If you've watched any popular YouTube videos lately, you might have seen "Co Za Asy" in the comments. It's being posted everywhere, and tons of YouTube users are voting it up. What the heck is Co Za Asy, and what does it mean on YouTube?
Well, it's a Polish phrase that was posted on a FailBlog video of some guys FAILing at moving a couch. Superstar YouTuber Ray William Johnson read some of the Polish comments -- including Co Za Asy -- out loud in a recent video. RWJ's video scored over 4 million views, which was apparently enough to turn Co Za Asy into a meme of its own. It even has a Know Your Meme page.
Google Translate says that "co za asy" translates into "What aces!" In other words, it was probably a sarcastic crack about the failed couch movers. YouTubers now use it as a synonym for "fail," indicating either that a video sucks, or that someone in the video has done something stupid and inept.
Well, it's a Polish phrase that was posted on a FailBlog video of some guys FAILing at moving a couch. Superstar YouTuber Ray William Johnson read some of the Polish comments -- including Co Za Asy -- out loud in a recent video. RWJ's video scored over 4 million views, which was apparently enough to turn Co Za Asy into a meme of its own. It even has a Know Your Meme page.
Google Translate says that "co za asy" translates into "What aces!" In other words, it was probably a sarcastic crack about the failed couch movers. YouTubers now use it as a synonym for "fail," indicating either that a video sucks, or that someone in the video has done something stupid and inept.
You: Hey dude, wtf are you doing with that couch?
Him: Im just.. im just.. oh nooo dammit "CRASH!"
You; just co za asy o.o!
Him: Im just.. im just.. oh nooo dammit "CRASH!"
You; just co za asy o.o!
by BBoyNYc March 13, 2011
Polish phrase that has become sort of a meme due to a YouTube video by raywilliamjohnson. Translating to "What aces" it was left as a comment on a Polish viral video where a couch is pushed out of a second story window.
by EverythingUseless March 2, 2011
Polish for "what aces" or "what an ace." Typically used with sarcasm to make fun of a clumsy or stupid person trying to do something amazing.
Guy 1: "Bob just wrecked his new car by seeing how fast it would go."
Guy2: "Serves him right, co za asy."
Guy2: "Serves him right, co za asy."
by xpl0 March 1, 2011
A phrase used on every single Polish video on the internet - EVERY SINGLE ONE. Phrase popularized by RWJ in his =3 series.
Means "What an asshole".
Commenting with "Co za asy..." automatically guarantees that you have the top rated comment.
Means "What an asshole".
Commenting with "Co za asy..." automatically guarantees that you have the top rated comment.
co za asy...
by 92BTTB92 March 1, 2011
1. When a nice, normal guy decides to transform into a total man-whoring douche face. Typified by ex-boyfriends that change dramatically post breakup.
2.When a nice, normal guy or caterpillar goes into a cocoon after a breakup and emerges as a douche bag butterfly.
2.When a nice, normal guy or caterpillar goes into a cocoon after a breakup and emerges as a douche bag butterfly.
Girl 1: My boyfriend went through a serious meta-douche-asis after we broke up. He's serial dating and barely even talks to me anymore.
Girl 2: Total douche.
Girl 2: Total douche.
by QUinn4567 January 11, 2011
When you have nothing better to say, you speak this overrated Polish word.
Made popular by RaywilliamJohnson
Made popular by RaywilliamJohnson
by yoururbandictionary March 1, 2011
1. Polish for "What an ace" (roughly)
2. A forced internet meme thanks to Ray William Johnson, who thinks he is the shit. He was trying to pronounce polish comments in a video he was reviewing, and the tweens who watch him became enthralled with this phrase.
2. A forced internet meme thanks to Ray William Johnson, who thinks he is the shit. He was trying to pronounce polish comments in a video he was reviewing, and the tweens who watch him became enthralled with this phrase.
by R0FLBOB March 3, 2011