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Brooke and Jeffrey

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Comedy, Society & Culture, Relationships

4.7 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 28 November 2024

⏱️ 8 minutes

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0:00.0	Have you ever met someone named Jeff and instantly thought, wow, what a beautiful sounding name?
0:09.0	No, I always think of that clip.
0:11.0	My name Jeff.
0:12.4	That's what I think.
0:13.7	Honestly, no one's ever thought that ever, because turns out it isn't anywhere near to being close to the most beautiful name in the English language.
0:19.7	I know Jeffrey is a lot better.
0:21.8	You had a moment in your career where you could have picked a stage name.
0:25.7	You realized that, right?
0:27.2	Like, you could have done something differently.
0:29.6	Yeah, well, that was actually, Brooke is the one who added young Jeffrey when I first started working here and then it's stuck forever.
0:37.0	You did.
0:38.5	This is your fault. But a baby website called My First Years.com took 400 of the most popular baby names in North America
0:45.3	and they had a linguistics expert whittled these down to the top ones that sound the most beautiful
0:50.9	when you speak them out loud. Okay. Well, wait till you hear the names.
0:55.3	Okay.
0:55.7	The best sounding ones for boys are Julian, William, Isaiah, Leo, Levi, Joseph, Theo, Isaac,
1:07.5	and number one most beautiful sounding boy name is Matthew.
1:11.6	Matthew.
1:13.0	So basic.
1:14.5	Yes.
1:15.1	Okay.
1:15.7	Yeah.
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