On [this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gz_IwJD_yn8) YouTube video, the
author claims that one way to insult someone is the following:

[![enter image description
here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/wFLxk.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/wFLxk.png)

Is that true? The author seemed to be honest enough. How does that make sense?
(Note that I actually know nothing about Japanese)
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Insult: something smells
I took it as "what's this strange smell? - (staring at someone) - oh that
explains it". It basically says "you stink" with more words.
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1. He explains it himself in the video.

  2. The entire video is basically comedy / a shitpost. Although these expressions might be insulting in some situations, they are not as generically useful as F U is in English. He probably selected them because they make for amusing skits.
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That expression can be counted as one of a million possible creative ways of
jokingly insulting someone in an anime, but it is not a useful expression
worth memorizing as a set phrase. To be clear, it's not an equivalent of f**k.
The "example" he is showing in the video is basically just a surreal comedy
skit. To me, it's far from realistic.

It appears to me that the author is using his language skill to make fun of
Japanese and amuse English speakers. Judging from the number of likes and
comments written in English, his attempt may have been successful, but I
wonder how many of them understand the Japanese language. Almost everything I
could found in his top videos are exaggerated ethnic jokes. If you ever study
Japanese in the future, please don't take anything seriously in his video.
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