I can say that there actually are a lot of jobs we can do. Everything you've ever seen written, or anything that's ever been scripted? That's a job. Someone was paid to write that. There's a lot of jobs in editing, publishing, being an agent, working in bookstores, alternative education programs, journalism, proofreading, marketing/copywriting, scriptwriting and production, ghostwriting, professional/technical writing, and other things. And a lot of jobs not directly related to us but require just any bachelor's degree love having an English major around because it's nice having someone who can write/read/storytell well. It helps a LOT in sales jobs!
It's just that most students are not remotely motivated or care enough to do any of the jobs we can do.
So they end up working at grocery stores.
Luckily, I do not have that problem and am already working as an editor, reporter, and starting my own literary journal.
I am a published writer on top of it, but that's just for fun, as most people don't realize that getting published really doesn't pay much (if anything) and unless you're a commercial writer who becomes a brand like Stephen King or James Patterson, you will never make a living just writing creatively (or having people write under your name, which happens with a lot of those big authors, though they do still participate in the creation of the stories in many ways). And becoming one of those people is virtually impossible. I know very successful writers who have been bestsellers and won prestigious awards. They usually have several day jobs, often in higher education.
Fellow English major here, too. I worked for almost a decade as an editor and writer, pretty much right out of college. The jobs are out there (well, unless AI destroys them). But you have to pick your major with an intentional plan, not just say, “Oh, I like English!” and expect that to be enough. This is true with all the liberal arts degrees that aren’t a certification for a specific profession but more of an academic area of study. Even biology majors have a hard time finding a job if they didn’t plan out how the biology degree will translate to a career.
And I still laughed at the video 😂.
@@Sjp374See, that was exactly my problem back in the day. I simply said "I love English, so I'm going to study English. I can do loads of jobs with that."
But I had absolutely no vision as to WHAT exactly I wanted to be or do. HUGE mistake. 😩
It didn't turn out so good.
Now I'm in a completely different field, so my English degree is completely useless to me. 🥴
But, I too laughed at the skit. Who wouldn't? Sweet irony. 😅
I think as chat gpt develops it will render you obsolete. Then again, who am I even kidding 😂😂
My degree of mechanical engineering isn't any better either.
@@ChevronChick-717 that sounds familiar. What field are you in now? All the writing related jobs I found require experience in writing and or experience in an additional field. So my B.A. didn't get me anywhere either.
Yep, I picked a major that I hardly ever use.
It happens to most of us I'm afraid. 😏😉
I love how you were able to fit in your "Giddy up!", into all of this! 😄👍🏇
Meanwhile the engineering majors in the back doing simultaneously sniffing glue, fighting each other, making a robot, and falling over every 5 seconds from a lack of sleep.
Can we just pause for a moment to appreciate the use of shiny, transparent adhesive tape to fasten History's fake mustache? Gets me every time. 😆 Don't ever change, FJ.
hahaha glad you like it
I didn't notice that at all. Damn you sensors.
@hidum5779 Ha! I'm an INFP, by the way. Normally miss lots of visual details in real life, but not so much in videos, apparently
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well damn. I'm an INTJ on a mission that I'm obsessed about and I miss a lot of things these days. Not just the visual stuff but even if someone is calling me and all 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@hidum5779 I hear ya 😆
The love this one, Im laughing so hard!!
Equine studies is an underrated field....except in Kentucky.
I fall in love with the History’s British accent. It was soooo beautiful to listen to 🇬🇧
If I could go back in time and start from scratch, I would've picked pre-med. Strong job security, jobs usually have great benefits, and I can make a decent amount of money.
But instead I went for computer science, lost interest in coding, dropped out of college and now working a dead-end job that's got no path forward.
So if you're a high school student reading this, consider majoring in pre-med if you don't know what you want to do.
Most colleges I’ve seen don’t have pre-med and pre-law as majors anymore, but pre-professional tracks. Most undergrads wanting to go to medical school major in biology.
@@hunterlawrence3573 Really? That's wild. I thought pre-med was still a thing.
@@professional.commentator I’m sure at some schools it is. But at most a conversation would go:
“I’m a biology major.”
“Cool. Are you on the pre-med track?”
I love Drama’s banana clip!
"Ok, you know what, forget it. I found some listings here for jobs that I already have the necessary skills to do without taking any college courses."
"Joke's on you. They still won't look at your resume unless you have some kind of a degree listed on it."
"What? Why?"
"I talked to the hiring managers and they said it had something to do with proving you can set a goal and stick with it until it's completed."
"Even if I pick something that has nothing to do with the job I want, and if I end up spending half of my college career hungover at the frat house?"
"Look kid, I don't make the rules..."
I guess that's why I want to study psychology; to help those who don't know what's wrong with them and be their friend(I want to be a psychotherapist) :)
This was tremendous! Good job! 👏👏👏
0:14 Yep, AI can do it all now. 😂😂😂 AI even writes recipes that they can't try and puts them on UA-cam. 👍
AI can't even do fingers, and you trust it to do something important?
@@glowormrdr6183 By the way, it was trained off as much data as it was legally allowed to and still can’t draw fingers correctly.
Your work is art, wonderful, beautiful, exceptional art.
Keel it up, take care of yourself and may God bless you and your family greatly.
As someone taking entomology, that is indeed how everyone reacts when I tell them about it 😔😔
Frank’s videos are the goat
1:48 Ouch!
"I love Astronomy! I'm a Sagittarius!"
"Have a nice day"
Sent me ☠️
Omg didn’t expect the punchline AT ALL😂😂😂😂😂😂 again such a fine piece of comedy!!!😂😂😂😂
What?? I love this!! 😂
as a physics major, the fact that we were forgotten is the cherry on top somehow
This guy never runs out of video ideas
Giddyup! That’s hilarious from beginning to end! 😂🧡
Amazing actors!
I genuinely thought about different college majors and what kinds of people would choose them. Anyways, great vid as always Frank!
We love you, Exploratory major. You're out hero ❤❤❤
OMG The Kramer reference at the end! 🤣🤣
GiddyUp! 😂😂😂
Frank James is such a good comedic actor. The voice for Entymology and the facial expression on English's face at the laughter were exactly on point. Oh and the self-portrait by Art was also hilarious, like the rest of the video. 😆😆😆
Medical majors had no time to be in the video, apparently 😢
There is no "medical" major. There should be, imo. But no, the best you can do is a science field (bio, chem, etc), and then hope you can make it to and survive med school.
I meant medicine, dentistry, pharmacy.. health professions
@@dama5334 I know. I'm saying there is no university *major* for those things. Like majors for dentistry don't exist, it's just dental school. Majors for medical don't exist, you do a different major, and then go into medical school. This was a video about majors, not professions.
@@faolan2174There are majors for nursing, radiology, dental assisting, etc. Maybe Dama meant those?
@@faolan2174 If you are European you do have majors in these fields.
that giddy up killed me😂😂😂
I see you adding Kramer references from Seinfeld! NICE!!! ❤😂
This channel is the type of channel that you remember out of nowhere then spend you day finding it from what you remember (based on true events since last year)
Cute! 😂 Made me laugh! Thanks 🎉😊
Glad you enjoyed it
As a Georgetown alum I love the backdrop of our campus!! Hoya Saxa !!
Philosophy and Psychology are the Literally Me Majors of College in my book
Physics and Engineering laughing at the corner:
999999999% RELATABLE AND PERFECTLY DESCRIBES MY MOMENTS BEFORE FRESHMAN ENROLLMENT LOL