Without further ado

[Crimson Dynamo]

Literally, keep hearing Youtubers say this

so went to the dictionary to see what the etymology is and this was posted with the definition

"YouTubers say it after they've finished the introduction to their video before moving on to the main subject."

:joker:

[Alf]

"Without further ado" means "Let's get started"

They just change definitions these days.

[Cherie]

its like a way of saying 'lets just get on with things without wasting any more time on chit chat'

[Crimson Dynamo]

I am familiar with the saying I am just amused how many young youtubers use what is a fairly old-fashioned saying

The nature of their introduction and then looking for a way to intro the content has revived a saying that they probably would never have used
Its more of an after dinner saying :laugh:

[Zizu]

Literally, keep hearing Youtubers say this

so went to the dictionary to see what the etymology is and this was posted with the definition

"YouTubers say it after they've finished the introduction to their video before moving on to the main subject."

:joker:


Which fricken dictionary refers to YouTubers :)


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[Crimson Dynamo]

Which fricken dictionary refers to YouTubers :)


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https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/without%20further%20ado

[Crimson Dynamo]

Just heard it again on yt

[bots]

yeah i've heard it a lot on youtube, you would have thought the could come up with some variations

[Beso]

I always say, without further foofaraw.

[_Seth]

"WHAT'S UP, YouTube, it's ya boy, coming to you TODAY, with another video..."

[Crimson Dynamo]

Smash that like button

[Cherie]

I am familiar with the saying I am just amused how many young youtubers use what is a fairly old-fashioned saying

The nature of their introduction and then looking for a way to intro the content has revived a saying that they probably would never have used
Its more of an after dinner saying :laugh:

aw yeah it is a very old fashioned saying that you generally hear at weddings before they start the speechs