Chords for HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW HICK SLANG? Feat Letterkenny star Michelle Mylett
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Your boobs are looking
Thank god for your boobs.
Hello everyone!
[Eb] This is my friend Michelle [C] Mylet.
[Eb] Is that how I pronounce your name?
Yeah, [C] Michelle Mylet.
I've only known her for [Eb] like five years.
I need to introduce [C] you to everybody there.
So Michelle [Eb] is a very talented actress.
This is different.
[G] This is just a [N] phobia.
[Fm] [N] Michelle is one of the stars of the TV series Letter Kenny.
So it's on Crave TV which is kind of like a Netflix but here in Canada.
You know how Netflix had The Orange of the New Blue?
The Orange of the New Blue?
The Orange of the New Blue?
Orange
You know how Netflix had Orange is the New Black?
Well, Crave TV has Letter Kenny.
Wayne.
How are you now?
Good and you?
Not so bad.
Hey Katie.
Go home, Daryl.
[C] I play a [Eb] hick in Letter Kenny.
[C] But you're not a hick.
I'm like [Eb] not a hick but I also
I [C] come from kind of a hick [Eb] town.
So I definitely have [C] some hick living [D] inside of me at all [Eb] times.
Cheers.
Cheers.
Cheers [C] to this happy drink.
So [Eb] since Michelle plays a hick, [Ab] she decided to come on over and test out my hick knowledge.
[Dbm] [Ab] For the [Bb] record, this is very specific to [Ab] Letter Kenny.
I don't want to [Bb] misrepresent any [Ab] hicks around the world.
True.
Because [Bb] everyone's different.
Yeah.
But this is like some Letter Kenny hick [B] slang.
Their words, their jargons.
It's just like here in [C] Toronto where like, you know, [Eb] turn up.
Like what does that mean?
[C] Sick.
It's lit.
[Gm] It's lit is a big one.
Like [C] that shit was fire.
Oh, on [Eb] fleek.
On fleek.
[C] Um,
[A] [C] okay that's it.
[Eb] Let's learn [C] some hick slang from Letter [Eb] Kenny.
Yeah.
I'm [C] essentially just going to [Eb] read out a [C] word saying from Letter [Eb] Kenny that the hicks use
all the time.
[C] And then Rachel is going to guess what it means.
[E] I'm going to start with D-Gens.
[Cm] Oh, I mean that's just like, isn't that just [F] short for degenerate?
[B] Did I get it?
You got it.
Oh, I'm going to rock.
You got to do this [Bbm] game, guys.
You have to start it out.
[Db] Hicks coming through.
Um, number two, [F] pertineer.
Something to do with being [Cm] pertined?
Like when you use it in a sentence?
Yes, please.
[B] Is pertineer the same as last time?
Uh, [Bb] it's [Bbm] really clear that it's just the [Db] same as last time.
No.
Nope.
[F] I'm so sorry, Rachel, you didn't get this one.
But pertineer is [Fm] basically, it's [Eb] just a way of saying like pretty near.
[F] Like it's pretty near the same thing.
I'm so sorry.
Three.
Okay.
Number three [Eb] is ten [C] fly.
Ten fly?
[Ab] To use it [F] in a sentence, that dude was ten fly, bud.
[B] Oh.
Actually, no, that's the worst sentence ever.
He is ten fly.
He [Bbm] is ten fly.
Well, I would, [Db] hot?
Like he's hot?
He's got like ten [F] fly muscles?
So sorry.
Ten fly.
You sound so sorry.
I'm so sorry.
Ten fly [Dm] is a toilet paper reference, [Bb] and ten fly toilet [Db] paper is extremely soft.
Oh.
[F] It's like a bird on a guy who's really soft, or like a rim.
Oh, I'm going to [Ab] use that.
That's so [Eb] good.
If you like that one, let me [F] know in the comments below, because I really like that one.
Yeah, okay.
Ten fly, bud.
So ten fly.
Um, [Ab] it's a great day for hay.
[Eb] It's a [C] great day for a happy [Gb] drank.
[Am] [Gm] You know, it's a little bit more literal than that, [Cm] actually.
It's a great day for hay just means that [B] it's a beautiful, dry, sunny day.
It'd be like a great day [Bbm] for farming.
[Db] Literally a great day for [F] hay.
Oh, man.
How's it going, girl?
Oh, man.
Great day for hay.
And the last one is kind of [Cm] a pronunciation more than anything.
Okay.
[B] So you'd say, D-ad.
[Bbm] [Db] Yay!
[Bb] Michelle, thank you for broadening my horizon when it comes to hip [Gm] culture.
I'm just, you know, trying to spread the [Bb] word.
Yeah.
One vlog at a time.
You have to go and check out [Gm] Michelle on Letter Kenny.
I'm going to put whatever I can find [Bb] in the description below, so I'll [F] send you some linky
links, you know, Twitter, [Eb] Insta, all that stuff.
And [Bb] definitely go and follow her because she is from Toronto.
She is a good [Gm] person, and I'm all about supporting people that I think [Bb] are talented, and she's one of them.
Of course, if you [Gm] haven't subscribed yet, click subscribe right here.
[F] Right there?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Right here.
And [Eb] give this video a thumbs up if you liked it and if you learned [Bb] anything.
And let me know in the comments below.
I just want to know which Hicks slang thing that I just learned, what do you think [Fm] you would actually use?
And how [Eb] would you use it?
Give me a [Bb] sentence.
I'm going to go continue drinking my happy drink with [Ab] Michelle.
You have an awesome
Thank god for your boobs.
Hello everyone!
[Eb] This is my friend Michelle [C] Mylet.
[Eb] Is that how I pronounce your name?
Yeah, [C] Michelle Mylet.
I've only known her for [Eb] like five years.
I need to introduce [C] you to everybody there.
So Michelle [Eb] is a very talented actress.
This is different.
[G] This is just a [N] phobia.
[Fm] [N] Michelle is one of the stars of the TV series Letter Kenny.
So it's on Crave TV which is kind of like a Netflix but here in Canada.
You know how Netflix had The Orange of the New Blue?
The Orange of the New Blue?
The Orange of the New Blue?
Orange
You know how Netflix had Orange is the New Black?
Well, Crave TV has Letter Kenny.
Wayne.
How are you now?
Good and you?
Not so bad.
Hey Katie.
Go home, Daryl.
[C] I play a [Eb] hick in Letter Kenny.
[C] But you're not a hick.
I'm like [Eb] not a hick but I also
I [C] come from kind of a hick [Eb] town.
So I definitely have [C] some hick living [D] inside of me at all [Eb] times.
Cheers.
Cheers.
Cheers [C] to this happy drink.
So [Eb] since Michelle plays a hick, [Ab] she decided to come on over and test out my hick knowledge.
[Dbm] [Ab] For the [Bb] record, this is very specific to [Ab] Letter Kenny.
I don't want to [Bb] misrepresent any [Ab] hicks around the world.
True.
Because [Bb] everyone's different.
Yeah.
But this is like some Letter Kenny hick [B] slang.
Their words, their jargons.
It's just like here in [C] Toronto where like, you know, [Eb] turn up.
Like what does that mean?
[C] Sick.
It's lit.
[Gm] It's lit is a big one.
Like [C] that shit was fire.
Oh, on [Eb] fleek.
On fleek.
[C] Um,
[A] [C] okay that's it.
[Eb] Let's learn [C] some hick slang from Letter [Eb] Kenny.
Yeah.
I'm [C] essentially just going to [Eb] read out a [C] word saying from Letter [Eb] Kenny that the hicks use
all the time.
[C] And then Rachel is going to guess what it means.
[E] I'm going to start with D-Gens.
[Cm] Oh, I mean that's just like, isn't that just [F] short for degenerate?
[B] Did I get it?
You got it.
Oh, I'm going to rock.
You got to do this [Bbm] game, guys.
You have to start it out.
[Db] Hicks coming through.
Um, number two, [F] pertineer.
Something to do with being [Cm] pertined?
Like when you use it in a sentence?
Yes, please.
[B] Is pertineer the same as last time?
Uh, [Bb] it's [Bbm] really clear that it's just the [Db] same as last time.
No.
Nope.
[F] I'm so sorry, Rachel, you didn't get this one.
But pertineer is [Fm] basically, it's [Eb] just a way of saying like pretty near.
[F] Like it's pretty near the same thing.
I'm so sorry.
Three.
Okay.
Number three [Eb] is ten [C] fly.
Ten fly?
[Ab] To use it [F] in a sentence, that dude was ten fly, bud.
[B] Oh.
Actually, no, that's the worst sentence ever.
He is ten fly.
He [Bbm] is ten fly.
Well, I would, [Db] hot?
Like he's hot?
He's got like ten [F] fly muscles?
So sorry.
Ten fly.
You sound so sorry.
I'm so sorry.
Ten fly [Dm] is a toilet paper reference, [Bb] and ten fly toilet [Db] paper is extremely soft.
Oh.
[F] It's like a bird on a guy who's really soft, or like a rim.
Oh, I'm going to [Ab] use that.
That's so [Eb] good.
If you like that one, let me [F] know in the comments below, because I really like that one.
Yeah, okay.
Ten fly, bud.
So ten fly.
Um, [Ab] it's a great day for hay.
[Eb] It's a [C] great day for a happy [Gb] drank.
[Am] [Gm] You know, it's a little bit more literal than that, [Cm] actually.
It's a great day for hay just means that [B] it's a beautiful, dry, sunny day.
It'd be like a great day [Bbm] for farming.
[Db] Literally a great day for [F] hay.
Oh, man.
How's it going, girl?
Oh, man.
Great day for hay.
And the last one is kind of [Cm] a pronunciation more than anything.
Okay.
[B] So you'd say, D-ad.
[Bbm] [Db] Yay!
[Bb] Michelle, thank you for broadening my horizon when it comes to hip [Gm] culture.
I'm just, you know, trying to spread the [Bb] word.
Yeah.
One vlog at a time.
You have to go and check out [Gm] Michelle on Letter Kenny.
I'm going to put whatever I can find [Bb] in the description below, so I'll [F] send you some linky
links, you know, Twitter, [Eb] Insta, all that stuff.
And [Bb] definitely go and follow her because she is from Toronto.
She is a good [Gm] person, and I'm all about supporting people that I think [Bb] are talented, and she's one of them.
Of course, if you [Gm] haven't subscribed yet, click subscribe right here.
[F] Right there?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Right here.
And [Eb] give this video a thumbs up if you liked it and if you learned [Bb] anything.
And let me know in the comments below.
I just want to know which Hicks slang thing that I just learned, what do you think [Fm] you would actually use?
And how [Eb] would you use it?
Give me a [Bb] sentence.
I'm going to go continue drinking my happy drink with [Ab] Michelle.
You have an awesome
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Your boobs are looking_
Thank god for your boobs. _ _
Hello everyone!
[Eb] This is my friend Michelle [C] Mylet.
[Eb] Is that how I pronounce your name?
Yeah, [C] Michelle Mylet.
I've only known her for [Eb] like five years.
I need to introduce [C] you to everybody there.
So Michelle [Eb] is a very talented actress.
This is different.
[G] This is just a [N] phobia. _ _
[Fm] _ _ [N] Michelle is one of the stars of the TV series Letter Kenny.
So it's on Crave TV which is kind of like a Netflix but here in Canada.
You know how Netflix had The Orange of the New Blue?
The Orange of the New Blue?
The Orange of the New Blue?
Orange_
You know how Netflix had Orange is the New Black?
Well, Crave TV has Letter Kenny.
Wayne.
How are you now?
Good and you?
Not so bad.
Hey Katie.
Go home, Daryl.
[C] I play a [Eb] hick in Letter Kenny.
[C] But you're not a hick.
I'm like [Eb] not a hick but I also_
I [C] come from kind of a hick [Eb] town.
So I definitely have [C] some hick living [D] inside of me at all [Eb] times.
Cheers.
Cheers.
Cheers [C] to this happy drink.
So [Eb] since Michelle plays a hick, [Ab] she decided to come on over and test out my hick knowledge.
[Dbm] _ [Ab] For the [Bb] record, this is very specific to [Ab] Letter Kenny.
I don't want to [Bb] misrepresent any [Ab] hicks around the world.
True.
Because [Bb] everyone's different.
Yeah.
But this is like some Letter Kenny hick [B] slang.
Their words, their jargons.
It's just like here in [C] Toronto where like, you know, [Eb] turn up.
Like what does that mean?
[C] Sick.
It's lit.
[Gm] It's lit is a big one.
Like [C] that shit was fire.
Oh, on [Eb] fleek.
On fleek.
[C] Um, _
[A] _ [C] okay that's it.
[Eb] Let's learn [C] some hick slang from Letter [Eb] Kenny.
Yeah.
I'm [C] essentially just going to [Eb] read out a [C] word saying from Letter [Eb] Kenny that the hicks use
all the time.
[C] And then Rachel is going to guess what it means.
[E] I'm going to start with D-Gens.
_ [Cm] Oh, I mean that's just like, isn't that just [F] short for degenerate?
[B] Did I get it?
You got it.
Oh, I'm going to rock.
You got to do this [Bbm] game, guys.
You have to start it out.
[Db] Hicks coming through.
Um, number two, [F] pertineer.
_ Something to do with being [Cm] pertined?
Like when you use it in a sentence?
Yes, please.
[B] Is pertineer the same as last time?
Uh, [Bb] it's [Bbm] really clear that it's just the [Db] same as last time.
No.
Nope.
[F] I'm so sorry, Rachel, you didn't get this one.
But pertineer is [Fm] basically, it's [Eb] just a way of saying like pretty near.
[F] Like it's pretty near the same thing.
I'm so sorry.
Three.
Okay.
Number three [Eb] is ten [C] fly.
Ten fly?
[Ab] To use it [F] in a sentence, that dude was ten fly, bud.
[B] Oh.
Actually, no, that's the worst sentence ever.
He is ten fly.
He [Bbm] is ten fly.
Well, I would, [Db] hot?
Like he's hot?
He's got like ten [F] fly muscles?
So sorry.
Ten fly.
You sound so sorry.
I'm so sorry.
Ten fly [Dm] is a toilet paper reference, [Bb] and ten fly toilet [Db] paper is extremely soft.
Oh.
[F] It's like a bird on a guy who's really soft, or like a rim.
Oh, I'm going to [Ab] use that.
That's so [Eb] good.
If you like that one, let me [F] know in the comments below, because I really like that one.
Yeah, okay.
Ten fly, bud.
So ten fly.
Um, [Ab] it's a great day for hay.
[Eb] It's a [C] great day for a happy [Gb] drank.
[Am] _ [Gm] You know, it's a little bit more literal than that, [Cm] actually.
It's a great day for hay just means that [B] it's a beautiful, dry, sunny day.
It'd be like a great day [Bbm] for farming.
[Db] Literally a great day for [F] hay.
Oh, man.
How's it going, girl?
Oh, man.
Great day for hay.
And the last one is kind of [Cm] a pronunciation more than anything.
Okay.
[B] So you'd say, D-ad. _
[Bbm] _ _ _ [Db] Yay!
_ [Bb] Michelle, thank you for broadening my horizon when it comes to hip [Gm] culture.
I'm just, you know, trying to spread the [Bb] word.
Yeah.
One vlog at a time.
You have to go and check out [Gm] Michelle on Letter Kenny.
I'm going to put whatever I can find [Bb] in the description below, so I'll [F] send you some linky
links, you know, Twitter, [Eb] Insta, all that stuff.
And [Bb] definitely go and follow her because she is from Toronto.
She is a good [Gm] person, and I'm all about supporting people that I think [Bb] are talented, and she's one of them.
Of course, if you [Gm] haven't subscribed yet, click subscribe right here.
[F] Right there?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Right here.
And [Eb] give this video a thumbs up if you liked it and if you learned [Bb] anything.
And let me know in the comments below.
I just want to know which Hicks slang thing that I just learned, what do you think [Fm] you would actually use?
And how [Eb] would you use it?
Give me a [Bb] sentence.
I'm going to go continue drinking my happy drink with [Ab] Michelle.
You have an awesome
Thank god for your boobs. _ _
Hello everyone!
[Eb] This is my friend Michelle [C] Mylet.
[Eb] Is that how I pronounce your name?
Yeah, [C] Michelle Mylet.
I've only known her for [Eb] like five years.
I need to introduce [C] you to everybody there.
So Michelle [Eb] is a very talented actress.
This is different.
[G] This is just a [N] phobia. _ _
[Fm] _ _ [N] Michelle is one of the stars of the TV series Letter Kenny.
So it's on Crave TV which is kind of like a Netflix but here in Canada.
You know how Netflix had The Orange of the New Blue?
The Orange of the New Blue?
The Orange of the New Blue?
Orange_
You know how Netflix had Orange is the New Black?
Well, Crave TV has Letter Kenny.
Wayne.
How are you now?
Good and you?
Not so bad.
Hey Katie.
Go home, Daryl.
[C] I play a [Eb] hick in Letter Kenny.
[C] But you're not a hick.
I'm like [Eb] not a hick but I also_
I [C] come from kind of a hick [Eb] town.
So I definitely have [C] some hick living [D] inside of me at all [Eb] times.
Cheers.
Cheers.
Cheers [C] to this happy drink.
So [Eb] since Michelle plays a hick, [Ab] she decided to come on over and test out my hick knowledge.
[Dbm] _ [Ab] For the [Bb] record, this is very specific to [Ab] Letter Kenny.
I don't want to [Bb] misrepresent any [Ab] hicks around the world.
True.
Because [Bb] everyone's different.
Yeah.
But this is like some Letter Kenny hick [B] slang.
Their words, their jargons.
It's just like here in [C] Toronto where like, you know, [Eb] turn up.
Like what does that mean?
[C] Sick.
It's lit.
[Gm] It's lit is a big one.
Like [C] that shit was fire.
Oh, on [Eb] fleek.
On fleek.
[C] Um, _
[A] _ [C] okay that's it.
[Eb] Let's learn [C] some hick slang from Letter [Eb] Kenny.
Yeah.
I'm [C] essentially just going to [Eb] read out a [C] word saying from Letter [Eb] Kenny that the hicks use
all the time.
[C] And then Rachel is going to guess what it means.
[E] I'm going to start with D-Gens.
_ [Cm] Oh, I mean that's just like, isn't that just [F] short for degenerate?
[B] Did I get it?
You got it.
Oh, I'm going to rock.
You got to do this [Bbm] game, guys.
You have to start it out.
[Db] Hicks coming through.
Um, number two, [F] pertineer.
_ Something to do with being [Cm] pertined?
Like when you use it in a sentence?
Yes, please.
[B] Is pertineer the same as last time?
Uh, [Bb] it's [Bbm] really clear that it's just the [Db] same as last time.
No.
Nope.
[F] I'm so sorry, Rachel, you didn't get this one.
But pertineer is [Fm] basically, it's [Eb] just a way of saying like pretty near.
[F] Like it's pretty near the same thing.
I'm so sorry.
Three.
Okay.
Number three [Eb] is ten [C] fly.
Ten fly?
[Ab] To use it [F] in a sentence, that dude was ten fly, bud.
[B] Oh.
Actually, no, that's the worst sentence ever.
He is ten fly.
He [Bbm] is ten fly.
Well, I would, [Db] hot?
Like he's hot?
He's got like ten [F] fly muscles?
So sorry.
Ten fly.
You sound so sorry.
I'm so sorry.
Ten fly [Dm] is a toilet paper reference, [Bb] and ten fly toilet [Db] paper is extremely soft.
Oh.
[F] It's like a bird on a guy who's really soft, or like a rim.
Oh, I'm going to [Ab] use that.
That's so [Eb] good.
If you like that one, let me [F] know in the comments below, because I really like that one.
Yeah, okay.
Ten fly, bud.
So ten fly.
Um, [Ab] it's a great day for hay.
[Eb] It's a [C] great day for a happy [Gb] drank.
[Am] _ [Gm] You know, it's a little bit more literal than that, [Cm] actually.
It's a great day for hay just means that [B] it's a beautiful, dry, sunny day.
It'd be like a great day [Bbm] for farming.
[Db] Literally a great day for [F] hay.
Oh, man.
How's it going, girl?
Oh, man.
Great day for hay.
And the last one is kind of [Cm] a pronunciation more than anything.
Okay.
[B] So you'd say, D-ad. _
[Bbm] _ _ _ [Db] Yay!
_ [Bb] Michelle, thank you for broadening my horizon when it comes to hip [Gm] culture.
I'm just, you know, trying to spread the [Bb] word.
Yeah.
One vlog at a time.
You have to go and check out [Gm] Michelle on Letter Kenny.
I'm going to put whatever I can find [Bb] in the description below, so I'll [F] send you some linky
links, you know, Twitter, [Eb] Insta, all that stuff.
And [Bb] definitely go and follow her because she is from Toronto.
She is a good [Gm] person, and I'm all about supporting people that I think [Bb] are talented, and she's one of them.
Of course, if you [Gm] haven't subscribed yet, click subscribe right here.
[F] Right there?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Right here.
And [Eb] give this video a thumbs up if you liked it and if you learned [Bb] anything.
And let me know in the comments below.
I just want to know which Hicks slang thing that I just learned, what do you think [Fm] you would actually use?
And how [Eb] would you use it?
Give me a [Bb] sentence.
I'm going to go continue drinking my happy drink with [Ab] Michelle.
You have an awesome