Chungus and Chungarella

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What is the origin of the 'Chungus' meme and how did it take over your lexicon?

Connor Wood 0:07
If you catch me really working towards a clip in this episode, please like, don't worry. I need one.
Brooke Averick 0:14
And I know I hate when you work towards clips.
Connor Wood 0:16
I need a clip. I need a clip. I've written. I have so much shit for today. It's all talkable. I just want to go back and forth with it. But if you see me doing that, like know that I'm aware.
Connor Wood 0:44
One. Hello, Brooke. How are you?
Brooke Averick 0:47
Hi, my chungi.
Connor Wood 0:48
Hey, chungo. Chunga and chungo. If you're in a gendered speaking language world.
Brooke Averick 0:57
Chung and chunget.
Connor Wood 0:59
Chung and chunget for here. Chunga. Chungo. If you were like an ah, oh.
Brooke Averick 1:06
Chungus and chungarella.
Connor Wood 1:08
Huh?
Brooke Averick 1:09
I said chungus and chungarella.
Connor Wood 1:11
Chungus and Chungarella. I'll see you at midnight, Chungarella.
Brooke Averick 1:16
I can't stop. It's so horrible.
Connor Wood 1:19
I know. I've seen it from afar. It's special.
Brooke Averick 1:22
It's really not good.
Connor Wood 1:23
I already did like F-A-C.
Brooke Averick 1:25
You went through your Chungus.
Connor Wood 1:26
Yeah, F-A-C life.
Brooke Averick 1:28
Yeah. No, my Chungus hit me over the weekend.
Connor Wood 1:31
You were like a late onset Chungus.
Brooke Averick 1:33
I have late onset Chungus.
Connor Wood 1:35
Oof.
Brooke Averick 1:36
And now I can't stop. And at Friendsgiving, we were playing Quiplash and obviously every answer was something Chungus. And then we had to outlaw Chungus for the next round and no one could say anything. Because there's nothing to say when you can't say Chungus.
Connor Wood 1:51
What? What do you say?
Brooke Averick 1:52
What could you possibly say if not Chungus? There's nothing to say.
Connor Wood 1:56
What did people... Stupid, dumbass, fat-ass life.
Brooke Averick 2:00
What was life for Chungus?
Connor Wood 2:01
What?
Brooke Averick 2:02
What was life for fucking my Chungus life?
Connor Wood 2:05
Well, we'll know next week because it will have moved on completely.
Brooke Averick 2:08
I will never. I will not be moving on from from my Chungus life anytime soon. How did it start?
Connor Wood 2:14
Chungus, we went. Oh, wait, you were gone the week of Chungus. It was Maggie was. Yeah, that was the Chungus. And we looked it up. But the Chungus. Well, it's funny. Yeah.
Brooke Averick 2:26
Well, how do you fuck my Chungus life start?
Connor Wood 2:28
I think Chungus was just like a brain rot thing, 6'7 type shit. And then it took a life of its own with the Bugs Bunny.
Brooke Averick 2:36
Who did it? Like, it just took one person to say, fuck my Chungus life. And then we were all fucking our Chungus lives.
Connor Wood 2:43
When you know, you know.
Brooke Averick 2:44
When you know, you know.
Connor Wood 2:47
If something's rolling off your tongue in that kind of way, you're going to pick it up and put it in your lexicon.
Brooke Averick 2:54
Totally. Totally. The reference is Big Chungus. Variations have been trended on Twitter and X in 2024. Nice. Cool. Oh, cool.
Connor Wood 3:05
We're just like, as usual, going to be about a year behind on these things that people thought were funny and they've moved on from. It is so funny. By the way, I was thinking about this morning. I was talking about Crashing Out. The way that Crashing Out now is just like, oh, it's Crashing Out. But do you remember the episode when we were like... walk me through what you think a crashing out could be. Like there was a time recently when we were like learning about crashing out.
Brooke Averick 3:27
Right. That's very true. And now it's just part of the lexicon. And like, it's kind of annoying when some people say it. So obviously chungus will get annoying too at some point when someone annoying says it. But for now, I'm like so disgustingly, obesely chungus.
Connor Wood 3:45
You're chunged out.
Brooke Averick 3:45
Yeah.
Connor Wood 3:47
You're chung out, chung out, chung out.
Brooke Averick 3:49
Yeah.
Connor Wood 3:50
Okay. I have to say something that just happened to me this morning.
Brooke Averick 3:52
You may.
Connor Wood 3:54
So I'm walking down the street and I'm having my coffee and, um, I hear a voice from behind me and I'm like, I know that voice. I've known this voice for years. This is someone I've known for years. And then I was like, I'm not in a place where I can stop and talk. I was coming back because we were recording and I had a smoothie and I had a coffee. So it was imperative that I got home quickly.
Unknown 4:20
Yes.
Connor Wood 4:21
And I was like, this is not like a talking experience. If this is someone that I that I can't place, it's not like a close friend, but it's like it's close enough where I recognize just their voice and I'm walking and we are block, block, block. And I'm like, I need to turn around and see who this is.
Brooke Averick 4:36
But they didn't say Connor.
Connor Wood 4:38
No.
Brooke Averick 4:38
Oh, I thought you were. Okay. This person's on the phone.
Connor Wood 4:41
This person's on the phone. They're walking close enough behind me where I can hear the conversation.

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