Episode 285 - Jive Cat

BudPod with Phil Wang & Pierre Novellie

Phil Wang and Pierre Novellie

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4.8 • 924 Ratings

🗓️ 25 September 2024

⏱️ 45 minutes

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0:00.0	It's about part 285.
0:02.0	285.
0:03.0	285.
0:04.0	Who's that great?
0:06.0	Jive, cat?
0:10.0	It's Pierre.
0:11.0	I'm looking at Pierre.
0:12.0	Who's been away, been away for two, two weeks, right?
0:18.2	Who's that great jive cat?
0:21.5	Who's that great jive cat? That's what people say when I walk into a bar people go
0:27.0	who's that great jive cat?
0:30.0	Did was jive cat really thing? I wonder if it's going to come back ever.
0:37.0	Well that kind of Shub-Dee-Do talk?
0:40.0	Yeah, yeah.
0:42.0	That sort of bluesman, jazzman slang from like the 30s, the 1920s and 30s if you were a black American and from the 50s if you were white.
0:52.0	Mary Webster has it down as the jargon of hipsters,
0:58.0	but I think they mean the original hipsters.
1:00.0	In the 50s, yeah, so Caroac and all that.
1:03.0	But they got all their slang from black people, like much later,
1:08.5	cultural transmission was slower back then.
1:11.5	These days we still... Almost like nothing has changed. These days we still... It's almost like nothing has changed.
1:14.0	These days we steal the slang from black American people
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