[Firemon]

[CardBoardBox]

I'm not going to bias anyone concerning the video. I spent 8 minutes of the 14.

I classify the youtube comments as slightly additive. Slightly. I did wonder if Dad was a mis-spelling. D's and B's are so close.

I did go to the users site and began to wonder if I had been misprouncing the word "foreign" (that's us people) since he has a caption showing "farrin"  but who am I to judge that our spelling is better. Does Amazon sell a patoi dictionary? ***

What I did find unsetteling is one from 4 months ago titled "I quit my job to do YouTube." (God, I hope not. Watch for my video "is Jamaica public education something to savor or flee?") Again, who am I to judge as many people have an income from the site. (aka click-bait?)

***footnote. NO. But I did find a close approximation
http://niceup.com/patois.html

and one which explain some expressions
http://jamaicanpatwah.com/

PS one which had potential was titled "Jamaican Street Hustle [Comedy Sketch]".

[Firemon]

Didn't know I needed to let you in on the joke but Dad Jokes are by definition Bad Jokes.  

dad joke - Wiktionary

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/[b]dad_joke[/b][url=https://www.bing.com/search?q=dad+jokes+defintion&form=EDGHPT&qs=PF&cvid=63b9665ec9fb49179d81ceeea48b5f02&cc=US&setlang=en-US&PC=LCTS#][/url]
May 25, 2018 · [b]dad joke[/b]. Indicative of the type of bad [b]jokes[/b] that might be told by one's [b]father[/b]. Noun . [b]dad joke[/b] (plural [b]dad jokes[/b]) A lame, embarrassing or unfunny [b]joke[/b]. Translations . unfunny ...

[CardBoardBox]

Dad is right there on the screen image, twice. (Wasn't implying you typed it wrong in the subject line.) Of all the things I do searches on/for, principally based on news stories and videos , it eludes me why I didn't seek out the definition, so thanks for the enlightenment.

In retrospec, "try not to laugh" shoulda been "try to endure the whole 14 minutes." I seriously thought it was another case of not understanding what Jamaicans find funny.

[Firemon]

"Whoosh" is an onomatopoeia for the sound of a fast moving object flying over someone’s head.