the Kids in the Hall 

Awesome comedy sketch show from the early 90s. Best show out there for random and funny characters and scenes. Some popular characters from the Kids in the Hall include the Chicken Lady and the head-crushing guy.
One very very excellent sketch from the show is the "Daves I Know" song.

If you haven't already, watch it. Right now. Go.

"...some of them are Davids, but most of them are Daves. They all have their own hands, but they come from different mums."

the Kids in the Hall by ElectricBlueCrayon July 28, 2005

Urban Kids 

Young kids who like to hang out at the mall. Most likey jerking. Wears skinny jeans in obnoxious bright colors, flannel shirts, thick rimmed glasses, and flat billed hats. Can be really annoying and hostile towards people who are not their friends. Loves the color purple.

That urban kids look like their pants were colored with a highlighter.

Urban Kids by Ant Hill September 4, 2009

pbs kids 

Granola Cartoon Network. If you grew up watching PBS kids your from somewhere like Chicago Land or the Bay Area, you definitely had a vegetable garden, and your stay at home mom or dad would walk you to elementary school with a nature valley bar and annie’s gummies packed in a re-useable snack pack.

-what was you’re favorite show when u were little?
~hmm i loved the dinosaur train, idk if u know it
-never heard of it
~ yea i watched pbs kids growing up
-oh, yep that explains a lot. i bet ur parents didn’t let u watch sponge bob either.

pbs kids by K:D April 17, 2021

annoying kids 

They say who.... asked every second they act like slenders on roblox they yell fornite battle pass every 5 minutes they have no friends they always be rubbin their hair

ALL THE TIME....
Person 1: I like...
Person 2: Who

Person 1: Um well..
Person 2: ASKED *laughs*
Person 2: bruh *walks away*

Slender....
Slender: hey bbg
Girl: umm

At school....
Nobody:
Still nobody:
Litteraly nobody:
NOBODY:
That one kid: FORNITE BATTLEPASS
The "cool" kid: nobody even plays that anymore...

Annoying kids- are just ughh like stop just stop

annoying kids by imliving April 4, 2022

The kool kids klub 

It is a joke which allows people use the term "kkk" for fun 'the Kool Kids Klub'-kkk

Guy- hey I'm joining the kkk
Girl- what
Guy- the kool kids klub

The kool kids klub by mimist*r2001 September 2, 2015

Popular kids

A non-existent group. The theory of popular kids makes no sense because if everyone outside of the group refers to them as the popular kids and doesn't like that group, they are really only popular among themselves. The only truly popular kids are the relatively quiet ones that everybody can get along with.

Nerdy kid: I HATE POPULAR KIDS

Me: Would that be popular as in the kids who play sports and wear pink collar shirts that everyone makes fun of or popular as in the ones that people actually like?

Popular kids by Doo man July 24, 2006

Survival Kids

Obscure Game Boy Color game about a ten-year-old and his/her strugle to survive and escape a seemingly uninhabited island, with eight possible ways to end the game. Near the end of the game, the player may aquire a second child of the opposite gender who cannot continue living without the main character's attention.
Had an even more obscure sequel that sadly, never set foot on American soil.

Konami (Creators of the first two games) is currently creating a sequel for the Nintendo DS, entitled "Lost in Blue".

Person One: Hey, ever heard of a GBC came called Survival Kids?

Person Two: That game kicked ass! I had no idea other people knew of it's existance!

Person Three: Count me out, I've never heard of it. Mind telling me about it?

Person One: It was sort of an RPG, your guy had to run around the island, hunting animals for food and building tools to help you survive.

Person Two: Yeah, and if your fatigue , thirst, or hunger levels went too low, you died.

Person One: Too bad Survival Kids wasn't more well-known, it was an awesome game!

Person Two: Hey, I heard Lost in Blue for the Nintendo DS is a sequel to it!

Survival Kids by Americanto February 27, 2005