George Watsky- S for Lisp [Poetry]

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  • @mattk.7715
    @mattk.7715 10 років тому +458

    Killed it, he fucking killed it. He just ripped that shit in half and spat on it all with a lisp. Epic

  • @questioneverything.1178
    @questioneverything.1178 8 років тому +920

    Today's episode is brought to you by the letter "S".

    • @RC-RC26
      @RC-RC26 4 роки тому +2

      Fuck yess

    • @l5-cs.
      @l5-cs. 4 роки тому

      yes lol

    • @presidentobeng
      @presidentobeng 4 роки тому

      Or, “Th”

    • @notahotshot
      @notahotshot Рік тому

      *The letter eth.

    • @jay-rgama
      @jay-rgama 8 місяців тому

      ​@@notahotshot 😂😂😂😂😂 completely caught me off guard

  • @senselesseldritch
    @senselesseldritch 8 років тому +1076

    Jesus, he has a lisp but the best rapper ever.

    • @djjhhuihhh3308
      @djjhhuihhh3308 8 років тому +5

      he was actually at warped tour one year? the name sounds familiar, I was at warped tour and a few friends left the packed to see someone named Watsky so I wonder if its the same

    • @jackdonnelly6468
      @jackdonnelly6468 8 років тому +2

      2014, I believe

    • @XxthefailnessxX
      @XxthefailnessxX 8 років тому +1

      +Jack Donnelly yeah 2014, best warped I went to yet

    • @jdoubledizzle8424
      @jdoubledizzle8424 6 років тому

      Awesome rapper yes. Best rapper ever? No.

    • @arlofinch4628
      @arlofinch4628 6 років тому +2

      he went 2017 too and i met him. really sweet guy

  • @Laando_
    @Laando_ 8 років тому +441

    "If you think your speech is normal, that's because your impediment is listening."

    • @SuperYOUCUTE
      @SuperYOUCUTE 6 років тому +7

      can u tell me what that means please? sorry i have a little brain

    • @mythnyx3791
      @mythnyx3791 6 років тому +10

      SehunIsAGoldenFrenchFry He’s saying everyone speaks differently, and to point out that one person speaks differently is a dick move because the person pointing it out speaks differently than everyone else too.

    • @jamalafon-white470
      @jamalafon-white470 6 років тому +2

      SehunIsAGoldenFry Not your IPEDIMENT is listening, your impediment is LISTENING

    • @DDs0815
      @DDs0815 6 років тому

      Suppose not think

    • @MagicalCipher
      @MagicalCipher 6 років тому +1

      SehunIsAGoldenFrenchFry
      Ive been obsessing over this question since I've heard this phrase so thx for asking.

  • @lot24
    @lot24 9 років тому +981

    "If you suppose your speech is normal, it's cause your impediment is listening"
    whaaaatttt.....

    • @SoundEverMore
      @SoundEverMore 9 років тому +7

      +lot24 Such rekt.

    • @chloedoe6387
      @chloedoe6387 8 років тому +83

      He's saying that if you think that your speech is "normal", then you clearly don't listen, because everyone speaks differently.

    • @megacosmic6507
      @megacosmic6507 7 років тому +2

      Just Another Nobody But the norm is by definition not having a lisp, so saying someone who doesn't have one doesn't listen is contradictory to the meaning, which suggests you shouldn't judge people, which is exactly what he just did.

    • @wwerdo4
      @wwerdo4 6 років тому +15

      "the norm by definition is not having a lisp" Pretty sure "norm/normal" has it's own definition.
      He isn't saying that someone who doesn't have one doesn't listen. He's saying that everyone speaks in different ways, lisp is just the prime example because it relates to him.
      His primary point is that we don't judge the way we speak, only impose that judgement on others. He says in the beginning that he didn't know he had a lisp until someone brought it up to him. He thought he spoke "normal".
      "If you suppose your speech is normal, it's cause your impediment is listening" - IE. You probably don't sound how you think you do. You don't hear the subtleties in you you're own because you've grown accustomed to hearing yourself.
      Don't judge people by the way they speak, instead judge them by what they are saying.

    • @zaraeraesmith7510
      @zaraeraesmith7510 6 років тому +1

      I thought he was saying that in general most people don't have speech impairments so if you only listen blindly when someone tells you what they think is right and you don't question it, than you don't end up with anything original to say and you won't have an original way to say it.

  • @ApocalypticOwl
    @ApocalypticOwl 8 років тому +63

    I've always known that he had a lisp because I also have a subtle lisp, so when I found this poem of him confronting comments about it, he made me feel really empowered. I usually felt the need to hide my lisp, and I thought that I couldn't do spoken word because it was extremely hard to pronounce 's', but he made me think otherwise, and now I do spoken word to hopefully empower others that feel like I felt about my lisp.

  • @RiotWorsley
    @RiotWorsley 10 років тому +471

    why am i just finding the best part of youtube now!?!?!?

  • @AtticusCougar
    @AtticusCougar 6 років тому +178

    So someone said to me the other day I've got a lisp
    A stranger, you know, they said I've got a subtle lisp
    And I should know I sound a little stupid doing spoken word
    When all my words with "S" in them are spoken so absurd
    And I'm not upset, okay it just sucks
    To think you're speaking normally for two decades
    And then shucks-
    Find out your stuff sounds like a stanza of Severus Snape's toughest parseltongue is pronounced by Daffy Duck
    So I will say this:
    My subtle lisp is not sinful
    I'm not sorry Saturday, I'm not sorry Sunday;
    I'm spiritual and when I speak
    I celebrate the Sabbath seven days a week
    I've got special S sauce smothered on my skull walls like a tossed salad so silkscreen the Sistine ceiling on my soft pallet
    I sing along with super scenesters
    Reciting Sufjan Stevens songs in skinny jeans
    Dance salsa with soccer moms
    Sneaking out in skimpy see-through sarongs
    I will answer your questions in stout
    With my sexy subtly lisping sparkling incisor small
    What's my surname? Watsky
    What's my size? Stocky
    My city? San Francisco
    It's so sweet, now slow
    See, I've heard some steamy stories of oral sex
    But I'm not stretching to say one time
    I made a lady climax by speaking an essay section
    Of a Shakespeare sonnet in her split legs' general direction
    I scribble all S-Essays I shred them and sprinkle the whole S-ashes
    My speech doesn't give a spotted sea snail if it passes
    I slipped past straight Fs to straight Ss in my classes
    Because my speech stay second-semester senior status
    Seriously so so so so soon
    So sick sixth grade school kids call me sofa king
    I'm on tongue steroids
    Slammin' with the Sammie Sosa swing
    So tight I sleep upright in a small cell in Sing Sing
    And sail the seven seas on Steve Irwin's stingray
    While your speedboat's sinking
    It's still too soon
    Anyway, screw an S.S.O.S
    I'm straight S.S.S for Save Someone's Standards
    Studied at Emerson; the school of savage speech
    Sup, Stanford?
    I spit sexier than Summer Sanders, Sarah Silverman
    Susan Sarandon, Sissy Spacek, Sally Struthers, and Selena
    Spooning in a 6-way same-sex all S celebrity civil union
    So, you can slander the gay lisp
    And I will slip you a solid list of friends
    Or 60% of Emerson; who
    Lisp or no lisp, will stomp, spit, stay pissed
    And start all over on the racists
    You can save the South Korean stereotypes
    The Sambo shtick
    The sexist shit is sickening
    And if you suppose your speech is normal
    Its 'cause your impediment is listening
    Speak for those of us with something special
    Something that sets us aside from my-
    Accent havers, my... stammerers
    My southerners, my st-st-stutterers
    Yes, I will spit it sick and stick to never skipping "S"
    'Cause I was-
    Suckin' on a soup spoon and I suckled it to sterling silver
    Simple, supple, super soaker
    Staying watching Sister Sister
    Scenage syllables coming esophagus
    Move up there this place is
    Sufferin' succotash
    Second place isolate oxygen
    There's no stopping this
    I start this step of speaking
    You should see that I will not desist
    I'm sorry!
    'Cause see, if you don't like a subtle lisp
    Then you can simply suck on thissssssss

  • @loladog3247
    @loladog3247 8 років тому +11

    I still get chills every time I watch this. Especially when he says "And if you suppose your speech is normal it's 'cause your impediment is listening." Damn.

  • @probsofbeingafangirl7441
    @probsofbeingafangirl7441 8 років тому +70

    I've had a lisp my whole life, and I was seriously considering speech therapy. I listened to this poem and immediately cancelled my first appointment. Thank you, Watsky.

  • @KeyloWick
    @KeyloWick 9 років тому +20

    This is the first video I ever seen, years ago. I didn't actually hear your music until recently this year. It than took me about a month to figure out they were both you! Love the come up man! Don't let that shit die!!

  • @FlailedTwo
    @FlailedTwo 10 років тому +179

    "Sixth grade kids call me sofa king" lmao this is great

    • @LaurierLachance
      @LaurierLachance 3 роки тому

      Could you plz explain this line to me?

    • @bassmek21
      @bassmek21 2 роки тому

      kinda late but "sofa king" what??

    • @FlailedTwo
      @FlailedTwo 2 роки тому

      @@bassmek21 Look up "I am sofa king" - it was more or less that. It was very popular in middle/high schools in the 2000s. It was later revisited by a lot of different artists like Watsky and MF Doom (DangerDoom), comedians, etc.

  • @thomaswilks8534
    @thomaswilks8534 8 років тому +42

    As a person with not a very subtle lisp I appreciate this.

  • @onemelissa2003
    @onemelissa2003 8 років тому +75

    Had a lisp my whole life...been made fun of over half of it. and I don't give a crap what people think about my speech impediment! This rocked! Thank you!

    • @aklion4311
      @aklion4311 8 років тому

      I have lisp too

    • @kayerachebahtah9972
      @kayerachebahtah9972 8 років тому

      me too

    • @dmitrijones3064
      @dmitrijones3064 8 років тому +2

      oh no... you had a lisp and your name is Melissa Smith?! I'm sorry, that sounds even more difficult, and my heart goes out. I have a stammering problem

    • @onemelissa2003
      @onemelissa2003 8 років тому

      That's my married name... Lmao... Ha ha..

  • @zeloudgoddess5848
    @zeloudgoddess5848 10 років тому +100

    I think I just fell in love. hahahahaha.
    Watsky, you're amazing. Do not *ever* listen to the haters. You've made some of the best videos and songs that has been created in a while.

    • @fleenbiz
      @fleenbiz 10 років тому +3

      Damn straight

    • @awyea1801
      @awyea1801 10 років тому

      You have to listen to haters because what if you are actually doing something wrong or it could be better and they are saying that you should. But if its just someone saying "ur a fagot" then its like ok whatever.

    • @zeloudgoddess5848
      @zeloudgoddess5848 10 років тому +4

      aw yea If there's someone that is trying to direct you and help you to become better, then that's not a hater. Haters are people you are hateful and ridiculously critical for no reason. Yes, everyone has an opinion and I respect that, but there's no reason to be a prick about it.

    • @marimarimeow
      @marimarimeow 6 років тому

      he gives the haters a hug

  • @mcpheefan21
    @mcpheefan21 9 років тому +76

    "And if you suppose your speech is normal, it's because your impediment is listening."

    • @AA76648
      @AA76648 9 років тому +6

      Love that part

  • @garystfu4039
    @garystfu4039 10 років тому +43

    watsky... oh my god, i love this.

  • @emiliemessier3616
    @emiliemessier3616 10 років тому +16

    There are no words to express the profound impact you create by saying what needs to be said even though you get slapped right side up the head for it. You're such an inspiration keep going!

  • @sriosdom
    @sriosdom 11 років тому +16

    this is the greatest self-esteem boost

  • @zma314125
    @zma314125 10 років тому +30

    HOLY SHIT... this dude went HAM on "S"

  • @SmokinSquirrelRS
    @SmokinSquirrelRS Рік тому +1

    the attention to detail in delivery with the stammering on stammer and with other words is just perfect.

  • @SuperSK96
    @SuperSK96 10 років тому +13

    This poem is very inspiring 'cause I've got a lisp too. It improved through the years but I still have it and this poem makes me feel like I can actually be proud of it 'cause it's a part of me so why should I be ashamed about it? I think it's wonderful how he performs in front of such a huge audience even though he has a lisp, respect George! That just shows how unimportant it is to have a well...let's call it a 'speaking problem' because the only thing that really matters is what you've got to say!

    • @snoopy154
      @snoopy154 10 років тому

      I'm the exact same! I was always self conscious about my lisp until recently

  • @firn6795
    @firn6795 9 років тому +29

    Honestly I never noticed his lisp until I saw a UA-cam comment mentioning it...

  • @autumn2784
    @autumn2784 3 роки тому +1

    i watch this vid like 10 times every month for the past 5 or so years and every single time I realize how underrated the line "And if you suppose your speech is normal, it's because your impediment is listening."

  • @ShelbyHumeny
    @ShelbyHumeny 10 років тому +397

    I've had a lisp my whole life and gone thru speech therapy before but it hasn't gone away I've never heard my lisp except when it's recorded and played back mine is a bit more than subtle. Thank you so much for this and also who put the letter s in the word lisp? Like the fuck dude.

    • @reginelhre5130
      @reginelhre5130 9 років тому +31

      Same person who decided on the word dyslexia, I imagine.

    • @---------------1
      @---------------1 9 років тому +3

      Regine Løhre and stutter

    • @gandalfbengsston7247
      @gandalfbengsston7247 9 років тому +7

      Rabi Sulaiman and hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia

    • @---------------1
      @---------------1 9 років тому +3

      GandalfBengsston fear of fucked words?

    • @Xomsabre
      @Xomsabre 9 років тому +15

      Rabi Sulaiman Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia is the fear of long words...it's 3 letters longer than Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious and even the "shortened" version of the word is long (sesquipedaliophobia). I'm glad to see someone else who knows of this oxymoronic word xD it's been my favorite phobia since 7th grade.
      I also have to agree with sex daily....I have it myself, makes reading difficult....(sex daily is an anagram for dyslexia).

  • @soulraider3919
    @soulraider3919 8 років тому +1

    I knew it!!! Fastest rapper in the west...able to leap tall ERB in a single bound... it's a bird - it's a plane - it's super WATSKY!!!!
    Huge fan
    This was an immense surprise. Best surprise ever. Thank you for sharing your gifts with all of us

  • @kbergrgb
    @kbergrgb 8 років тому +63

    i don't think anyone has said that many Words that start With S in 3 min then this dude LOL

  • @SuperBellyflop
    @SuperBellyflop 11 років тому +111

    i think my ears just came

    • @mina0rahman
      @mina0rahman 6 років тому +3

      SuperBellyflop it's just wax bruh.

    • @lostinsauce4515
      @lostinsauce4515 3 роки тому

      @@mina0rahman Idk man this wax just got my girl pregnant this might be the real thing

  • @Osie0507
    @Osie0507 2 роки тому

    I am never going to be done finding the diamonds like this on the internet is what ive realized. I search your name and still i find the best content by just rolling through your videos i watch the most and seeing the suggestions. Good gracious i love you George Watsky :)

  • @foxman482
    @foxman482 8 років тому +20

    I don't know about you guys but I happen to love the way he pronounces s's

  • @darienmckenzie7729
    @darienmckenzie7729 8 років тому +45

    this is something amazing tf watsky ur mind be crazy

  • @Tortoisetree11
    @Tortoisetree11 Рік тому

    I've been a huge fan for about 10 years. I still remember the first time a friend of mine showed me one of your earlier videos. Your poetry and music was always very inspiring to me. Lately my life has hit a pretty major rough patch, long story short after a car accident I found myself disabled and now have to walk with the assistance of a cane. But I always remembered your words and your message and you have truly inspired me to keep going. Starting over, relearning, adapting, and adjusting doesn't have to be the end of the world. I see it as an opportunity in fact, and your art is something that helped me get to that good place. Hope you're still out there making the world a better place watsky!

  • @vvitchysims
    @vvitchysims 10 років тому +3

    I LOVE HIM SO MUCH. OH MY GOD. I've had a lisp my whole life and aways was bullied for it. My lisp is subtle like his but oh lord do people make fun of it and point it out. This is so inspiring

  • @acorn3638
    @acorn3638 11 років тому +100

    "It's because your impediment is listening"

    • @acorn3638
      @acorn3638 11 років тому +13

      I cannot explain how joyful this made me. As someone who celebrates a slight lisp when speaking. ^_^

  • @puunk_9240
    @puunk_9240 8 років тому +1

    Every now and then I come back to this poem and FUNKe's video and it makes me feel a lot better. Thank you.

  • @cazzenova9286
    @cazzenova9286 11 років тому +33

    Does George Watsky have lisp, or did he create a lisp effect for the poem?
    I love his music either way!

    • @keithflood9776
      @keithflood9776 11 років тому +45

      He has a subtle lisp.

    • @jamesmason3503
      @jamesmason3503 11 років тому +15

      He did have a pretty bad one but its gotten less noticable

    • @paulbouffard3449
      @paulbouffard3449 3 роки тому

      He had a bad one, you should listen to his Ted Talk it is really good.

  • @larslingle2258
    @larslingle2258 9 років тому +716

    Despite being a beautiful poem, this is just a really long "Fuck You" lol

  • @michaelwilliams2329
    @michaelwilliams2329 4 роки тому +1

    I actively still come back to this year after year. One of my favorite creators/writers

  • @theejabroni
    @theejabroni 10 років тому +10

    This, this shit right here is why i love watsky.

  • @ImJTizzle
    @ImJTizzle 8 років тому +62

    Severus Snape doesn't speak parseltongue..

  • @Lyexsah
    @Lyexsah 12 років тому

    The fact that you care to ask yourself these questions shows that you are a better friend than most.

  • @LadyBradlow
    @LadyBradlow 9 років тому +4

    I also didn't know I had a lisp for most of my life! This poem makes me feel powerful

  • @misfitforever15
    @misfitforever15 10 років тому +37

    I know how you feel 16 years I thought my voice sounded normal but nope apparently I have a lisp, like damn people could have at least told me sooner

  • @Rakkis97
    @Rakkis97 5 років тому +2

    "Where are you from?"
    "Here."
    "Yeah, but where were born?"
    "Here."
    "Huh. You've got an accent."
    "No, my good person, I have a speech impediment."
    Every day. I don't mind the questions and I don't blame anyone for asking. But this video speaks to my heart.

  • @sthepannylavanwaycruz9162
    @sthepannylavanwaycruz9162 8 років тому +20

    this is the best, the longest, and the most intricate way to say, "fuck you," and i believe that is beautiful.

  • @DrudeAshling
    @DrudeAshling 9 років тому +33

    somebody needs to make a sollux video of this

    • @ieatpie315
      @ieatpie315 9 років тому +1

      +Drude Ashling *HS Unite*

    • @ursusaeon
      @ursusaeon 8 років тому

      +Drude Ashling That would be great

  • @jpommells
    @jpommells 11 років тому

    still watching this 3 years later and I always have to stop what I'm doing to listen. THANK YOU FOR SPEAKING

  • @christinek1389
    @christinek1389 11 років тому +7

    Is it weird that actually love his lisp?😍

  • @TheDiande
    @TheDiande 10 років тому +9

    This happened to me once, someone told me I had a slight lisp when I talked , and it really surprised me since I never noticed

    • @neisha9200
      @neisha9200 6 років тому

      ME TOO AND NOW IM GETTING REALLY SELF CONSCIOUS

  • @DesireandLoss
    @DesireandLoss 12 років тому

    As a twenty year old female who stutters, this video is incredible to me. I'm just now starting to become one with myself, and accept the fact that I am different, and this man just validated everything i'm working so hard towards. As people with speech impediments, we must all go through life confident, and never doubt our potential for all that life has to offer. Thank you, George.

  • @KazzieBB
    @KazzieBB 10 років тому +6

    My god he's perfect.

  • @ItsMeLouJee
    @ItsMeLouJee 10 років тому +3

    He went so much more in and was so much better when he did this at the concert I went to =) he was a boss hog

  • @apatternedhorizon
    @apatternedhorizon 8 місяців тому

    I remember watching this back in the day. He's always been incredible.

  • @Lovatic4Life19
    @Lovatic4Life19 11 років тому +25

    I hate when people tell me that sht like i dont already know -_- i can hear myself speak!

  • @HanDidAThing
    @HanDidAThing 10 років тому +6

    I have a weird love for this in that, I don't have a lisp when I speak comfortably with friends, but my problem is that I have social anxiety. When I speak comfortably with friends no one ever thinks I have any "sexy subtly lisp," but the moment I speak aloud in front of people I don't know I try so hard to make sure every vowel is clear, and perfect that the moment I get to an 's' something translates wrong and suddenly I'm lisping; and then I'm freaking out inside and leaving rooms because I practice so hard to say every word just right and I blew it with an s. This makes me feel better, late sure, but it comes and I don't feel like such a twat for blowing my one moment to look like a regular human with confidence.

    •  10 років тому

      I totally understand that feeling, and while I don't suffer with any speech impediment, I'm just socially abnormal, and it feels obvious to me, to the point I'd rather run out of the room :(
      Unite in anxiety! :D

    • @haleykuhns8818
      @haleykuhns8818 9 років тому

      I have the exact same problem, but along with the lisp I stutter

    • @ciara8843
      @ciara8843 9 років тому

      Instead of a lisp for me, it's just stuttering, but otherwise I speak perfectly normally. Anxiety sucks.

  • @ZEERODO
    @ZEERODO 6 років тому +1

    I've seen this a million times. It is still FIRE

  • @TheDustingGamer
    @TheDustingGamer 10 років тому +50

    I almost wish I had a lisp now.

    • @seanwest9944
      @seanwest9944 9 років тому

      I do

    • @ugroundlyrics2637
      @ugroundlyrics2637 9 років тому +8

      TheDustingGamer no you dont, its really annoying and is slowly driving me to depression, its embarrasing for me to speak, trust me you dont want one..
      however im trying my best, and even trying to rap :P.

    • @ivangartenhaus4276
      @ivangartenhaus4276 9 років тому +1

      Im2Fat2Pvp There are different kinds of lisps ,isn't it ?

    • @ugroundlyrics2637
      @ugroundlyrics2637 9 років тому

      Ivan Gartenhaus yes there is, sorry for late reply, ive been on holiday.

    • @ivangartenhaus4276
      @ivangartenhaus4276 9 років тому +1

      Im2Fat2Pvp holidays are good, lisps are not. actually I think some of them are quite nice to be honest.

  • @mirandaarocho6592
    @mirandaarocho6592 8 років тому +24

    I don't get it. Does he have a lisp or something?

  • @flyingmonkeycloud
    @flyingmonkeycloud 12 років тому

    I love you watsky. So much. I've watched this poem like a hundred time, at least, and it still gives me chills to listen to everything you make.

  • @XxAvery12
    @XxAvery12 11 років тому +5

    This made me feel good about my lisp. :)

  • @MakeSushi1
    @MakeSushi1 9 років тому +3

    good

  • @WardiGirl
    @WardiGirl 10 років тому +33

    holy fuck, that was awesome

  • @D3MONtheDarkone
    @D3MONtheDarkone 11 років тому +4

    War sky's grammar teacher must be proud of him

    • @D3MONtheDarkone
      @D3MONtheDarkone 10 років тому +1

      Are you serious WARSKY!!!!! i meant watsky!!! I quit typing comments with my iphone i quit im done

    • @bramonkey1
      @bramonkey1 10 років тому +2

      D3MONtheDarkone it still sounds hella epic

  • @ottobrowne9169
    @ottobrowne9169 10 років тому

    I have just finally been introduced to Watsky because of SourceFed and I have to say.... He's extremely talented and he's now become one of my favorite people to watch or listen to. Shoutout to Watsky for being such a G.

  • @AdariiRose
    @AdariiRose 8 років тому +6

    I have a lisp and someone close to me told me to watch it and I fucking love them for showing me this

  • @MrSirMercer
    @MrSirMercer 8 років тому +6

    Watsky. You have two microphones?

    • @tlg1021
      @tlg1021 7 років тому +1

      I think he was hosting and thats why he had the earpiece mic. and they had the regular mic for the performers and it just made more sense for him to stand at the regular mic to perform this.

  • @BeauKnows147
    @BeauKnows147 10 років тому

    Every single Watsky video I watch blows my fucking mind, no matter how many times I've watched it. I can't get enough...

  • @lordgoldenhand
    @lordgoldenhand 10 років тому +3

    Nobody's really brought up my lisp, which is weird because they bring up how I pronounce R's, when my S' are way more prominent.

  • @JackBradleyyy
    @JackBradleyyy 10 років тому +3

    Aint no shame in my lisp. Tongue thrusters unite!

  • @KittensLastStand
    @KittensLastStand 11 років тому

    Hey Watsky. Right now I'm just a kid in a small town noone knows about but I really look up to you. I have a lisp that I like to try and hide. I dont know why I ever did after I heard that. So thankyou. I appreiciate you and what you do and I like all the songs I've listened to.

  • @merissali1838
    @merissali1838 9 років тому +6

    Um... Alliteration?

  • @AnimationPhilosophyAnalysis
    @AnimationPhilosophyAnalysis 11 років тому +7

    Shit! So now I seem to say 'S' so many times that it's starting to sound silly.

  • @emanresulive
    @emanresulive 9 років тому

    I don't know how often you read your comments but my name is TJ and you George Watsky have inspired me poetically to find a hidden talent and cultivate it. To fall as one piece into the amazing infinite dimensional puzzle of poetry
    For that I thank you

  • @aria6136
    @aria6136 8 років тому +4

    Dude I can't even pronounce Tests without it being a two syllable word

  • @Thatguy3339
    @Thatguy3339 10 років тому +14

    Wait, but Snape doesn't speak Parseltongue, Salazar Slytherin would have fit better. Just saying.

    • @chelexcarera1351
      @chelexcarera1351 10 років тому +5

      Seriously? That's what you took away from this? Lol.

    • @Thatguy3339
      @Thatguy3339 10 років тому +3

      Yes, I have an obsession okay?

  • @AZxTu
    @AZxTu 12 років тому

    I went to speech therapy for most of my childhood for a severe lisp and stutter. This is incredibly empowering. Thank you for what you do.

  • @Eggthan324
    @Eggthan324 10 років тому +7

    I lisp my s's, especially since I got my braces.

    • @Squishy6452
      @Squishy6452 10 років тому +6

      It will be 10 times worse if you have to get an expander.

    • @cobinmillage2407
      @cobinmillage2407 10 років тому +1

      I agree with squishy. That shit was terrible.

  • @Stephanie0420
    @Stephanie0420 8 років тому +4

    Watsky 😍👌🏻

  • @imaspecialgirllalala
    @imaspecialgirllalala 6 років тому

    I wish I had heard of you like 10 years ago, but I’m glad it’s better let than never. You’ve helped me so much George, hope to attend your concerts and meet you one day.

  • @avalanchefan7497
    @avalanchefan7497 8 років тому +3

    K. For a second I thought it was a high school poem and i was like o shit and then he started gettin sexual and i was just like WHAT THE FUCK!? lmao

  • @michaelgeithmann801
    @michaelgeithmann801 10 років тому +10

    haha MCLOVINNNNNN

  • @WalkingDeadKiller
    @WalkingDeadKiller 10 років тому +10

    Well done, Watsky.
    You've inspired millions of people with lisps around the world, including me. :')

  • @amyharp9359
    @amyharp9359 8 років тому +1

    Ahh. His lisp is just one of the many absolutely beautiful things that make George Watsky who he is.

  • @sixstringedwithabowl
    @sixstringedwithabowl 9 років тому +14

    Holy shit, Alphabet aerobics sounds pathetic compared to this.

    • @jarjargod5127
      @jarjargod5127 7 років тому +2

      sixstringedwithabowl Hey buddy, I know it's been a year since you made this comment but I just wanted to say: This outdoes even Alphabet Insanity, I mean, not to hate on Mac Lethal, but he's got nothing on the pure skill and talent possessed by George V. Watsky

  • @TheJeremiah3004
    @TheJeremiah3004 11 років тому +4

    That was "sick".

  • @KarinaLicursi
    @KarinaLicursi 12 років тому

    Who knew some people were perfect and had the right to judge? 'Last I checked we were all perfectly imperfect. This is brilliant.

  • @Jacob-gq7id
    @Jacob-gq7id 9 років тому +6

    Alliteration at it's finest.

    • @davidmorgan2021
      @davidmorgan2021 9 років тому +2

      +Jacob Horrell I believe it's consonance in this case :P Same concept tho

    • @Jacob-gq7id
      @Jacob-gq7id 9 років тому

      shut up nerd

  • @goddamnitzoe
    @goddamnitzoe 7 років тому +3

    he's the lisping eminem

    • @ck-im3vu
      @ck-im3vu 7 років тому +1

      He ain't no one but himself.

  • @johnsmith-nl3jg
    @johnsmith-nl3jg 6 років тому

    I used to be insecure everytime I spoke out loud, and even every time I typed something with S, because I hated the idea that people would read it in my voice and imagine my lisp. Thanks for this.

  • @sillysloth261
    @sillysloth261 3 роки тому

    I loved all this content when it first came out, and still play it now.

  • @avibrantsoul
    @avibrantsoul 4 роки тому

    Oh man. Watsky. Thank you for this!!
    I’ve been doing audio at work for the courses I build. I’ve always handed that to a professional in past jobs, and although praise for being really articulate and good at speaking/reading aloud....the lisp. I’m now in a place that doesn’t mind it and when audio needs recorded for a course we’re publishing and the SME doesn’t want to speak, they have me do it! But listening to myself on full stereo repeat, editing every detail, and seeing clearly in the spectral display where my tongue sneaks out between my teeth to try and make yet another word thpotlight that thexthy lithp. Le sigh.
    I had intense speech therapy as a kid and, while you all can now tell if I am talking about my next door neighbor Juan or my brother Ron (a running family point of humor for many years), my S never really got to that winners circle.
    I finally sat down this morning and started researching tips and exercises to work on this myself so that my future recordings don’t require so much damn effort and editing finesse.
    Then I came across this. While I’m still going to work on it, when I get frustrated in the audio editing process, I’m 100% going to pause and give myself a moment of owning it solidarity. Thank you! This is fantastic. 🤜🤛

  • @highelectricaltemperature
    @highelectricaltemperature 11 років тому

    I found this vid searching for instructions on correcting the way I talk ... this was the first result for "lisp". It's the only video I needed to watch, thank you for making me feel better about myself.

  • @updation.
    @updation. 2 роки тому

    12 years later and this is still one of the most impressive spoken word performances I've ever seen

  • @honeyvoicehwang8990
    @honeyvoicehwang8990 7 років тому

    Watsky, I fucking love you man.
    And I have a project due at the end of every month in my creative writing class about something we saw or heard or read that inspired us.
    And you, my dude, have just won November.
    Seriously, this is absolutely amazing of you and it’s amazing that you’re so proud of yourself in every single way.

  • @johnsmith-nl3jg
    @johnsmith-nl3jg 6 років тому

    I've never heard a lisp talked about positively this means so much

  • @hannahrose9887
    @hannahrose9887 10 років тому

    OMG! I'm in love!😍😍 George, you're the best! Don't EVER forget that!

  • @sarahbecker4649
    @sarahbecker4649 6 років тому

    One of my all time favorite poems, honestly I listen to your work because memorizing and repeating it helps me work on my own small stammer. So excited for the new album xx

  • @nicolegoodrich7039
    @nicolegoodrich7039 Рік тому

    The way you talk is why I like your art of works and I really like your rhyming.

  • @cheripittman8546
    @cheripittman8546 4 роки тому

    This is so awesome thanks for standing up for the different speakers and thinkers you are so bomb thanks

  • @nina9346
    @nina9346 10 років тому +2

    Watsky's spoken word is SO amazing