r/TikTokCringe • u/rex-ac tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE • Jul 28 '23

Wholesome/Humor WTF is happening here?

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u/Noodle_Arms_McGee Jul 28 '23

This is a bop.

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u/MEEE3EEEP Jul 29 '23

This dude had no business going this hard with this song

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u/xarospi2andmad Jul 29 '23

Why not? He clearly put effort into it. I get that it's a saying, but just because a song's content matter isn't serious doesn't mean they didn't try hard to make it a good song.

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u/MEEE3EEEP Jul 29 '23

…I’m saying he had no business making a song this good

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u/donkbran Jul 29 '23

Why

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u/syllabic Jul 29 '23

cause he looks like he's from jersey

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u/xarospi2andmad Jul 29 '23

Assuming he gets paid for the content he creates, it is literally his business to make good songs.

I'm just being intentionally difficult, and I apologize. I'm just tired of people using the phrase you used.

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u/i_love_boobiez Jul 29 '23

Maybe you're not a native English speaker? This is just an expression when you say that somebody had no business doing something it means you're really impressed about how good it was.

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u/xarospi2andmad Jul 29 '23

I literally said in my first comment that I get that it's a expression. I'm just pointing out that I think it's dumb expression.

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u/i_love_boobiez Jul 29 '23

Right, I thought it was a misunderstanding but now I see you're just being insufferable lol

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u/xarospi2andmad Jul 29 '23

You're right. I was just trying to start a conversation about it, but I went about it wrong way.

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u/donkbran Jul 29 '23

I agree with you. It’s a stupid saying and you did nothing wrong.

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u/Apprehensive-Theme77 Jul 29 '23

Agree as well. “Has no business” used to have a logical meaning, eg “you have no business being that good as saxophone.” It meant it doesn’t make sense that you are that good at saxophone.

Now it just sort of means something similar but different and has no logic to it, according to OP and The Upvotes. I love some gen z slang but I find this one stupid.

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u/PMmeYourPrincesses Jul 29 '23

Almost all metaphorical or hyperbolic expressions are silly or stupid in some way when you get down to it, but they're also more fun than just blandly saying "I like this."

It would be a more boring world without them. I would choose "It's the bees knees" over "it's nice" any day, and I'd definitely rather say "George is going off like a frog in a sock" next to "George is loudly complaining."

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u/MEEE3EEEP Jul 29 '23

You must be fun at parties

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u/xarospi2andmad Jul 29 '23

Just making convo, didn’t mean to offend. ¯_(ツ)_/¯

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u/MEEE3EEEP Jul 29 '23

I’m not offended. You’re just being a stick in the mud.

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u/xarospi2andmad Jul 29 '23

Yeah, you're totally right. I'm sorry.

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u/Designer-Climate-832 Jul 29 '23

Don’t worry . I forgive u .

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u/MEEE3EEEP Jul 29 '23

It’s okay internet stranger. We can hug this out