Top Slang of 2024: Hawk Tuah

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She said Hawk Tuah, and then everyone else said Hawk Tuah, and soon, your grandmother will also be saying Hawk Tuah.   Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/qutNclKvuB0  Check out our new MEME STORE: https://thememestore.com/  Subscribe to our channel to learn more about trending memes, hear interviews from meme personalities and more! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbrPqq29C9Q_TQP7OFFRzcw?sub_confirmation=1

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00:00This year it sort of felt like brain rot hit a new peak. I remember in 2016 when saying cringe

00:04or based was considered a little terminally online, but now you wouldn't be surprised to

00:07hear your boomer relative saying cringe at Christmas dinner. Let's just hope grandma

00:11isn't saying hock to a casually in sentences in 2032. Let's firstly start there. Hock to it was

00:15obviously one of the biggest memes of the year, a street interview turned online media empire.

00:19Hayley Welch capitalized really well on this very simple sentence. You got to give him that

00:22hock to a and spit on that thing. Is she wrong? No. Is this the most brain rot term of 2024?

00:27Maybe for weeks or even months, you couldn't escape this. Every sentence you'd read online

00:31was like playing mind sweeper. Where was this hidden hock to a joke? Every tweet,

00:34every post could have slipped one in. If she don't hock to a, I don't want to talk to a just

00:38caught a fish call that hock tuna. Yeah, this was peak brain rot culminating in this impact

00:42fought meme. Big chunk is I'm happy for you and I'm gonna let you finish, but hock to a is the

00:46funniest meme of all time. Hock to us were of course happening in bedrooms across the globe,

00:50probably since cavemen were making dino steaks, but it didn't become part of our lexicon until

00:54this year.

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