A supposed comment on a video called "Couch Mover FAIL" on Failblog's YouTube account. Ray William Johnson featured a screenshot of this comment in his video entitled "GET A JOB". The commenter's YouTube username was "MrMal" with capitalized "M"s. However the is no user on YouTube with this exact name, nor is there any comments saying "Co za asy" by a MrMal on the "Couch Mover FAIL" video. It is clear that the comment was made-up by Ray William Johnson in a bid to create a meme, which he succeeded in doing.
The phrase roughly translates as "What aces" in Polish.
The phrase roughly translates as "What aces" in Polish.
Co za asy.......
MrMal
MrMal
by xAnne April 02, 2011
by MessyBeaver March 02, 2011
A polish term meaning "assholes"
But the way RayWilliamJohnson purnounced it, sounded like
"Cozy Ass-ie!"
Credit to RayWilliamJohnson for popularizing this term greatly over Youtube
May it be the next Meme on 4chan!
But the way RayWilliamJohnson purnounced it, sounded like
"Cozy Ass-ie!"
Credit to RayWilliamJohnson for popularizing this term greatly over Youtube
May it be the next Meme on 4chan!
by Wowbringer March 02, 2011
by Markiv1985 March 04, 2011
Co za asy” is a Polish phrase and video comment posted by YouTube user MrMal on a FAILblog video
Roughly translated: “As for the Aces”.
But peolpe say that the exact translation of the frase is: “What an Ass"
Use it if you see someone that deserves to be called an asshole
Roughly translated: “As for the Aces”.
But peolpe say that the exact translation of the frase is: “What an Ass"
Use it if you see someone that deserves to be called an asshole
by Psykopat March 04, 2011
The term "Co Za Asy" made immensely popular by the Vlog by Ray William Johnson is Polish, "Co Za Asy = What an Ace"
he saw the term used in the comments of another video.
he saw the term used in the comments of another video.
Most Failblog video's require the comment "Co Za Asy"
4Chan flood blocked the term "Co Za Asy" as soon as it started to be cool, Co Za Asy
4Chan flood blocked the term "Co Za Asy" as soon as it started to be cool, Co Za Asy
by Trentwood March 02, 2011
A Polish phrase whose translation is unknown, but is generally translated as "fail". It could also be used exclusively when someone Polish fails at something, or the fail involves Poland.
Jack: Dude, guess what?
Ben: What?
Jack: The Polish mover guy just broke our window trying to move our couch!
Ben: Co za asy!
Ben: What?
Jack: The Polish mover guy just broke our window trying to move our couch!
Ben: Co za asy!
by CozAAsy March 02, 2011