A sentence, used in one of ray william johnson's videos. it is polish and means something like: how genius! in an ironic way. but most of the people dont know what it means and just write it as comment under nealry every video. now it is way over used, you can find it everywhere!
by Minsyaa March 09, 2011
An annoying comment in the Polish language that means "as for the aces" or "what an ace".
Can also mean FAIL if used sarcastically.
Can also mean FAIL if used sarcastically.
co za asy......
by memememememee March 03, 2011
Co za asy means ''What an ace'' in polish. It is a comment wich was posted on a video where a guy in Poland is moving some kind of couch in his underwear, and he drops it and breaks a window. Co Za Asy became popular when Ray William Johnson reviewed the video on his youtube show and mentionned the polish comment.
Dude 1: Co Za Asy!
Dude 2: Hahahahaha!
Dude 3: What the fuck are you talking about?
Polish dude: Ok, get over it...
Dude 2: Hahahahaha!
Dude 3: What the fuck are you talking about?
Polish dude: Ok, get over it...
by Mysteriousdude March 06, 2011
“Co za asy” is a Polish phrase and video comment posted by YouTube user MrMal on a FAILblog video and later popularized through a webisode by YouTube personality Ray William Johnson. The phrase is roughly translated into “What an ace…” in English, though in the context of FAILblog video, it is likely the comment was written in sarcasm.
by Martsigras March 09, 2011
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 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 01, 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 03, 2011